The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-09
In TIE LODGE ROOM.
Good Templars Meet in District
Session.
MASONIC FRATERNITY ACTIVE.
Hour OF Meeting to BE p. NJ. After
April I-workmen Name Dele
gates to Grand Lodge.
MASONIC FRATERNITY ACTIVE.

The good work among the various Sc
cr-s societies goes merriy along and re-
crults are constantly being aided to all
branches The season for the annual balls
is approachins and also for the Gra2d
Lodge sessions ami enc zYupysents. Tbs
Good TeEpplars seefu 20 have taken new
lease Of life and are doing marvellous work
in securing converts. The order Is con-
stantly giving entertainments and seems
20 have struck a popular fancy. for large
crowds are present a; all its affairs. The
Uniform Rank of Knights of Pythias 10
looking forward with much interest TO
the annual encanpment In this city in .
short time and the different committees
are working diligently on plans of enter
tainment for the visitors
independent Order of Good Templar>.
The Good TemplaTs of the Sixteenth
district, comprising King and k!tsdp
counties, held their regular quarterly sss-
sion in Temperance han. al Fremont.
Saturday Fully 100 members of the order
were ia attendance and the members OF
Lake Un.on Lodge. No. IlG. entertained
them royalty.
The morning session was devoted to the
usual routine business. During the noon
recess the ladies of Lake Union lodge
served luncheon in the dining rooms on
the lower floor. During the afternoon seq
sion papers on the Success of temperance
work were rear by Rex. Il. p. Rattray ard
Pref. c.. E Conn. Prof. Conn sso re-
ported that through the efforts of Frank
z. Coulter. Grand Lodge lecturer who
was employed during The months Of jan
uary and February. lodges had been or
ganized at Black Diamond, iSsaGuah.
North Bend. Fall City and Patterson
Greek, Toh. O'Br.ens and Auburn. The
charter membership of these lodges ag-
gregates e5. Resolutions commentators
TO Mr.. Coulter were passed. The district
degree was conferred on several members.
In the evening A session Of open lodge
was held and an appropriate programme
rendered
The following Grand Lodge officers were
In attendance. George +. Cotteriu. d.
r. G. T; f. L. Martin. G.. V. C, c. l..
Haggard. G. f. 5: Arm s. Allen. G. 5.
District officers responding to roll cal
were: Prof f. J. Browne. ID. c. t, Mrs.
c. L. Hasgard. d. V. t; S. J. Bower.
y. c; Prof. G. f. Conn. ID. S; Mss
Edy-the Cook, d. A. S. The following were
also present:
Seattle. No s-Mabel Longfellow Mrs. J.
y. Sharer Mrs. George F. Cotterill, Mrs.
Rinehart. Miss Jennie Head, Miss Amy
Bolink. Miss Nellie Rinehari, J. r. Cornell
son.
Diamond. No. 4e-Agnes Turnbull
kirkland No S-Blrfe De Mott, owen
Minton William Raynes.
Cold Water, No. 16-B. F. Moore.
Lake Union, No 11e-Mrs. Jessie Row
ley. Winnie Holden. Edith Graham. Miss
Levin, Bertha Picht, Carrie Smart Mira
Middleton. Alice Graham, Bertha Easton,
Mary Holden. Charley Taylor.
Perseverance. No. l2I-R. III. Clark. Roy
Sprague, Mary Olson. Morton Date. George
knight.
LOYAL. No. fss-Ka.e Holmes, C. l.. Hag
gard, Mrs. A. 5. Allen. Mrs. c. l.. Hag-
gard.
O'Brien. No. 11-Ralph d. Jones, A. W.
Steers May Steers.
Rainier. No. 1sf-B. r. Rattray. Mrs. c.
P Hutchinson.
Central. No. i92-J. w. Brewer. G. w.
Johnson NJ. F.. Brewer, Mrs. S. Johnson,
Oliver Gilbert.
Green Lake. No. Coo. W. Werden. Roy
Denny, William Ask. Leonard Leighton.
Robert Weedin. NJ II. Croker. r. ] Weed
in. Myrtle Weedin. Margaret Burchan.
Ada Denny
Gilman. No. 21o-Mrs. Edith Wadsworth,
II. d. Wadsworth s. j. Bower. Botheli.