The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-20
independent Order of Rechabites.

Independent Order of Rechabites.
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Friendship Juniors had candidate for in
itiation.
Treasurer A. j. Eaton, of Friendship Tent
No. 49, has been confined to his bed since Tues
day with relapse.
High Secretary w. j. Webb has issued a cir
cular to all tents throughout the order trans
mitting important information.
Past High Secretary Frank D. Russell. of
Cornell University, lthca, N. Y, writes that he
is exceedingly well pleased with the results of
his recent visit to this city.
Grand Chief Ruler E. S. Woodford intends
organizing several new tents during his term of
office, which, however, is only in conformity
with his record while Deputy High Chief Ruler
for the District of Columbia.
Purity Tent No. 4 Ladies' Branch) had the
usual interesting meeting last Monday evening.
Remarks were made by Mrs Ida Murray, Chief
j. j. Murray, George Allen, Clarence Mills, w.
j. Webb, Samuel Ellis, and Thomas Brown.
Western Tent No 165 at its last meeting
was favored with a visit by Past High Deputy
Ruler Thomas S. Dunn, Grand Secretary L. H.
Patterson, Past Chief Ruler A. B. Hurlbut,
Grand Lecturer A. NJ. Dewey, Deputy Ruler
William Pallas, and Others 'sWestern' is
booming.
Redemption Tent No. IA, Odd Fellows Hall,
Navy Yard, is prospering finely, initiating can
didates at every meeting. The members and
visitors at the last meeting were entertained
with remarks by Chief Ruler Harry Lucas, Dep
uty Ruler William Pallas, Past High Chief Ruler
J. j. Murray, Past High Deputy Ruler Thomas
S. Dunn, High Secretary w. j. Webb, Past Chief
Ruler w. H. Douglass, Brother James Burch,
Secretary William Speiden, and Brother Taylor
Eagle Tent No. (Juniors) is doing great
good among the boys in the southeastern sec
tion of the city. The last meeting was espe-
cially interesting, number of the primary mem
bers being present. Encouraging remarks were
made by Past Chief Ruler Clarence Mills, Past
High Chief Ruler J. j. Murray, High Secretary
W. j. Webb, and Brother Samuel Ellis, and on
Frazzare, Deputy Ruler William Nally, and
Brothers Earnest Dunn. James Bearins. and
Samuel Deuham.
Friendship Tent No. 49, Red Mems Hall, last
Monday evening, after devoting considerable
time to the consideration of the question of fees
cues, ana G benefits, was favored with remarks by
! Grand Chief Ruler Il. s. Woodford, Grand Sec,
! retary l.. II. Patterson, Shepherd Thomas Wood
| Brother George Pruett, of Cammack Tent No
56 Treasurer a. j. Eaton, Secretary w. Irving
Hutchins, Past Chief Ruler X. II. Cooke, LeyitC
Samuel Sweitzer, and Deputy Ruler j. IL. Dan
iels of Cammack Tent No. &c. Several candi
/ dates for to o-morrow night
Eagle Tent No 2 Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard, at its last meeting was favored with thI
usual good attendance, and tie meeting wal
enthusiastic throughout Remarks were made
by Past Grand Chief Ruler James Ill. LoVeless
Brothers George Allen, and William Speiden
Chief Ruler Fred. NJ Stromberger, DEPUTY
Ruler Andrew Brown, Shepherd Samuel Ellis
Past High Deputy Ruler T. s, Dunn Brother j
\. Armstrong, Past Chief Ruler Clarence Mills
Secretary A. A. Allison, and Past High Chief j
j. Murry, and spirited closing address b,
| Past Grand Chief Ruler William j. Webb.