Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-03
JONADAB CELEBRATION
OBSERVANCE OF THIRD ANN
vERsARY, INDEPENDENT ORDER.

The Independent Order Sons Of Jonadab
celebrated the third anniversary Of the or
ganization Of the order in Pythian Hall
Thursday night. Mr.. James A. Clarke
chairman of the executive committee, pre-
sided and introduced the speakers. The
following program was observed: Prayer.
by Rev. DR.. Thomas o. Grouse; address,
Mr.. Creed M. Gordon; vocal solo. Miss
Margaret Dee; address, Rev. Mr.. McLaugh-
lin; instrumental solo, Miss Fannie Haneke;
address. Rev. Thomas o. Grouse, DID,; vio-
lin solo. Mr.. Benjamin Safranek; address,
Judge ]. W. Nichols; instrumental solo, Mr..
and Miss Cole; vocal solo. Mr.. J. J. Spell
man.
During the evening the chairman, Mr.
Clarke. read letters Of regret from those
unable to be present, although expressing
interest in the order. from President
M K9oseyelt Admiral W. s. schley H.
ment Of Agriculture John A. Joyce, Dis
trict Attorney D. w. Baker and Senator
Henry e. Burnham of New Hampshire.
At the conclusion of the program refresh
ments were served.
The following committees were in CHARGE:
Executive committee-James A. Clarke,
chairman; Capt. ]. c. Daley. F. Fitzsim-
mons, M. P. McGrath. NJ. J. O'Day. o. w.
Bradt. j. H. Bangs, H. A. Warner, David
Poore and w. J. Armstrong.
On printing Grand Chief ]. c. Daley,
Grand Secretary j. J. spellman
On refreShments-J. G. Daley, F. FitZSim-
mons. NJ. P. McGrath.
On TALENT. A. Clarke, J. c. Daley, J..
]. Spellman.
The Grand Council will close the semi
annual session at the meeting to be held in
Medley Hall. corner sth and streets north
east. on Wednesday evening, November Z,
1905.
Subordinate Councils Meet.
Georgetown COUNSEL, No. 3. I. o. s. j.,
met in its hall. 1918 31st street northwest,
last Monday night, with Worthy Chief
George A. Parkhurst in the chair. Mr.. John
w. Garland presided at the organ. Several
applications for membership were received
and acted upon. Among the visitors pres
ent were Grand Chief Daley, Grand Secre-
tary speflman, James A. Clarke and J. S.
II. Clements Of Hope, No. /.
Under good Of the order" Mr.. J. N.
Riddle, chairman, Prof. Garland gave sew
eral selections on the organ, Messrs. Spell
remarks were made from personal expe-
rience as Jonadab by Messrs. Bradt, War
ner, Bangs, Parkhurst. Golden. Mason,
Frank Poore and McEwen
Mr.. James A Clarke spoke on the Unity
of the Members of the Order''
Unity Council, No. 2, l. o. S. j., held a
meeting In its hall. corner Sth and streets
northwest. on last Wednesday night. Among
eiS NISitoiS present were GranQ Cnle1 Daley
and j. Dee of Hope, No. l, and J. H Bangs
of Georgetown, No. g.
The council received reports showing it's
present membership to be quite large and
the council in a good financial condition
Under good Of the order" Mr. ]. H. Bangs,
chairman, Mr.. Crowther gave several Sc
lections on the concertina, and remarks on
temperance topics Were made by Grand
Chief Daley and Messrs Dee, Watts.
Dreamer, Wildman, Armstrong, Sands,
Hartman, O'Day, Kinsinger, Dimmick,
Cooney, Farr and others
Mr.. James A. Clarke gave a talk on I'm
temperance"
Rev. DIR. Thomas O. Grouse. pastor of
Congress (31sD Street NJ. P. Church, will
deliver a sermon to the order Sunday even
Ing. November %, 1906. at which service
all temperance organizations as we'll as
those interested in the cause are cordially
invited to attend