The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-06

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been erected. and ttsrefn. sorneteing ais
oe gong on every evening. Exercises be-
hitting the OCCASION will take place on the
Following special days: Religious ssrv-
Ices. sunday. August II: children's day.
tuesday. August a: Sons Of Veterans
Gay, Wednesday, August Is: Woman's
Relief Corps day. Thursday, August 10;
Grand Army day. Saturday. August Is;
religious services, sunday. Angus. ID:
5000 Iemplars day. Tuesday. August II:
Boys Brigade day.s.wsdnesday. August p.
Independents Order Of Good Templars
Seattle Lodge, 10. 8. shows member
ship0of eighty-four, indicating 4 substan-
9tiai gain. Following were chosen a. officers
for the ensuing quarter C. T.. j. n.
osnafer; VT. Miss Annie Westover: secre-
tary, Miss Mary sivesind: A. s.. L. H.
Friggins; financial secretary. Charles ID.
walker treasurer Mrs.. j n. shafer: chap
lam, Thomas Pirrett; marshal. Frank
5CotteTlil; ID. NJ. Mrs Ivah Shoals guard,
. Miss Hannah siyesind sentinel, ]. n. Com
stock Z. G. T., George II. Costerill. These
officers will be installed this evening.
Company 3 was victorious in the pro-
granme and attendance credit system
Conhsst Of the past quarter
Q Gheriton Lodge. No. 81, was organized
August bye. n. Blakeney, state deputy.
and Rev. Clark Davis, grand lecturer.
HhisCnew Loags is located at Bellevue. on
the east side Of Lake Washington. The
lodge was institused with the following
charter officers: C. T.. William Raine:
VIZ. Mrs. S. J. seelye; secretary. F. w.
Andrews; A. 8, Miss J. E. W Woods:
SHANGHAI secretary, Miss Lizzie Warren:
treasurer. "A. A. Peterson; chaplain. C. II.
johnson marshal. A. J. Wagaa; D. n.
Miss VI. II. Burrows; guard. Miss Settie
Blakeney; sentinel. w. s. Whaley: 2. G.
t.. A. n. Custer. Messr~- William Raine.
A. 1. Hodgson and S. r. Letiley were
elected as trustees. A 5. Burrows was
recommended to the G. C. T. for appoint
ment as lodge deputy.
Mrs. &c. Stone, Of Cleyeland. o., will
be 1he speaker At q public meeting to be
given under the auspices of Loyal lodge.
at OItman's hail. on Makes street, this
evening.
Mfs. J. C. Stone, of Cleveland. o., the
grand lecturer of the order in this state.
has been Joined during the past week by
her daughters, Misses Nellie and Lawrie.
They have taken up their residence at 30
Ash street. and viii remain in the city for
several months at least
I Green Laks Lodge. No. 200. /. o. G. T..
haselected the following officers for the
next quarter: Letta Leighton, r. G. T.. !:
G. K Conn, G. T.. Susan Wiedan. v. T..
Mrs. NJ. II. Croker, s. j. T.: William
Ash, secretary: Winifred Rogers, F. s..
NJ. Il. Denny, treasurer; r. O. Croker,
chaplain; Roy Denny. marshal; William
Rsyner. sentry; Lottie Wood. q. c. w.
Weidin has been appointed L. d. by the
| Grand lodge. Brother Henry +. McGrsth,
OF Ellensburg. who was elected Grand sec
rotary at the recent session of the Grand
lodge and who has decfded TO make Seat
tie his residence for the coming year. was
present and gave the lodge an interesting
talk
Last Wednesday evening Central Lodge,
/ No. 1872, i. O. G.. T., installed the following
officers g. T., Il. +. Twlcheii; V. T.,
Miss Mamie Morris: r. s.. M. II. Thomp-
son; A. s.. Miss Edith Cooke; F. g.. Da-
Sid Alexander; treasurer, y. T. Hickman /;
marshal, Nelse Christensen; deputy mar
shall Miss Maggie Kneally; chaplain.
Mrs. Y. 7. Hickman; guard, Miss Emma
Christensen: sentinel. Charles Cooke; r.
q. T.. King Dyksman.