The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18


newly elected division officers AZ Yakima
Last Thursday the retiring commander,
Col Harry Roscuhaups, Of Spokane. vas
presented with the handsome silver cross
Of past colonel Of the Sons Of Veterans
BY the members CT his staff
Gen. George II. Thomas Camp. No l.
Sons Of Veterans. holds its regular meet
ing ct G. A. r hall tomorrow night
Brother jenkins will report the work OF
the division encsmpment at that time.
Members returning from the divi sion en-
tampment all express themselves a.
greatly pleased with the hospitality OF the
North Yakima people and Of Lincoln
Camp. No. 10 in particular. Col. John
Reed - IN entertainer cannot Be excelled.
Native sons Of washiags
On Thursday evening the Native Sons Of
Washington met at the Chamber of Com
merce and completed their organization by
closing the charter member list and eieet.ng
officers for the ensuing year rs follows:
John I. Condor. president; Z. c. Cheas:y. irst
vice prss'd.nt: II. ". Miller. second vics presi-
dent; J. 7. White. rscordiug SECRETARY: o. {. Nc
Gsivra, financial secretary: A. Wilson Denny.
treasurer: c. L Denny, historian: A. W. Bryan,
O. o. Denny and Howard Tilton. trustees.
The charter roll closed with the follow
ing thirty-seven names: o. c. McGiyrs.
Fred H,nckley. A. W. Denny, o. O.
Denny, c. L. Denny. J. ]. Burns, A. w.
Bryan. William Campbell. James Camp
bell, H. Meydenbauer, w. C. Meydenbsner.
jr.. G. i. Russell, X. f. Russell. c. d.
Wilson F. X. Atkins, A. W. Lipsky. F. A.
Lyon. J. T. Kelly. X. Coons. Orange
Jacobs, jr.. and L. e. Nickels. all Of King
county; ]. T. Condor. r. w. Condor. E.
L. Drew and II. II. Buliene. of kitsap
county; H. w. Miller. G. F. Hansell. C. E.
Hansell and J. T. White. of Jefferson
county: H. w. Scott, Y. A. harrington.
NJ. d. Nunan and E. C. Cheasty. of Island
county; w. NJ. Ballard and Starr Ballard,
Of Pierce county; Howard Triton and J. X.
Hayden. jr., Of Thurston county.
Those are eligible for membership who
are white males, torn within the territory
now comprising the state Of Washington.
Is years of age or upwards. of good moral
character and having some respectable
means of support.
Although the Native Sons 10 not .
beneficiary organization they propose to
aid aud care for such of their members as
may be sicK or destitute and TO find EN-
ployinent for those who need it. 1t is q
semi-secret social order. organized 10
unite the native sons Of this state SO that
in time they NAV take the place Of the
Society Of Pioneers, thus perpetuating in
the minds of all native Washingtonians
the history Of their pioneer foreiathers. 1t
is also intended to collect all historical
data pertaining to the early settlement Of
the territory.
As SOON as possible state organization
will be effected. but before this can be
done local societies should be organized in
all cities Of the state. One has been formed
in Port Townsend, making two in the
state at present.
Forestera and W00dmen.
Court Friar Tuck, No. 1921, Ancient
Order Of Foresters. on Thursday night
elected the following officers for the en-
suing six months:
Chief ranger. John Macarthur: past chief
ranger, Isaac Dinsmore: treasurer, W. C. Will
Jams; recording secretary, A. B. Hart; financial
secretary. q. a. Durham: senior woodmap. B.
A. Stewart: JUNO. wootman, n. MeGd.es,ad:
senior beaule, A. Love: junior beadle, A. {.
Blanks
Four candidates were initiated into full
membership and one application filed.
becoming quite prominent and productive
of much good to the court. Brother W. c.
Williams rendered an unusually fine solo
on Thursday night and promises many
more for the future. Good talks we're also
made by Brothers Clark and Hollenbeck
Oh lodge room topics. Visitors were
present from Tacoma.
Junior United American Mechanics.
Seattle Council, No. 2, on Wednesday
evening initiated several candidates. A
delegation from Bothell council was pres
ent to see the work.
State Councillor Dexter Shoudy, of Ell
lensburg, was in the city Friday and Sat-
urday of last week. He reports rapid
increase in the number of councils and
membership in this state. The next meet
ing Of Seattle council will take place on
Wednesday evening at E!ks hall. Hotel
Stevens.
Royal Society Go I'd Fellows.
Supreme Deputy c. F. Powell instituted
Mount Rainier Assembly at Carbonate
Wednesday evening with fine charter
list. The officers are: Ruler. John NAL
let: instructor, w. II. Berringer; coun-
selior. William P.estidge; past ruler. W.
II. Williams: secretary, George Gowder !;
financial secretary. William Garland; ;
treasurer. George {. Taylor: prelate, Ed
c. Morris: director. Domerick Arnold;
guard. John jenkins; sentry, John Hum
pbries.
Wilkeson Assembly initiated eight more
members Tuesday evening making
seventy-three that have joined this assem-
bly, this month.
Sons % Temperance.
Seattle Division. No. 2, at its meeting of
Friday evening had an interesting pro-
gramme presented. II was IS follows:
Recitation ...............Mi Miss Jessie singleton
scns-"wns, Jack said" Misc Lucy q Pratt
f.ecitaton -.-..-... .-..... Miss Maggie sutton
tEncorej
| song-"The Dsunksrd' Child" ........
....................Mi Miss Florence Clark
| Address-"The soas OF Temperance
=. .,........--....,-..--.-.... Rev. Z b. sutton
Mns,s, .....;,--.'.--.-...b By "our Boys"
| speech-'tur BOYS ---.--........ionas Basaefi
soag-~Ili Remember You, Love. In Nv
cone sons-"Ma.h Ma.h II r r f FinIsy
Independent Order of Good Templars,
Central Lodge. No. i9o. meeting in
| Brewers hall. had an interesting and in
| ssructsve session on "Wednesday evening
| good programme Vas rendered
| L University Lodge. No. -. l. Q. G. T.
held It's regular weekly meeting Monday
evening. with good number in attend
ance. Steps were taken to cree, an ante
| room for the use Of the lodge. After the
| regular order of business was gone through
| with the following programme was rem
|