The Washington times., 1903-05-31


evenings enjoyment were. Prof. Harry
c. Miller piano selections; Fritz
Mueller, vocal selections; Fred Plant,
negro imitator; Lee Moxley, comic
songs; c. NJ. Ricketts,, paino selections;
Carmie Quantrell, comedian, and
quartet, composed of Messrs. Quantrell.
Mueller. Pendall. and Plant
Maccabee Notes.
L. X Mangum. of Baltimore, State
commander of Maryland. spent satur
day and Sunday last in this city
The Rev. James Willis, a deputy State
commander for Virginia. has been visit
ing his family in this city the past ten
days.
State Commander D. W. Gall paid his
regular monthly visit to Golden Rule
Tent. No. 8. on Thursday night, the 21st
inst. and after addressing the tent. and
encouraging the members. the tent gave
him a unanimous rising vote CT thanks
for the visit and the encouraging words
spoken.
Dr. ]. s Arnold. the examining ply
L.
turned to the city after a visit of more
than two weeks to the country. The
doctor is not only a popular Maccabee
but q popular examiner for the order
The anniversary exercises of King
David Tent, No. II, held at their hall.
$40 G Street northwest. on Monday night
last. was a brilliant success. The hall
was filled to its utmost capacity with
members and invited guests. The meet
ing was opened by an appropriate ad-
dress by the commander D. Bergosyine
followed by cornet solo by B. Norman
past commander of the tent, after which
D. w. Gall, State commander, was in
PRODUCED by Commander Bergosyine. and
made a very able and touching address
dwelling largely upon the fraternal
features of the order, and the great good
that is being accomplished by fraternal
organizations in this country today. He
was followed by a piano solo by Miss
Bergosyine, after which Thomas NJ
Rogers. the very efficient commander of
Mount Vernon Tent, No. 4, made an in
teresting address. making plain the duty
of man TO his family after death asswell
solo was played by ]. W. Norman. the
chaplain of the tent. which was roundly
anrlauded. W. N Newbold. member
of Golden Rule Tent. No. 8. was the
next speaker. He added words of praise
and commendation for the able and eff
fcient manner in which the business
of the supreme tent was transacted
through its executive officer, the Hon.
Daniel P. Marley, and the energy, care.
thought, and time devoted to the work
in this Jurisdiction by the State com
| mander. D. w. Gall. Refreshments were
served D. S. Notes is the efficient
record keeper of this tent.
| Mount Vernon Tent. No. 4, has ap-
| pointed committee on memorial exer-
cises. of which A ]. Reehil is chairman
I Memorial exercises will be held in this
! city on Sunday. June II, under the
auspices of Anacostia Tent No. T.
| Brightwood Tent No. ., Mount Vernon
Tent No. 4, and National Tent No. 1. to
which all sister tents in the Jurisdiction
will be invited
! Over two thousand knights of the
Maccabees IN the city of Washington to-
| day.
Metropolitan Hive, No. II, as auxiI-
| larry tc Metropolitan Tent. No. u. was
organized Thursday night. the 21st inst.
| by Mrs. Penelope D. Smith, D. S. c. for
! the L. o. T. NJ, with Mrs Anna Dow
ling as commander, Mrs. Thomas L.
Smith record keeper, and Miss Jennie
Mathews finance keeper. The hive will
meet on the first and third Friday nights
in each month at Hillyard's Hall, 1927
Seventh Street northwest.
Anacostia Tent, No. 7, will hold me-
mortal exercises on Sunday, June IA. at
3 O'Clock p. m. in Masonic Hall. in Ana
costa. D. w. Gall, State commander
will deliver the address.
A. J. Ayers, past commander OF
| Brightwood Tent. No 5. who has been at
his home in New Jersey on account of
ill-health. has returned to his home in
Brightwood much improved.
Anacostia Tent, No. 7, made the best
/ increase in its membership OF any tent
IN the District, having admitted nine
new members.