The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

merle. The aftai1 cOnciuded with SOD
ssansiai collation.. Il wss partaken Of By
shout thirty members Of the grove sad >
number Of invited brethren from Tacoma
ssss q rs.pssasee.
Eureka Division, No. 4, Sons OF Tenn
perance, met Saturday evening. June 5.
and decided to hold it, regular meetings
on Monday evenings hereafter. The fol-
lowing programme VAS rendered:
Rscssa:ioa. Jessie Tuck
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Reading -Dsvid x. LArImef
necassaon.
Remarks. u. Hanson. OF LAsona
Queen City Division, No. l. at its Friday
night meeting. had guests from Latona
DIVISION. No. 5: Monitor Division. No II;
Eureka Division, No. 4, who came In
body. A highly enjoyable time was had.
After disposing Of the lodge business the
Fourth Of July basket picnic was discussed.
1t was decided TO change the place from
Chautauqua to Eagle Harbor. Every body
IL invited to take part. leaving Seattle in
the morning. returning in the evening.
Queen City will hold an open meeting on
Friday evening. Everybody is cordially
invited. A good programme will be rem
dered- Light refreshments will be served
free OF charge.
Losrsise Chspter's surpSiss.
Lorraine Chapter. No. 6, Order Of the
Eastern Star, gave . surprise on Thurs
day night to Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. CIough at
their home. 303 Moltke street. Those
participating were: Mr.. and Mrs. s. E.
Ciough. Mr.. and Mrs w. V. Rinehart,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Haley. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rob
inson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Cochran. Mr..
and Mrs. Harmon. Mr.. and Mrs. Under
smith. Mrs. Albro Gardner. Mrs. O. G.
Root, Mrs. Whittier, Mrs. Conner, Mrs.
Clifford. Mrs. Fubrick, Mrs. Carrie,
Miss de Wolfe. Miss Cochran, Miss Ida
Cochran. Miss Holloway. Miss Filbrick,
Miss Ella filbrick, Miss Palmer. Miss
Huckins. Mr.. George HOLLOWAY. Mr.. H. F.
Phillips. Mr.. James Head. Mr.. William
McCord. Mr.. johnson. Mr.. William Fox,
Mr. Charles Patten, Mr.. Walter Clough.
Mr. George Ciough. Mr.. E. O. Clifford. Mr..
c. e. Clifford, Judge A. L. Palmer. Mr.. J.
H. kunzie, DR.. A. NJ. Burns and others.
Native sons Of Washington.
The society Of the Native Sons of Wash
ington has organized along the lines OF the
organization of Native Sons in the state Of
California Mr.. John Condor. OF this city,
is provisional chairman, and DR.. J. T..
White Is secretary. Several meetings have
been held and constitution adopted. The
qualifications for membership are that ap-
piicants shall be white males of Is years or
over. Of good character. born within tho
territory now comprising the state Of
Washington. A committee is now looking
up the matter OF permanent quarters. and
will report at q meeting to be held on
Thursday at 8 p. m. at the Chamber Of
Commerce. All eligible persons are in
vited to attend. Thescharter roll will close
At this meeting and officers will be elected.
Independent Order OF Good Templars.
Renton Lodge, No. -. still boons. Six
new members were initiated Friday night.
Young men are still far in excess Of the
other sex in numbers. Sessions are en-
livened by good programme every meet
ing. Brothers A. NJ. Eden and U. G.
Murphy were elected representatives TO
the Grand Lodge.
Everett Lodge. No. IT, l. O. G. T.. held
its annual session on Monday evening
One member was initiated. After the
usual order Of business the following pro-
gramme was given: Recitation. Miss
Edith Hammond; instrumental music,
Miss Jessie Foster, reading. Miss Jennie
Webbiy; charade. Mrs. /. F. Heston and
Miss Jessie Foster; recitation, Miss Jessie
Havercroft; song, Miss Jessie Foster.
Sons Of -. George.
The officers of Washington lodge who
were elected last week we're installed on
Tuesday by Past President w. Setcheil,