The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-13


nifsSs sppoistsd Tor that pasposs sab
missed . eo<3s 81 bylaws sod rules os
or5er--1e4ion On which was dsSsrsd
until some fasurs nassssng. Il vas de-
eided 70 eonSer both the Bssd's and
Druid's dsxrss Il The n~xs meeting. snd .
fras<rnai fnvitas5oa US sxssndsn - Seat
to Gsoye. No. :. 70 b. present and psstie-
ipese.
H~ysl Assaoa0s
Rainier Ccuneii. 10. fID. on Friday
night rscsived ssvessl applications for
membership. The mssssr Of the fornaa-
sson Of Grand Council VS. discussed, hut
definite acsion deferred until some future
meeting
ovasA As.y Of 50 RsssAlse.
The semi-snnual report Of the q. A. X.
for the department Of Washington and
Alaska 10 epitomixed In . circular issued
BY Department Commander Joseph +.
Sinclair and Assistant Adts- Gen. n y.
Holmes. Ii shoss that on June %, 1873,
there we're seventy seven posts and 5u
members in good standing. In the past
tuo and one-half yeass there has been m
increase Of eightssn POSTS. bat loss Of one
in the total membership. There ars nov
three posts suspended with . memoership
Of fifty six. and there are also 64s on the
suspended list The department COM
mandsr has visited twenty-five posts OF
the department since the sncampment st
North Yakima and finds everyw here . r.
newed interest in the order.
The Pacific SOLDIER Reunion AmoeiA-
ton, which holds it, fourth annual enc
campment At Westport beach, on Peter
sons point. Chshalis county. from August
10 20 August 81, 1895. has designated Tues
day, August Is, ~ Grand Army day.
The tsenty-seysnth national encamp-
ment viii be held 1t Indianapolis, COM
mencing with parade Tuesday, Septem-
Der 5. Comrades expecting TO attend are
requested 20 notify Commander Sinclair.
Post commanders who have not already
done 20 are requested to nominate . CON-
rade for aid-ds-csmp on the department
stan.
sSas 81 Tsmpss.see.
Two divisions Of Sons Of Temperance
have been organised during the past week,
one 1t Cedar Mountain, King county, the
other ~ Bay View. Skagit county.
Cedar Mountain Division. No. q, was
organized on Monday evening by John
Busheil. @. W. r. The night Of meeting
win be Wednesday. The officers are:
Mrs. f. Morris. w. p: Laurence Mccoy,
W. D.; Mrs. Bertha Livingston. X. s.;
Mrs. A. Gourlay. chaplain: A. T. Living
ston. r. s.: Miss Pearl Bogue, treasurer;
Con Bogue, conductor: William Robert
son. !. s.; James Maxwell, o. s.; Ray
Mccoy. r. w. r.
Seaside Division, No. %. organized 1t
Bay View, ekagis county. Wednesday
evening. begins with several well-knovn
temperance workers in its ranks. r. w.
Allison, ID. 9. w. r.. was the organizer.
Saturday will be the meeting night. The
officers elected are: A. c. Whitney. W. P;
r. c. Osborne. w. A.; K. d. Mckenzie.
X. g.; Eva Daniels, A. X. s.; Edward
Morrow. r. s.. II. L. Daniels, treasurer;
John Morrow. chaplain; II. r. Daniels,
conductor: Lucy Morrow. A. c.: Jacob
HHl. /. s.: David Doran, o. s.; F. 3.
Lester. p. w. p.
Queen City, No. 1, had . good attend
ancs on Monday night. The following
programme Was rendered: Recitation,
Alice Busheil: reading. Miss Esary: re-
citation. Mamie Williams; reading, r. G.
Busheii: reading, Mrs. Lotka; remarks,
W. H. Sheueman: recitation. II. j. Burch:
reading, w. H. Seymour.
Seattle. No. ?. is making rapid progress
at present. The night Of meeting has
been changed to Tuesday evening, -
Tuesday evening il more suited to the
members, many Of whom were accus-
toned TO meet on that night in Lake
Washington Lodge of Good Templars.
which lodge has surrendered it, charter.
the membership being merged into the
.Eons."
Eureka Division, No. 4, met Monday
night, and after the division business had
been transacted the following programme
vas rendered: Recitation. Edith Cooke:
essay. w. +. Drisko; song. Bessie Ingiis:
reading. John J. Ingiis: song. George C.
Spaulding: reading, Percy g. Copp.
olympic Division, No. 5, has advertised
public meeting and entertainment on
August 3. This division meets ct Pear.
son, kitsap county. II has an active
membership Of forty.
Bethel Division. No. 9. il preparing for q
picnic on an extensive scale. This divi.
sion leads in numbers, and intends to be
in the van in active. aggressive work. 1t
has elected the necessary officers for Loyal
Crusaders and ordered full set of sup
plies.
Elliott Division. No. 9. will give an ice
cream social on Saturday evening, August
-, at which time will be rendered q mu-
steal and literary programme and an ad.
dress made BY. John Bushell, g. w. r.
Diamond Division, No. 8, of Black Dia-
mond, will have . visit from the G. w.P.
next Thursday. which will probably be
followed by a public meeting ON Friday
evening.
A public meeting was held at Redmond
Wednesday night under the auspices of
Redmond Division. No. ID Brother w.
II. Seymour and the c. w. +. provided
the progr ANNE. At the close Of the adj
dress by Brother Busheli several expressed
themseiv as ready to assist the division
in the good work.
Welcome Division. No. II, OF Vashon
island. reports increased membership and
determination TO win. This division is
very careful rs TO who il admitted, beiiey-
ing that quality 10 important as well As
quantity.
Colby Division, No. Is, has Just been
supplied with set of new regaia. The
membership is growing and the outlook il
very encouraging. D. q. W. p. +. NJ. Han
son, accompanying q. W. Z. John Bush
ell, visited this division last night.
Happy Vale Division. No "a, was visited
on Wednesday by r. NJ Hanson, d. q. w.
f.. who materially assisted them in get
ting under way. Members Of Sidney d,.
vision VIII interest themselves in thin
division.
Young Mems Institute.
On Friday evening Fidelity Council.
No. ~. elected j. T. Gleason aud A. c.