The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-24
sons of Veterans.

An important meeting of the members
Of Gen. George III. Thomas Camp. No. 1,
will be held at Grand Army hall tomorrow
night
An election of officers will be held as
soon as orders are received from Col.
Fletcher. of Tacoma. to fill all vacancies
caused by tho resignation Of Capt. 4. c.
Allen.
Preparations are under way for the
holding of a special business meeting of
Camp No. I on the meeting night of
Stevens Post, No. 1. g. A. r.. at which
time the exemplifcation OF the Sons of
Veterans ritual, including the muster
work, will take place, by team from the
camp, for the entertainment OF the vet
Grams. Invitations will be extended to
the officers of both Stevens and Miller
Posts of the @. A. r. to be present. The
details are not as yet completed, but it
will probably conclude with . banquet
and speech-making by prominent mem
bers of the two organizations. Ii is hoped
that Department Commander Sinclair, of
the g. A. r., and Division Commander
Fletcher, of the Sons of Veterans. will be
present.
Indepe ndent Order of Good Tempiars.
Monitor Lodge, No. 81 (Swedish). will
celebrate its third anniversary next Tues
day evening. Preparations are being made
for = social evening with a programme ap-
propriate to the occasion.
Seattle Lodge, No. q. enjoyed good at
tendance on Monday evening last, in spite
OF the heavy rain. The programme of the
evening was furnished by Company b. In
addition to the usual readings, recitations
and musical entertainment, the exercises
were made more interesting by the read
ing OF lodge paper. THE Pioneer" by
Miss s Valentine. district secretary.
The members Of Monitor Lodge, No. 81,
varied the usual routine last Tuesday even
ing by sdiourning and proceeding in a
body 10 Fremont. A fraternal visit was
made with Lake Union Lodge, No. ii6.
Despite the storm on Wednesday even.
ing. Loyal Lodge. No. f36. had good
| meeting in Freed's hall, with visitors pres.
ent from Lake Union. Monitor, Pacific
and Duwamish lodges. The following
| programme was rendered: Recitation,
| Tina Johnson; reading. Brother Charles
| Eas,on; duet, Brothers George Davis and
| J. /. Wilson: remarks. Miles Blakney
reading. J. {. Johnson.
| AFNbFM isedkcs NO. lS-, MGNAAlre street,
| on Wednesday gave an informal reeeption
| To Brother Elmer A. Friend. P. c. T.. on
| his return from an extended trip through
| the Eastern states and the Worlds
| fair. The programme consisted of read,
| ings by Sister Copp. Brothers Smith,
| Brewer ana Stewart. and a song by
! frankie Smith. Brother Friend visited ,
| number Of lodges when in the East. and
| reports them all doing good work. lie
| spent eight days At the fair, and state.
| iha; from remarks heard on the ground.
aud noting the numbers that visited each
state exhibit Washington was the attrac
| ton. special programme is being gotten
| up for next meeting.
| nuwarnish Lodge. No. i5i, on TUESDAY,
| evening entertained n number Of visitors
| Among them were: n. L. u. Brothe,
! Riakney. Brother Connell. Everett Lodge
| Brother Groves, Seattle, No. 6: ]. q
| Johnson, Loyal is6 and a full delegation
| of members from South Seattle. No. 81,
| STEPS were taken % organize stock com.
| pAny tor the purpose Of building = GOOD
| Templar ball in that vicinity. After 4
| busy session the following programme.
| WAS rendered: Recitation. Asoury John,
| son; song, Miles Biakney; recitation
| Annie Mcdonald: reading. J. 3 johnson.
recitation. Gus Maxwell. remarks, Brothe,
Conaell; recitation. Tina Johnson.