The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-01
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Mizpah Temple, No. 8, met on Friday
evening and large number of applies
tions for membership were received A
committee was appointed 10 prepare for
series of entertainments 10 be given dur
ing the winter months. As Mizpah tenn
pie intends making a mark in fraternal
circles something unique may be expected.
The introduction of this order into Seattle
Is mainly due to Mrs. Henry Powell, who
has been untiring in her efforts to make it
what il is-a most decided success.
Good Templars' District Lodge.
EVERETT. Sept S0-tSpecial. Am in
teresting session of the Good Tempiars OF
District Lodge, No. 3, /. O. g. t., was held
this week The district comprises Sno-
homish, Island and Skagit counties. On
Monday evening the local lodge 81
Everett rendered the visiting delegates q
reception. Tuesday evening Mrs. ]. C..
Stone, of Cleveland, o.. addressed a large
audience at the First Baptist church, and
on Wednesday evening ut Lowell. The
following delegates were present: c. IL.
Barrett Naomi Davis, Maud Baker and
L. III. Yost. of Mount Vernon; Daniel
Zandt. Bert Sherwood, j. Patterson. OF
Coupevillss T. T. Lewis, Mrs. Lewis. of
Wallace; Emma BlacKman, w. g. McLane,
Minnie Shelton. of Lowell; Jessie Haver-
croft. Aggie Allen. j. w. Snyder, Mrs.
kreiger, John Kreiger. Mr.. Ross and
Albert Goldthrope. of Everett: Guy Pear
son and VIII Walker, of Stanwood. The
following were initiated as honorary men,
bers: J. Cole. Miss Mitchell. Mrs. John
If
Freeze. of Lowell. William s. Allen, G.
c. t.; Anna Z. Sitton. g. S. ]. T.. of Ia
coma; Mr.. A. Fritz. of West Superior;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Stone. of Cleyeiapd. o..
were present as visiting members. On
Wednesday morning the following officers
were installed for the ensuing year by A.
s. Allen. 6. c. T.: ID. c. T.. C. L. Haggard,
of Everett; ID. V. T., Minnie Shelton, of
Lowell; ID. counsellor. @. w. Snyder, of
Everett; ID. secretary, Naomie Davis. of
Mount Vernon ID. assistant secretary. VIII
Walker. of Stanwood; ID. treasurer. Maud
Baker, of Mount Vernon ID. S. ]. T., Mrs.
C. L. Haggard, of Everett; P. d. T.. ]. G.
Carolan, of Arlington; ID. marshal, Joseph
Patterson. of Coupeville; ID. deputy mar
shall. Mrs. ID. A. Kreiger, of Everett; D.
guard. Guy Pearson. of Stanwood; ID.
sentinel, Mrs. T. Z. Lewis, of Wallace. d.
chaplain, ]. L. Yost. of Mount Vernon.
Ind epcndent Order Good TempIars.
Grand Chief Templar A. s. Allen, of
Tacoma. stopped in the city during the
past week on his way TO and from the dis
trict session at Everett.
The office business of the Grand Lodge
of this state is to De concentrated at Chau-
tauqua. Grand Secretary Martin will re-
move from Spokane and take up his head
quarters there on October l. The Good
Templars own a good building at Chau-
tauqua, erected especially for summer as
semblies, hut also conveniently arranged
Tor office purposes.
Monitor Lodge. No. 81 (SwedIsh). cele-
brated its third anniversary at Freed's hall
on Tuesday evening. There was a large
attendance. The programme included
vocal and instrumental music, Rotations
and an anniversary address by George +.
Cotterill, ID. X. w. 6. T. Mr.. .Cotterill or
gained the lodge three years ago with
fourteen members The membership at
one time exceeded hundred, but was re-
duced few months ago by internal disaf-
lection 20 less than twenty Since that
time the lodge has again prospered and is
now on a frmer basis than ever, with
nearly fifty members. At the conclusion
OF the evenings programme the guests
and members partook of light refresh
ments served by the ladies of the lodge.
The cosy lodge room of Seattle Lodge,
No. 8, on Battery street, near Fifth, was
the rendezvous for visitors from nine sister
lodges on last Monday evening. The men,
bers of the pioneer LODGE were, as usual
equal 10 the occasion and welcomed all TO
place in the ''fraternal circle" After the
usual recess, made doubly enjoyable by
the presence of SO many co-workers. the
programme of the evening was furnished
by Company A. as follows: instrumental
music, Miss Flora Bellingham: recitation,
Miss BERTHE Bryan; reading, George +.
Cotteriil; reading. Morris Case: lodge
paper. The Hatchet," by George Wash
ingtou, jr. The committee on social
reported arrangements in progress for an
entertainment of an interesting and novel
character, to take place Monday evening.
October g.
goodly number OF members attended
the meeting of Central Lodge, No. 1872. on
"Wednesday evening. After business vas
over. on the invitation of Brother Stuart.
they accompanied him to his residence
SIS East street. where they found that
Sister A. l.. Smith and Sister Stuart had
prepared nice supper. and q very pleas
ant evening was spent.
Palatlne Lodge, No. les. gave the follow.
ing programme on last Saturday evening
10 a large audience: Reading. Miss Eva
Merritt; recitation. Roy Clark; reading.
Joe Smith; instrumental solo. Zena
Mesdag; recitation, j. Smith; duet. Miss
4. Mesdag and Miss L. Merritt. This
lodge will give public meeting October =.
University Lodge No. ~, on Friday
evening. listened to the following pro-
gramme from Company a, under the new
system of credits adopted at the last meet
ing: Song, Miss Edna Pinkham: recita-
ton. Miss Essella Palmer: song. Miss
Anna Douglas; reading. Mr.. John Wealth
erspoon; song. Miss Ada Bell: reading.
Mrs. ". Parry Smith; remarks, Brother
Biakeley. ID. D.: song. Mrs. William
Copestiek. 1t is expected that the new
system of credits will bring out better
literary programmes and also increase the
attendance
CHURCH DIRECTORY,
Baptist Churches