The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-02-28
REcuABrrE NOTES.
Tho work In Ficurishing Condition
Organization During the Week.

IHo WORK ht tiourifhfhg Souuittoh--
Organization During the Week.
The Rcchabtc parade Monday to
Anacosta was grand affair. Every tent
in the District wos represented.
High Secretary Mahoncy organized
Rescue Tent, No. @, Saturday night in
Ettrieks, Va, with over thirty charter
members. Grand Deputy Ruler Eller
organized Washington Tent, No. @, Sat
urday evening. Nearly thirty names
were on the application for charter. High
Chief Ruler De zoe was present.
Fast High Representative w. B.Marchc,
who is visiting In Virginia, ordered u set
OF material for organizing q tent Tuesday,
and expects TO organize in Roanoke be-
fore his return.
High Chief Ruler De VOC and High Sec.
Irsstaty ,Mahoney visited Columbia and
licbcr Tents Monday evening and Cam
mack and Anacostia Tents Tuesday
evening.
High Chief Ruler DeYoc received the
following dispatch Wednesday:
=. ;, WATERLOO, n. v, Feb. 20, 1891
4. 4. De Voc;
Your house has burned Furniture
mostly saved i. A. ArKENs.
lie left on the first train for home. In
formation received since his return Is that
his house and furniture were totally de-
stroycd.
High Secretary Mahoney, Grand Deputy
Ruler Filler, Grand Guard Harrison aud
Grand Tent Representatives George u.
smith visited Potomac Tent, No. 50,
Wednesday evening, They found the
tent jubilant over the success of their re-
cent fair.
George G. Thompson Tent, No. o, and
Potomac Tent, No. so, have passed reso-
lutions OF sympathy with High Chief
Ruler DeYocin the loss Of his house.
Anacostia Tent, No. 1888, will hold a
temperance meeting in the M. II. Church,
Anacostia, Sunday. ut I:30 o'clock. All
members Of the order are invited to at
tend in regalia.
Anacostia Tent, No. 1873, added four to
their membership Tuesday evening.
They now number l03. fN
Georgia Tent, No. 15i, is making extern
sive arrangements for the reception of
delegates to the High Tent session. 81
= George Z. Tompson Tent. No. 3, will
continue the Sunday evening meetings in
Clabaugh Hall. !,
Cammack Tent Juniors, With their
Knickerbockers suits. attracted much attcn-
ton in the parade Monday. 6,t
The Indictment weather Thursday night
prevented the examination of George G.
Thompson Tent 'Gunior). Weather per-
hitting, it will be organized next Thurs
dav night.
High Secretary ,Mahoney will call a
meeting. in Good Templnrs Hall within
two weeks to organize ladies' tent.
Past High Representative Il. w. John
son Will organize a junior tent in George
town before the end of this quarter.
Arrangements are being perfected to or
ganizc ladies' tent at the corner of
Fourth and q streets northwest.
MIR. W. II. OVERLY has secured several
signers for primary tent near tlieSecond
Baptist Church. go. AZ &
Heber Tent, No. 10, conferred the
second degree on two members Monday
night. s.-t :
Washington Tent. No, g.. has elected the
following officers: Chief Ruler, S. Sweet
man; deputy ruler, a. II. Burgess; past
chief ruler. j. A. Sowder; recording secre-
tary, Abner Burgess; financial secretary,
Edward Boyce; levite, Forest Dickey; in
side guard, j. ID. Hichew; outside guard,
John Wagner; treasurer, James vermil-
I lion. .R.a
Rescue Tent, No 0, at its organization
elected the following officers; Shepherd,
]. V. Herring; &C. r.. gu. Ellington;
G. r.. G. II. Cain; ID. r., J.E. Marks: r.
s., ]. W. Davis; L. s.. G. w. Rettis; T., J !.
Il. Childress; I. G., II. A. Blankcnship;
y. G., II, t. Carroll.