The Washington times., 1907-03-24
NATIONAL UNION CLUB
ADMITS NEW MEMBERS

The National Union Club, at its regu-
lar meeting, Friday evening. Merch Is.
1907 admitted the following TO member
ship; Morris J. Hole. Census council; A
W. Kelley. Federal council: F. A.
Hughes. w. T. Hearst. Samuel Pearl
II. r. Bishop, Bancroft council; n. L.
Dayton, Potomac council; w. d. Brown
Washington council; L. A. Carruthers.
NJ Z. Mckinley, George c. Bryant, Cen
sus council.
The National Union Club gave its
first public entertainment and dance. at
Typographical Temple, z23 G street
northwest, on Wednesday evening
March 20. last. The affair was very
cleverly arranged by the entertainment
committee, and reflected great credit on
the participants.
The hall was tastefuIly decorated with
palms and American flags.
The performance started with q plano
solo. ''Miserere du Trovatore." which
was charmingly rendered by Mrs. J. 3
ColclaZer.
Then followed z. A LANCE. with a
comic song, Friend OF Mine Told a
Friend Of Mine" which was well re-
ceived.
The next number. "A Recitation" and
''Brotherton's Baby" as an encore, by
Miss Ross were very humorous and
were generously applauded. Miss Flor
ence Girouard sang In admirable voice
the soprano solo. 'On Luizi," and as an
encore. Irish Love Song"
The 0nurrar ~frF-
tenor; Harry a Chick, second tenor; W
B. Hunter bass; D. 3. Gallagher, bari
tone, rendered The Tale the Church
Bells Tolled," San Antonio" and An.
ME Laurie" IN delightful manner. ard
received well deserved rounds OF ao-
plause. Miss Suzanne Rocamora sana
exquisitely the soprano solo. Love Ne
and the World Is Nine" and responded
70 an encore with q humorous selection
La Petite Alma was especially good in
her clever songs and dances
Miss Emily l. Blazers rich contraIto
voice showed 10 great advantage in he
contralto solos. "GondoIier's Love Song
and Daisies" William ClabauRb sang
with spirit and expression. the bari
tone solos. "Molly's Eyes" King
Cherries" ana "Gipsy John" The last
number on the program was very
clever sketch, entitled Bargains" and
was ably given by Edward Muth. as
Jack Harper. and Miss Bessie Mona
CHAN. as Louise. his wife.
". II. Collins. Council No. 1880. n. T..
held its regular meeting at the Jolly
Fat Mems Club. SIS D street northwest
and was well attended. Business OF
Importance was disposed OF and the
council INDUCED in social intercourse.
Cigars and refreshments were passed
around. and pleasant evening was en-
joyed. Friends Knoll, Miles. Dillon, and
Mallard made short speeches.
National Council, No. 20. and Nonpa-
reil Council. No. $50 met at halls, 5l4
and SIC Ninth street northwest, respec-
lively. There was not a very large at
tendance, as many were engaged with
night work. The members present. how
ever, got through with considerable
routine business and spent the rest Of
the evening in good-natured discussion
Scott Council, No. 45s, met at go Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, with many
president, DR.. r. D. Thompson pre-
sided. The usual routine business
was attended 10. and was followed by
a lengthy discussion on the influence the
National Union Club will have on the
councils Of this Jurisdiction.
Mckinley Council, No. s92, met at its
hall. Third street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, Friday evening,
March @. Although this council is usu-
ally we'll attended at every meeting, yet,
on this occasion, the attendance was
unusually large The meeting was in
teresting, and twelve candidates were
initiated After the business OF the
evening had been concluded, an address
was made by Friend Girouard, OF East
Capitol Council, followed by vocal and
instrumental selections by Friend Crow
theirs. Later, light refreshments were
served. It Is the purpose Of this council.
the largest in this Jurisdiction to meet
serni-monthly. having q sociaI meeting
on the second Friday and the business
meeting on the fourth Friday OF each
month. A meeting Of this council. OF a
purely social nature. took place March s,
which was enjoyed by all the members
present. Vocal music was furnished by
the Symphony Quartet, and addresses
were made by Friends Ford and Town
send.