The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-04

tons received. This division 10 having
quite boom, the membership nov num-
bering over 6fty. There viii be IN exeur-
sion and IN old-fasnioned basket picnic -
Chautauqua on the Fourth Of July, In
which every division in the city viii take
part. II wzs also decided to hold m open
meeting on Friday evening. June Is. 20
which the public generally Is invited. An
excellent programme viii be rendered.
Lstona Division, No. 5. holds regular
weekly meetings on Gladstone street every
Thursday evening. Six new members
have been initiated lately. The division
has a weekly paper edited by different
member each week. A fne literary pro-
grarame is also arranged for every meet
ing. Four new names for membership
we're proposed on Thursday.
Sons Of Veterans.
Gen. George H. Thomas Camp. No. I.
meets tomorrow nigh; in Grand Army
hall, Hinckley block. All brothers who
are entitled TO vote in the division en-
campment which meets at North Yakima
next week, whether regularly elected dele
gates or from post honors. are requested to
be present to perfect arrangements for che
trip.
n. II. Holmes Camp. No. 81, Ballard,
will be inspected Thursday evening by
Col. E. w. Young. Several members OF
Camp No. will probably accompany the
inspecting officer.
Capt w. H. Fletcher. Of Tacoma, seems
to be the leading candidate for division
commander. Col. Rosenhoupt. is is said.
will not be candidate for reelection.
Ind If
Oregon. was in the city on Decoration day.
lnAepsadeas Order Of Good Tenplars.
Lake Washington Lodge. No. Ill, on
Tuesday evening elected ~ delegates to
the Grand Lodge John Busnell and Brother
E. B. Sutton. The aiternates are Lucie c.
Pratt and Jonas BushelL The following
programme WAS given: Recitation, Ida
Haynes; reading. Maggie Sutton; essay.
Birdie Sawyer; reading. Della Winter
mute. John Bushell spoke about the sad
death of Brother H. s. s. Finch. Brother
AMI Sister Copp and Brothers Turner and
Warren, all Of Central Lodge. visited the
meeting. Lake Washington lodge is
arranging for . moonlight excursion in
the near future. The lodge is doing finely.
Renton Lodge. No. ~. is in flourishing
condition and still on the increase. On
Friday night, May IS. six persons were in
itiated. Several names are pending. The
lodge will give an entertainment on FRI
day evening. June q. Committees from
the lodge will also assist in Christian
Endeavor entertainment on Tuesday even
ing. A pleasing feature is the increase Of
women in the order.
Everett lodge on Monday evening in
ifiatod five ~a~ vnAnhopx Affop routino
business this programme followed: Phren-
ological contest. G. w. Myers and ]. w.
Waldron; song. Mr.. Havercroft: recita-
ton. G.. w. Myers. Mock trial-C. L.
Haggard. plaintiff. VS.. A. c. Whitney. de-
fcndant; J. W. Waldron. Judge, C. A.
Weed. attorney for plaintiff; Mr.. Haver-
croft, attorney for defendant.
Good Temp'srs District Lodge.No. ..
TACOMA. June Especial. 1.-The fourth
annual session Of District Lodge. No. 5, I.
Q. G. T., was concluded this afternoon.
District Councillor Brother c. Potter pre-
sided at the session, which was held in the
hall of Dauntless Lodge. No. 90. The COM
mittee on credentials reported the follow
ing delegates present and entitled to sit in
lodge:
Washington, No. I. TAcoma-E. E. Lee and
Miss Dolly Brown.
Tacoma, No. l. Olymp!s--Miss C. Coons, Miss
I. Savage. Miss Jennie Hildebrand, Miss Bessie
Hartshorn, +. L. Giles. Frank Merr.deld, {. l.
Melton and W. s kellogg.
Hope. No %. Puyallup-C. Potter.
Bucoda, No. 81. Bucoda-Miss Minnie Mice,
Charles Mice. J. W. Ludden and q. 5. Eppensoa.
Morning star. No 81. Wiikeson-Miss Georgia
Lemon, James Madden, James Higgins.
Mordan. No. Sc. Tacoma-Aiss c. Konmisrud.
A. NJ Coibo.
r. H. Milroy. No. 81 Puyailup reservation
Miss Maggie Woodwork, Miss Emily Gard,
Mathew Seattle.
Dauntless, No 90, Tacoma-Mra NJ. Taylor,
Thomas Christian. Charles c. Fisher.
or,inR, No. 1os, Orting-Miss Bertha Martin.
John b. Finch. No. liz. Tacoma-Miss Laura
Sit,oa. p. II. Mcneil
White River. No. lis. Bucsiey--C. Anthaper.
North star. No l3i. Tacome-O. Ramstaa. Ed
Benson.
Ivy. M. 1914. Tacoma-M.s. 8. F. Rice, Miss
Nelly sherman. 7. {. Rice.
The committees appointed were:
State of the order and programme-Sis-
ter Bertha Martin. Brother Thomas Chris
tian and Brother F. l.. Milton.
Resolutions-Br Brother c. &. Fisher. Sis
ter Laura Sitton and Sister Smith.
During the recess the ladies of the local
lodges served a bountful lunch. Upon re-
assembling the report OF the commit
tee on state Of the order and
programme was read and accepted.
The committee on credentials re-
ported the names Of those entitled to the
District degree Ond the degree was con-
ferred on ten sisters and fourteen brothers.
Reports of the district secretary and dis
friet treasurer were then read. showing
the district TO be in an excellent condi-
ton, there being seventeen lodges with a
membership OF about 200 in good standing.
The superintendent Of Juvenile temples
read an excellent report. showing that the
work in the Temples was progressing.
Reports from lodges and temples were
then called for and members present gave
verbal reports Of their respective lodges,
showing that Good Tempiar work is on
the increase. During the rendering of
these reports Brother Shearman, grand
chief tempiar. entered the room and was
greeted with continued applause The
programme rendered las. night follows:
Prsye, Rev. DIR. Chesinstou
Rev. A. L. cur'iss. o. Ivy Lodge. No lsl
Rev. ". III. saearmsn. q. L. T., OF Tacoma
Lodge. Ma. 1.
ocat colo ...-...-.
Miss Mary LuciGn. Of Washington Lodge,
No. l.
Mira l. {. Fairbanks. o. Washington
Lodge, No l.
Lecture 49,, -. Rev pr Casringson
tocAi solo 49,. Nssa June Huwic Kescs,e TeIapls
u ttstAtatts o.
Mia u Bricn, Washington Lofge, No l. and
Miss kiaa fAifeA -, of Rescue temple
Living We ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS