The Washington times., 1907-02-10


Grigsby acting as chief ruler in the
absence If Richard Sorrel, who was re
ported sick Two candidates were ad-
mitted TO membership making total OF
twelve gained this year. Past High
Representative n. Elwyn Vowles pre-
dicted that the tent would number 100
within three months.
Under good OF the order remarks were
made by Mr. Howison, Mr.. and Mrs
Jones, Mrs Grigsby, and others. 1t was
decided to secure the services of the
Rev +. Hcz Sven for a lecture on the
subject. do Men Really. Really Love
Women" at an early date. and "A com
mittee was appointed TO make arrange
ments FOX same. Visitors were present
from Onward Tent, No 1927. and re-
freshments were served by the ladies
OF the tent.
Fidelity Tent, No. 1221. met At the
residence OF w. c. Van Matre. - Sea-
ton street northwest Monday evening.
Mrs. Nellie y Rowe, chief ruler, pre-
sided After the regular routine OF busi-
ness had been transacted Mr.. Van Matre
gave in detail his plan for the establish
ment Of a Rechabite temperance home
where a man might go and be initiated
into the order any night i'm the week
and after ne had become sober employ
ment Zoe found for him. He said he had
secured financial backing which made
the house a certainty.
The committee ON hall reported that a
ueeting-placc would be available in the
uoiahhorhood about March T.
Golden Rule Teut No lCA. met in
RechaDite Han. 3Di B street southeast.
Monday evening. After the transaction
OF regular routine business remarks
were made by Nessrs. Lowe. Barnes.
lee and Williams. Airs. Stevens. Mr..
Salz-Id and Mrs. Hissey. also J. a.
Bartlett OF Perseverance Tent No. IUg>,
and @. p. Cook of Purity Tent SO. g.
made remarks
Harmony Tent 40 1920 held largely
attended meeting Tuesday evening IN
By-laHite Temple. Gi2 Louisiana avenue
northwest.
chief Ruler = ID. Tc1nvs1u presided,
and urged th. membership 90 stand up
and De counted against the liquor traf-
DC and it's allies. pr. w s. Barnes OF
Eagle Tent NJ. o. acted as chairman OF
the good OF the order and spoke OF the
good fellowship that pervaded the Tent
Remarks were made Boy Past High Tent
Chaplain John J. Coulter. Past High
Tent Rrrrcssptat.y N0wlcs. J. e.
hughes J. II. Bartlett Miles L. Bailey
Past High Representative W. B. Mills.
John IT. Mackabee, High Chief Ruler
Corueil and others. \ committee from
Advance Tent No. 1909. composed OF T
w Newman and J. II. Robinson was
present and urged the Tent 10 their re-
ception. March s.
Jehu Tent. No. y. held an interesting
meeting in Weller's Han. Eighth and 1
streets southeast Tuesday evening,
Chief Ruler George A. Rinehart pre-
sided Under good Of the order. re-
marks were made by Deputy Ruler \. p.
White. Walter Z. Whitehead. Thomas
W Scott. Past High Tent Representa-
tive J. w. Jackson, Julian J. Murray
Past High Tent Representative George
W. Shoemaker, and many others.
Advance Tent No. 1853. met Tuesday
evening. in Home Life Insurance Build
ing. Fifth and q streets northwest
chief Ruler Robinson presided The
committee on entertainment reported
l4IftA lllAfll lDtsl lAAtliA llafA ll DAltl III
their services for the entertainment.
March S. and that 1000 tickets were be-
ing rapidly distributed Remarks were
made under the good Of the order by
High Corresponding Secretary John c.
Moore. w. w. BUrlew. T. W. Newman.
- "A. Robinson. and others
Onward Tent No. 1921, met Wednes-
day evening, in the Home Life Insur-
ance Building. Fifth and G streets north
west Miss Bessie Bowie chief ruler.
presided. \ committee OF five was ap-
pointed TO arrange for an open meeting
on February % 70 which the friends Of
the membership are to be invited.
Representative y. \. Hale. Of Tennessee.
will be invited TO speak Under good
OF the order. Or. W :. Barnes was
called 70 the chair. Remarks were made
by Mrs. Stoves and Mrs. Campbell. of
Golden Rule Tent, No 1854: Mrs. Ritter.
Miss Lillian Gayle. and Miss Clara
Smith. of Eastern Tent. No. 35: j. II.
Bartlett. OF Perseverance Tent, No.
109S: y. Elwyn VOwles. and w l.. Crit
fin, Of South Washington Tent No 1886;
Mrs Bessie b. Thompson, Miss Agnes
Mockabee. 5. ID. Tennyson. Mrs George
Mockabee, G. J. Forster High Cores
ponding Secretary John G. Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. John + Mockaboc Miss Amy
J.. Bickertou, Mrs. Mary A. Hessler.
Mrs Fannie Corden Mrs. Reeves. Miss
Margaret Bickerton. Frank Cooper.
Walter SpriSEs. and others. after which
a social hour in games followed.
Union Tent. No. 81. continues to add
10 its membership At the meeting In
Jonadab Hall. 623 Louisiana avenue
northwest, Wednesday evening. two new
candidates were admitted.
John y. Henderson Tent, No 1889, met
Thursday evening with Chief Ruler NJ
II. Gray presiding. After the disposition
Of committee and routine business. the
deputy- high tent chief ruler installed
jenkins =. Wright as levite and Clar-
ence Hunnicutt as inner guard. high
Corresponding Secretary John c.
Moore occupied the chair under good OF
the order, ana interesting talks were
had from w. c. Van Matre. John l.
Bunch Arthur s. Woodland Karst
Hoffman TAnIrrre