The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-02

session
lately closed a. walia Wafla. L1rcoin
Lodge. No. ~. x OF p. invited their gen
rlsnen friends 10 participate IN grand
.<Eloshe tIIIscurn rotlatch." or smoker, as
called nv those not yerSed In The CLASSIC
Chinook. On Tuesday night their castle
hall vas fairly flied with the members
and their guests. ali OF whom 1ere vel
coined with a warm han6shaxe and the
greatest srfan5lsess- The meeting WAS
called 10 order by Chancellor Commander
J. W. Mcneil. who called upon Rev. T. ].
Lamont 10 cffer prayer. Mr.. Joe NJ.
Johnson. the present preiate, was then
called upon 10 preside, and the choice
could not have been a happier one, as
his ready wit and spontaneous hurnor
stirred ali the participants on 70 their
best endeavors and was not suffered TO
wane for single moment. The address
OF welcome on behalf OF Lincoln Lodge,
No. 1e4 was made by Mr.. Q. V. Linn.
and responded 10 By P. NJ. Troy, vice
chancellor OF Capital Lodge. No. Is, K OF
p Mai Macdonald addressed the as
sembIy, telling the history OF Lincoln
lodge since its organization last August
The remainder OF the evening was de-
voted 20 songs, recitations and speeches,
interspersed with an orange race, partici-
pated in BY Judge Root. Mr.. Jesse Muir
ply and DR.. Newcomb. This race was
under the direction OF DR.. Oliver, and
was won by Mr.. Murphy. who was award
ed a handsome bouquet Of roses as a
prize Gov. McGraw acting as judge
heavy weight boxing match between MI
.. V. Linn and Mr.. George T.. Thompson
was one OF the attractions. Charles Gar
field was appointed bottle holder Tor MI
Thompson, and Judge Root for Dir. Linn
Mr.. Hoke was time-keeper. and Mr.. !.
OBJ. Scobey, referee. The fight, after
three bloodless rounds. was declared a
draw and both men voted champions
Among the hits OF the evening was a
recitation by Mr.. Z. l.. Minard: song
by the Elks, who were present in fuil
force; the reading of the Declaration OF
Independence. by Mr. George Mills. with
Mr.. s NJ. Woodruff making appropriate
gestures a recitation entitled Hia-
watha's Other Girl" by Mr.. ]. NJ. john
son. and one by City Attorney A. ).
Fauikenor called for encores. Gov. Nc
Graw. Editor ]. OBJ. Scobey, Mr. Gus
Harris, Mr.. William Bracket, Judge y.
:. Porter. Prof. Brintnall, State Land
Commissioner W. r. Forrest. Judge Root,
f. e Booth, Prof. Beeler. Rev. j. s. Nc
CalIum and DR. Ostrander responded to
calls and delivered humorous short
speeches. Mr. F. NJ. Convey sang BE
Mrs. Erry 'Awkins,' and Mr.. c. NJ.
Moon. THE Educated Man Coffee.
cake, sandwiches and cigars were served
during the evening. Following Is list
of those present: Mr.. George A. Ken
nedy. Mr. George CASTOR. Mr.. c. d. Gar
field. Mr.. c. l. Taylor, Mr.. j. G. Hsrspool.
Mr.. A. F. Rogers. Mr.. John c. Kennedy.
Mr.. r. r. James, Mr.. d. L. Williams, Mr..
\. A. Booth. Mr.. s. Musgrove. Mr.. B. ".
BrintnalI Mr.. c. II. Carpenter, Mr.. Rob
ert Cameron, Mr.. J. W. Pierce. MIR. A Z.
Stanford. Mr.. Paul Swan. Mr.. +. c.
Morse. Mr.. W. r. Hull Mr.. j. OBJ. SEQ
hey, Mr. c. NJ. Dial, Mr.. Char.es Pridham.
Mr.. L. r. Grimes. Mr.. John Bethel. Mr..
