The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-27
Sens of Temperance.

Grand Worthy Patriarch c. W. Ciausen
vas ia town on Monday and Tuesday. He
la. announced the appointment Of the
follosing state deputies for the coming
year: John Bnsheli, r. G. W. p; w. II.
Seymour, r. NJ. Hanson. Rev. T. y. Sat
ton and J. NJ. Rex, ali Of Seattle; Rev.
Jonas BasAeii. Of Port Angeles: e. W.
Reed. of Star Lake; Rev. C. If. Barnes, OF
sidney; Rev. J. l.. Baldwin. Of walla
waiia; j. v. Crawford. Of Waitsburg: ].
l. Penlaud, OF HELIX. Or: T. J.. Boldly. Of
Athena. Or.
Dixie Division. No. -. reports tha; at its
last tao meetings il initiated twelve and
thirteen members respectively. This d.
vision was organized IN September in q
tewn where il was stated that no temper
ane- organization could be made. The
division now has over fifty members.
Happy Vale Division, No q af Bethel,
kiisap county, reports that since its or
gAnisation in May IL has made gain Of
100 per cent. A public meeting Was held
a week ago. at which q large accession
was made TO the membership. This dlvi-
sion oses great deal OF its progress 10
tue members of Sidney Division, No. :,
who have aided IL IN many ways.
Queen City Division. No. /, on Monday
evening initiated one new member aud
rendered good musical and literary pro-
grsmme. followed by speeches by Brother
A. V. Pauison. OF Paulseo, and Brother
e. Kelsey. Action was taken in re-
gard &c forming a pemorest medal class
under tAe direction Of Miss Emma Z.
Page.
Seattle Division. No. 2, held Gospel tenn
psrance meetings three evenings last week
The hrxt one Was held on Monday even
lag ai Calvary Presbyterian church- Ad-
dresses we're made by Rev. Z. b. Sutton.
grand scribe: c. W. C4aasen. g, W. p;
John Bushegl. +. g. W. r.. and Rev. Bre-
ward l.. Sinclair. The other two meet
inxs wsre held in the Market stree, Bsp-
list church and Grace NJ. l. church, and
we're under the direction of Grand Scribe
Sutton. During the meetings eleven PER
sons signsied their intention OF Joining
the division. More Of these meetings
will To held during the winter.
I.atona Division. Ne. J. initiated one
nsw member on Thursday evening and
rendered the following programme: Song.
Prof. Hartman; recitation, ]. Richard
Bareh. Of Chicago: remarks. T. b. tx sn-
ner. 81 Queen Ctty; song. Hsnry Cowaa;
reading. Eta Douglass.
EareAa Division. No. 4, fesis greatly en-
,ttss~a since the successful and pleasant
session Of the Grand D4vasloa held IN It's
ball ard Il began tie warx Of the yssr by
initiating two candidates on Tuesday
evening. Mere are promised nexs time.
A pew feature has lately neen iniros aeei
IN tae coed of the order exercises. II beng
a rspeg called the Essstka HsTrer. et4sted by
Mr.. Alfred Cromwell. The disssaoa has
hal presented ~ II BY some u rs mem
bers sn enssre set 81 sseles aud pesiesisss,
and 3 movement Is nov on foot - set an
entire nes sss OF regA1isN
fndependent order of Coed Hen"isrA
The fySt anniversary g District Ao1g s.
Va. rs. was celebrated 81 Rroeklyn On fsa-
aav last ia connection wsih the regular
agarterly district session. Nearly Eta ee'-
ssSsss and honorary degree sassEzs hers sere
ia attendance EepEsseEi4ns he afsssG