The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-22
weopNEx OF THE WORLD.


vtse Programme for Tuesday
s,xht 20 Celebrate the 200 Mark.
4. srsysaasly announced, Seattle Camp,
q B vii celebrate the 20e membership
s.rk tomorrow evening at Collins hall.
.sss- Of Second avenue and James street.
s..as.sans have been issued by the COM
,.s.sss e charge, and the following inter-
,s.ssr programme vii be rendered:
1ssrsss os Welcome, Mr.. Clark Davis;
,srsszrs. wsgners orchestra; song. Mrs.
Il whl,slessy; violin solo. Mr. 3. w.
sws.seF. song. Mr.. George Noble. man
ssss ard guitar, Mr. and Mrs c. A. Pink
ssu recitation, Miss bella Boyd: song.
a. Nsbel c. McAlpine; violin solo. Misc
Is.h shrsxsoury: song. Mrs. Jennie Ed
rsafs baton juggling, Mr.. II. V. Hill:
fsa solo. Mr. Louis Laber; song. Mr.. Bert
salxrs: eorne, 500, Dir. T. II. Wagner;
AR Misses Bailey and Thompson
gss.fjs Camp may consider itself most
sxssaate II securing the assistance OF %
ra,a .al<n. as the programme Indicates.
AZ srtraofdinary effort has been made 70
Irish frst-class entertainment for the
Hssdnsn and their friends. and the per-
,saass named above Is certainly a guaran-
las shas the entertainment VIII be Of
sxs nandart. Members desiring invita-
naas sat TO their friends viii leave names
81 ssdrtss az is2i Western avenue.
seattle Camp. No g.. had another spirit
b ssss.on al It's headquarters In the Stew
~ heisl Friday last. The forest reserve
ssssssa vas not under discussion IN this
az AZ being unanimous that President
ftEslAn6 Gid not intend TO include In his
Fxhms'Eon the forests claimed by the
fsotnen OF the World. Some men who
~ nsTsr chopped q tree or sawed a log
rss trying 10 mingle with the Old hands
q he business AT their last gathering
sVsad he camp FIRE, and the instructions
81 . 30 about logging and the test OF
- nuch they had gained by the lesson
zzSrisd 70 them Was quite am using 30
las witnessing the proceedings. The
isza which was engaged 20 assist the
ssssss A. logging were noticed TO DO the
fsare work. while these so-eailed visit
~ 70 the woods apparently did little.
fs1 soon. however. learned enough 10 be-
s.s fsil-fesgsd woodehonpers, and as
~ we're greeted by all present after the
Nssafa ceremony Of the amplified de-
r~ lad been performed for their special
sksst
Saz. Friday evening another large num-
~ q candidates IA expected 20 be pres
2 tar Initiation. The members OF Seattle
~ rsnef camps are requested 70 turn ont
~ force Ry special request the mi
hslery ceremony vii be given in the same
fsnssf as exemPiided during the last
"a CARP session by members from Colo
sasa' u Il the intention 10 select crack
tan Tar the occasion. and this beyond
s7asi ~ prove 20 be one OF the mos; In
sErstinE meetings ever held IN Seattle
h1R The members who attend will have
- sppstuniiy 70 enjoy themselves 20
sssE asaft's content. A feature OF the
.ssans vas TIRE sffllation Of Past Consul
= brFilner who foined the camp by trans
Ten Washkah Camp. No. isa. % Aber-
asS wash. Mr.. nerllner. who was 4
saaer o' The last head camp az Helena.
ssate = cor siderei well posted IN wood
80 HIS afiliation is quite sn .cquisi-
- . ihs camp. and the announcement
sSs'sa great deal of applause.