Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-19
SONS OF yoNAbAB MEfF.
Grand Council and Local organizaS
tons, Independent Order.

AfAASkSAA0VAS
5 The GRAND Council. Independent Order
Sons Of Jonadab. held its semi-annual ses-
sion in l. o. o. F. Hail. 1918 s1st street
northwest. recently, with Grand Chief John
c. Daley presiding.
The Grand Council degree was conferred
upon five members from the several coun-
ellis. Business matters disposed of included
the election of officers to fill the unexpired
term ending December 81, 1905. which re-
suited as follows: Grand past chief, J. E.
Hartman. Unity. No. 2; grand assistant her
aid. J. H. Bangs. Georgetown. No. 8; grand
guard. w. ]. Creamer, Unity, No. 2, and
grand sentinel. ]. v. Mason Of George
town. No. 8. The grand chief made the
following appointments Of grand deputies:
Misses o. w. Bradt, deputy at large: F.
Fitzsimmons for Hope Council. No. /; Jo-
seph T. Farr. for Unity, No. 2, and w. T.
Golden. for Georgetown Council No. 8.
An executive committee was appointed to
make arrangements for the third anniver-
sary Of the order, which will be held in
Pythian Hall, 9th street near Massachusetts,
avenue northwest, on Thursday evening,
Of Messers JAS A. Clarke, chairman; ]. c.
Daley. McGrath, Fitzsimmons, Creamer,
O'Day, Warner, Bangs and Bradt.
1t was unanimously decided to introduce
an honorary membership into the order
and councils. The meeting adjourned until
Thursday evening, October %, 1905, when
1t will be held in the hall of Hope Coun-
ell, No. 1. 9th street northwest. Among
those present were Messrs. James and Da-
vid Du, jr.. Somerset McGrath, Schnapp,
Fitzsimmons and ]. c. Daley Of Hope. No.
I: Hartman. Hill. Clark. Wildman. Farr,
Dreamer. Weber, Archambault Sands and
O'Day of Unity. No. 2, and Parkhurst,
Bradt, Bangs, Warner, Spellman, Golden,
Mason, David Poore and Mason Of George
town, No. 3.
Georgetown Council, No. 3, Independent
Order Sons of Jonadab, held its regular
weekly meeting recently in its hall, 1913
31st street northwest, when reports from
the financial and recording secretaries.
showing the financial condition and gain
in membership OF the council during the
past quarter, were read and approved
Grand Chief John C. Daley appointed
Messrs: o: w. Bradt grand deputy at large
and w. T. Golden grand deputy to the
council A short "good-of-the-order" pro-
gram followed, with Mr.. Jos. 7. Farr Of
Unity Council. No. ,. serving as chairman.
during which Prof. John w. Garland gave
several selections on the organ. Dreamer
and Spellman vocal selections, and remarks
by Messrs u. P. McGrath and F. Fftzsim-
mons of Hope No. / Hartman, Archam-
bault, Clarke and Hill of Unity, No. 2, and
Bangs, Warner, Bradt and Mason. Worthy
Chief Parkhurst then turned the meeting
over to the Grand Council, Grand Chief
Daley. chairman.
Sons of Jonadab. held its regular weekly
meeting in Medfor1 Hall, corner 9Th and
I streets northeast last Wednesday night
The council initiated one new member. The
recording secretary having resigned Mr.
Armstrong was unanimously elected to fill
the unexpired term. Final arrangements
were made for an entertainment and dance
to be held in Northeast Temple, on H street
near 18th street northeast In the "good-of-
the-order" exercises Mr.. ]. H Bangs Of
Georgetown Council, No. g. acted as chair
man. Remarks were made by Messrs. Da-
vid Poore of Georgetown, No. 3; Grand
Chief Daley and Wildman ODay, Taylor,
Hand, Crowley. Weber, Watts. Clarke and
Dreamer, interspersed with selections on
the piano by Mr.. Duffey.