Evening journal., 1905-11-23
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS

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An enjoyable affair was the banquet
land entertainment held at the Labor
Lyceum last evening by the Car and
Ship Painters Qocal 449). The prin-
cipal speaker was Second Vice Presi-
dent George r. Hedrick. OF the Brother
hood Of Painters, Decorators and Pa
| pen Hangers of America, who came
from New York in the afternoon in
answer TO a telegram sent by the local
painters. Mr. Hedrick gave one Of the
most interesting addresses heard in
this city for a long time upon the
lines of organization Of all crafts. He
lspoke Of the slavery that exists In var
lious parts Of the United States, where
the men for some reason o. another
have failed to organize. He spoke OF
lSparrows Point as being a sort OF an
lempire within a republic and mention
led the conditions as he found them
lduriug his short stay on the Island
He advised all TO stand by their un-
ions and that better times would soon
be at hand.
W. s. Meredith told of how he had
been honOred by being named as dele
lgate to the Civic Federation.
Gilbert Eagleson, president Of the
lunion; O. b. Cole, Of the entertainment
committee, and w. O'Connor also made
lshort addresses.
A quartette of members Of Local 449
Messrs. Clifton, Carr, Baugh and
lGreenwalt, sang a number Of selec-
tons, and an orchestra Of four pieces
furnished excellent music during the
dinner hour.
The members OF the committee, o.
B. Cole, J. f. Russell, p. j. Joyce, J..
lTomlinson, w. r. Bray and +. Sander
son, did all in their power to make the
affair the success it was. and were
much in evidence from start to finish.
Among those present were r. Rus
SELL W. ]. Kirk. O. b. Cole. II. Cliff
ton II. Blest. j. Tomlinson, +. j. Joyce.
| w. w. Bacon. r. Tatmar II. Writ, G.
Baker. ID. Farren N. Dixon. Gilbert
{ Eagleson William Libermet, =. Gregg
T. Moore, G.. Lawson, J. Spencer, IL.
Martins A. Leberman, w. O'Connor.
L. Warner, w. Gamble, J. Spence, G..
: Mccarthy. II. Campbell, j. Smallwood
Thomas Grant, B. Bealson. John H'e-
gins +. Scott. William Bray, Charles
Bradford. +. Sanderson, Charles Car
lisle. August seabury. S. Wilson, H..
b Basco. Edward Heal John Milano, Jack
oakley. Mr.. McElroy G. Grace, #.
: baldwin.
Brandywine Conclave Of the order OF
= lHeptasophs viii tomorrow evening per-
d form the Introductory degree and a
large crowd Is expected.
on Tuesday evening Grand Archon
John Weidman and staff visited Mis-
pah Conclave accompanied by his staff
and members OF Mizpah Conelave well
, coined the visitors heartily. Refresh
{ ments followed several addresses by
S the grand officers. On next Wednesday
3 levening the grand archon and staff will
I visit Newark Conclave OF Newark, Del.
to be present at the initiation OF 6
lclass Of fifteen. II is the desire of tn,
grand archon that all the Heptasophi
who can possibly do so accompany hin
e on that occasion.
Tomorrow evening in the Heptasoph
or Seven Wise Men rooms on the thiri
floor of the Grand Opera House tn
b second preliminary meeting of Rel
le lance Conclave now I'm course of for
v that Lieutenant Governor /. Thoma
Parker will make an address on tina
occasion. The latter is member o
Mckinley Conclave Of the same order
All citizens are invited to be presen
2 at the meeting, the purpose Of whicl
= is the adding OF new names TO tn
q roli which now numbers 100. The new
t. conclave win be organized on Decembe
> 10.
= Welcome Council. Jr order Of Unite'
American Mechanics. celebrated tn
thirteenth anniversary Of their exist
ence last evening in a very appropriate
manner and in the presence of a larg
T. crowd Of persons many of them wo
men friends OF the organization. Tn
members are very proud Of their organ
y ization which was instituted on No
y vember %. 1892. with forty member
land It has since grown until It nov
- exceeds two hundred full paid member
4 ship.
The celebration was successful fl
!, levery way and the program was en-
i joyable and well rendered. Robert
= Reeder was chairman of the meeting
!, and the opening address was made b.
= Junior Past Councillor T. ]. Appleby
= who congra atulated those present o.
the advancement made by the councI
20 during its period Of existence. He wa
followed by the Rev. Asbury Burk,
pastor OF Wesley M. p. Church, VIII
dwelt at length on the principles Of tn
organization and pointed out II me
would live up to that standard the
would be better men to themselves an