The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-20

generally. The association has elected the
following officers for the next year: Com
msnder. " ". Holmes. Of Seattle: senior
vice commander. G. W. Denny. Of Toledo;
junior vice commander. Fred Nye, OF
Aberdeen: qaavtermaster. d. r. French,
Of Westport: trustees. j. o. Wilson, OF
C0smopoiis: A A. Cooper. OF Hoquiarn ::
Max Sanford, Of Aberdeen. q. c. Carnage.
OF soath Bend; W. c. Petit. Of HoqEiam-
sens of veserans-
Russell A. Alger Camp, No =. Sons Of
Veterans, was mustered in ut Everett on
Wednesday evening BY w III. Fletcher,
division commander, aided by r. G.. Call.
John Farley and r. c. Tubbs, OF the g. A.
X. The following officers were elected
aud installed: Captain. J. 2. Chambers:
hrSs lieutenant. n g. Diltz; second lieu
tenant. Arthur Bailey; members Of the
and John Lindsay. a fine supper was
were made by Division Commander
Fletcher and by Capt Chambers
Independent order of Good TempIars.
The Good Templars of this county are
looking forward with interest to the dis
trict session 20 be held at Renton on Sep
TENDER /. Almost without exception the
lodges have made substantial gains IN
membership during the past quarter. and
each has already elected its full quota OF
delegates TO this quarterly session. The
evening meeting will be public and an adj
dress will De gwen by S. III. Davis, Of New
York state. the lecturer of the Interna-
tional Supreme Lodge. During the past
month DIR. Davis has done very acceptable
service for the order and the cause in Sno-
homish, Skngit, Whatcsm, jefferson and
Claiiam counties. Arrangements are be-
ing made by which the Good Templars
from Seattle will give an excursion to
Renton for those who desire TO attend the
evening meeting.
Seattle Lodge, No. G, held its regular
meeting on Monday evening last at the
hall on Battery street, near Fifth. The
''credit system" succeeded In bringing out
first-clsss programme. consisting of an
address with presentation Of photograph
of graduating class ct Des Moines, Ia,
June, 1858. by George +. Cotterili; re-
Spouse by III. O. Benedict, chief templar !;
readings by B. Butterworth and Charles
Walker. and instrumental music by Miss
Flora Beilingbam. Brothers A. NJ. Edens
and Ainsworth, Of Renton. and Nc Neil,
of Tacoma, were present IS visitors and
responded to q fraternal welcome with
appropriate remarks.
Grand Chief Tempiar Arm 8. Allen, Of
Tacoma. made official visits to Orient
Lodge. No. 50, of Kent, and Central. No.
1872. of Seattle, during the past week. At
the latter lodge he was accompanied by
Grand Secretary r. f. Martin. of Spokane,
and District Deputy Miss 8. Valentine. Of
Seattle.
At the regular meeting Of Maple Valley
Lodge. No. 1876, Saturday, the lodge dep
MY installed the following officers: Stella
Burtenshaw, chief tempiar; Eva Russell,
vice temp!ar; W. ID. Gibbon, past chief
templar; W. Webster, secretary; NJ Web
ster, assistant secretary; j. +. Arnold.
financial secretary; Nancy Burtenshaw,
treasurer; Maggie Easton, marshal: ].
Peacock, deputy marshal; Ed Duff. guard; ;
William Bowman, sentinel. Remarks
were made by Brother Craghan. the lodge
deputy.
Monitor Lodge. No. 81, will have an,
open meeting Tuesday night.
Perseverance, Lodge, /. o. G.. T.. OF Bal
lard. had an encouraging increase of men,
bership during the last quarter, and
new set of officers regalia and an organ
have been purchased. At the last regular
meeting the following officers were IN
stalled: Chief tempiar. Della Mannay;
vice templar. Margaret sutton; secretary,
Leona Sweetland; assistant secretary,
Lilly Draper; financial secretary, Henry
Mannav; treasurer, Dan Smith; marshal.
Tom Smith deputy marshal. Gertie Der
meyer; past chief templar. w. c. Way:
chaplain. Fred Salzer guard, Oscar Veasy
sentinel, ID. 5. Harvey; superintendent
juvenile temple, Ida Moore, lodge deputy,
Frank Shilier
University Lodge, No. %. l. o. @. T., of
Brooklyn, on Friday evening elected the
following delegates to the district lodge:
William Copestick, William Yarnall,
Thomas Lowers. Mrs. w. Parry Smith
aud Miss Ada Bell. A vote of thanks was
extended to the committee on hail decora-
tons. Brothers John z. Bell and Alexis
Paysse. for the able manner in which they
had furnished the hall with new furniture
and otherwise decorated it. The follow
ing programme was rendered: Song,
Brother J. II. Bell: recitation, Sister Anna
Douglas; song. Brother William Cope
stick; recitation. Sister Ada Bell: duet.
Sisters Ada Bell and Flora Walker Re-
marks were made by Brother George +.
Cotteriil, of Seattle Lodge. No. q. /. o. q. T..
for the good of the order. Mr. Andrew
Christianson and Mr.. Leroy Buck, of Lake
Union Lodge. No. lie. were also visitors
during the evening.