National Republican., 1874-05-07

Young; W. v. r, Mrs. Martha howiand; W.
Sec, Theo p. Reid; W. A. s., Mrs. Anuie Platt;
w. F. S. Hon. D. P. Holloway; W. Treas, Miss
Jennie Polkinhorn; W. Chaplain, Geo. A. Mark;
W. Marshall, F. NJ. Heaton; W. Deputy Mar
shall, Miss L1ura Heaton; W. i. G., Miss Mary
Ellis; w. o. g., L. B. Dickinson; R. II. s., Mrs
NJ B. Heaton; L. H. s., Mrs. NJ. E. Jackson.
Kay Of Hope Lodge No. 2-W. @. T., }. W.
bede; W. V. T.. Miss Nettle Lesch; W. s., Wal
Ter Drummond; W. A. s., Miss Katie Byram; W.
F. s., w. H. womersloy; W. T., Miss LieSle
Whine; W. Chaplain. J. J. ROLES; W. NJ, E. G.
RoWzee; W. d. NJ, Miss Annie L. CLARKE; w. i.
g., Laura ROLES; W. o. g., Frank Cr;sweli; r..
H. S., Miss Jennie Clark; l. II. s., Miss Ida
Hilbus
Morning Star Lodge No. S-w. t, Charles
II. Simpson; W. Y. T., Mrs. NJ. J. Lowry; VS.,
W. S. Stetson; W. As, Mrs. L. S. GUurleyi w.
ES,S;s H1.ch; W. T., Shas Calvert; w. c.
Mrs. H. L. Salkeid; W. 1. G., Mrs. Kate Balloch;
w. o. G., Wn- PhiRps; P. W. G. T, H-A. NeId-
feIdt
Holloway Lodge No 1 (of Brlghtwood, D. o.
w. G. T, B NJ. Barker; W. V. T.. Miss Frank
CowlinR: W. S, ]. S. Crocker, jr.; W. A. s., Miss
Emma Mcchesney; W. F. s., ], W. King; W.
T., August Arnereeht, W. C., A. G. Osborn; W.
NJ. VIM. G. Raines; W. D. NJ, Mrs. NJ. E.
Baker; W. L G., Miss Laura 1. King; w. o. e.,
Chesny; l. H. s., Miss Ella Jones; p. w. O. T.,
W. W. Cowling. r rf.
Purity Lodge No. Wv. G. T, Mrs. G. Carroll;
W. " r, q. w. Mccoy; W. s, l. Clark; w. a.
s., p. Nugent; W. F. s., Rebccca Townsend; w.
r, A. Hickman; W. M, L. Smith; W. ID. NJ, Al.
Williams; W. q, F. Gibson; W. L g., A. Fur
guson; W. q. q Lewis Smith; R. IL. s., A. NJ.
Rogers; L II. s., Sarah Talbot; p. w. =. T., b.
n. Mccoy. Membership, 90
1 flriantal Todpa No E-W- e. t. NJ. i, Martin.
W. V. T., Mrs. NJ. Websterj W.S.,-E. H. Jones;
W. A s., Miss Infin Brown; w. F. S, John Cog
gins; W. T, A. A. Wheelock; W. NJ, VIM.
GiIbertson: W. Z. ~, Miss Rosa Rosenbaum; +.
II. s., Miss Dora Thompson; L. H. s., Miss Katie
Mullny; p. W. q. T, Chas. H. 1sham.
These lodges are in the most fourishing condI-
tlon. Their weekly meetings are largely attended,
and the exercises are Of the most interesting
character. Tho following is their respective
membership: Mlnnehaha. 20; Ray of Hope, IS;
Morning Star, 90; .Halloway, GO; Purity, 4Oi orI-
entail, e5.
A large increase in the membership of the order
has occurred during the past quarter, especially
iu Holloway lodge.
Ray of Hope is particularly popular for the So
ciability OF the members and the personal beauty
Of its lady members, which embraces some OF the
bellies of the city. ..
An application for q charter for a new lodge, to
be located in East Washington, has been made,
and the lodge will shortly be organized.
A MEETING THIS MORNING.
At Lincoln Hall this morning, at 1890 o'clock,
the eloquent Christian worker, H. Thano Miller,
Of Cincinnati, will address our citizens, telling
in his inimitable way what he knows about the
women's temperance movement in Ohio. Mr..
Miller is right from the midst Of this remarkable
uprising of the women in the cause of temperance,
and will give a reliable history OF the results up
to date. Let everybody attend.