The Washington times., 1907-08-25
MUSICAL PROGRAM
RECHABITE DAY
Many Washington Members
of the Order Will At
tend Fair.

In addition to the program Of speak
ers for Rechabite day, September 10. at
the jamestown Exposition Auditorium,
a special musical program has been ar
ranged 20 be given just before the NOM
ing and afternoon parts of the pro-
gram.
South Washington Tent, No. 1885, had
q large attendance at its meeting Mon
day evening in the Baptist Chapel.
Chief Ruler William Champion presided
and conducted the exercises. A COM
mtttee was appointed 10 prepare re-
ception program for High Levite. Miss
Wandau Vivian. of Calumet, Mich, who
viii visit the tent Monday night. Sep
tender =.
Remarks were made on the good Of
the order by N Elwyn VoWles, VIII
liam Champion, Richard Sorrel. VII
lam NJ Wright. and others. Visitors
were present from Onward Tent. No.
IO21. as follows: Miss Mary ". Jack
son, Miss Arnold. Miss Any L. Bieker-
ton, Mrs. Lola Marks, and W H.
Evans
This tent viii send three delegates
70 the high tent. and there arc number
Of the members and their friends who
are accompanying them on the James
town trip. They now number about
ninety members. and are only one year
old.
Fidelity Tent. No. 1921, held an inter
esting meeting Monday evening IN
Northeast Temple. John I. Bunch pre-
sided. The report from the lawn party
committee showed a neat sum realized.
and a vote OF thanks was rendered On
ward Tent for their assistance The
committee on high tent reported That
three delegates from the tent would
attend the session at jamestown.
Harmony Tent. No. 100, met in Rech-
abitc Temple Tuesday evening. George
Roth, chief ruler. presided One candi-
date was initiated. 1t was reported that
eight delegates from the tent would at
tend the high tent session and that
many members would go with them
Remarks were made under good of the
order BY James T. Rolf. J. 3. Hughes,
J. H. Bartlett, Mr.. Newman, OF Union
Tent, and others. after which refresh
rnents were served.
Jehu Tent, No % held It's usual Tues
day evening meeting IN Miller's Hall.
Eighth and / streets southeast Mr..
White. chief ruler, presided The com
nnittee on recent moonlight excursions
reported they mad been great success
financially. It was also reported that
twelve delegates from the ten would go
TO jamestown. Remarks we're made
under good of the order by J. w. Jack
son, Charles Bean. Charles Sherwood.
T. W. Scott, George A Rinehart and
otfers.
Onward Tent No 1021. had a large
turnout at It's meeting Wednesday
evening in the American Home Insur-
ance building, Fifth and streets north
west Miss Virgie Thompson. chief
ruler, conducted the initiatory ceremony.
Two candidates were admitted. The
committee on high tent reported that
seventeen members OF that body would
90 from Onward Tent. The announce
.nent was received with enthusiasm.
Under good OF the order remarks were
made by Past High Chief Ruler John c.
Moore, James c. Lee. High Chief Ruler
CordeH. S. D. Tennyson, c. J. Foster,
J. J. Coulter Miss Mary Ford. Miss
Mary ". Jackson, Mrs. Frost. Of Ana
costa Tent. No. 13S; Mrs. Mary z.
Salkeld, ". H. Evans and n. Elwyn
Vowles. who presided. Plans were dis
cussed for the reception Of the high
tent levite, on September 4, which are
TO be perfected at the next netting
John B Henderson Tent. No. 1882
had a large attendance Thursday even
ing. An application lor membership
was received. Chief Ruler Philip Led
erer conducted the affairs Of the tent
Eight candidates were given the three
degrees OF the order. Col. W. o. Crosby
presided under good of the order. Re
marks were made by William Cham
pion, George A. Rinenart. Of Jehu Tent;
J. W Mcmahon. Of Union Tent: J. II
Bartlett OF Harmony Tent: Past High
Chief Ruler John I. Bunch, Mr.. Smell
ings. and Mr.. Carroll.
Advance Tent, No. 1903, IS making ex-
tensive arrangements for a lawn party
TO be given at Thirteenth and y streets
Monday and Tuesday evenings. Then
meeting Wednesday evening was, in q
large measure. devoted TO the perfecting
Of the arrangements. The tent decided
70 send three delegates to the High Tent
session at jamestown.
Onward Tent. Juvenile. and UnioT
Tent Junior continue 10 increase theil
membership. They both had addition:
at their last meetings. and It is pre-
dicted that every adult tent Of the or
der will soon have a junior or juvenile
tent connected with it.
The Rechabite and Temperance Lead
ct. a neat eight-page, three-column pa
per devoted 60 the interests OF the or
der, has been startd BY Brothr r. F
simms He complimented The Tines
in his last issue for publishing new
of interest 10 the organization and il
enterprise IN connection with its pag
for society news.