The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-08

shrse members in good Standing. and that
one OF more members have been initiated
- every meeting during the quarter just
e1de9- The princspals on ers for this
garter are: Worthy patriarch, Rev l.
u. Barness recording scribe. Arthur Cusss-
Qneen City Division, No. !. on Monday
evening entertained visitors from Monitor
zud EarskA divisions The officers Tor the
new quarter were installed ey r. NJ Han
son. ID. g. w. P. Tne programme con-
sisted OF 3 reading BY ". Z. busnel,
song by Mrs. Groves. = reading or Mrs
Fraser. = song BY Mtss Nellie Jones.
recitation By w T. Dwyer and remarks
By Brothers Fyr and Ry5e-g, OF Monitor,
and f. u. Hanson and David a LarIrne-.
Ct Enreks DIVISION.
Eureka Division. No. 4. on Tuesday even
ing initiated one new member. large
De egatIon Of visitors was present from
Monitor division. 4 musical and iiferary
programme was rendered, the principal
feature OF which was vocal SOLO oy Nj.
George Spaulding.
Independent Order of Good Tenn plsrs-
/ Palatine Lodge, No. 1os. met ai Ross
bail on Saturday evening last. After the
business session the following programme
was presented: Reading. Miss lda smith ;
recitation. Miss Nellie Shearer; song. John
Gould; recitation. Miss Jennie Head;
reading, Mrs. William Mullen: reading.
Roy Mullen: recitation. Miss b. Benla-
min. The following visitors were vel
coined and entertained: Mr.. Harvey. Of
Pacific Lodge, No. a.; Miss Is. Benjamin
and Messrs. Miles Blakeney and Benja-
min, Of Lake Union Lodge, No. 1l6;
Messrs- William Ask and Wilmot, of
Green Lake Lodge. No 80; Mr.. sauiser,
of Perseverance Lodge. No. III, OF Ballard.
Green Lake Lodge, No. 30, on Wednes-
day evening decided to change the night
OF meeting hereafter 70 Saturday evening,
as that evening is more convenient for
majority of the lodge members. Arrange
ments are in progress for an open meeting
with select programme and temperance
address 10 be given on Friday evening,
October Is. After recess the following
programme was furnished by Company
A: Essay. Mrs. NJ. II. Croker: recita-
ton, Miss Myrtle Hill; reading, Miss
Winnie Rogers; paper, William Ask: in
s,rnmental and vocal solo. William Ask.
Short encouraging talks were given by
several visitors present from sister lodges.
Loyal Lodge, No. 136. met on Wednes-
day evening. with = good attendance of
members and large number OF visitors
who were made heartily welcome. One
candidate was initiated.
Baltic Lodge, No. 100 tScandinayianl,
held an open meeting on Saturday even
Ing. There was q large attendance, good
programme and ringing temperance talk
by Mai. G. w. CaIderwood.
Seattle Lodge. No. 6. at its last session
welcomed many visitors. The programme
was furnished by Company b. Arrange
ments were completed for the pumpkin
pie social" to be given tomorrow evening.
Invitations have been sent TO all the
neighboring lodges and 8 general invita-
ton is extended TO the public TO attend
and assist the "Pionerr Lodge" in cele-
brating its twenty-seventh anniversary in
this unique manner A good programme
will be rendered, including many features
of special interest to the occasion. This
lodge was organized in October, 1866. an
tedating nearly every other secret organ
ization in the city. Nearly 5000 persons
have taken the total abstinence pledge be-
fore its lodge altar With but one excep-
ton il is the oldest lodge of the order in
the state. and is justly entitled to its
name, the Pioneer Lodge"