The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-04

ers. ID. A. Mitchell. NJ D.. and C.. A.
smith, n. D.; manager for eighteen
months, Charles H Koepfi.
Six delegates and six altsrnatss 70 the
distries convention 10 Be held in Portland
during the month were elected N fosiows:
Delegates. T. w. Jones. James 4. Peters,
G. c. Austin. A c. Nelson, s. g. Bene-
dict and X. J. Wilson. Aitsrnates, Charles
II. Koepsii, J. C. Mcknight, y. w. Lay
ton. Daniel @. Rudy, Michael Harri ngton
and John Carr.
SSss Of vstsSans.
The event Of paramount interest to Sons
OF Veterans IL the convention OF the an
pual state encampment to be held ut
Olympia from the 18th 10 the ed Of June,
which viii be attended BY delegates from
all parts of the state. The participation Of
the various camps in the recent memorial
service will then be considered and COM
pared. The Gen. George H. Thomas Camp,
No. /, OF this city. have to settle their re-
port and decide some dif6cult questions
relating to the weight Of their representa-
ton In the state eneampment, which will
b discussed 81 the regular meetings Of the
camp 70 b held ct the G. A. r hall this
Monday night and the 18th OF Juns.
InAspsaasst Order Of OesA rsnplass.
Last Wednesday afternoon several men,
bsrs Of Central Lodge. No. 49,. /. o. q. T.,
enjoyed an outing ut Madrona park. The
evening meeting WAS we'll attended.
Lake Union Lodge, No. li6, I. O. G. T.,
entertained Brooklyn Lodge last Tuesday
evening. All report pleasant session.
Seattle Lodge, No. 9, last Monday had
good attendance Of members and visitors.
Brother A. T. Hill. formerly . member Of
the Grand Lodge OF w iscousin and more
recently Of Green Lake lodge. was admi.-
ted 70 msmbsrship in the pioneer lodge"
by card. Several Of the .boys IN blue,
members Of Garrison lodge. Of Vancouver,
wers present.
Last Monday evening Rev. Clark Davis
addressed an audience ct Port Blakelsy on
the subject Of temperance. and in response
to his invitation twenty persons signiied
their desire to have lodge instituted in
that community. Last Friday evening Q
party OF about thirty-fiss Good Templars
and friends chartered apecial steamer
and went over to aid in the organization
Of the lodge. and after initiating forty
three persons the lodge vas instituted BY
State Deputy George r. Cotterili and
named Rising Star lodge Of Port BiakeIey.
The following we're elscted and installed
as charter officers: Chief tsmplar. James
w. Ruckcr; vice templar, Mrs. Jessie NJ.
KeIiam chaplain. William Hailihan: sec
Rotary, Joseph A. Ince; financial secretary,
n. q. Myers; treasurer. Mrs. Matte
0'Hara; marshal. L. Beiler; guard. Miss
Josie Jacobs: sentinel, Henry Seaborn: p.
c. T., c. n. voight =. II. Lewis. was
recommended for appointment a. lodge
deputy.
The second annual session Of the dis
trict lodge Of the sixtssnth district king
and Kitsap countiss) was held at the
Methodist church in South Park Thurs
day and Friday Of lest week. District
Chief Templar c. w. Latham, Of Botheii,
presided. The election Of officers for the
ensuing year resulted In the choice of the
following, who were duly installed: Dis
triet chief templar, J. N. Shafer. Of Seattle
Lodge. No o; district vice templar, Mrs.
II. A. Swift, OF Lake Union Lodge. No.
ii6; district counselor, William ID. Glib
bon. Of Maple Valley Lodge, No. 1875; dis.
trict superintendent Juvenile temples.
Mrs. Croker. Of Green Lake Lodge. No.
2oo; district secretary, Charles Easton, Of
Lake Union Lodge, No. ii6; district treas
urer. Rufus Johnson. of Dawamish Lodge,
No. i54: past district chief tsmplsr, c. w.
Latham, Of Botheli Lodge, No. I23. These
officers will constitute the district execu-
tive COMMITTEES to have charge OF the work
of the order in King and Kitsap counties.
The appointive Offices were filled, rs fol-
lows: District marshal. J. w. Brewer. of
Central Lodge. No. 1872; district deputy
marshal. Miss Tina Johnson, of DIVA.
mssh Lodge. No. Isl: district chaplain.
Mr.. Rayner, of Green Lake Lodge No.
200; district guard, Miss Haanbiett, of
Perseverance Lodge. No. 12i; distric. SEN
tinel. William Mullen, Of Palatlne Lodge.
No. 1876; district assistant secretary. Miss
Ella Snyder, Of Renton Lodge, No. -
John w. Brewer was elected as district
delegate TO the Grand Lodge and George
4. CottsreGl as alternate.
sons os Temperance.
Queen City Division. No. 1, will hold an
OPEN meeting June "a in their hall. corner
of Depot and Farm streeta The pro-
gramms will consist Of shadowgraphs.
dialogues and . representation Of a Chi.
nese play.
Seattle, No. 3 held . ssersoptican enter
tainment last Tuesday evening, which was
o success.
Monitor Division. No. Ii. initiated two
candidates last Thursday.
Atki Division. No. 81 was visited by
about si:ty OF the members OF Queen CITY
Seattle, Eureka and MoaltoS divisions las,
Friday evening.
Capital division. located ~ Olympia
gave literary and musical entertain men,
last Tuesday evening.
South Union. No. 81. which was organ
ised last week. viii give Fourth % July
celebration.
Tsnino. No. ca vas organized with a
charter membership of iorty-ihree.
The excursion To Stones landing has
been set Tor June IT.
odd feitews' Grand Lodge.
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows will