Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-21
Di.tricf Democrats.

YOUNG MEMS HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUE.
Tie Young Mems National Hancock and Eng
fish Club net al Cosmopolitan Hall last eve
ming, Mr.. C. Darlington presiding, and \. 4.
Lip5comb secretary. The following were pro-
posed for membership: Lawrence GUlner
Howard c. Clagett. ThO5. II. II iroin JOS. Ham
In E E. Hhi.e, Col. j. A. Sloan, Jack Yates,
George Courtney, W. II. DOnGhO. r. W. f.
oSlevie, ChaS. Ii. Read, ChaS- q. Grammar
Ernest Lem0uir, FL. 5. Royce. p. +. Whit
Ing, W. otto, Warrington King S. Shields
IL. James. E. Brand, Fillmore Beau, ].
r. Naggam3l, j. T. C0ldWeH /. VIII
Hanson, Il. \. Whltehand and j. NJ. Hickey
MeSSTS. A j. NcBlair, ChaS. Allen and q. II.
thompson, appointed committee on honorary
membership, reported taVOrably on the follow
Ing nominated for such membership, and they
were elected: E G.. Davis and &. W. Thorn. DE-.
H. III. Barker submitted mis- report as treasurer.
A vote OF thanks was adopted to MessrS. c. w.
Thorn and Z. O.. Davis for contributing the rib
bon from which the badges were made. An IN
vitation was received from the Georgetown club
10 attend the pole raising there on Friday nizht,
and accepted, and the following were designate
10 MAKE addresses: Howard Clagett, G. CARING
ton, DR.. Allen, j. y. Oliver and A. a LtpScoFn3
DR.. Allen moved an amendment to the conSff-
tuition, making article four, section six read
lhat The treasurer should only report the
nnalces when required by the executive CON-
nhtIee MI. Miller moved that the revision OF
tne constitution be referred TO committee OF
I'VE; carried, and MeSSrs. j. \. Oliver. r. Wal
lach, 7. Allen, C. Darlington and \. II. Norris
proposed that committee be formed to iSSIIa
an address to the young men OF the country
Gaining Tor their cooperation, and that the dam
Ocrauc congressional and executive committees
u GolIled OF tnlS organization; carried. Messgs
II SOyle, Jr., j. y. Oliver. II. r. Spindle W. F.
NeOer, L. Darlington and T. T. Miller were
appointed such committee. Mr. James TayIor
moved tnat the club assemble at I O'Clock ~ m
F[iiday, 10 proceed TO the Georgetown pole
raising; carried
WEST END DEMOCRATS.
A hancock and English club MAS orfranizni in
the ora So ward last evening, at LIcas HaII.
corner I'D street and Pennsylvania Avenue. bT
Ine election OF officers as follows: A 4
RItNldent; Il. A. Waters, vfce-presI-
ueRf, y. III. O'Brian. secretary: b KilrnarrIn
treasurer. liberal Subscription was then
mace 10 pGy tag for the pole erecten Naat tba
gas house The appointment OF an eyac1ttye
committee by the Chair during the interim be-
LOrt me next meeting, as well as a committee
Oi LIE 10 procure pole and flag was ordered
IL ives also ordered that the Chair annoTnI a
conm1ttee OF three to procure a hall. The c3m-
,.- .rv OF france viii consist OF seven meLsbors
and Y III alsO scr e5 a subscription com ntlffc.
Mr. W. l.. Bradley, president OF the west End
Hancock and English Club was here intro
dsced, ana gave the club a most cordial invita-
ton 10 be present at ratification meeting at
the end OF the Aqueduct bridge, Georgetown,
next Friday evening, which was accepted.
About IS persons signed the roll
EAST END DEMOCRATS.
The Hancock and English club. OF Est Wash
Barnes, chairman. 4. p. Mckenua, secretary
pro fe1fl. TWenty-oRe new members signed t.lt,
roll and paid their admission fee. AeSsrs. Ran
DObbyn and Robertson were appointed Gem
mittee On the election OF members. MeSSrS
German, Dodge and BIlde were also appointed
2 committee 10 secure speakers. MeSsr5.
Barnes cn1 Robertson We're appointed COM
Anttee 10 secure permanent place OF meeting.