The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-07
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hall tonight Arrangements are TO be
made for the observ ance Of Memorial Dav
on Sunday, and . full attendance il de-
sired.
Gen. John w. Spragns Camp, No. L OF
Tacoma, held reception to their friends
last Wednesday night. Col. Young at
tended from Seattle and made the address
for the Sons Of Veterans.
Sons % Temperance.
Queen City Division. No I, received one
proposition for membership last wednes-
day evening. The debate on Resolved.
That the Coxey army movement will not
benefit the vorkinxmen Of the nation"
was won by the affirmative. vocal solo
by Miss Grace Murphy. an original poem
by w. II. Sheneman and an instrumental
solo by Miss N. Esary, completed the pro-
gramme. The division adjourned for two
weeks so rs to attend the Dsmorest gold
medal contest ct the Grand Division next
Wednesday evening.
Seattle, No. 9. last Tuesday evening made
further arrangements for welcoming the
Grand Division.
Monitor Division, No. IA, initiated two
candidates last Thursday evening. yisi-
tors were present from Queen City and Sc
attic divisions.
Star Lake Division. No Is. celebrated
its first anniversary Saturday. April ., by
IN open meeting. An interesting pro-
gramme was rendered and refreshments
served.
During the past week four divisions
have been organised, adding another hun
dred to the Membership The name and
number and the location Of the new divi-
sions, with the most important officers,
are - follow: Tumwater, No. H-W. NJ.
Heath, w. p; N. A. vanderveer, K. g.;
w. II. Lowell. d. g. w. p. Burton Divi-
sion, No. 56-Quartsrmastsr. Capital Divi-
sion, No. 81. Of Olympia -R. ]. Cameron,
w. p; Ernest Kester, r. s.; w. p. Fra
xisr, d. G. W. p. Rising Stse, No. s., Of
Everett-John Kruger, w. p; b. Peter
SON. s. g.; ]. w. Waldr on, D. g. w. p.
This makes twsnty-four divisions organ
ICED since the annual session OF the Grand
Division last November.
The seml-annual session Of the Grand
Division Of Washington will b held on
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Division, No. 2. corner of Market and
Weller streets. A Dcmorest gold medal
contest will be given on the last evening.
Independent Order Good Template.
Seattle Lodge. No. q. enjoyed fratsrnal
visit from Prof. G. w. Latham, D. c. T.,
Of Bothsl. and several other district ofh.
Gers, On Monday evening. The quarterly
election Of officers resulted: George +.
Cottsrill, G. T.; Miss Annie Wsstover, v.
T.; Miss Mary Swesend, secretary; Miss
Amy Bolink. assistant secretary; Charles
d. Walker, financial secretary; Mrs. J. N.
Shafer, treasurer; Fred Moss, chaplain;
Walter Wsstover, marshal; Miss F. Bill
lipgham, deputy marshal; Miss Maud Bill
lingham, guard; J. N. Shafsr. sentinel; r.
Il. Peters. p. c. T. These officers will be
installed at the regular meeting this even
Ing and delegates to the grand and district
lodges will be selected.
Seattle Juvenile Temple. ct the Queen
City hall on Battery street. on Saturday
afternoon, initiated several candidates and
made arrangements for an entertainment
to be given on next Saturday evening.
Green Lake Lodge. No. 200, elected the
following officers for the new quarter; c.
T., Miss LsttA Leighton; v. T., MISS Ella
Lay; chaplain, William Rayner: secretary,
George Conn; financial secretary. Miss
Lottis Wood; treasurer, G. w. Wesdin;
marshal, Leonard Leighton; guard. Miss
Orpha Dye; sentinel. Roy Denny; p. O. T.,
J. D. Patterson. The committee in charge
reported the construction OF the new hall
TO be favorably progressing.
Grand Chief Templar Arm 8. Allen paid
fratsrnal visits to the lodges at Ballard,
Fremont. Renson and Maple Valley during
the past week.
Lake Union lodge, No. l16, held very
interesting meeting ON Tuesday evening.
Grand Chief Templar Arm s. Alien Wis
tied with the lodge. one Of the features
Of the evening being question boz con-
Quoted by him. The following officers
were installed for the new quarter by
Lodge Deputy William Ashworth: G. T..
Harry Swift; v. T.. Vina Graham; sscrs-
tary, Philip Ernst; assistant secretary.
Bertha Benjamin; financial secretary,
Lois Allen; chaplain, Rev. J. T. Nichols;
marshal, Tom Lough; deputy marshal,
Emma Avery; guard, Lizzie Coutts; senti-
mel. William Schlegsl; p. G. T.. Worth
Densnore.
Perseverance, Lodge gave . literary and
musical entertainment Monday night In
Manny's hall ct Ballard.
Sons Of Temperance.
The Sons Of Temperance Of Star Lake
celebrated their first anniversary on 6atur-
day evening. A very interesting pro-
gramme was rendered and refreshments
were served.
Eureka Division, No. 4. last Monday
night received two propositions for men,
bership, and two new members were In
itiatsd. A programme was then rendered
by Mrs. Migra,h, Clara Leighton, Jessie
Tuck, Mrs. Drisko, Alice Tuck. Jennie
Ingliss, II. b. Drisko, Mrs. leighton, VIII
Drisko, II. A. Lauhscher and Otis Laub-
scher.
Alteration, Cir Kniehss.
The membership of Rainier Division.
u. r. X. Of r., arc requested to Be ~
headquarters ON Friday evening next.
Business Of great Importance will come M
for consideration. Capt G. X. Frasch,
commanding; A. w. kuntz. recorder.
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