Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-17

L. E. Bushby; G. s. ]. T., John r. Mahoney.
grand secretary, Jesse c. Suter; grand
treasurer, Edwin H. Harner; grand chap
lain, j. S. Blackford; grand marshal, Ed
Week; A. G. secretary, w. S. Mcclellan;
D. G. marshal, Mrs. Emma z. Bergman;
grand guard, Mrs. L. w. Ketcham; grand
sentinel. A. C. Tindall; grand messenger.
Gourlay.
Subordinate Lodges.
The various lodges and the chief tcmplar
of each are follows: Minnehaha Lodge,
No. 1, was organized November ~. 1865,
and has membership Of l1S. CHIEF tenn
plar. Irwin F. Haskins. Perseverance
Lodge, No. 2, was organized May 10. 1851,
and has a membership of 80. Chief tenn
plar, James II. Dony. Morning Star Lodge,
No. 3, was organized January 10, 1866, and
has membership of So Chief teTEplar.
Warren Hammacher Washington Lodge,
No. 4, was organized July l, 1SSJ, and has
membership of SO. Chief templar, w. S.
Rowley. Faith Formerly Clernents) Lodge.
No. .. was organized November Is. 1876,
and has a membership Of - Chief temp lar,
q. j. Nash. LanGdon Lodge No. u, of
LanSdon, ID. c., was organized October 80.
1885, and has a membership of 80. Chief
templar, J. ii. Platt Good Viii Lodge,
No. ., was organized November 81, 1891, and
has membership of 40. Chief teInplar. X.
ii. Campbell. Liberty Lodge, No. & was
organized December =. 1SJ3.and has a men,
bership of 3D. Chief templar, G. II. Ma
comber. Naval Lodge No. -, vas organic
ed November -. 1892 and has q member
ship of 81. Chief templar, Vim. u. Kelley.
Friendship Lodge, No. IL, Nas organized
April o, 1878. and has 1l6 members. Chief
templar, W. S. Stamper. Star OF Hope
Lodge, No. II, was organized July 3d. 1856,
and has a membership Of II. Chief tenn
plar Lewis II. Lanmon. -. u. holloway
Lodge, No. Is, was organized October -,
mr. h0o lL.N,e 1f.af
John l. Bunch. Silver Star Lodge, No. 20,
was organized January IL, 1854. and has
membership of To- Chief templar, Thomas
Perry Columbia Lodge, No. ~, was CT
bership of ST. Chief templar. edward II.
Jones.
Sons of Jonadab.
The total abstinence organization of the
Sons of Jonadab is somewhat peculiar and
strongly prohibitory in its principles. as it's
membership are required to assume SOL
emn, binding iron-clad obligations to alb
stain forever from the use of everything
that might intoxicate and to do every thing
in their power to discountenance the Use
and sale of all intoxicating liquors. A viola
ton OF these pledges subjects the offender
TO expulsion for life. never again under
any circumstances to be admitted.
rms order was organized in this city
September ID. 1867. at a meeting held at
inc ASSideuCe Oh ASDury Lloyd, NO. T.
street northwest, the following persons be-
Ing present: Samuel C. Mills, Z. G. Eckloff
James j. Campbell. Asbury Lloyd. James
Croggin and W. p. Lasalle
Pioneer Council, No. /, vas organized,
but In a very short time the membership
increased to such an extent as to render
necessary the formation of other councils
and grand councils Were soon in existence
In Washington. ID. c., Virginia, Maryland,
Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New York
and other states. At the present time the
order Is governed by the Sovereign Council,
composed Of its past officers and represen-
tatives from the following subordinate
councils: Pioneer Council, No. I; Centennial
Council, No. 4; Spartan Council, No s.;
Good VIII Council, No. Q; Hone Council
No. II; Refuge Council, No. Il: Faith Coun-
Gil, No. ID; Empire Council, No. "a; Poto-
mac Council. No. 16; WASHINGTON Council,
No. II, and Rescue Council, No. -. Coun-
ellis are also located at Harper's Ferry w.
Va; Alexandria, Va, and Baltimore Md !:
the total number of members being about
200.
The Officers.
The present officers are as follows: u
w. Andrews, sovereign chief; VIM. H.
Young, sovereign secretary.
Pioneer Council, No. 1-Edawrd Mullen
worthy chief; E. T. McNerhany, recording
secretary.
Centennial Council, No. "A Nj. Will
Jams. worthy chief; d. f. Brown recording
secretary.