Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-14

Miss Ewald Herman: songs, Mr.. George
Hagan. accompanied by Mr.. Heidenheimer;
song, Mr.. Frank Hagan, accompanied by
Mr.. Heidenheimer; whistling selections, Mr..
Milton Clark, accompanied by Mrs M.
Clark; song, Mr.. Heidenheimer; song, Mr..
Milton CLARK. The Unique Trio contributed
Several side shows were in full blast
IN the exhibition rooms, the lung tester
and 1.-THE Sybil,' a noted paimist had many
patrons. Ice cream and cake were served
t. all. Everybody paid a visit to the ex-
hibitions, Down the Pike"
Alpha Council. No. 1. I. o. 8. j., the
ladies' auxiliary, met last evening at the
home of Mrs. Eleanor Weber, 1922 18th
street northeast Mr.. j. c. Moore, grand
vice chief of the order and author of its
ritual, being present regular business was
dispensed with and an hour devoted to in
struction in the unwritten work and drill
and other ceremonial under direction of the
vice chief. Beautiful silk banners bearing
the motto Of the auxiliary, Love, Unity
and Peace, were presented to the council.
Informal discussion of ways and means
for advancing the work Of the woman's
branch followed the study Of the evening
participated in by Messrs. Moore Weber
George McCauley. Mrs. Eleanor Weber
Misses Zeita Thornton, Ella Hobbs and
Margaret and Mabel Weber.
Unity Council. No. 2, Of the Independeu4
Order of Sons of Jonadab held the second
OF Its first series of open meetings In North
east Temple Wednesday evening A large
audience assembled. Mr.. ]. c. Moore. vice
grand chief, presided. The exercises were
opened with prayer by the Rev. ]. Edgar
Smith. pastor of Fletcher NJ. E. Church
Mr. Pniiip Lederer worthy chief. was
chairman of program committee An adj
dress OF welcome was delivered by Chair
man Moore in which he referred to the IN
stitution OF the new order. It's aims and
auxiliary feature. the woman's branch and
to the work done in Northeast Washington.
The program included piano solos by the
Misses Edna Ellis and Ella Hobbies: an ex-
lended ADDRESS by the veteran advocate.
James e. Lee. who was closely listened 10
and warmly applauded; a series Of catchu
coon songs by Charles Mcintosh: deiirhtfn,
songs by Miss Critic and James RotIer. q
rectal ree,tai. Cling Ling Fo.". by Miss Aga
the Farm" by Mrs. Susie Boteler. . 500 M
py Mr. Bowman, Edward Marceron accorss
Panying, and a temperance talk hv tha
Rev. ]. Edgar Smith, ''o
AT the conclusion of the nroora =, ra,,
ment3 were served eii esu-
covenant Ladge. No. Is, l. o. O 30,
ferred the initiatory degree ana ~. cun-
srss OF tn Irlenaship Thursday evening. The
,ooge through Its trustees. j. H Cham-
oeriain. ]. J. Cherry and Henry Wehar r.
making improvements to its main hall and
also to the annex. anu
Ihs iouse members were requested nv
resolution to attend services Sunday, Nav
10, at Peck Memorial Chapel 2Sth and ~ ~
streets, at 10:45 a. m. The Rev Ghnr,n "a
Alvin Smith, who is member of Covana 20
Lodge, has been invited to deliver on aae
dress His subject will be "Friendship.
The degree team Of the Modern Woodmar
Lodge of this city went to Alexandria 10 -
"Wednesday night and initiated several can.
didates for the Woodman lodge al that
place. The team will go to CHEVY c,ha a.
next Monday night to perform the same Of
Templar, attended In a BODY The asoars, rs
day services at st. Marks Protestant EMS
copal Church. corner Of 3D. and a straat.
southeast. last Thursday evening The
regalia and were escorted by Orient co,,,I
mandery, No. s.