The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22

No. 307, called = large attendance Of men,
bers 20 order on Tuesday. The amend
ment TO the bylaws in regard TO semi
monthly meetings have been passed and
forwarded to the Grand Lodge. Brother
7. Rowe, OF Monte Cristo, was present.
Grand Army OF the Republic.
The regular meeting of Stevens post
last Tuesday night was very largely at
tended. IL was decided 10 resume the
open meeting entertainments on the
fourth Tuesday of each month. On Tues
day, OCTOBER "a. the music will be fur
nished by the Seattle Either Club. There
will he several addresses, and good time
il expected.
Commander T. NJ. Young of Stevens
post. has issued q circular as follows:
The programme for the open meetings of
Stevens post until December 81, will be as
follows: October "a. j. NJ. Wrestling, sub.
sect, The War Governors; c. III. Hol-
den, subject. The Bloody Angle. No
yember ~. J. r. Kinnear, subject, "A Few
"reminiscences; A. W. HASTE, subject.
The Vet as Soldier and Citizen De-
cember ~. q. c. Wilson, subject, A
Hawkeye Boys Christmas;' George w.
Tibbetts. subject, Christmas in q Rebel
Prison The meeting on the fourth Tues
day of each month will be open to the
families and friends of comrades. Every
member is earnestly urged to attend these
and all other meetings of the post, as far
as possible, for regular attendance brings
increased interest in the welfare of the
post and the order. Come yourself ana
bring the application of some friend for
membership with you, for the time has
come when every man who honorabIy
wore the blue should wear the button of
tho Grand Army. December is the date
OF the annual election of officers, and il is
expected that every member will be pres
ent for duty"
independent Order of Good Templar..
Central Lodge. No. lg2. had large mum.
Der of members and visitors present at its
meeting Wednesday evening, and received
two members by card and one by initia-
ton and two propositions for membership.
The programme consisted of remarks bv
Brother Shaffer, Seattle. No. s, and Brother
Blakney, Fremont, No. 49, A reading by
Brother Smith and paper called the
News" by Brother +. A. Friend, which
was very much appreciated. closing by all
present joining in game of Boston bean
bay.
Pacific Lodge. No. ~. on last FRIDAY
evening entertained visitors from the diff
ferent city lodges. The programme con-
sisted OF readings by Miss Sivesind, Mr..
A. q. Linn. Mr.. J. NJ. Comstock, Mr.. Ben
Starky and Mr.. Maurice Case.
The work of organisation of new Good
| Templar lodges still continues. Interna-
tional Supreme Lecturer ). III. Davis is
now In Stevens county. He will finish his
| mission work in Eastern Washington by
the close of the present month as he has
| been assigned TO the field in British Column
bia- grand mass-meeting is TO be held
| in this city on the evening of November
| to mark the close of his work in this state
/ Addresses will be delivered by Mr. Davis
and several officers of the Grand Lodge
| central committee consisting of one
| member from each of the fifteen lodges i'm
| Seattle and suburbs will meet at Freed's
| hall, Ninth and Olive streets, on next
| Wednesday evening 10 perfect the local
| arrangements.
| Mrs j. G. Stone, OF Cleveland, o., is now
| in the service Of the order in this state as
| grand lecturer. She has Just completed
| successful three weeks mission in Skagit
and snohomish counties aud commences
work In this county today. She will de-
| liver an address At 4 O'Clock this afternoon
AZ the Lutheran church, ccrner of Fourth
and Pine streets, under the auspices of the
/ Scandinavian Total Abstinence II uion. of
/ this city. The public generally are cor
daily invited ia attend this meeting. She
! speaks az Columbia City this evening. nj
| Brooklyn, Monday evening: at Bothell.
| Tuesday; woodinville, Wednesday; Gil.
man. Thursday; snoqualmie, Friday; Red.
mond, Saturday: Duwamish. next sunday
evening.
Seattle Lodge, No q. on Monday even.
Ing had many fFaternal visitors. The
social committee made good financial
showing as 10 the social OF the preyious
week Several propositions for member.
ship we're received The programme nf
che evening vas presented by Company \
| IS follows: Recitation. Miss Maud Bel.
| bingham, reading. Charles Butteriield; in
stramental music, Miss Flora Bellingham:
| original essay, subject. James 4. Gar.
1 ueld. II. q. Benedict; vocal solo. Miss
| Maud Bellingham; reading. Maurice Case.
/ paper. The Ratchet, George +. Cotteril!
| reading. GRAFT Ca1e. The contest be-
| tween the two companies for literary
credits is drawing to tinish. Company
/ \ has concluded tor the quarter With a
! ieAd 81 90 credits. bat Company u has the
closing and will make great efforts to win
the contest by presenting an elaborate
/ programme tomorrow evening
The HasAsastaR Teaaperamce Magazine
+ has again maze as appearance. changed
/ h. fo-m and name, that Of Paciac Tensplar
F having been added TO the original title. Ii
F Is the officla organ Of the order in this
+ state and IS uoN under the management.
/ OF Grand Chief Templar Arm :. Alien.
Lake nloa Lodge. No. lI6. Of Fremont,
/ on tuesday evening" initiated one eandi-
/ date, aud seyera. propositions for member
snap ~ere received. The following PRO-
/ grsame vas rendered: Song. Miss Young:
| recitation. Eddie Besrd paper. Miss Bertha
/ Benjamin: recitation. Willie Jones; bar.
I monica solo. Charles Taylor.
TN Wednesday evening LOYAL Lodge.
/ No ~. initiated one candidate Visitors
seFs present from Seattle, Pacific and
LAKE nion lodges. The folIes5ng pro-