National Republican., 1888-02-27
TIE YOUNG w Rlf ERs
In the Nursery and Aiding to Secure
Prohibition.

The superlntendents, assistants, active aud
honorary members of the DISTRICTS growing
cluster of Juvenile Temples, made very COM
mendable record during the last woes. satur-
day was busy day in this Good Templar
nursery.
Mrs. Emma F. Bishop, superintendent Of Un.
dine Temple, had large meeting at O'Clock
y. m, and, succeeding an instructive business
scs,ion, a brief and Interesting good OF tha
order programme was rendcred-a piano solo
bting given by Marion Blair, a pretty recita-
tion by Emma KRAFT, q reading by George Vier.
buchen, piano solo by Emma bishop, and a
ship.
lIobson, of Columbia Lodge, superintendent,
hadn pleasant meeting at 3 .. M, ON Satur-
day, at the residence of the superintendent,
No. ia Finh street northwest aud effected a
preliminary organization. The grand super.
inieDdcht was present and as listed In the i'm.
portant work. The active members prcsen,
were pledged under the triple vow, no intoxl.
catinC drinks no tobacco, no profanity, and
one honorary member was formally admitted.
The first lesson of the temple and the temple
odts were carefully Tehearsed; instructive re-
marks and reCitations were given by the
grand superintt ndent. and piano solos were
rendered by Mamie Iobson, active, and Jessie
Hod kins,, honorary. member. Columbia
Temple will opeu regular meetings in Veteran
Hall, 1923 L street, at $3.50 next Friday p. IN,
Holloway Juvenile Temple No. 8 Miss
Annie X. BONG, di,supetintendent had delight.
day .eitel noon. The little folks manifcs.
decided and growing interest IN their new
work. At the conclusion OF the regular bus-
ness piano solos were cxcellently rendered by
Bessie Brock, Katie Young, and Gertrude
Hilton. Fine recitations were given by Ruth
Rodbeig and Miss Gladmon. Miss Emily La
sale, a member OF Eggleston Band OF Mercy,
formerly very active, read IN a pleasing
manner the CurfeH, from an illustrated
humane publication. The grand suporinten-
dent made some remarks in which he ex.
plaiDcd how Washington Juvenile Temple
came TO pledge itself under the name of sun.
shine Band Of Mercy to sarcad tie sunshine Of
kindntss all round them, and protect all
hhimless living creatures fiom cruel usage.
Never in aus former session, perhaps. has
star Of Hone Temple, No ], ~ Nineteenth
street and the Avenue, appeared in brighter
light or awakened brighter hopes iu the hearts
oi It's friends present than 1t did yesterday
Tho intelligent and tireless efforts OF the
superintendent and assistant, Mrs. Jnhrson
and Mrs. Grub r, ard tho regular pres ln1c,
Sympathy. and aid of Chief lie np'dr 3ollin ger,
/ their worthy predecessor In management, are
telling strongly on the temples growth, and
Justify ing tho eXJ eetatinns expressed by Bro
Johnson yesterday, that star of Hope Lodge
would hefeaf er bo Continually strengthened
| by graduates ifom the temple. One new
member was initiated, and some very pleasau,
drilling in the odcs from the new edition Of
| "Ripplcs Of Song we're had. Undine end
Holloway temples were well represented in
| visitors.
A long roll of petitioners for prohihiiory
| low in the District of Columbia was secured
| during the session. In the gool of the order
| piano solos were given by Sister Young, of
| Holloway Temple: Past supt. Bollipgnr, aud
| Arthur Bithop, of Undue Temple; rGci;a, ons
by Edith Perkins and Brother Young readings
| by Bess ie Newbold, and remarks by Brothers
Johnson, Pagan, Johnson, superlnt ;ndent. and
| the grand SuDeTlutpnupnt