The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-12

gsamms was rendered BY the following
Ns.sors and members: Dr.. WI. Oliver
ana W. +. kelsey. Of Buenna; Willie
Sfoses. Jennie Forrest, Mrs. caurehsfl.
nay Crotts. James LuEd and Mrs. Reed,
OF Star Lake The principal feature of
.ns programme was . paper edited by May
eroifs and Cora Reed Candy vas served
oy the iadica. This division will ce,ebrate
Ten. Neal Dow's birthday.
EUREKA Division. No. 4, las. Monday
night had large attendance. II acted OF,
shrss propositions and initiated two new
mempsrs. After the regular order Of busi-
ness good programme was rendered con-
sstng OF: Paper. H. Is. Drisko; solo,
John }. lngiis; recitation, Rose Sim
monds; solo, Otto Laubscher: reading.
harmon Leighton; SOLO. James Saunders:
recitation, Maggie Sutton; solo, G. c.
Spauiding; remarks, Birdie Sawyer: solo.
Clara Leighton.
independent Order OF Good Tempiars.
Lake Union Lodge, No. ZIG, on Tuesday
evening initiated one candidate, Mr..
Charles Swanson. The representatives to
the district lodge with their aiternates
were; Miss Lena Young, Mr.. Philip
Ernst, Mr.. Irving Wiies, Miss Alice
Young, Miss Carrie Robinson, Mr. Will
lam Benjamin. Mr.. William sehIegei, Miss
Bertha Benjamin, Rev. j. T. Nichols, Mr..
William Christensen, Mrs. Rawiey. Mr..
Emil Butts, Master Joe Barr, Master
George Carlson.
The evening session os District Lodge.
No. l6, at Brewers hall on Friday even
ing was . very enjoyable affair. In
addition TO the regular delegates,
many visitors were present from all
over the county. programme was
rendered, participated In by Arm $.
Alien, q. {. T.: Miss Ada Bell, Mr..
Kennedy, Mr.. Turner. Mr. johnson,
Mr.. Atteberry, Miss Edith Cooke, Mr.
Egan, Mr.. Ask. T.. 4. Martin. Miss II.
Ferguson, Miss Hamblett. Charles Easton,
George Cotterill. The high school orches-
ira furnished some splendid music. After
the lodge was dismissed the hall was
rented to the orchestra. which gave a social
dance to few of its friends. They dis
persed abou, IL 80 O'Clock.
Independent Order 81 Good Templsrs.
The quarterly district session of District
Lodge. No. 10. was held at Brewers hall.
on McCiair street. on Friday last. Dele
gates were present from fifteen lodges and
six juvenile temples. and . most success
full meeting is reported. Grand Chief
Tenplar William s. Alien. OF Tacoma.
Grand Secretary f. 4. Martin, OF Spokane,
and Grand Superintendent of Juvenile
Temples Miss Anna E. sutton, of Tacoma.
were present throughout the session and
gave encouragement and counsel to the
workers OF this county. The session was
presided over by District Chief Tempiar
Prof c. W. Latham. of Botheii. assisted
by the following staff of district officers
District deputy, q. NJ. Blakeney; district
secretary, Mrs. J. N. Shafer: district az
sistant secretary. w. d. Gibbons; distrie,
treasurer. Charles Easton; district mar
shall. William Mullen; district chaplain.
J. L. Attebury; district guard. Mrs.
William Copestick. The following were
appointed ~ officers pro tenn: Past dis
trict tempiar, s. J. Bower: district vice
templar, Mrs Ii. A. Swift; district deputy
marshal, Miss Bertha Easton. The attend
ance was unusually large for day ses-
sion. more than 100 members being pres
emit. The reports OF the officers indicated
that the order In this county is strong and
prospecting. Especial attention is being
paid to juvenile work. three temples hav-
ing been organized. Two lodges have
taken steps 10 erect and fit up lodge halls
The afternoon session WAS made es-
peeislly interesting by the order of bust
ness entitled Five minute reports from
lodges and temples represented. The
following persons spoke on behalf of their
respective lodges: Mrs. J. y. shafer. for
Seattle Lodge, No. G; Mrs William Cope
stick. for University Lodge. No. -. of
BROOKLYN; Mrs. Burdic and j. L. Attic
hurry. for South Seattle Lodge. No. 81:
Fred Osterboudt. for Ren,on Lodge, No.
-. Miles BIakeney and Charles Esston.
far Lake Union Lodge. No. lie. of FREE
mont. w. c. Way for Perseverance Lodge
M lsi. of Ballard; :. T. Turner. for
vooainville Lodge, No. l22: C. ".
! ,tham and :. ]. Bower. for Botheu
I oase. No. 1873: J. W. Brewer. for Central
! oaye No. TO-. of Seattle; J. {. Johnson.
Cor Inval Lodge. No i96. of Seattle; Frank
Kennedy. for nuwauish Lodge. No. Iss
af puvamish; ". ID. Gibbons aud Miss
st.,n Bur,enshsw. for Maple Valley
yndy, No. ia8: William Mullen. for PsIa-
,i,s Lodge. No. isss. OF Ross: Mrs. Croker
"a Mr. Raynor. for Green Lake Lodge
X, 900 and the juvenile temple connected
,h.,.xi,h. Mr.. Woodruff and Mr.. Hutch
80, TOR Rainier Lodge. No Isl, Of Co
,n,~hi, civ: Brother W,nningham. fer
p.,s,. Rec Juvenile Temple: Sister Flora
Williams. for Renion Juvenile Temple.
A, instructive and entertaining hour
IS ,a..ea under the order OF question
~ Grand Chief rempiar Allen and
a,a,a Superintendent Of Juvenile Tenn
=. s{s.er S.;ton answered the various
questions propounded
twas decided 10 arrange an appropriate
naiahr,tion on Neal pos day. p" az the en-
s,,,rv o0.h OF March has been appropriately
,,a.iro,t,d bv temperance organizations
,h-one hout the world. that day being the
a;,s,ie,h anniversary OF the birth 81 the
,.ursr,ocs patriarch 4 committee Of
,r. ,ron, each lodge in Seattle and vicln.
t,v Was appointed 10 make necessary a.
ra,.sr,e,;s for the local exercises. tseorge
y t,o.,sr,ll. of Seattle Lodge. No. +. Mas
..hossn "a charm an OF the committee GA
.r,s,,ements. and the committee is 10
,,,e., tonight with Seattle Lodge. \ o. q, to
Ian the details of the celebration.
Ry unanimous vote 'he district lodge
...en,.A tho invitation Of Da~an8ish
tn4rr No. "a sc entertain the members
=, an. next district meeting. which will be
ia regular annual business session ia
Nav or June.
Friday evening VAS devoted 30 public
good a.; the Order meeting ARRANGED
uo8er the auspices Of Central Lodge. Ne
las The spacious r. Of L. hail on Nc
clair street VAS crowded by an appFe-
rla;lye audience II Good Templars and
.h.ir friends The cadet band fGr-
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