The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-02
sons Of Veterans.

MUSIC was Eoou auu Sli neo HieaSanS
evenings enjoymen. These meetings are
held on the last Friday Of each month.
Sons Of Veterans.
At meeting OF the committee appointed
TO arrange for . joint meeting of Gen.
George III. Thomas camp and Stevens and
Miller posts OF the Grand Army 1t Was de-
eided 10 hold the meeting on tho evening
OF Monday, April l6
Col Young has been appointed inspect
ing officer for the Division OF Washington.
A beautiful memorial service for the use
Of the Sons when called upon 10 assist
9. A. r. posts has been arranged by Col.
Young, - chaplain-in-ehief of the order.
The colonel has sent out several copies
and has received many dattsring notices.
IL will undoubtedly be permanently
adopted.
NJ. 81. Holmes camp on Thursday night
gave . reception to its namesake. n. NJ.
Holmes, and other G. A. R members from
Seattle and Ballard. Capt. H. ]. Moss de-
livered 4 cordial address of welcome to the
visitoys, to which Mr.. Holmes responded
and read sketches Of Gov. Stevens career
in Washington. Remarks were also made
by Commander Charles T. Conner. of
Lieut. Cushing post, g. A. r. Refresh
ments and a pleasant social time con-
cluded the meeting.
Some Of Temperance.
Queen City Division. No. I, held its quar-.
terry election of officers. the following be-
ing elected for the ensuing quarter: W. p,
Mr.. A. j. Stevens: w. A., Mrs. H. Per-
kins; r. &. Mr.. f. b. Skinner; A. r. g.,
hall
Hay; treasurer, Mrs. J. 7. Fieenor; chap
lin, Miss NJ. Esary; c.. Mr.. o. r. Clifford:
A. c.. Miss Blanche Graves; l. s., MISS
Bushell. Selections were given by many
of those present from the poet Of the ~.
ening. Oliver Wendell Holmes.
At the regular weekly meeting of Seattle
Division, No. 2, the following officers were
elected: w. p, homer L. Bull: W. A.,
Hannah Mccormack; r. s., Maggie SUIT
ton: A. r. s.. r. 7. Bushsll: +. s.. Byrdie
Sawyer; treasurer. Della Wintermute;
chaplain. Miss Guthrie; c., NJ. Conner; A.
c., Sadie Haynes: !. s., Harry Cramer;
o. s., Edward Williams. One new men,
Der was initiated.
Welcome Division. No. II, Of Vashon
island, will change its place Of meeting to
the north end of the island. Twenty-ons
members will be initiated next Thursday
evening. and election Of officers will be
held.
Laurel Division, of Eagle Harbor. 10 in
creasing steadily. John Bushell and w.
II. Seymour. state organizers, on Wednes-
day night organized Lake View Division.
No. As, with twenty-foEr charter members,
and on Thursday evening Hilihurst Divi-
sion, No. 49, with twenty-nine charter
members. making five divisions, with .
total Of 165 members, in eleven days
Ind IL pendent Order of Good Template.
Duwamish lodge gave an entertainment
in Letters hall at River park last Monday
evening. After the programme . lunch
was served. The programme included
numbers by Max Youngman, Frank Ken
nedy, Miss Annie Mcdonald. Miss Lena
Johnson, Lloyd Wilson and Bert Wilson.
Farces entitled THE Quiet Family" and
THE Two Buns" were given by the Van
ASSET Amateur Theatrical Club and
Frank Kennedy, Ed Tryan and Bud Bu-
dsnstein. A prize was given Miss Lena
Johnson for the best cake.
Seattle Lodge. No. 6. had two visitors
from lodges in California on Monday
evening. A good report was made Of the
Juvenile temple work by the superint tend
snt. Mrs. Olive Roserson, who has re-
moved to Port Orchard and left the direc-
ton of tine temperance work among the
children TO Mrs. J. N. Shafer. After an
interesting recess, in which new and de-
cidedly interesting amusement was sue
cessfully introduced, the following pro-
gramme was presented Recitation, Miss
II .s b. k..n d. 4 L.
Moss on the subject of Demorest medal
contests; remarks by Brother Hilh of
Green Lake: Brother Mullen, of Pslatins
lodge; Brother Beck, of Monitor lodge,
ana Brother Van Otnda, of Santa Cruz,
Cal. There will b medal contest ut the
lodge hall on Battery street. near Fifth.
on Friday evening next, under the
Demorest plan.
Monitor Lodge. No. 81 (swedishl gave
concert and social at Freed's hall on Tues
day evening. The attendance was large
and representative. The following was
the programmes: Song by the audience:
speech. Rev. J. II. Ekssrand: mandolin
and banjo duet, Frank and Ella Corcoran:
song. Swedish choir; recitation, James
Eggan banjo solo. Miss Oracle Barnes:
song, Miss Johnson, recitation, Emil
Johnson, song with guitar couspani.
ment, +. Wailin aud Miss Annie Bceman;
refreshments, games. etc. This lodge now
has over sixty msmb where less than q
year ago. owing to internal discussions,
less than twenty were enrolled.
Green Lake Lodge, No. 200. on Saturday
evening had the usual excellent literary
programme. The arrangements for build
ing the new hall are complete and some Of
the material on the ground. The lodge
includes in Its membership the substsn.
tia solid citizens Of the ne!ghborhood.
Grand Chisf Templar Arm s. Allen was
in the city during the pas. week on the
way to and from the district lodge session
Of district No. 8. comprising sksgi,, sno-
homish and Island counties. The session
was held at Coupeviiis and was . success
in every respecf. As q result OF active
work by the membership. aided by the
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