The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-29

was reported wen. Mr. IL. ID. Mea-
der made application for membership.
The following were elected for the ensuing
term: Worthy Master, j. V. McLan; Junior
Master William Volt; Recording Secretary,
+. l.. Kolb: Financial Secretary, f. II. Brad
ford; Treasurer, John w. Thompson; Chaplain,
w. +. Clark; Conductor, D. II. Strother Nisi-
tors: Grand Conductor G.. w. Berry, of No. l;
Brother c. A. Evard and Vice Grand Architect
II. b. Wilson, of No. 49,
Members of the order will be pleased to learn
! that p. 5. Il. j. NJ Richards, who has been
quite ill., is improving, and will soon be seen in
! the lodge-rooms again.
Goodwill Lodge No II met in regular session
| on Tuesday evening last, at their hall in George
! town. Brother w. Hardy received the second
degree. Brother f. S. Neikirll, the efficient re-
cording secretary, is quite i'll, and has gone to
! his former home in Virginia. Officers for the en-
suing term were elected as follows: Worthy
Master, II r. Tebbs; Junior Master, &. Recllert,
| Recording Secretary, f. S. Neikirk; Financial
Secretary, James j. Truman; Treasurer, Ed
ward Journey; Chaplain, &. w. Ballinger
Conductor, James Stark; Trustees, F. S. Nei-
! kirk, G. &. Recllert, and e.. W. Baliinger.
Visitors present: Brothers Boaman and Stay
ley, of Friendship Lodge No. {. On next Tues
day evening three degrees will be conferred.
Lafayette Lodge No 13 held its regular ses-
sion Thursday Brother II. c. Riley received the
elected for the ensuing term: Worthy Master,
c. A. Evard Junior Master, j. X. Pagan; Re
cording Secretary, (6th term, Edward Hodgkin;
sd0it S01ncial sSTretaTy b Sh fsr% WILSON,
Chaplain, f. o. Brien; Conductor, c. o. Horton
| The hall at the corner of Fifth and G streets
northwest has been secured for the future
meetings of the lodge, and it was understood
that Wednesday evening would be the time OF
meeting, but it now transpires that the hall can
be secured for Thursday evenings and so the
| lodge will meet next Thursday night in the new
hall. Installation of officers Thursday, July 10.
Columbia Lodge No. l met on Tuesday even
ing last, with Worthy Master w. P. Knight in
the chair. Brother w. II. Harshman, residing
in Anacostia, D. c., was reported disabled by
| accident. Application for membership was re-
ceived from Mr.. Charles Bischoff Brother r.
q. Tinker received the third degree. Officers
for the ensuing term were elected. The lodge
will meet at P NJ. next Tuesday evening. The
recruiting committee for the following week
are as follows: T. w. Nolan, Charles Nagle,
Christian Nelson, Il. Il. Offutt, Bun Oliver, NJ.
George Prince, Edward w. Petty, George NJ.
Pettitt, John Penn, William Palmer, John f.
Purcell, Eli Price, G. w. Pyles, William T. Per-
kins, Milton V. PLACER, Otho s. Pumphrey, and
George w. Purdy. Seven members were sus-
pended for non-payment of dues. Brothers
George I. King, Edward Bawsel, and George
II. Baldwin were elected members of the En-
dowment degree. Members of sister lodges are
cordially invited 10 be present at the public in
stalation. Tickets of admission will be fur
nished them at the door by members of the com
mittee. a full list of those present will be
printed in next Sundays HERALD.
Independent Order of Rechabites.
Quite number of High Representatives and
Past High Representatives will come to Wash
ington and 60 to Hagerstown with the District
OF Columbia delegation.
Chief Ruler Willard Hobbie, of the Friend,
ship Juniors, will receive the honors OF the
Connecting Link tomorrow evening and be adj
vanced to membership in the Primary Tent.
Rechabites who have friends engaged in
school teaching in the District should vote foi
them in TIE SUNDAY HERALD'S contest for 4
free vacation excursion to Europe. Read al
the particulars on another page.
At Friendship Tent No. 49, Red Mems Hall
Monday evening last, after installing Deputy
Ruler \. J. Eaton as Chief Ruler, eecting two
new members and nominating officers for the
ensuing term, the tent closed to enable mem
bers to attend the sociabe of Purity Tent
High Secretary W. j. Webb has issued cir
cular to the order announcing the arrangements
l for the meeting of the High Teut in Hagers
: town, July g giving rates of transportation
etc. The railroad rate is II fare for the rOun(
trip; that is, full fare going and onethird re
+ turning.
g At the stated meeting of Western Tent No
l65, Friday, after initiating two candidates
! encouraging good of-Order remarks We're mad
: by Grand Deputy Ruler Z. c. Lucas and Crane
Treasurer c. B. Allen, and songs by Gran(
Guardian Samuel Cole and Past Chief Ruler J
e D. Buckley and a stirring address by Gran,
: Representative j. l.. Wright.
The event Of the week in Rechabite circle
c was the socablc of Purity Tent No. 4, ladies
: Branch in odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, las
Monday evening. There was a good attend
0 ancc. Among those participating in the mus
, cal and literary programme were Past Hig
r Chief Ruler J. j. Murray and High Secretar
". }. Webb solo by Miss Clara Price, Pas
Chief Ruler; remarks, Past Chief Ruler Clal
: ance Mills and George j. Murray; songs, Mr.:
d Mary Cecil; remarks, Grand Chief Ruler L. )
II Woodford and Grand Lecturer A. NJ. Dewey
reading, Mrs. Ida Murray and Chief Ruler \. 4
=, Allison: remarks, Grand Representative j. !
a Wright and Grand Secretary l.. IL. Patterson
d songs, Shepherd Samuel Ellis ana High Rel
,e resentatiye Thomas Brown; remarks, Past Chic
l. Ruler y. B. Hurlbut and Chief Ruler \. ,
=. Eaton, Of Friendship Tent 30 73, and Mr.. an
:, Mrs George Allen and others. Refreshment
~ were libelally served under the supervision {
e Sisters Murray, Allen, and Price The il
J. cream-eating prize was won by Grand Repr
y sentative Wright.