The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-28


N. J. MIST. p. J. Sullivan and George Z.
Hayes were elected members Of the sxecu-
tive committee. James F. Bulger and Dan
Raglan we're chosen delegates to the Grand
Council and n. J. Phelan and L. 7. Mich
els alternates. Refreshments were served
during the evening
Sons Of Veterans.
Gen. George II. Thomas Camp, No. l,
will not meet 1t G. A. b hall this even
ing.
The sixth annual division encampment
Washington division Sons Of Veterans, o.
s. A.. viii be held At Olympia. June 3l22
ct the same time ~ the @. A. R
Last general orders from the national
headquarters Of the Ladies' Aid Society.
auxiliary TO the Sons Of Veterans. con-
tains the appointment by the national
president Of Mrs. H. II. Philips, of Seattle,
and Mrs. II. B. Williams. of La Conner. -
provisional division president and vice
president, respectively. Mrs. Philips will
issue her first division orders ina few days.
In which she will assume command, es-
tablish her headquarters 1t Seattle. and
order the first annual division encamp-
ment Of the Ladies' Aid Society to con-
vens at Olympia at the same time a. the
Sons Of Veterans, at which time perma-
nent organization will be effected. Mrs.
Philips has selected Miss Beth Hamilton
A. division secretary and Miss Kate
Holmes - division trea surer on her stan.
Col. E. w. Young has been appointed
Judge advocate.
The members Of Gen. George II. Thomas
Camp. No. l, will act - ushers Ut the
theatsr on Memorial day. Capt Wiltshire
will have charge.
Lieut.. Moran. OF Col. e. w. Young
Camp. No. Is. Snohomish. was in the city
last Friday.
Independent Order Good Tsnplars.
Seattle Lodge, No. 8, held IN enjoyable
session last Monday evening ct its hall on
Battery street. The programme Of the
evening was furnished by Company A. as
follows: Recitation, Mrs. George. +.
Cottereil: reading, Fred Moss; reading.
Charles d. Walker; recitation, MIRA ]. N.
Shafer. Fraternal greetings were pre-
sented for the good Of the order" by the
visiting members, including the following
additional programmes: Recitation. Miss
Lillian Parker: recitation, William ID.
Dampstsr; recitation. w. Keller.
The second annual session of District
Lodge. No. Is, will b conveyed at River
Park next Thursday. May 81, Ut 10 .. m.
The local arrangements are under charge
Of Duwamish Lodge. No. l54. The ousi-
ness OF the session viii b. transacted at
day sessions Thursdsy and Friday, and
will include comforting the district degree.
reports of officers and election of district
officers for the ensuing year. Thursday
evening the programme will include adj
dresses BY Rev. Clark Davis, Grand Chief
Templar Arm 8. Allen and others. A
large attendance Of delegates Il expected,
also other district members and candi-
dates qualified for the district degree.
There are fourteen lodges In King county
within the district organization and i've
working directly under grand lodge
jurisdiction, ell Of which arc expected
to send regular or visiting delegations to
tho district session. The executive officers
during the past year have been ~ follows:
d. c. T.. Prof C. w. Latham, Of Bothell;
d. v. T.. Miss Lillian Parker, OF Seattle;
d. Coun., Rev. Joseph Wolfe. of Brooklyn:
d. Sec. Mrs. J. N. Shafsr. of Seattle: D.
Treas, Charles Easton, Of Fremont: ID. s.
J. T.. Mrs. George Bothell, of Bothell; p.
d. c. T.. J. N. Shafer. Of Seattle. During
the year just closing temperance lecture
work has been systematically carried on
under district auspices, through the ssrv-
ices of Mrs. J. c. Stone, Rev. Clark Davis.
G. @. T.; Arm. 8. Allen and Others. and
the juvenile work has bsen steadfastiy
pushed forward in every community where
IN opportunity was presented.
Grand Chief Templar Arm. 8. Allen left
for Tacoma on Saturday after . three
weeks visit to this county. during which
time he has visited most Of the lodges in
the district jurisdiction. Rev. Clark Davis
will address Port Blakeley audience this
evening under Good Templar auspices.
Tuesday evening. the I'D. the Juvenile
temple Of the Independent Order OF Good
Templar lodge at Renton had an enjoy
able entertainment and supper, planned
and carried into effect by the energetic
superintendent Of the temple, Miss Will
Jams. She was heartily assisted by the
| friendly mothers and sisters of the organ
isation. All seemed 70 enjoy themselves
| hugely. not only at the table but In vari-
Gus other waya Thisjuvenile temple con-
sists of between twenty and thirty mefn-
bers, the gresssr part varying in ages from
70 II. with few older ones to assist.
| The object of the temple II to train up
these children 10 honor and obey their
| parents. to abstain from the use Of intoxi-
| eating drinks and tobacco, and to avoid
the use Of profane and irreverent language.
Thess children have been in . great de-
gree gathered in, and are held, through
the earnest and untiring efforts Of the
| young superintendent Miss Florence
Williams. who governs the temple with
| quite . firm hand for one Of her years.
Baltic lodge Independent Order OF Good
Tsmplars at Its meeting last Saturday
| evening had among its visitors the chief
| tefnpiar and other members Of Garrison
| lodge At Vancouver. The lodge will give q
strawberry social next Saturday evening.
Central Lodge, is2. in the Waila walla
addition, last Wednesday elected dele
gates to the grand lodge ~ follows: NJ.
| w. Thompson and +. r. Tarchsll dele
gates. and King Dyekman and L A.
| Friend alternates.
| some OF Temperance ~ Everett.
EvERErr. May ~ Especial. - Rising
Star Division, No. IS, Sons of Temperance,
| of Everett elected the following officers
FOR the ensuing term: J. krieger, W. r. !:
H. I. Barnum, W. A.: Jessie N. Foster.
4 &: Mrs NJ L. Krieger, treasurer. ].
| W. Wsldron, chaplain: c. Cedar, con. !:
acrirude Packwooi, assistant con- Jessie
| Harercroit. made sentinel; /. q. Gold.
taorpe. outside sentinel: b. Peterson. A.
| :: c. Birtch, f. S.
FrAsernai Notes
| The A. @. u. w. lodge Degree OF Homo,
! rave a socla. danrS AZ The Art;o.,a, T,,~-