The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-16

were made by Mrs j. T. Harrison, Benoni
Milstead, J. E. Minnix, T. W. Scott Leon
| Milstead, j. f. Cloey, Henson Beach, James r.
| Pursell, Eugene Van Ness, and several visiting
| members.
Seneca Chief Tent, of Waterloo, n Y. in
creased twenty-five in membership last quarter.
The Friendship Juniors are considering the
advisability of changing their night of meeting.
Past Chief Ruler Miss Agnes Catterton, who
| has been sick for some time, has about re-
| covered.
| Ohio Tent No. 26 was recently organized.
They were furnished supplies by High Secretary
| Mahoney
Deputy High Chief Ruler w. NJ. Hays, of
| Wilmington, N. c., will organize a new tent
| next week.
Grand Chief Ruler E. s. Woo dford is or
| ganizing new tent in the northwestern section
| of the city.
Past High Chief Ruler j. j. Murray has been
sick during the past week, but is now con-
| valescing.
High Deputy Ruler w. II. Barclay has held
preliminary meeting for another primary tent
! in Savannah, Ga.
Virginia Tent No. 5, Alexandria, now meets
on Friday night and has initiatory or degree
work at every meeting
High Secretary John r. Mahoney says
within the next month there will be six more
tents organized in the District.
Rev. B. H. Anderson, a Methodist minister,
has been commissioned a Deputy High Chief
Ruler for portion of the State Of North Caro-
lima.
The Eagle Juniors had six candidates for
initiation at the last meeting, and there was
good attendance of members and lively time
generally.
Redemption Tent No. 144 has limitations and
interesting discussions on appropriate topics at
every peeting.
Past High Representative Henry Bennett, of
| Troy, n. Y. says Troy Tent received several
| applications at their last meeting, with more to
| follow,
A large delegation of Rechabites visited
| Potomac Tent No 50 in Alexandria last even
ing, where public meeting was held. This
| tent is gaining in membership rapidly.
| High Secretary L. II. Patterson reports that
he has sent supplies for tents during the past
| week to New York, Pennsylvania, North Caro-
| lima, Virginia, and West Virginia.
| Eagle Tent No. 2 had two candidates at it's
| last meeting and three applications for mem
! bership, Old Eagle is always doing good work
in the southeastern section of the city.
High Secretary John r. Mahoney will attend
| the session of Ohio Grand Tent at Roseyle
| the latter part of this month. He will also
visit tents all along the route during his alb
| sence.
Friendship Tent No. 70 has several candi-
dates for initiation tomorrow night, and the
| degree will be conferred by the nitiatory
| team,n under the supervision of Chief Ruler A.
j. Eaton.
Capitol Tent No. 10 (Junior) opened last
! Monday evening with sixteen boys present; five
| more came in before the meeting closed. Four
! of this tents members recently joined Anacos-
| tia Tent No. 1873 five more will join Salem
Tent No. 154 before the close of the quarter,
| Purity Tent No. 4, (Woman's Branch Odd
| Ea1In Hall NoHru hoo
conducted initiation last Monday night, after
which an interesting good-of-order programme
was presented, consisting of vocal and instru-
! mental music by Miss Clara Price, Chief Ruler