Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-26
ORDER OF J0NADABH
xNDEPENpzNT ORGANIZATION
PREPARING FOR Anniversary.

/. The grand council, Independent Order
Sons of Jonadab. held an adjourned meet
ing in Pythian Hall Thursday evening.
Grand Chief JIG. Daley. presiding. Business
of importance was disposed Of. and the f.
nances of the order were shown to be on
sound basis. The Rev. DR.. Thos. O. Grouse.
pastor Of Congress Street NJ. p. Church.
will deliver a sermon to the order Sunday
evening. November 25. at 7:SO o'clock.
committee consisting of Messrs. Bangs,
Cramer, Riddle. ]. E. v. and J. Schnopp.
were appointed to make arrangements for
holding an open meeting in the near future
In Southeast Washington. The council
will work under a new ritual after January
]. 1907, and an honorary membership roll
will be added also after January I. The
council adjourned to meet In Unity Coun-
Gil. No. 2, Hall. corner 9Th and / streets
northeast. on Wednesday evening. Decem-
Der Z. Among those present were Messrs.
Green, Dee. Fitzsimmons, Riddle, Alexan-
der. Clements. Somerset. Cole and d: Dee,
J.. E. and v. Schnopp OF Hope Council. No.
/; Clarke. Hartman. Archambault, Wild
man, Weber and Creamer Of Unity, No. 2,
and Warner. Bangs. Mason. Spellman and
McEwen of Georgetown. No. 3.
Committees Appointed.
The executive committee on the third an
nual anniversary Of the Independent Order
Sons Of Jonadab, which will be held in
Pythan Hall, on 9th street near L street
northwest, Thursday evening, November /,
1906 met recently on 9th street near F
street northwest. Mr.. James A. Clarke.
chairman, presiding, and perfected all ar
rangements for the anniversary ceiebra-
ton. The several committees are endeav-
orlng to make this affair the most success
full since the foundation of the order. The
committees in charge are as follows:
Executive committee-James A. Clarke,
chairman; Capt. J. C. Daley, F. Fftzsim-
mons. M. P. McGrath, L. ]. O'Day. o. w.
Bradt. J: H Bangs, II. A. Warner. David
Poore, w. j. Armstrong,
On printing-Grand Chief J. C. Daley,
Grand Secretary J. J. Spellman.
On INSTRUMENTATION C. Daley, F. Fitz-
simmons, M. P Grath.
On TALENT. A. Clarke, ]. C. Daley, j. ].
Spellman.
Subordinate Councils.
Hope Council No L. I. o. s. j., met in
weekly session in Pythian Hall. on 9th
street near L northwest last Thursday
evening, Mr.. J. Schnopp acting as worthy
chief Two new members were initiated
into the council. The executive committee
on anniversary, Mr.. James A. Clarke,
chairman met in conjunction with the
council. during which reports were received
showing that each and every member is
striving to make the event a complete sue
cess. The committee will meet in George
town Council hall on next Monday evening
to make final arrangements. short
Good of the order" Mr. Edward Arch
amboult of Unity Council, No >, chair
man. was held. during which remarks were
made by Messrs. Mason and McEwen Of
Georgetown, No. 3; Weber Hartman and
Wildman of United. No. 2. and Dee, Fitz-
simmons. Somerset, Riddle, Schnopp and
Green, after which the Grand Council took
possession.
Unity Council. No. 2. Independent Order
Sons of Jonadab, held its regular meeting
last Wednesday in Medford Hall, corner
9Th and streets northwest Worthy Chief
watts presided. The committee which had
charge of the entertainment and dance
held in Northeast Temple reported that it
was one Of the most successful affairs ever
held by the council both financially and In
attendance. In the good of the order ex-
ercises, Mr.. w. j. Dreamer in charge, re-
creasing the councils membership were
made by Messrs. Hartman, Archambault,
Weber, Wildman. Taylor, Hand. Arm
strong. Clarke and others, after which light
refreshments were served.
Georgetown Council. No. 3. Independent
Order Sons of Jonadab. held its regular
weekly meeting at 1913 31st street north
west last Monday evening: Worthy Chief
tary Spelman recorded the minutes. The
evening was spent in making arrange
ments for the third annual anniversary Of
the order which will be held in Pythian
and as to having open meetings during
the fall and winter. Among the visitors
present were Grand Chief John c. Daley
and Messrs James A. Clarke and Harry
Hand of Unity. No. 2. The good of the
order was in charge of Grand Chief
Daley, during which Mr. John w. Gar
land gave several organ selections. vocal
solos by Messrs. J. j. Spellman and David
Poore and remarks by Clarke and Hand
of Unity. No. 2: Warner. Bradt, Bangs,
Golden. Mason. McEwezi and Worthy Chief
Parkhurst.