The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-09

~ y . eooSt lodge Des1lon,
ss'es which the door wiz b thsowa open
sna a entertainment given in honor Of
visiting sisters and members Of the Grand
Lodge 4 O. q. w.
Woo1oss sf sAe WesiA.
Seattle Camp. No. 90. on wedneedav
evsning received two applications for
mem bsrship aud two membsr.-eiecs we're
introduced and instructed in the unvrit.
tsn work Of the Protection degree.
Hsnns Meas I.stitssa.
Fidelity Council. No. 50, has taken
rooms In the Occidental building, which
a. open 70 the members ana their friends
every day. In response to general de-
mana meetings are held every week, in
pace OF twice month. The mestings are
Wen attended. new members are being in.
itisted and great interest 10 taken In the
work OF the order. A smoker and other
sociai gatherings are being arranged TO b
nesd In the society pariors, and on May
DAY ths council viii repeat the success Of
its Easter Monday party.
IndsDssdsss order Of Good Tempiass
Seattle Lodge, Nc. 9. on Monday even.
ing rendsfsd the following programmes:
Recitation, Charles Easton; cong, Brother
Kennedy; reading, Brother Baird. Fra
ternai responses were made By visitors
from Ballard. South Park. Ross, Green
Lake, Lyndsn and Oakland, Cal. District
Deputy @. N. blaksnay made brisf fare
well talk prior TO his departure for Mime
sofa, where he expects 10 spend the CON-
ing spring and summer.
Monitor Lodge. No. 81, on Tuesday even
Ing made arrangements for special pro-
grammes. Brother George T. Cotterili,
ID. X. W. q. T.. gave brief review of the
progress and work Of the organization In
this state.
The Pacific Temptay for April IL full Of
news items concerning the growth Of
the lodses- There IL . strong probability
that Dr. d. H. Mann, Of Brooklyn, the
Right Worthy Grand Tsmplar of the in
ternasionsl order. will be in this jurisdic-
ton during the coming summer and will
attend the Grand Lodge session at Chau.
tauqua In July. An opportunity will thus
be afforded for the comforting Of the high
| est degree In the order upon many eligible
candidates who could not otherwise re-
ceive IL without travelling thousands OF
| miles to session Of the International Su-
| preme lodge.
Green Lake Lodge. No. 300, on Saturday
| evening last rendered the following pro-
| gramme: Vocal solo. Miss Ella l.. Say;
temperance speech, Mr.. Crocker; recita-
ton. Mr.. Winehardt: song, Mr.. Kennedy,
| OF Duwamish; recitation. Miss Susie
| Wsedin; recitation, Miss Cook. Of Gen.
| trail school; vocal solo, Mr.. Ellis Johnson;
lodge paper. Miss winnifred Rogers.
| Duwamish Lodge. No. i54. last Tuesday
| evening entertained visitors from Rsnton,
| University. Loyal. Green Lake. South Seat
tie and Seattle. No. Q. lodges. One candidate
was initiated. Company A rendered the fol-
lowing programme: Original poem, Miss
| Tena Johnson; song, Miss Clara Zahn !;
recitation, Miss Mamie Budenstein; song,
Mr.. Arthur McAliistsr; song, Mr.. John
| Albright
soas Of Temperance.
| Last Monday evening Queen City d.
| vision. No. 1, installed its officers, w. r.
Dryer being elected - worthy patriarch
| In place Of A. J. Stevens, who declined.
u. G. w. r. J. 7. Fleenor and W. II.
Shensman were the installing officers.
| Seattle Division, No. 2, had officers in
stalled on Tuesday by ID. g. W. r. J. J..
Inglis and T. W. +. +. q. Copp. This di-
| vision will remove to Aitman's hall, Market
and Lane streets.
Latona Division, No. 8, last Thursday
| evening tsceived two propositions for
membership and rendered q good pro-
gramme. Visitors from the city divisions
were present.
Monitor Division. No. II. on Thursday
| evening installed the following officers:
W. p. =. A. Hslbers; w. A.. Selma An
| derson; X. s., A. & Nelson; A. II. g., Ida
Berg; r. s.. c. G. W. Anderson: treasurer,
| John Ryberg: chaplain. Annie Johnson I:
| conductor, Louis Roos; assistant con-
ductor. Alila Anderson; /. s.. Elvira
| Ackerberg; O. s., Charles Nordsle;
T. w. T., Anton Nordals. Visitors we're
present from Queen City. Eureka and Be-
| attic divisions
| State Organizers John Busheii and W. H.
Seymour organized Division No. SO at
Steilacoom last Friday evening with
twsn,y-one charter memhers- This makes
ten divisions with an aggregate member
| ship Of nearly 800. In Pierce county alone.
The divisions throughout tho state are
promptly sending in their returns, which
| show . healthy growth In all quarters.
Many of the divisions are ordering new
supplies TO meet the increase.
The gentlemen of Eureka Division, No.
4 on the evening of March Is gave the
ladies oounteo2a SUPPER aitet winch the
ladies rendered the following programmes:
Solo, Clara Leighton; recitation, Jessie
Tuck; solo. Otis Laubscher: essay. Mrs.
Dyer; solo, Mrs. Bird; recitation, Jennie
Inglis; solo, William Woodcock: resiis-
| ton, Blanch I.subscher: solo. Mira Leigh
ton: recitation. Alice Tuck; SOLO. Harry
Lauhscher; essay. +. q. Coppe; solo.
George spauldins; recitation. Dora Adair;
solo. John ]. Inglss: recitation. Ross Sim
| monds: recitation. Bert Smexes: essay.
Mrs. Msgrath; recitation. Bessie Inglis.