The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-16

oos courts throughout the stsss on their
ne night In March selected rsp-
The basis Of representation
90 tes each 100 msmbsss or fraction
- Ine onventson VIII b made up
% soous thirty representatives and The
s v sFsnd omcers snd pest grand chief
Court knssrpriss, No. 1850. on Thar,dsy
ns trsnsacssd routine business and
received one application.
~. Vnesn City Circis. No I7s c. Of r., on
nesoay evening received the resigns
non o. Z. B. Young, c. c.. on aceosns Of
nssntion TO start for Honosaln next
oanoaI A number Of applications for
1asn osfsnip are under consideration and
more are on the way. On April Is the
Tres wa give . fairy social. During the
LILO cours session IL viii give . grand
satsrtainment and bal.
Court Queen Of the Sound. No. go MI
nve srand bail - the Armory on Friday.
Asessss Order Of U.sssa ve,s-..
friday evening. Harmony Lodes, No.
So Dstres OF Honor. held . short lodge
s'on ana initiated twelve candidates,
s''sr which the lodge room vas thrown
oPen ana musical entertainment given
~ honor Of Grand Lodge visitors.
me programms vas short but sweet, the
nrss number being an address By Grand
nnisi OF Honor Ars- Ida Boyer. Of whom
harmony lodge Is justly proud: second, q
song ~ Prof. Sharpe, which called forth
shouts OF laughter and applause; next. .
nate and piano duet by Mr.. Joseph Ship
pen and Prof. Sharpe; short address by
urand Master Workman SPAN: duet By
Messrs Saunders and Shipper; Q song.
entitled "A Tale Of VICE." BY special re-
quest. with "A Cannibal Girl and the
Missionary." ~ IN encore, by Prof.
Sharpe; soprano solo by Miss Rae cohn
baritone solo by Mr.. C. Saunders; . So
prano solo BY Miss Fannie Ferguson, Who
gave as an encore Ardisps magnetic
waltz" recitation and song. by special
request, Mr.. J. shippsn. After the pro-
Eramme the seats we're removed and those
who wished had an opportunity to dance.
This - the FIRST musical social Harmony
iocge has given, but the last meeting night
OF each month viii b devoted to similar
entertainments.
Yoasg den's Iussisuts.
On Thursday evening two members were
initiated by Fidelity council. Visiting
brothers from San Francisco and Tacoma
extended the good wishes OF their respee-
tive councils. Next Saturday fine enter
tainment is promised.
Independents Order Of Good Tempiars.
The following programme was rendered
on last Tuesday evening by Duwamish
Lodge. No. Isl: Recitation. Brother
Bridcnstein; select reading. Miss Rose
Brehl, lodge paper. Miss Annie Melon
aid, editor; remarks by Brother Hill, Of
Green Lake lodge.
Last week University lodge rendered
programme. in which those participating
were: Mrs. J. J. Robson. Miss Ada Bell,
Miss Fannie Smith. Miss NJ. Watson. Miss
Weedin. Mr.. j. r. Bell, Mr.. Record, Mr..
Kennedy. A social viii b given next
Friday evening.
Lake Union Lodge. No. Lie, will hold an
open meeting on Tuesday evening at TEN.
perance hall. Besides literary and musi-
cal numbers. an original farce. entitled "A
Matrimonial Advertisement" will also be
rendered.
Lake Union Lodge, No. 1l6, initiated
two candidates on Tuesday evening, and
am excellent programme was given BY
Company b.
Seattle Lodge. No. 8. on Monday even
ing initiated one candidate and received
two propositions. A good programme
was presented. in which many visiting
members assisted. Among the visitors
present we're: Brothers Kennedy. Of Du-
vanish. Eastop Of Fremont. Hill of
Green Lake. and Mullen and Gould, from
Ross. A special committee of three men,
hers, b. A. Starkey. Miss Jennie Daniels
and Mrs. !. N. Shafcr. was appointed TO
plan system Of literary programmes for
the lodge meetings during the next three
months.
A Demorest medal contest was held in
the hall of Seattle Lodge. No. g. on Battery
street on Friday evening. Seven young
ladies participated and the rcsuit showed
much careful training and good elocution-
airy talent The medal was sw srdci to
Miss Edith Hapeood, who recited "a
Foundation Truth"
Paiatine Lodge, No. los. of Ross, gave a
public entertainment on Saturday evening.
The attendance was large. including many
visitors from other GOOD Templar lodges,
and long and varied programme was pre-
scented.
Sons of Temperance.
Queen City Division, No. I. initiated one
candidate last week. Selections from the
writings of William Cullen Bryant were
given by most OF the members. after which
literary programme vas given by Richard
O. Busheli. f. O clifford, Eleanor Busheal.