The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-29

mandery the degrees were conferred on II. G.
Isel and D. w. Peters. Resolutions of respect
to the memory of the late Sir Knight William
III. Stuard were reported by Sir Knight Ven
able and unanimously adopted. Sir Knights
Groot and Pope and Lady Payne, of Goodwill
Commandery, and Noble Commander Topper,
of Halcyon Commandery, were present.
At the last regular meeting of Goodwill
Commandery the 1st and 2d degrees were con-
ferred on Wallace NJ. Chase and Mrs. Loretta
E. Redway. Past Noble Commander S. 1.
Groot presided. y vote of thanks was
rendered to Sir knight q. w. Lange for
beautiful pedestal for the emblem of the Sd
degree. The committee on good of the order
had arranged for musical and literary enter
tainment on Monday evening next. Grand
Commander Ehle and Sir Knight w. z. Gra-
ham, of st. JOINTS Commandery. and Sir
Knight M. l.. Venable, of Mount Vernon
Commandery, were present.
If your grocer don't keep it in stock make
him send for It, Ballantine's Pale Extra Beer,
of Newark, n. j. Bottled by F. II. Finley &
Son, 1906 d street.
Lots at Derwood Park, $500; monthly pay
ments. William F. Thomas, Twelfth and G.
Independent Order of Rechabites.
IA. NJ. Dewey, H. c. r.
The Junior monogram badge-pin is popu-
lar.
Past Chief Ruler George j. Murray, of Eagle
Tent No. 2, has been quite sick.
Friendship Tent No. 73 initiated anothe er
Western missionary at the last meeting.
Eagle Tent No. 2 had two candidates for in
itiation and received three applications for
membership Friday night
The Eagle Juniors at lively meeting Mon
day evening nominated officers for the en-
suing quarter.
High Chief Ruler A. NJ. Dewey has returned
from his Western lecturing tour, and gives an
encouraging report of the condition of the
order.
High Secretary-Tr Treasurer L. FL. Patterson
has during the past two weeks sent supplies
for tents to. West Virginia. Ohio, Virginia,
and North Carolina.
Past Grand Chief Ruler E. S. Woodford
Grand Representative J. L. Wright and Bro
NJ. E. Byrne addressed the Friendship Juniors
at the last meeting
The joint committee of the Eagle and
Friendship Juniors have determined upon
suitable designs for the Junior uniform, and
will report to their respective tents during this
week.
Deputy High Chief Ruler Henry Charles, of
Virginia Tent No. 5, Alexandria. has the or
ganization of several new tents in view. He
is being assisted In the good work by the old
Rechabite veteran, Capt. Joshua Ellis, Past
High Treasurer.
Mrs. G. Allen, Chief Ruler; Miss Clara Price,
and Mrs. j. Mills, Past Chief Rulers; Mrs.
Ida Murray, Deputy High Chief Ruler, and
Bros. George Allen, Samuel Ellis, Clarence
Mills, Andrew Brown, j. j. Murray, and L..
ii. Patterson represented Purity Tent No. A,
this city, on the occasion of the institution of
the Womans Tent in Alexandria last We'd
nesday evening.
Golden Rule Tent No. 33 (Woman's s Branch)
was instituted in Pythian Hall, Alexandria,
last Wednesday evening by Mrs. Ida Muir
ray, Deputy High Chief Ruler with the fol-
lowing officers: Miss May T. Javins, Shepherd;
| Mrs. E. f. Lyles, Chief Ruler; Mrs Belle Mil
| Ter, Deputy Ruler; Miss Maud Griffin, Record
| ing Secretary; w. w. Wardcr, Financial Sec
retary; w. l.. Griffin, Treasurer; Miss Annie
L. Lyles Levlte; Miss Florence Lyles, Inside
Guard, and George Lyles, Outside Guard.
The new tent starts out with large charter
list and under very favorable auspices.
A small farm for $500 at Derwood Park.
William f. Thomas, Twelfth and G.