The Washington times., 1907-03-03

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order exercises. a social hour was spent |
by the young people Miss Virgie |
Thompson acted as teacher in the game |
OF school
The friends and members of South J
Washington Tent. No. 1856. filled the |
Baptist Chapel. on -and-a-half
street, near y southwest on Monday
evening 10 hear the lecture OF the Rev. !
Weston Bruner. His subject was, The
girl We should all marry" After dis
cussing the subject in a humorous vein
for time, Mr.. Bruner said his ideal of
girl was the one who loves her mother.
Mr.. Bruner was obligated as a member
OF South Washington Tent prior to the
beginning of his lecture.
Harmony Tent. No. 1920. held an in
teresting lecture in Rechabite Temple.
CAB Louisiana avenue northW est, Tues
day evening. Chief Ruler S. d. Tenny-
son presided.
The tent voted TO give an open meeting
on the evening of March l9 After the
transaction Of other routine business,
James I. Malone was called 10 the chair
for the good of the order. Remarks
were made by James B. Hughes. James
I. Rolf. George A. Root, of Eagle Tent,
No. ,: George Anderson. DR.. w. s.
Barnes, Of Eagle Tent. No. =: A. Lee
Thompson. Charles Cook. W. b. Mms
John Frigerlo, George Roth. George
Clementson, John T. Mockabee. Edgar
Lyles, Daniel Driscon. J. B. Mockabee
William Sutton. James Reade. Lambert
ID. Lyles. S. d. Tennyson, and Arthur
:. Woodland. of John b. Anderson Tent.
No llNN Willfo
Golden Rule Tent, No 1854 held a
largely attended box party and enter
tainment in Rechabite Hall. 3Di Is street
southeast, Monday evening The com
nittee In charge consisted Of DR.. W. S.
barnes' chairman; Sadie F. Hissev.
Mamie Steves. Lillian Lloyd. l. Y
Dlckey' and Mary f. Salkeld. The
musical and literary program rendered
ioIoWs. Plano solo. Miss Hathaway:
piano solo. Miss Florence Woltz: vocal
colo, Master Willie Caldwell: humorous
and musical selections Frank Painter.
recitation, Miss Josie Wolff: vocal solo
george A. Root, accompanied by Miss
hathaway; recitation, A. Il. White.
vocal solo, J. Z. Golden. accompaDied nv
MISS Dora Hartley recitation, Judge O.
Is Hallam; piano solo, Miss Flora
steves' reading, Charles Williams.
Perseverance Tent. No. 1859. held an
interesting meeting in Rechabite Hall.
on South Fairfax street Alexandria,
Va, Monday evening L. ID. LvIes was
e'ected recording secretary and Mrs.
Levi Hoffman shepherd for unexpired
terms Considerable routine business
was transacted and future work ont
nj
were made by ]. II. Bartlett. J 3.
Hughes. Mrs Hoffman. Mrs Anna {.
F Few. and Edgar ID. LyIes.
John b. Henderson Tent, No. 1859. re-
ceived two candidates into membership
at their meeting in the American Insur-
ance Company building. Fifth and C.
streets northwest. Thursday evening
The committee on anniversary april A.
reported progress and predicted a gala
time on that occasion.
Under good of the order remarks were
made by High Secretary James r.
Dony. High Corresponding Secretary
John c. Moore. N Elwyn Vowles. Will
lam r Mills. and S. d. Tennyson
George A Rinehart. Dr. w. S. Barnes.
William c. Van Matre. Edward Land
,voigt. Arthur s. Woodland w. II. GRAY.
EDWARD Remmuth. s S Hessier. jr.
Harry Ripple. Clarence Hunnicutt
Philip Lederer. Mr.. Weyer. Mr. HaInes.
and Walter Spriggs. Past High Tent
Representative w. c. Van Matre read
an interesting account OF the destruc-
tion Of the "spcak-easy' and blind
tiger" in Indian Territory. which is be-
ing done under the supervision of w. E.
johnson. a special officer OF the In
terror Department. and. as Mr.. johnson
is member Of the tent. the news was
applauded Edwin V. Bennett sang
several solos. which greatly delighted
the membership.
Fidelity Tent. No 1921. met at the
residence OF w c. Van AIatre, 20 Sea
ton street northwest. Monday evening.
Mrs. J, w. Jefferson acted as chief
ruler. in the absence OF Mrs. Nellie \.
Rowe The committed on hall reported
that one would be ready during the
present month. Remarks were made
Bunch. Mrs. J. w. Jefferson. Miss Nellie
Van Matre. w. c. Van Matre. S. s
Hessler. jr, and }. w. jefferson.
AnaeostIa Tent, No. l3S met at the
residence OF George w. Rue 235 Jackson
street, Anacostia. Thursday evening. II
was decided 10 hold an open meeting
next week Remarks were made by
Tent Deputy Miss Amy L. Bickerton
Clarence Taylor. George w. Shoemaker
w. V. Mahoney. Mrs. Marion Rue. Miss
Emily Shoemaker. Mr.. Anderson, anC
Marion r. Mahoney. Of Eastern Tent
No. 30.
High Corresponding Secretary John c
Moore has received assurances that 9