Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-22
SONS OF JONADAB BUSY
7 INITIATING NEW MEMBERS
capital Council to Give Box Party
at an Open Meeting
This Week.

2 Varied activities marked last week $
greetings OF the councils OF the lndepend-
.<rr Order Sons of Jonadab. Several new
Ilembers were initiated. The anniversary
81 the admission Of Mark Kelley to the
prder is to be celebrated by a special
meeting TO be held this afternoon. 1t is
Expected that this meeting will take the
zorm Of a rally at which all of the coun-
HIS will be represented.
Plans have been completed by Capital
Council. No. .. for a "box party" TO he
Given at an open meeting this week. The
committee In charge consists of James
r. Peake. Donald E. Leslie, j. NJ. Jor-
Ian. s. D. Tennyson and John r. Ma
honey.
At meeting of this council Fl. d. Tay-
lo- presided and addresses were made by
L +. Schubert. Earl o. Bailey. John T.
Mockabee. 8. C. Cook. Paul .Mockabee.
c,lar,ss. Hayden. Raymond Mockabee. J..
W. Littleton. Mark Kelley. II. c. Birchert.
Frank Reagan and Hunter Iardella.
4 debate as to whether nature or art is
the more beautiful. held under the aus
pfees Of John c. daley Council, No. 3, re-
suited in a decision being reached in
favor OF nature. Those who took part
were James Malone. George Wood ]. W.
Johnson and W. w. Cordell. G. W. Pat
tsrsor. II. D. Taylor and Frank Mercer
acted Is judges. AR. Patterson acted as
chairman. Those who spoke included
John c. Moore, the grand secretary
Thomas =. Hurdle. James Muilov. T. W.
Newman; Jeremiah o'Neill. Frank
Eeagan. Leo Sugrue, James Reagan.
Thomas Maloney. John F. klotZ. T. B.
Iseller, George Harper. viii Ashby.
Tnomes ". Scott. William t. Golden.
Edward ciementson. Waiter sprigss and
Joseph l.. buckley. Resolutions of sor-
row were Adopted 1T the death OF James
c. Lee:
ing Of Harmony Council. No. =. talks
being made b. Roetrt Wood, Charles II.
L. Io&d. II. 1t. Williams. Thomas J.
!, 'Iarx, Ti.nos:!y n. Driscoli, John 2.
iockaisee. f. j. Pearson. Frank Reagan.
Mars i:eiles. John g. Mooee, II. u. Tag
!oT, edward I.cfty,ic:l ana G. ". Patter-
son. Ii vas decided to vote o.; the chang
/ ing Of the cocmcii's name ~ tie next
meeting.
James i. Peake presided ct the meet
ing OF Unity Council, No. :, the speak
Myers. Arthur L. Poore, Hunter iardella
George L. OuranJ ID. }. Proudfoot
Philip H.. Weber. joseph p. Buck ey
Mark. Etiiox. H. L. Taylor. Charles
Somerset ana Wayne w. Cordell.
Resolutions commencing The commit
tees In charge of Tie entertainment and
ball recently given by Hone Council
No. /, were adopted By that orsaniz:.'
ton. Addresses we're made by ~. T
Gayle W T. Bools.Iuitz. &. Y. Hall \
n. Robbins, II. y. TaSlor. William J
Iianer- ". J. y, Brady. Frank AeIce.-
John Maugan. Charles Somerset Ed
ward LefiSSis4 and Joseph -. Buckley.
Mrs. Mary Cornell presided al Che
meeting % FAITH CoahGil. M s. Ladies
auxiliary should attend the box party
70 be gfyeu. by Capital Council. in .
body Those. who spoke We're Miss Cor
rel1. Mrs. Mary II. Mangan. Mrs. Mary
Brady. MES George Burke, Mrs II.
Hurley. Miss Esther Hurley Mrs
George E. 'Heher. Mss Lucille Beller
Miss Anna y. Mason. Mrs. C. V. Hal
and Mrs. w. T.. Bookhuliz.