The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-21


Chief Ruler Of Harmony Tent, No.
1920, I. o. R.
George Mockabee. Mrs. Olivia AIockabee.
Mrs Rachel Brain, Mrs. Mary Miller.
Miss Blanche Ogle. Miss Virgie Thomp-
son. Mrs. Fannie COrdeH, Mrs. Bessie
B. Thompson, Mrs. Mary Rowe. Miss
Gladys Weyer, Miss Mary Ford, Mrs
Mary E SalkeId, n. Elwyn Vowles.
James Malone, w B. Mills. Miss Amy
L. Bickerton. Miss Margaret Bickerton,
Mrs. Mary Z. SalkeId, Mrs. Julia Foster,
Miss Arnold, George T. Mockabee, Wal
ter spriggs. J. H. Bangs.
John B. Henderson Tent. No 1883. held
an interesting meeting in Society Tenn
pie. Fifth and G streets northwest,
Thursday evening William H Gray,
chief ruler presided and assisted by
s. s Hessler, conducted the iniuatory
ceremonies. Arthur :. Woodland was
selected as one of the committee on
Luna Park excursion 70 iii a vacancy.
A committee was appointed TO arrange
for a joint debate with Eagle Tent
W. c. Van Matre. W w. CordeI. and
Col W. o. Crosby. W. B. Mills, Of
Harmony Tent. No 1920. occupied the
chair under the good of the order and
remarks were made by Philip Lederer.
w. II Bright, John c. Foster, and
Past High Chief Ruler Moore, Of Ad-
vance Tent. No 1909 John /. Bunch, W.
H. Cray. William H RIdgely, jr-, Mr..
narrower, and James Malone, Of Har-
mony Tent.
Union Tent. No. 81, held an interest
ing meeting Wednesday evening in
Jonadab Hall. H. J. Ready, chief ruler,
presiding. The third degree was con-
ferred on one candidate. The tent has
about eighty members, instead Of eight.
Under good of the order w. H Bright.
Of John B. Henderson Tent, occupied
the chair and remarks interesting 10
the tents membership were made by
u. H. Loveless, Matthew MauOy, Mr..
Harvey, Mr.. Yiehmeyer, and others.
The joint Rechabite committee on
Luna Park day, June z. met in Recha-
bite Temple, 643 Louisiana avenue, Fri
day evening High Chief Ruler Cordeu
presided as chairman and z. T. Camp
bell recorded the minutes Reports
showed about 5000 tickets TO be dis
tributed among the membership. Roll
cali showed the following tents repre-
scented at the meeting: Tent, No. q
John 3. Henderson Tent, No. 1859
Onward Tent, No. 1920 Golden Rule
Tent, No. 1881; Advance Tent, No. 1909
Harmony Tent, No. 1910; Perseverance
Tent, No. 1908. and Anacostia Tent, No.
13s
It was announced by Sergeant J. T.
Rolf that CasteIberg & CO. had do
mated a handsome Rechabite pin. to the
committee. a proposition was made
that the nifty boys comprising Ivy Tent
Juniors, in Anacostia. be invited 10 visit
the Luna Park picnic in body wearing
their uniforms.
W. V. Mahoney said the boys in adj
dition to being total abstainers had
pledged themselves to abstain from to-
bacco in any form.
Anaeostia Tent, No 13S, initiated six
candidates at their last meeting and
have four more for their meeting Fri
/ day evening.
High Chief Ruler Gorden viii talk to
the Junior boys in the hall of the Epis-
copal Church in Anacostia this after
noon.
Eastern Tent, No So, had an interest
/ ing talk from Philip Lederer, Of John
/ B. Henderson Tent, Friday evening and
I refreshments were served.
D
/ Golden Rule Tent, No 1854 I. o. R.,
/ held its regular meeting on Wednesday
( evening in McCauIey's Hall, 209 Pam
! sylvania avenue southeast. Mrs. z. F.
/ Campbell. chief ruler. presided. There
were two candidates Initiated and sew
eral applications considered
DIT. W. s, Barnes, of Golden Rule
J Tent. presented Sister NJ. +. Stoves and
/ Sister =. F Campbell with handsome
. gold Pechabite pins for valuable ser
( vices rendered the tent. Dr. w. S.
I Barnes presided over good Of the order.
/ Solo by Mr. Risler accompanied by
/ Miss Holmes. recitation by Miss Bos-
/ ton piano solo by Miss Flora Stoves,
/ followed by supper prepared by the
ladies of the tent Among the visitors
present were Brothers Mills, Murray,
and Cook, OF Purity Tent and Brother
I Medley, of Perseverance Tent.
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