The Washington times., 1907-12-01
RECHABITES BEGIN
WINTER CAMP PAIGNS
John B. Henderson Tent
Will Have Charge of
Ceremonies.

The Independent Order Of Rechabites
will inaugurate the winter campaign
Friday night. December II, in the First
Presbyterian Church, on John Marshall
place.
The ceremonies will be under the
auspices OF John B. Henderson Tent.
No. 1888. and Onward Tent, No. lO2l-
The speakers OF the evening will include
Representative Nathan W. Hale. Of Ten
nessee, who Is a member OF the order:
High Chief Ruler n. ElWyn VoWIes,
], w. Tull. grand chief templar Of the
Good Templars; Mrs. Clinton Smith.
president Of the W. c. T. T., and the
pastor Of the church.
A committee Of twenty-five from the
tents named has been appointed TO make
the necessary arrangements. as follows:
High Chief Ruler n. Elwyn Vowles.
PhilIp Lederer. William II. Evans.
Wayne w Corden, Samuel s. Hessler,
jr.. Charles T. Carroll. James A. Garden
George D-fChace. John l. Bunch, RAY
mond Bickerton. Henry c. Ripple. jr.,
Charles B. Snellings. Frank p. Cooper.
William A. Ridgely. jr.. William G. Has
kell, Horace Haight, William J. TierBey,
Thomas A. Mitchell, Edward T.. Hurtt
George ]. Collett. J. y. Paddy, Benedict
W. Warde. Robert Branson. A 7. Scar
land. and Edward Warren. Mrs. Mary
FoUt" Henderson, Miss Virgie Thomp-
son. Miss Blagch Ogle. Mrs. Henry e
Sa-scld. Mrs. Fannie CordeH, Mrs. May
Strailman. Mss Katie LOveless. Mrs
Mary Hoy. Miss Daisy Fowler. Miss
Amy L. Bi,kerton. Mrs. Bessie b.
Catharine Browning. Miss May Warren.
Mrs Ella Mussler Mrs Mary A. Hes
sler. Mrs. Loia V. Marks. Mrs. Anna
Nc Nahon, Miss Hattie Ripple. Miss
Margaret Bickorton. Miss Lucy 4. Arm
old, Miss May CordeH Rowe, Mrs Lot
tie Fowler, Miss Katie Ripple, and Miss
Mary ". Jackson.
The various temperance organizations
VIII be invited TO attend, and II IS ex-
pected that 1t Will be red letter even
ing for the temperance cause and the
order.
. Onward Tent. No lO2I will hold an
open meeting in the tent room Wednes-
day evening. The members Of the order
and their friends viii be cordially well
coined Miss Daisy Fowler has prepared
an interesting program and refresh
ments win be served. The meeting last
Wednesday evening wH- very interest
ing. After the transaction OF routine
business. a Lee Thompson occupied
the chair under the good OF the order.
Remarks were made by High Chief Rul-
er Vowles. Past High Chief Ruler Cor
dell, J. w. Billups. J. J. Coulter. Mrs.
Mary A Hessler. Mrs. Bessie p. Thomp-
son, Miss Daisy Fowler. Mrs. Catharine
Browning. Miss Amy L Blckerton, and
Mrs Anna Mcmahon.
The Thanksgiving meeting Of John B.
Henderson Tent. No. 1853, was greeted
by the presence Of several young men
and the veteran OF Harmony Tent. No.
lO0. Remarks were made under the
good OF the order by Pas; High Chief
Rulers Cordell and Buncn. W. VI. Hall.
and W. II. Evans
Union Tent. No. s.. had two large
audiences at both the afternoon and
evening performances OF Ten Nights
In Bar Room" Thanksgiving. a large
sum was realized for the sick fund.
Onward Juvenile Tent had a gala
evening Tuesday at the err-ertainnnent
In Rechabite Hall, 300 B street south
east The entertainment included a doll
drill by twenty little girls connected
with the tent. as we'll as solos. reclta-
tons. and instrumental music Miss
Amy L. Bickerton had charge OF the
entertainment. assisted by Mrs Anna
McMahOn, superintendent Of the orEan-
izatlon.
South Washington Tent. No. 1886. held
an overflow monthly rally in the Baptist
Chapel, Four-snd-a-half and n streets
southwest last Monday evening. An in
teresung program OF music. recitations.
and speeches was rendered.