The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-15

The executive committee of the Grand
DIVISION was in session. all day Monday.
With the following members IN attend
ance: @. W. p. c. w Ciaa.en. OF Pear
son: grand scribe. Rev. z b. Sutton. Of
Seattle. grand conductor, e. W. Reed. OF
star Lake; grand sentinel. George c
ssauIding. of Seattle: r. G.. W. T.. John
b1sheli. OF Seattle Much business of
importance 20 the ordex-was transacted
and nnsf plans completed for the years
csmpsign.
BY request Of the members of RoSevsle
Lodge. No. 81, / o. 6. T.. of Ssssop
Chehalis county. John Busheil. past grand
worthy patriarch, went TO that place on
Thursday evening ard organized them
into Sassop Division. No. IS. Sons of Tenn
pcrance. The following officers were
elected for the present term: W. r.. c. E.
wagner: W A.. Maggie Calderwood; f.
B.. George c. Morgan: A. r. g.. George
L. Newberry; y. s.. r. q. Trask: treas
urer. George r. Maris; chaplain. w. F..
Wagner; conductor. Frank G enu; s.sist-
ant conductor, Mrs Anna Smith; inside
sentinel. o. j. Murray: outside sentinel.
Nina Mouncer. p. w. p, Della Maris.
Saturday night was selected as the time Of
meeting.
Aiki Division, No. $, Of West Seattle,
on Wednesday evening initiated six new
members and installed the following off,
GERS: W. p. l.. c. Catteil. w. A., B. j.
Hsinsworth: chaplain, Mrs. Frank
Whited: r. s.. Raphael Combs: A. r. s..
Helen Watson: r. g.. c. w. Cropp; treas
urer. Mrs. J.. s. Harkins: conductor, Oscar
McGec: assistant conductor, Lizzie Her
rem; inside sentinel, Amy Young; outside
sentinel, w. T. Hawkins; p. W. r., Miss
Tina Herren.
Queen City Division, No. /, initiated two
members and acted on two propositions
on Monday evening. A programme was
rendered consisting of selections from
Robert Burns. the principal features OF
which were reading of Tam o'Shanter. F"
By w. II. Seymour, and biographical
| sketch of the poet BY Eleanor Bushell.
The neat hail of Seattle Division. No. 2,
| on Market street, was flied to overaowing
| on Tuesday evening, the occasion being a
taffy pulling given by the members Of tho
| division. A programme was rendered par
| ticipated in BY Miss Nellie Brown, Rev. E.
| b. Sutton, Miss +. Clark, Miss Byrdie
| Hadfeld and Mr.. E. W. Williams. This
AsNtStU1 WAi AOa0 ArAhO1S6b Auo0oA Soa~
| test in their hall this evening.
| Latona Division, No. 8. on Thursday
evening rendered . programme partici.
pated in by Minnie Douglass. R. T. Bush
ell, Eta Douglass. Ralph ]. Burch. Wat.
son Ferguson. Alice Cowan. Violet Cowan.
/ Prof f Shields.
Eureka Division. No. I, on Tuesday even
ing elected Brothers Henry B. Drisco. s.
Otis Lsnbscher and Sister G. c. Migrath
| to represent the division at the meeting OF
the Washington State Prohibition Alli-
ance which meets In this city on January
IL. A programme was rendered partici.
/ pated in by Jennie lnglis. George C.
Spaulding. Hal A. Laubscher. David X.
Larimer. p. G. Copp. Mrs o. V. Roe. G. S.
| Y. T. w.
| Monitor Division, No. H. on Thursday
evening initiated one new member and in
stalled the following officers: w. p. An.
ton Nordali; w. A.. Annie Johnson; r. s.,
o. A. Nelson; A. X. s., Katrina Ander-
son; 4. s.. Louis Anderson: treasurer. P.
HaIberg: chaplain. John P. Wagner; con-
ductor. Charles Nordale; A. c.. Selma
Anderson; l. s.. Lois Rosse; O. s., Annie
Dalquist; P. w. p. John Ryberg.