The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-10
Elks, social at Olympia.

Olympia, Feb 9-Speciaf.--Last Tuesday
evening the Olympia lodge of Elks. which
for some years has been leading social
organization Of the city. rendered DR.. r.
b. Gentle complimentary reception and
social session prior to his departure for
Seattle, where he win In future reside.
The lodge room In the Woodruff block was
crowded with Elks and invited friends
from early in the evening until after mid
night. A short programme was first rem
dered, with Mr.. A. L. Campbell acting as
master OF ceremonies, the programme con-
sisting of Instrumental music by Prof. w.
II. Roberts. Mr.. J. c. Percival Mr.. Leo
kaufman. Mr.. Bowen and Mr.. s. Kauf-
man; vocal music by Gen. r. @. O'Brien,
Mr. S. c. Woodruff. Dr. Gentle, Mr.. r. f.
Booth, Mr.. #. NJ. Convey and Mr.. Frank
Morse, and remarks by Mr.. A. t. Camp
bell. Gen. O'Brien. Mr.. George q. Mills,
Mr.. Gus Harris, Mr.. s. C. Woodruff and
others. After the programme was dis
posed OF refreshments were served, after
which an informal social session was in
iulged in during the balance OF the even
ing. During the session remarks. humor-
Gus and otherwise. were made by Judge
". A. Root. Judge ~. s. Porter, Attorney
General Haight DR.. Riley, Mr.. A J. Falk-
nor and others, fnterspersed with music
by Messrs. Hole. Hull. Booth. Perciva1
and others DR.. Gentle made a feeling adj
dress. thanking the brothers and friends
attendant for their expressions OF good
will and assuring them OF his kindliest re-
CARDS and heartfelt gratitude and esteem.
DR.. Gentle has been a resident of Olympia
for the past four years. and during that
time he has been very prominent in social
circles. and has also taken keen interest
in business and political matters. being
strong Republican worker. While his
many Olympia friends regret exceedingly
his departure from this city, they are
pleased to know that his change OF 1oca-
ton viii result IN his beneft. from a finan-
cial standpoint He viii be associated in
practice with Or. G.. Willis Price. of Seat
tie. Among those present az the recepson
Tuesday evening were Dr. r. b. Gentle.
Assistant Attorney General Haight, Judge
II. A. Root, Gen. ". q. OBrien. Mr.. Frank
Morse. Or. W. Riley. Or. r. III. Cariyon,
Capt. Thomas May. Capt. c. 8. Reinhart,
Mr.. c. I. Pritchard. Mr. w. II. Bracket,
Mr.. Harry y. Cowies. Mr.. s. c. Woodruff,
Mr. A. L. Campbell, Mr. George G.. Mills,
Mr.. Harry F. Ostrander, Mr.. r. NJ Convey
Mr.. F.. r. Booth. Mr.. Gus Harris. Mr.
~. s. Porter. Mr.. Jesse r. Murphy. Prof
w H Roberts. Mr. Robert Frost. Mr. NJ
Hoke, Mr.. ~. G.. Kaufman, Mr.. s. @. Kauf-
man. Mr.. J. It. Mills, Mr. George 8. Hop
kins, Mr.. w. w. Hopkins, Nr. A. J. FaIk-
nor. Mr.. p. NJ. Troy. Mr. c. g. Bowen. Mr.
w r. Hull Mr.. II. L. Hill. Mr.. T.. Hull
Mr. John g. Percival. Mr.. g. ". Percivai.
Mr. II w. Sawyer. Ar. Clark .Savidge.
Mfr Mark r Reed, Mr. NJ. Harris. Mr.. Max
Hicks Mr.. Leo Kaufman. Mr.. w. ~. Wet
more. Mr. c. T. Taylor and Mr.. Wiley.
Maccabee Installation Mt Everett.
Everett Feb. Specfaf.-Carrente bail
was filled BY th@ Knights OF the Macca-
bees and their families on Wednesday
evening 20 witness the installation OF the
L. o. r NJ and the X. O. T. NJ As IN
illustration OF what practice VIII do. the
fine floor work and drill of the ladies e!tc-
tied not only the applause Of the s2ecta-
tors but the thoughtful cornnsndation Of
al who believe that the beauty Of cere-
rnoniai work depends upon the care ard
attention TO details. which alone bring per-
lection. Mira NJ r. Carpenter was ine
installing officer and Mss Fairbanks TIE
mistress-st-arms. The oficers are: Ia G.
Mrs @. Clezrv: lieutenant commander.
Mrs. p. K Lewis: p. l. G.. Mrs ~. A.
westcott. r. G. Mrs Katie OKeiiy: r. G.
Mira J. T. Donaldson. chaplain. Mrs. Ma
ria Goidfhorps: mistress-ar-srrss. Mrs
Harry Goidhnch, sergeant Mrs w n
MssAsr: sentinel. Mrs w. Cook; picket.
Arz- Arthur Bailey. Everett Aivss Ne- =