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be part Of the programme, and the general


public is invited to attend.
Seattle No. 6 had an unusually large at
tendance at the regular meeting in Queen
City hall. on Battery street, on Monday
evening. Visitors were present from Rem
ton, South Seattle, Fremont, Ross. Du-
vanish. Maple Valley and several of the
city lodges, and all were accorded hearty
welcome. Officers were installed by Lodge
Deputy J. n. Shaver, assisted by G. NJ.
Blakney as grand marshal and Miss Lena
Graves as deputy grand marshal. The
complete list of officers was published
last week, but the following changes
and additions should be noted: Chap
lain, h. G. Peters; financial secre-
tary, Charles Walker; deputy marshal.
Miss Siverson. The report for the
quarter showed membership of eighty
three, indicating a substantial increase Of
strength. The programme for the next
three months was placed in charge OF Miss
S. Valentine, past chief templar. For the
Good of the Order" the following pro-
gramme was presented:
=. Rev q. Grant Murphy. Of Rsnton Lodge
Reading .................,.....Mis Miss BERTHE Bryan
William B. Mullen. OF Palatine Lodge
Quartette-''Hear Dem Bells.
G. NJ. Blakney. B. A. starkey. Miss Bell
ingham, Miss Valentine.
instrumental music. Miss Flora Bellingham
The election of nine delegates to the
district session at Bothell. May 26 and q,
also OF three delegates to the Grand Lodge
meeting a. Wala Walla July 1921, was
set as the special order Of business for to-
morrow evening.
Pacific Lodge. No. 81. held an interest
ing session on Wednesday evening at the
Christian church on Olympic avenue. The
following officers were installed by Lodge
Deputy Arthur G.. Linn: Chief templar,
c. o. Void; vice templar, Miss Lena
Graves; financial secretary, Walter West
over; treasurer, Miss Nellie Moss, secre-
tary, NJ. NJ. Moss; assistant secretary, Miss
f. G. Morrison; marshal, Fred Moss; dep
uty marshal, Mrs. A. G. Linn; chaplain. J.
NJ. Comstock; guard, Miss Edna Harold
son; past chief templar, Thomas Perrett.
c. o. Void was selected to represent the
lodge at the Grand Lodge meeting at
Walla Walla in July, and Miss Lena NJ.
Graves was chosen as alternate. Delegates
to the district session at Bothell will be
elected next Wednesday evening.
Grand Chief Templar Rev. William H.
Sherman returned to his pastoral duties
at Olympia yesterday. During the week
he addressed public meetings at Kent,
Vashon island, Walla Walla addition, Sc
attic, and at Franklin, with uniform good
results for the order. The meeting at
Maple Valley on Friday evening was I'M
avoidabiy cancelled by reason of unex-
pected train schedules. but the lodge at
that place makes good report of constant
increase in membership and effective
work. Mr.. Sherman will be in the field
during the coming week. lecturing at the
following points: Columbia, Monday
evening; Tualco, Tuesday; Cherry Valley,
Wednesday: Ross (Palatine lodge). Thurs
day; Kirkland. Friday.
University Lodge, No. %, met at the
Brooklyn church on Wednesday evening.
This was the first regular meeting after
tie organization and several new members
were admitted, raising the charter list to
about thirty. Meetings will be held here
after on Monday evenings.
Renton Lodge, No. u, 1. o. G. T.. met as
usual on Friday night. Another member
was initiated and officers installed for the
present quarter. This lodge shows a full
average of attendance. An endeavor will
be made to make the literary programme
interesting.
University Lodge, /. o. G. T.. No. %. of
Latona, held their regular weekly meeting
Wednesday evening. Five new members
were admitted. 1t was decided to change
the time of meeting from Wednesday to
Monday evening. Brother w. ?. Mullen.
of Palatine L odge, No. 49, was present,
and assisted the new officers in conduct
ing the business of the evening. this be-
ing the first meeting held since organiza-
ton. The use of the Bible classroom of
the Brooklyn Congregational church was
rendered the lodge at nominal cost by
the trustees. Chief Templar Rev. Joseph
Wolfe made brief and appropriate adj
dress to the members present for tho
future government of the lodge.
Everett Lodge. No. 172. l. o. G. T., held
its regular meeting on Monday evening in
and five candidates were elected and four
teen new names proposed.
This evening the Good Templars of
Everett and Lowell will attend the Baptist
church In body, wearing the regalia of
the order, and listen to an address by DIR.
Banks, of Everett. on Temperance"
Sons OF Temperance.
Latona Division, No. g. Sons of Temper
ance, gave grab social" Friday evening
in the Latona Methodist church building
on Gladstone street. The attendance was
large and the evening very enjoyable
one The following programme was rend.
ered
Ode OF Welcome. by the Division
speech on the sons of Temperance ~. Bushell
instrumental Solo. ......... Mrs. J. 4. Edwards