The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-05

~ ~ shaw, followed by reeitas,oa. bx
- Dsai and little Nis Gcsuldinr II.
sptsooaiiy fine music vss fnvr,.h.s =.
!ofgsnson. Miss Housht,n ara n,
fcs, au Of whom vers r.r.l,ed br :,
.ppFeesasing audience. Addrrs,e, ~ere
1sa'vered " the post chaplain. Rev. ID. o.
$3.50 on the subject, why I Am
sno Army Man" He vas followed hv
49, non. Frank r. Lewis. Who spoke on
MAN qusstton- At the NEXT ooen
- Oh this post. On the 9TH inst. viii
memorial services for the cou.-
$50. Sno have died during the past suo
yss snd VIII b the first service of thi,
Aind held In Seattle for soma vesrs
s.aspsnasas Order q B>eA reu.as,~
cn'veTssty Lodge. No. %, on FRIDAY
ssening initiated one candidate. and =
programme Was rendered by the foifowsn,
pefsons: Mr.. 7. II. Record, Mr.. William
.opssiick. Mr.. Elias Shieid,. Miss Ada
re.i, Mr.. q. n. Blakensy.
LAKE Union Lodge. No. ils. on Tuesdav
evening initiated one candidate. Rev. J. T.
SicholaL % -
Seattle Lodge. No. 8, last Monday even.
lng initiated one candidate and receivsd
ne propositions. The following pro.
afsmme Was rendered: Reading, Charles
0fsvss: recitation. Miss Lille knixht. re-
MARKS BY Brothers Mullen. Of P.lassne
iodge; kspy. of Loyal lodge. and Sister
smith. OF Mountain View lodge. Of What
com county. Tonight the usual oten
meeting in place Of the first lodge session
~ each month viii be held. rood pro.
eramme will Be presented and social
hour enjoyed by the members of the order
and all interested friends, to whom = gen.
sral invitation 10 extended.
HE juvenile temple In connection with
seattle Lodge. No. g. Was reorganixsd ON
saturday afternoon by Miss Anna z. Sit
ten, grand superintendent of juvenile tenn
pies A goodiy number Of children were
present and more will Join at the mex,
meeting. This form OF tempsrance work
among the children il very attractive al
well - helpfui. Mira Olive Roeerson. the
local superintendent in charge, is well
vssssd In Kindergarten methods Of teach.
Ing, and, with the assistance OF Mrs. J. n.
Shafer. Misc Sivesind and oshsr members
Of Seattle Lodge, No. 8, good results are
expected. Meetings will b held every
saturday afternoon at o'clock 1T the
lodge hall on Battery street, near Fifth,
and all children are invited to be present
and Join.
The quarterly district session Of District
Lodge. No. l6, will DO held 1T Brewers
nall, on McCiair street, in this city, on FRI
DAY. March ., commencing at 10 O'Clock
q. m. Morning. afternoon and evening
sessions will be held. Delegates have
been elected from all the lodges in the
county, and large attendance 10 ex-
pectsd. The local arrangements are in
charge OF Central Lodge. No. i92. OF this
city. Several Of the Grand Lodge officers
have signitied their intention Of being
present. and an interesting and instruct
i've gathering 10 looked for. All Good Tenn.
piass are invited to attend.
The Pacific 1emplar for March was is
sued on the LIST. and continues TO be a
creditab!e exponent of the work of Good
Tempiary in this state. Besides the usual
interesting reports from the lodges
throughout the state. especial at
tention Is given to the proposed
universal celebration of temperance
people on March 10 of the nine
tieth birthday of Neal Dow. of Maine, who
has been styled the Father Of Prohibi-
ton" II Is expected that many lodges in
this state. in conjunction with the local
societies Of the w. c. 7. T.. will hold pub
lie meetings and demonstrations in honor
Of the old patriarch. through whose efforts
the maine law" was passed more than
forty years ago.
Sons 81 Temperance.
At the meeting of Queen City Division,
No I. on Monday evening committees
from the other divisions in the city met
and made final arrangements in regard to
the first anniversary of the introduction
Of the order into Washington.
Seattle Division, No. 2. on Tuesday
evening rendered q programme. The
following persons took part: Byrdle Saw
yer, Hannah Mccormick. Millie Gunther.
Margaret Sutton, Henry sutton and ID. K
Larimer.
Monitor Division, No. IL. on Thursday
evening had three propositions for mem
bership and very interesting programme.
A number of visitors were present.
Buenna Division. No. 40. initiated two
members ut its last meeting. Many visit
ors were present from Star Lake. The
following members took part in the pro-
eramme: William Phillips. Andrew Had
gan. DR.. Oliver, Miss II. Houston. Miss NJ.
Smart, Mrs W. r. Kelsey. Miss Ida ELL
oft and Jack Bickers. This division viii
hold DemoreN medal contest soon.
Star LAKE Division. No. Il. will hold its
eighth Demorest silver medal contest on
March II, and is arranging for a gold
medal contest In April. One of the mem
bers has made arrangements to attend tho
grand gold medal contest at Chehalis in
June.
Eureka Division, No. T. on Monday even
ing acted on three propositions and elected
three candidates. A programme was rem
dered. participated IN by Clara Leighton,
Jennis Ingiiss. Harry Lauhscher. Alice
Tuck and J. ]. Ingliss.
Company A of Loyal Crusaders met last
Sunday afternoon in Brewers hall. Walla
Waila addition. After enlisting six new
candidates a splendid programme was
rendered.
Everett Fraf~rnai Noses-
EVERETT. March S-ISpeciai THE fra.
tcrnal visit paid by the knights OF Pythias
| Of Everett and Lowell TO the lodge at Sno-
homish on Monday evening last was an
event To be long and pleasantly remem-
.-~.1 The Everett team did the ork in