The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02


wiestiiDg and Maj. s. W. Clark The
music and recitation Of Ars- Hambrighs
and Mis- Heartis Wood vers highly ap-
preeiated.
Stevens Post has been invited to take
part in the Fourth of idly celebration. and
viii meet as G. A. r hal. Tuesday morn.
ing at 80 The column will move u 10
= m Every member who IS able 10 ex-
pected TO be in line TO assist in making
this celebration . success.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
Grand Army ofthe Republic, Wosaen's Re-
lief Corps and Sons Of Veteran, vas held in
the Sons OF Veterans hail =: Ballard on
Friday evening. The meeting was adj
dressed by ]. F. Sinclair. commander !:
Rev. J. ]. Moss. department chaplain:
Lieut. Preston OF the Sons of Veterans.
and ]. Conway, commander Of Cushing
Post. Songs and Rotations by little girls
and boys were given and we're entertain
ing and good. The hal, was crowded 70
its utmost capacity and pleasant and
profitable evening passed. A resolution
Vas passed setting forth TIA, the Grand
Army Of the Republic. Women's Relief
Corps and Sons Of Veterans as one organ
ixation. empha.icaily denounce the re-
puisive sentiments, set forth in the Port
land Ovegoaian. published in that paper
and copied in the Posr-IsrELLrGEScER
June Is regarding old soldiers and PEN
sions. ~ sentiments untrue. treasona able
and unfit for circulation in any public
newspaper"
Sons Of Veterans.
The Sons of Veterans hold . regular
meeting in Grand Army hail tomorrow
evening.
No meeting or social was held last Mon
day.
Capt. Allen has been sick, but is about
again.
Gen. George H. Thomas Camp. No. l. gave
an excursion on Lake Washington and .
hop at Leschi park pavilion on Friday
evening. The excursion was very pleasant.
but the pleasure OF the hop was seriously
interfered with by the failure of the cable
company to keep its promise that it would
run late cars Considerable indignation
was expressed at the company's action. as
the dance had to be stopped to enable the
guests to get the last Car. The next ex-
cursion will probably be given over the
Madison street line and the hop at Hotel
Calkins.
The L. A. 8. meets tomorrow night A
large attendance 10 urged.
Col. Fletcher, Of Tacoma, has not an
nounced his staff as yet.
The national encampments of the Sons
of Veterans and Ladies' Aid Society meets
at Cincinnati August a. Several will at
tend from Washington division.
knights Of tho Golden Eagle.
A castle of the knights of the Golden
Eagle is to be established in this city. A
large charter list was forwarded to the SUI
preme governing body last week and in
due time authority viii doubtless be re-
ceiyed for the desired organization. The
charter list Is as follows:
G. G. Grimm. John g. Day. James Dyer. A. w.
Oliver, Robert Hamilton, Ernest s. Lyons. Ed
Lewyn. Aipheus Byers. II. B. Drisco. william,
Kierski. J. Van Horne. A. c. Evans, D. A. Nc
Kensie. b. W. Smith. Morisz Koch, s. v. Chris
tian. Wall c. Oakley, c. C. Hilton. E. ".
Young, r. r. Burkman, A. L Valentine. J. T.
Burkman. George N. Holloway, 7. II. DINING.
W. W. Gilman. II. W. Miller. E. v. Ruge.. J. II.
Irving. john w. Pratt, B. +. Leister,
John L Kahaiey. H. l. Reynolds, Will
lam Trinkie, J. stringer. G. NJ. Min.
nisrs, b. Johnson, A. r. Fink. Herbert
w. Taylor. H. c. Gordon. D. W. Bowen. II. l.
whittiemore, T. w. Gordon. N. J. Nesgie,
Robert Black. Hugh l. smith. s. Ii. Piles, B.
B,ockway. D. E. Campbell. II. II. Thompson. Z.
J. Birdsell. J. c. Thalmsn. Charles n. Evans. T.
J. Roberts. A. = sseppler. James Pincus. John
Kelly. John Francisco, 4. H. Calvin, Burt J.
Humphrey, E. sialey, A. Z. Bell, r. A.
Churchill. J. s. sailee. James p. Gleason. W. II.
Cowie, A. +. Braymer, I. W. Mccoy. E. IL Hall.
W. A. {. West. 2. d. Cieavis. James Campbell,
J. I. Mitchell. E. r. Edsen. r. Schmidt. Louis d.
Bruins. Terry King, Charles Esp!in, jr.. Joseph
NJ. Glasgow, Gardner kellogg, Edward J. Bick-
erson, John Wallace. }. II. Connor. Frank Law
isr, D. b. Fifteen, c. b. Howard. samuel d. Car
lis!e, A. T. Van De van,er. d. T. Gleason. Wi..-
lam Philips, W. +. Mckay, George H. r. Spar.
ling, d. Phillip. Jesse r. Cochran, I. +. Towus-
icy aud W. A. Carrie.
Some OF Temperance.
Two new divisions Of this order have
lately been organized by X. w. Allison,
d. II. W. p, Snohomish Division. No. ~.
and Halies City Division, No. II. The
former has the following officers: w. T.,
". Z. Thrali; W. A., Miss A. NJ. Yonker;
b. s., I. Z. Seaggs: A. X. s., +. I. Ros-
coe, +. S. J. A. SWEET; treasurer, Mrs.
NJ. Z. Mckay; chapl ain. Rev. J. W. Dor.
rance; Con-, A. NJ. Preston; A. c., Roy
NJ. Roscoe; Sent. J. J. Henderer
Halter City Division. No. q. was organ.
ICED on Monday evening. The following
officers were elected: W. F., +. b. Davis:
W. A. Mrs. O. l. Blair: Il. s., William
Blair; A. K. S, Miss f. l.. Luce; +. s.,
Waiter Blair; treasurer, W. W. Luce !:
Con-. Justin Phipps; A. c.. Mrs. w. w.
Luce; chaplain, A. L. Blair: /. s., Z.
Grant: .. s. A. Erikson.
Pleasant Hill nyision M - Ill, -
open entertainment Saturday evening.
June "a. and raised funds Tor the purchase
OF new set Of regalia This division vii,
Fourth, in which they will be Joined by
ali the people OF the district.
Star Lake Division. No. Is. held a straw
berry festival and entertainment last week
Tor the benefit Of its building fund. twill
also hold an entertainment at CHRISTOPHER
Tor the same purpose. The membership of
tue division Is gradually increasing.
Laiona division met in regular session
on Thursday evening and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing quarter:
". T.. Mrs. NJ. Coaan: W A., Mr.. Ruriey
X. :. J. +. DeBurm. A. Il. s. A. Cowan: +.
:, May tastleton, treasurer. III. Conk.iuc:
chaplain. J. T. Green; conductor. "
Cosan: A. C., Eta Douglas; l.. $ s
Coons; Q. 5, NJ. Wasgleman: ID. D.. RI.
Castleton.
Monitor Division. No. IA. held i,s regn.
lar meeting on Thursday evening. Two
new members we're initiated. Officer, were
elected Tor the ensuing quarter, as follows
W. T.. ASei Tyr; ". A, Annie Dab ,ouist
X. -, Louis Eass: 4. Il. :, Alma John.
son; /. :, Axel Carlson; treasurer. c q
W. Anderson; chaplain, 4. Johnston