Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-11

1920; Excelsior (Georgetown), 11O1; Perse-
verance (Alexandria), 109S. Then will fol-
$685. and Ivy, $780, The line will be headed
by the Seat Pleasant Brass Band.
The five ladies' tents will join the line at
the Treasury Department. All the others
Will assemble promptly at z O'Clock at the
rendezvous on Capitol Hill.
Line of March.
The route of the march will be west on
Pennsylvania avenue to 18th street, thence
to F street, east on that thoroughfare to
7th street. south on 7th Street, where the
parade Will be disbanded and the par
Elephants will enter Odd Fellows Hall.
where a mass meeting will be held
The speakers at tonights meeting will
include Rev. ]. B. Clayton, Rev. Father
Mcguire Mr.. John c. Moore and Col. Jim
Lee. who will, 1t is said. give one OF his
characteristic temperance talks, illustrated
with incidents of "the other half
Mr.. John G. Quigley of John B. Hender-
son Tent will assist in marshaling the boy
Rechabites. Mr.. Quigley Is one of Uncle
Sans fighting men. being in the engineer
battalion at Washington barracks, and has
done considerable temperance work among
the soldiers.
Yesterdays Session.
At yesterdays session of the High Tent
the degree and honors of past high chief
Mrs. Margaret Hessler and w. L. Griffin
after lively discussion.
Requests were made by the Ohio dele
gates that the next High Tent meeting in
1906 be held at GAINESVILLE. in that state.
A similar request was made by the repre-
ser tatives from Homecoming, Md.
The Stafford Unity degree was conferred
On a number of candidates who are dele
gates to the high body.
Credentials were presented and delegates,
additional to those published in The Star
yesterday, were seated as follows: Purity
Tent, No. 4, Mrs. Sue u. Snyder, repre-
sentative; Mrs. Lottie Eller and Mrs. Ida
P Murray, past representatives. Purity
Juvenile Temple, Mrs. s. Y. Bradley, rep
resentative.
The officers and delegates to the High
Tent session were entertained at a recep-
ton by Harmony Tent last night In Recha-
bite Temple, 9Th and streets northwest.
The hall was filled to overlooking, and an
enjoyable evening was spent. Chief Ruler
Simon D. Tennyson vacated the chair and
requested High Chief Ruler John C. Moore
to preside. He also invited to the platform
High Secretary Wayne w. Cordell and
other high officers
During the evening Mr. Wayne w. Cor
dell received an ovation which continued
several minutes. This occurred when Mr..
James G, Lee Of Advance Tent. in his adj
dress. referred 10 Mr.. Gordeil as the next
high chief ruler. This was greeted with
cheers. hand clapping the waving of hand
erchiefs and other demonstrations of APP
prevail Mr.. Lee also said IAN advance
guard of Rechabites'' will invade Ohio and
other states during the ensuing year and
esta blish many tents of the order.
Harmony. unity and progress were the
themes of other addresses by Messrs. John
C. Moore, Wayne w. Cordeil, 8. M Ellis.
past high chief rules of Pittsburg, Pa;
William B. Kelly, past high chief ruler;
James White. L. D. Lyles, N. Edwin
OF Pittsburg. and Miss Coleman of Pied
mont. w. Va. Solos were given by Mr..
Zolhe Wright. Miss Stewart OF Annapolis
Md. and Mr.. ]. J. McNerhany. and re-
freshments were served