The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-16

9.242, A o. F. A., on Monday evening. in
the G. A. B. hall Several of the members OF
Court Enterprise were present. and NUM-
Der Of eloquent speeches we're made.
The Warrington Forester made its second
appearance last week and was brim full Of
news TO the Forestfrs,of America
Royal society CsoA F.,lswa
Supreme Deputy c. Frank Powell, with
the officers Of Centraiia assembly, instr
tuted fine assembly at ChehaIis Friday
evening with thirty six charter members
The officers are: J.. NJ. Pickens. ruler; c.
NJ. Steadman, instructor; d. W. Bush.
counselor; A. A. Harmon. past ruler; ].
A. Gabriel, secretary: c. II. Cubbell, finan-
ciai secretary; H. w. Davis. treasurer: }.
w. Maxwell, prelate: c. L. Leas, director:
A. B. Eaton. guard; George Noble, sentry.
Junior Unised 6meriea. Mechanics.
Seattle Council,S No. =. Junior Order
United American Mechanics. met
Wednesday evening in Ek's hall. Hotel
Stevens. One appi.ca for membership
was received and cne candidate was initi-
ated. The next Yegular imeeting will be
on Wednesday nexs at Elfs hall. A social
will be given by She council on Wednes-
day. May 8. at Hotil Stevens.
The knights Of the Maecabees.
The Knights of the Maccsbees will have
one initiation nexss Tuesday. The MEM
bers of this order! are rehearsing a plav
entitled, 1.-THE Ancient Order OF Hercules"
which will be given. at tho Ballard opera
house soon.
Sons o. Veterans. i
Gen. George H. Thomas Camp, No.
held no regular meeting last week. bit
met at the hail for team work preparatory
to inspection tomorrow night. Sevfd
recruits are to b. mustered tomorfow
evening, and the camp will be inspected
by Capt. c. T. Roscoe. of snohomish.
Maj. II. H. Phillips inspects Col. r. W.
Young Camp. No. h3 Snohomish, t.mor-
row night.
Capt. PIimpton goes to olymr::a on
Wednesday to inspect Sheridan camp,
No. "a, and Col. Yfung goes to La Conner
Tuesday to inspect Eamp3l.
The L. A. 8. will smeet tomorrow even.
ing in g. A. r. haA annex. Seveeal ap-
plicans' will be initiated. !
The Temperance Orders.
Four new divisions of the Sons Of Tenn
perance have beers organized dur ing the
last week
Queen City Division. No. 1. met GA Mon
day evening. Thrse new membSrs were
initiated and severa: more were p1 opposed.
The meetings will 1e held in Freeii's hall
hereafter. The Committee on bylaws
submitted an excellent code for tie gov
eminent Of the division. It will15e con-
sidered at the next meeting. A gtod pro-
gramme was also given.
Sidney Division, No. z, 8. T. !held q
public meeting on Monday evening". Those
taking part were ". Ii. Seymorff', John
Bushell and d. W..M Z. r. W. allison.
Twelve new members were initia!.d. A
ing.
Latona Division, No. 3, S. of T., l. grow
ing in numbers. Tha regular meel Ing was
held on Thursday evening. wheS three
new members were received.
Diamond Division. No. 8. S. Of E., held
its first regular mo letting on Thursday
evening. All the Off ers were pres .nt and
several new names vi re added to 41e roll.
This division expect3 to have a r3ember-
ship Of seventy-dvsI by the end of the
Bethel Division, No. 6. Sons of lemper-
ance. initiated eleven members at sits first
regular meeting ands i've at theiS second
meeting on Tuesday might. Six spplica-
tions for membership exere received.
Gilman Division. NJ. 10, was organized
at Gilman on Thursiay evening. The
officers elected are Is follows:s W. P,
Rev. Z. r. King; w. a.. Mile dunther;
Il. S.. J. Mullarkey; a r. s., Be Gina An
derson; F. s., A. hopkins; -;easurer,
Benjamin Iced; Chaplain. J. e. Fonts;
Con-, George Bush; s. Con-, Mrs. Lucy
Clark; I. s.. Thomas Dahl; O. s, Joseph
Jones; P. w. p. Waiter 'Mackey. This
division starts out with band of earnest
workers and will soon guild up q strong
organization.
A public meeting was5 held at Fall City
on Friday evening wsen the Fall City
Division, No. II. Sons of Temperance. was
duly organized with twenty-five charter
members. The officers elected and in
Neighbour: w. A., MrslR J. Cooper: X.
s., Frank L. Taylor; A. TX. s.. miss S. +.
Baxter: treasurer. Res Miltfn Smith:
chaplain. q. w. Stephenson; GIN. Justus
King; A. Con-. Miss Oily Tailor; /. S,
w. NJ. Mckenzie; o. s.,sJ. A. cooper: P.
w. F.. L. A. Smith. sieetiigs will be
held each Tuesday eveni{ &.
Paiatine Lodge, No. I'D gsvl dramatic
entertainment and soc& att the Good
Templars hall in Ross LAP night. The at
tendance was very large. tnclu(1ng a full
delegation of visitors ir,sn fremont and
the other city lodges.
District Lecturer Rev. lark pDayis and
State Deputy George f. &ostefIl went 10
Green Lake on "Wednesday eIening az
companied by a party cd oh Templars
from Fremont and Ross khxy We're met
at the Green Lake school Mud b. a larcs
audience of the residents that suburb
Mr.. Robert Weedin acted Hartman of
the evening and INTRODUCED lev. Mr. pa.
Wis. VINO presented the 81 jekt of ITEM.
perance Work and the e Y Of the
.. G. T. Organization. A Ihf conclusion
of his address thirty-thres4sp Hsons signi.
fed their desire 10 beccnX taarte- mem.
bers Of Coed Templars' Sdoe. The Or
caniIation and Instructors las at onca
completed by the state dep2A aud Green
Lake Lodge, /. o. G. I. 4otaallv insti.
tuted. The following OF e{s we're in
stalled: Chief templar, R1&t Weedin
vice templar, Mrs. NJ. II. III kcr; secre.
tary. Miss Mamie Dye; .SsS;ant .erra-
tsry, Miss Fannie Dye: daScial secre.
tary. Miss Winnie Rogera t@sasurer n
S. Wells; chaplain. {. : a1ut. marshal
William Ask; deputy maSha3. Miss
Leighton: guard. Miss LotSje Wood: sen.
tinel, {. 5. Weediu; past ahiet tamnIa~