The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-26

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go INTERESTING paper on the life "a
sAa'.ssss Of Gen. Washington.
Andspsssens Order or c..a So
Asesefs Lodge, No. IL. he.d . ,,.-So,,.
meeting on Monday night No. "a &c
srm appeared In continental COS
Ts. inrss candidates we're initiated
a. a sas good programme. ia which
~ o.iag took part: Mr.. A. Bover
~ l. n Hcuston. Mr.. j. HnntlnSton
s Jonn krieger, Mr. T. @. Collins NJ
nnyaef. Mrs A. Boyer. Mr.. Ross. Mr..
Foster. sessss
Maple Valley Lodge. No. 1876 r.v. an
open lodge and entertainment on las,
Saturday evening In Maple VALLEY hal.
ouests 20 the number OF about $50 en;oxed
: nice time. The programme Wa well
fsnasred- The hall Was tastefu,lv decor
aIed. The entertainment committee ro,.
s.s'ea OF Mrs. Easton, Mrs. Gibbons. M;u
Esteiia burtsnshaw and Mr.. Edwin Pea
COCK Mr.. Burtsnshaw acted an chairman
Inc lodge opened the programme bv =
song. Sound the Battle Cry"; cong bv
Esteiis Bnrtenshaw and Maggie Easton
Urls. Wait for . Temperapce Man..
recitation. "The Four-Leafed Clover
Eaas Jones; song. 'spare Ny Bov.n Miss
Annie Jones, Mrs. Hudson and W. ID.
osooon; recitation, "The Lsps Th.,
Touch Liquor VIII Never Touch Mine !.
Nancy Burtensha~; Dialogue, pat Flan.
niFans Lodge" William Webster. John
Peacock and Lou Hudson: song. CLOSE
Your Door," the lodge: recitation. .Have
Courage to Say No." Alexander Ea.ton.
song. Fathers a Drunkard, Annie Jonas
recitation. "Gons With q Handsome
Man, T. Duff and Maggie Easton: sonr.
Torpedo and a Whale. Brother Gibbons.
dialogue, soft Black 0vercoat With Vel
vet Collar" George Easton, Estelia Bur-
tenshsw. Maggie Easton and William Rob
ertson; song. "out on the Depths" Sister
TRAINER; recitation. Sister Gibbons: dia-
iog1e, "One Side Black" Alexander Eas-
ton and Elias Jones; song, Jubilee of
Temperance. by the lodge. A bountiful
. supper vas then served by the following
refreshment committee: Sister Arnold.
Sister Hudson, Mrs Burtenshaw, Sister
Cramer. After all had satisfied the inner
man they had . good old time until a late
hour.
University Lodge. Ne. %. on Friday
evening initiated four candidates and
elected the following delegates TO attend
the district session on March at Brewers
hall: Miss Esteia Palmer. Mr.. Elias
Shields, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Bell: alter
mates, Mrs. John Robson. Mrs. J. J.
Smith and Mrs. William Copestick. Miss
Flora Walker. Mr.. w. b. Mullen and Mr..
Jess Harrison, from Pslatine Lodge, No.
1875. visited with the lodge.
Central Lodge. No. 1872, on Wednesday
evening elected delegates to the district
session which meets March q
DuwEmish Lodge. No. 154. installed the
following officers for the ensuing quarter
at the meeting last Tuesday: Chief Tenn
plar, Frank Kennedy; vice tsmplar, Rosa
Biehi: secretary. Bert Wilson: financial
secretary. Rufus Johnson + treasurer, Clara
Zahne: chaplain, Annie Mcdonald; mar
shall. Arthur MeAiister; deputy marshal.
Mamie Breidenstein: guard. Asubry
Johnson; past chief tempiar. Tina John
son.
Seattle Lodge. No 6. on Monday even
ing initiated one candidate and received
several propositions. Eighteen delegates
and aiternates were elected to attend the
quarterly district session to be held at
Brewers hall, McClairs street. on March
q. under the auspices of Central Lodge,
No. 19e. The preparatory work for juve-
nile temple was done on Saturday after
noon. and the organization will be COM
pleted next Saturday, Miss Anna Sitton.
of Tacoma. the grand superintendent OF
juvenile temples for the state. assisting
Mrs. Olive Rogerson and Mrs. J. y. Sheter
in starting ~.
The quarterly reports from the lodges
throughout the state indicate substantial
gains during the quarter jus; closed. so
far as reported Davenport Lodge, No. leo.
of Davenport. Lincoln county. Is the ban
ner lodge of the state. with fi6 members
. IN EOo1 Inc SouAknucQ
cial depression has had the effect Of largely
increasing the lists of members stricken
from the rolls for non-pay ment of dues.
but in spite Of these enforced losses the
lodges more than hold their osn. Among
the greatest gains OF the past quarter Cos
mopolis Lodge. No. 70. ,rebiet its member
ship; Dayton Lodge, No. 30, gained leo
per cent; Ritzville. No. g5. increased four
fold, and Roy Lodge. No. a2. more than
doubled in strength. The lodges in Clarke
and Klickltat counties ali show large gains
resulting from the lecture work by Mrs.
]. c. Stone in December last Mrs. J. c.
Stone will be kept in the field until the
Grand Lodge session in July. Miss Anna
Sitton. general superintendent Of juvenile
temples. will make a tour of the state dur
ing the next Jour months. Grand Chief
Tempiar Arm :. Allen Will visit the lodges
throughout this county during the next
month, Immediately following the district
lodge session TO be held on March q.
sons Of Temperance.
Queen City Division, Ne, |. will on Mon
day evening take = vote for she most popU-
lar modern author.
Seattle Division. Ne. 2, will give an
entertainment on the evening OF March 8.
Star Lake division met in the school
house At Buenna and assisted IN compiet-
;nr the organization of Buenna Division,
No 40 The election of officers was held
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