The Washington times., 1907-01-27

I-4VilStiul quartet composed OF hcssI-
Eaidron. Haggerty MadeTt, and John
son. with Prof Bartlett as accompanisr
was one or the features OF the entertain
ment, and il responded cheerfully TO
several eHcoTes.
Prof. Charlemagne KOehler was eX-
celienI in his reCitatiOns and his imita-
Iion of Italian opera was received with
tremendous applause
Friend Charles r. Miller made a few
we'll timed remarks interspersed with
original p0etical quotations. in the pre-
sentatiOn Of beautiful jewel 20 the re-
firing president. Friend r. c. Rogers.
The response by the latter was grace
fui and concise.
Treasury Council, No. DO, al its han
5l4 Ninth street northwest. on Wednes-
day evening, January &c, installed the Of
ficers elected at the previous meeting
The speaker of the evening, Friend Fer
Gusons tn an impressive address. alluded
10 the new National Union Club. and ex-
planned fully the nature and purposes of
same, Friends Newman and Kemper
also made eloquent remarks on the same
subject.
East Washington Council No. "a. in
stalled its onicers-elect on Wednesday
evening, January 10. Although the in
ciemency OF the weather prevented
many friends from attending. Vet the en-
thusiasm Of those present made. amends
Tor the abseutees. Friends Gilman. Bur
dine, Ferguson. and Mallard performed
me installation ceremonies.
AtFilE4T la.sa.T
st1liauon of its Otncers-elect Thursday
evening. January Il. 1907. fuIy sustained
ats enviable record for entertaining
those members ii tie cabinet who bavs
had the pleasure of visiting this coun-
0u.
Friends Healey. Tirouard. ana Nal
lard, and LanmBn installed the officers
elect After The ceremonies incidental
70 installation were conn iated. cor
diai invitation was extended by Presi-
dent Ford 10 those present 10 accom-
pany him 10 the Philadelphia OYSTER
House. where bOuntiful collation. had
been spread The invitation was ae-
eeptcd. and the feast enjoyed Good
stories and speeches enItvsned the oc-
casion.
Nonparei Council, No 40. mad It's
Installation OF oftiCers-eisct al lis han
si6 Ninth street northwest. on Thurs
Gay evening, January Il.
Friends Henjler, kempet. and New
man entertained tie members of the
council with addresses The spseeh
Of Friend Heudier. ex-president Of the
cabinet. in particular as applicable 10
The new National Union Club. was enc
OF the bestsdelivered this season. After
ihe addresses an. ample collation. was
served.
Ofhcers-elect or Scott Council. No. SIS.
were Installed Thursday evening, Jan
nary H. by large delegation from the
cabinet of the National Union. After
THESE exercises had been properly
attended 10 an adjournment was made
40 HaTey's. where am elaborate cola
non was served. Senator Jesse b. X.
Lee as the orator Of the evening made
an eloquent address on the subject
Of organization as regard the councils
N this jurisdiction.
on Thursday evening. tamarv "A A
H. Collins Council, No. lt3o installed
Its newiy-elected officers. Through the
united Efforts Of Friends H-aley, Biddis,
Newman, Nachman, and Webster. the
meeting was very pleasant Humorous
addresses, old ana new stories followed
lh beWildering succession. Substantial
refreshments We're served later.
Mt. Vernon Council. No iaI. on Jauu-
airy -. had yearly Installation of Of
hcers.
The Installing officers Friends New
man, Mailard, ard Lauman performed
their various duties satisfactorily
Speeches We're made by Friends New
man and AIallaFd. and later by Friends
Hendler and BOrland. Friend HenSIer
was earnest and impressive in his re-
marks on the relations of the new Ma
uOnal Union Club 10 the councils of
this jurisdiction. During the evening
light refreshments and cigars were
passed around
Washington Council. 40. rG. as fiji
ting sequence TO its installation cere-
gnonies gave its nineteenth annual ban
Quet al the lIbbitt House GA Saturday
evening. January 10 President Frank
4. StrattOn made the opening address /
Hud was succeeded by Senator Martin
= Decker who acted as POSTMASTER for
the remainder OF the evening. From
the commencement OF the exercises 10
ihe farewell song OF Aud Lang syne"
there was fun galore The menu left
nothing 10 be desired. The following
contributed 10 the enjoyment of the
evening:
Senator Jesse b x. Lee was orator of I
the evening in place OF William Briggs. |
ex-president of the senate, who was UNI |
avoidably prevented from attending /
Prof. John c. Monaghan and Judge T.. l.. !
Seeds were unusually eloquent on the |
subject OF fraternalism. Friends Gilman |
and Ford. eX-presidents Of the cabinet, !