Gilbert Chambers. Mr.. ]. 5. McCallum.
Mr. James p. Ferry. Mr.. Daniel Gaby.
Mr.. r. G. O'Brien. Mr.. d. s. Bates, Mr..
Rod Sprague, Mr.. W. T. Forrest. Mr.. O.
a Bowen Mr.. s. G. Woodruff, Mr.. Amos
O. Buker, Mr.. Walter Milroy, Mr.. c. NJ.
Moore. Mr.. w. II. Bracket. Mr. b. l..
Hill Mr.. NJ. Hoke. Mr. Maclieusts, Mr.. G..
c. Winstanley. Mr.. Charles Watson. Mr..
+. A. Rust. Mr.. X. f. STEINER, Mr.. II. p.
Holcraft Mr. j. H. Ogden, Mr.. Alvin
Wiley Mr.. f. G. Hartshorn. Mr.. W. S.
Carruthers. Mr.. G.. u. Evnas Mr.. w. II.
Beeler DR.. NJ. l.. Adams. Mr.. Harry
Cusack. jr., Mr. Edwin Mcmahon. DIR. ].
s. Newcomb. Mr.. $. p. Wyman. Rev. T.
]. Lamont, Mr.. George g. Mills, Mr.. F.
T. Convey. DIR. r. Il. Gentle, Mr.. John e.
Percival. Mr.. Henry bigger, Mr.. G. Kauf-
mann. Mr. l.. p Ouelette. Mr. ]. +. Muir
Mr.. F. W. Stocking, Mr.. George Z. Blan-
kenship. Mr.. w. T. Cavenaugh. Mr.. c. j.
Sheriff DR.. Ostrander Mr.. Prince Mr.. J.
W. Crawford, Mr.. Val A. Milroy. Mr.. II.
j.. Cowles.
Miss Cinda Coons and Mr. John Kiln
kenberg were married Wednesday even
ing at the sidence of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Coons. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. A. ]. Joce-
81 mil
hers of the family being present. The
house was beautifully decorated with cut
flowers sent by the many friends of the
young couple. who are very popular in
the Methodist circles, of which church
both were members. Mr.. Klinkenberg is
head salesman in the Peoples store.
which position he has filed since the
opening of that firm in Olympia. Mr..
and Mrs. Klinkenherg have gone to house
keeping in Biglow's addition. and have
many friends TO wish them Joy.
Mrs. +. @. Deming invited a party OF
her lady friends TO accompany her on an
excursion on Mr.. Deming's steam launch.
the Emma Florence" Puget City was
the destination and on reach ng that point
a picnic dinner was partaken of The
day was pleasant and all enjoyed the trip
very much. Mrs. l.. j. Grimes. Mrs. o.
G. White. Mrs. NJ. J. Gordon, Mrs. T. j.
Anders. Mrs. a. II. Chambers, Mrs. r.
Q. Dunbar, Mrs, Elmon Scott. Mrs. S. g.
Ward. Mrs, III. NJ. Perry, Mrs c ]. Lord.
Mrs. I. J. Lamont, Mrs. NJ. +. Perry and
daughter Charlotte. and Miss Kate Ward
We're Mrs. Dcming's guests
The ladies OF ST. Johns Guild gave an
unique entertainment in Unity auditori-
um Wednesday evening. entitled The
Carnival Of Days" The characters we're
all well sustained and some of them very
pretty. Vocal and instrumental music
added to the evenings enjoyment, and n
whistline solo by Mrs. c. NJ. Bolton was
a decided hit the sweet hird-like notes
showing both talent and culture.
Mrs. Annie Kelly has returned 10 Sc
attic from visiting Miss Addie Wood in
Olympia
Miss McGraw has returned from
weeks visit TO Seattle
Mrs. Bruce Milroy. Of North Yakima. is
visiting relatives and friends in this cfty-
Everett society.