The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-19
Order Of IN. Golden shore.

the revised edition will notify the secre-
tary.
Order OF tho Golden shore.
At the last regular meeting Of Seattle
lodge three members were initiated and
four more are on the list for the next meet
ing. March 8.
Grand Army OF the Republic.
Stevens Post held its regular meeting on
Tuesday evening. Two candidates were
received. Coffee and crackers in the din
ing room after the business session served
as a reminder of the old days.
Sons Of Veterans.
Tomorrow evening the members Of Gen.
George II. Thomas Camp. No. l, hold their
regular meeting in the Grand Army hall,
in the Hinckley block. The Ladies' Aid
Society. which is auxiliary to the Sons OF
Veterans, will also meet tomorrow night.
The council-in-chief has ordered the con.
vening of the commandery-in-chief en-.
campment August ii to is inclusive, at
Cincinnati, O. Several Washington men,
bers will attend.
Independent Order Of Good Templars.
Seattle Lodge, No. 8, the pioneer of the
city, enjoyed surprise party on Monday
evening last. The members of South
Seattle Lodge, No. 81, visited in a body,
and there were goodly delegations of
visitors from Baltic. Pacific, Paiatine and
other lodges, added to large attendance
of the membership of Seattle Lodge, No. 6.
altogether making q fraternal circle
which filled the lodge room of Queen City
hall on Battery street. Eighteen delegates
ana aiternates we're elected to attend the
district lodge. At the conclusion of the
business session recess was enjoyed.
afording an opportunity for social and
fraternal greetings. The intricacies of a
grand march were successfully evolvsd to
the satisfaction of all who took part, after
which the following interesting pro-
gramme was rendered: Address. District
Deputy J. L. Atterbury, of South Seattle;
recitation. Memorial Day Grafton, Capt.
d. T. Davis: instrumental music. piano
solo and encore. Miss Bolink; reading of
the lodge paper. THE Pioneer" by the
editor, Miss S. Valentine, district vice
templar. In response to call, Brothers
Frank Fiorini, of South Seattle Lodge, No.
81, A. g. Lynn, of Pacific No. 81, and J.
Nygaard, of Baltic, No. 100, responded with
fraternal greetings. The regular meeting
will be held tomorrow evening.
Palantine Lodge. No. 1856. 1. 0. 6. T.,
meets on Saturday in the Salmon Bav hall
at Ross station. The following officers
were installed on Saturday a week ago:
c. T., William B. Mullin V. T., Miss
Minnie Prendeville; ?. c. T., Miss Belle
Ramage; chaplain. Miss Eva Merritt; NJ,
A. Giacomini; D. ~, George Merritt; Sec
rotary, Miss Carrie Merritt; assistant Sec
rotary, Royal Mullin; financial secretary,
A. L. Macdonald; treasurer. Jesse Harri-
son; guard. Miss Nellie Shearer: sentinel,
Press Brooks; S. J. T., Miss Nellie Cowan
The following visitors were present: Mr..
J. N. Shaffer, district c. T.; Mr. Charles
Easton and Mr.. John Ornbrake, Lake
Union Lodge, No. 1l6.
At the weekly meeting of South Seattle
Lodge, No. 81. I. o. 6. T., Friday evening,
the following delegates were elected to the
district lodge: Mr.. A. A. Atterbury, Mrs.
N. A. Atterbury. MI. J. Harrington. Miss
Kittie OFT, Miss Ethel Rouse and Miss
Anna Shepherd The following were
elected alternates: Mr.. William Guyer,
Mr.. E. Taylor, Mr.. A. Farhan, Mr.. N.
Erickson, Miss Mary Thornton and Miss
| Ora Mattock. Social games were played
in which the visitors from Duwamish
| lodge took active part. after which the
| company was favored with speech by Mr..
Collins, of Duwamish lodge. and select
reading by Mr.. A. A. Atterbury and Mr..
Frank Fiorini.
Pacific Lodge, No. ~. which meets in
the Denny building corner OF Harrison
and Kentucky streets. last Wednesday
evening installed the following officers.
A. q. Linn. lodge deputy acting; c. T.,
Thomas Pirret: secretary, Lena NJ.
Graves; F. S., Clara HarOldson; chaplain.
l.. d. Crossetti: guard. Edna Harodson;
marshal. c. o. Void. The following were
elected delegates to the district lodge: A..
| G. Linn, c. q. Void, Annie l.. MISSIONER
| and Clara Haroldson. A. G. Linn gave q
| speech 'for the good of the ORDER" which
| was followed by remarks from Oscar Ben
edict and A. W. Cade, both of Seattle
Lodge, No. 6.
District Lodge will meet at Fremont
! February %.
Ballard Secret Societies.
Perseverance Lodge, l. o. G. T., held
their regular meeting Monday night. A
| fine literary and musical programme was
| rendered.
| At the last regular meeting of the Bal
| lard Juvenile Temple the following officers
were elected: Allie Pitcher. c. T.; Maud
| Williams, V. r.. Robert Hopkins. secre-
! tary; Onier Smith. assistant secretary
Roy Sprague. chaplain; Mabel Conway.
| financial secretary; Guy Holden, treas
urer; Lille Harper, guard; Johnny Hop
kins spcratarv Tht. placa of n q