The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-23

I,Ssnosiosa 0spssmo Leetasor q =.
Dat. q xsw York ses1s. uho haD tsss
go s. he Intesnasjoaal oupss0e Ledge
- ;sdvonoe the work II thie state.
t.a wednesday Dssning ~ 10pegt 81
Orssd Sserstary Z Z Martin vss read.
shwvine . msmbsrship q All Good
1sEsplass II the seata-
r., the aftssuoon The Tupegt 81 H. gTaDd
sur<ssnsssdsns q Jusenile 1e0pfass was
pr-senssd. Ths juysnils department m.
q. dissesSea q Niss Aans Gt11sa, Ahovsd
nssksa progress during - ysaR Just
eaclYsa.
ghs report of Gfsad Trsassr9 Hsnsy
N.,9raxh showed The rscsiptD of TIE year
% b 36.H3. y; disburssmsnta, el.36k:
balances, 1s7AA Altss . suppaemeatary
ssSogt from The credontaal committees, the
Orsod Lodes dsgsse vas eoaio7sd %
tssnsy-swo candidates.
oKsR1AL DuslgunI
On Wednesday svsning The rspogt e The
Rsxnd secretary uas conttnaed. lt stated
list the number Of lodges Organised dur
Ing the year rs q. the number 5eoreau-
lied 9. the number suspended 50. The pro-
cessiines Of the session Of the S0prsms
Ltsaes we're reported by lntarnatlouai 6u-
PRIME Dslssass Gsoees =. Cosssrill. Who
vSs in attendance - representative from
thss state.
ca Thufsdsy morning thsrs were reports
Of special committees, short address By
Brother 8. II. Davis. the question box and
rsasost Of the resolutions committee Thur
day afternoon there were reports Of the
cctumitsess on bylaws and reports from
tbs distrtcta The following officers we're
thsn chossn to serve for the ensuing year:
Grand chief Tsmpiar. Arm 8. Alien. Of
Tscoma: grand counselor. John McGar-
viz. Of Port Iownssna a;,! grand yi n, ten.
grand secretary. x. r. Martin. Of 6po-
ksss; grand electoral superintendent,
Rsv. A. T. Curtiss, Of Tacoma; grand
treasurer, Henry Mc0rath. Of Ellensburg:
grand superintendent Of juvenile tenn
pies, Mr.. Anna Z. Sitton, Of Tacoma;
Grand vice chancellor. A. r. Dorr. Of Day
toa: past grand tsmplar. Rev. w. H.
worthy grand tsmplas. George F. Cot
tsdll. OF Seattle.
EhursdAy evening occurred the election
OF delegates to the international Supreme
Iss1ge, which meets 1t Boston In 1894
George r. Cotteriil. Of Seattle. and Robert
Abernethy. of Spokane. were selected -
dy,egatss and W. H. Shearman. Of Olym-
pia, and Joseph Wolfe, Of Brooklyn. ~
a:sernates. The remaining sessions were
devoted to reports Of special committees
ard general business, and the sessions
clssscd ON Friday at IL .. M, after the in
stallation Of the o6icers-elsct, conducted
by International Supreme Deputy 8. H.
Eavis, Of New York. Arm 8. Allen. Of Ia
cs.ma: J. McGsrvin, Of Port Townsend;
Miss Margaret Sutton. Of Ballard: Miss
Anna 4. Sitton. OF Tacoma; +. e Martin.
ox Spokane; Henry Mc0rath, Of Eilens-
bs:rk, and Rev. w. II. Sherman, Of Olym-
PA, constitute the Grand Lodge executive
tlss order for the ensuing year.
From beginning 70 end the session just
c.:,sed was one Of the best attended and
most interesting meetings ever held BY the
o;dsr. A large amount of business Vas
t.ansactsd ana plans laid for the I'd.
vehement of the interests Of the organi-
sation. The newly chosen officers are
without exception experienced workers
along Good Templar lines and have the
estsem and confidence of the entire men,
h.rship. Many Of the delegates TO the
(syand Lodge were In the city yssterday
aud attended the meetings Of local lodges.
1sy unanimous vote Chautauqua was
sslected ~ the place for the next annual
session. which will be held In July. 1894.
Rsnton Lodge. No. y, initiated one new
r.,ember at it, last meetiag. at which the
nominations Of officers for the ensuing
quarter were also made. Monday evening
tventv-five memberp visited Seattle Ixodre