The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28

out and some good singing Was done py
George Crane. of Seattle Lodge. No. 81
Harmony Lodge. No s. on Friday night
elected tn. following officers for the ensu-
ing term: Leo /. Stock, C. C.; A. McAu-
ley, V. Gil. ". Martin. p: II. J. Magic,
". OF W.: II. Watson. n. of 4.
Puget Sound Lodge. No. Il. on Friday
evening elected the ioIioxing officers for
the ensuing term: c. c., S. Y. Christian;
v. c., Col f. W. Young: prelase. Paul
Pearson: n. of W., George A. Lafayette:
II. at A.. H. H. Philips: trustees. Charles
Weight and W. y. White.
The PaAiaa Herald for May. which Is
Just out, 10 q handsome and credi.able
number. II is the souvenir edition Of
forty pages illustrating the Grand Lodge
at North Yakima. Beautiful half-tone
cuts are printed OF the distinguished men
who have made the Ter flourish in :his
state, and other fine illustrations are used.
1t is ably prepared and will excite interest
in the Grand fraternity.
Foresters aud woodmen.
Cour: Fsisr Tuck, No. ..a2i. Ancient
Order of Fores,ers, nominated officers on
Thursday night for the next SIX months.
The growth of this court has been phe-
ent year. Should it continue to increase
At the present rate, Court 7.9o1 will stand
al the head Of fraterna! orders OF this city
on its first birthday.
Seattle Camp, No. 50, Woodmen Of the
World. on Wednesday evening received
one application for membership. At the
meeting held May II there were six Access
sions to the camp, four by initiation and
two by card. The next regular meeting,
to be held May 81. will be principally de-
voted to the election Of camp officers for
the ensuing term.
Court Queen OF the Sound. No. s2i2, A. O.
F. Of A., on Monday evening initiated
seven candidates and received five propo-
sifions. Much interest is manifested by
this court in the good work that is being
done in this state on behalf of the A. 0. F.
Of A. Authority Il daily expected for the
formation of the Grand Court of Washing.
ton, in which case delegates will convene
in this city.
Independent Order OF Good Templars.
The juvenile temple Of Good Templars.
Of Ballard. met on Saturday, May %. and
elected the following officers for the next
quarter: Mabel Conway. c. T.; Amanda
Coleman. Y. T.; Annie ElliEgson, secre-
tary; Alma Pitcher. z. c. T.; Annie
Smith, chaplain: Robert Hopkins, finan-
cial secretary: Eva Chamberlain, treas
urer; Willie Osborn, marshal; Carl SIM
clair. deputy marshal; John Sinclair,
guard: Guy Holden, sentinel.
University Lodge. No. %. Of Brooklyn.
last week initiated four candidates. bring
ing up the total membership to thirty-one.
Mrs. Mullln and jesse Harrison, OF Pala-
tine lodge, and Brother J. A. Shaver, Miss
Valentine and Roland Cotteriil, of Seattle
Lodge, No. 6, were present as visitors.
The lodge decided to change its place Of
meeting, and will hereafter meet in Con-
stables hall, on Broadway. An excellent
programme was rendered, as follows:
Comic song .......................Mr Mr.. Bell
Instrumental music ..,..... Miss Smith
Remarks. Miss Valentine. OF No. s
Remarks. ..................J j. A. Shaver, of No
Recitation .............,.. Miss Flora Walker
Remarks .Jesse Harrison. OF Palstine
Chinese Gong .-.--.....- MI Edward Coates
Remarks. Roland Cotterill, of No.
The lodge will give a series of gospel
temperance meetings, which will be free to
the public. A good literary programme
will be rendered, and short addresses upon
temperance topics will be delivered by
Chief Templar Rev. Joseph Wolfe and
Others. 1t was decided 10 give the first of
the series at the Brooklyn Congregational
church SUNDAY evening June 4