Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-16


IRE Georgetown matter OF a morning c-cem-
IoTaTy to-day looks amazingly like tba.. IN rag
At meeting OF Carroll co-Ops, alive bufIainv
association, held NJ ST. AIoys,us school house,
the directors we're elected and sI35, goo worth sf
stock subscribed for.
officer Thomas Britt has been detailed A.
night station keeper At police headq usrters.
vice Officer William f. Lee, transferred to street
duty.
Shillngton sends early copies of Harper's
Monthly. Frank Lesiie's Lddy's Magazine and
DsHOTsvf's Mirror If Positions for November.
Also, from j. Z. Parker We have Hdrper'z
The Grand Priory OF Knights TempIars of
Canada met at Ottawa Yesterday, Colonel W.
b. Mcleod Moore presiding. Among those
present we're Albert Pile, OF this civ, aud
other distinguished Masons from the states.
Grand United Order OF Odd Fellows
CELEBRATING THEIR TwENTN-EIGHTH ami
vERSARY-AF IMPOSING DISPLAY.
To day the cOlOTed Odd Fellows OF the Dis riet
Of Columbia are celebrating the twenty eighth
anniversary OF the eStablIsf menf OF the Grand
United order Of Odd Fellows in this DiStricr. If
being the anniversary of Union Friend-hip
Ledge, Nc. syl. The cele bratiOn comprlses the
street parade OF the lodges this morning and in
tereshug exercises At the Olympic base ball
grounds, in progress this afternoon, winding up
with leveo 81 their hall, on 18th street be
tween and ID streets northwest, tonight.
The order, as usual, made very fine display,
and
THE PROCESSION
WAS the subject OF complimentary remarks by
al who witnessed it. The orders were for the
lodges TO form in front Of the hail at 10 O'Clock
a m, and move at IL, but ID WAS q little after
the latter hour when the command WAS given to
march. Past Noble Father, Aigier White. was
the chief marshal, with the following aids and
assistants: Right Aid, Louis Howard; Left Aid,
Edgar Ball; Chief OF STAFF, VIM. Hawkins; Sec
Rotary OF STAFF, Robert West; Aids, John Brent,
Henry Herbert, John II. Curtis, Sampson
Morse, z. :. MOultOn, VIM. Branson, Henry
Rome, Shelton Green, VIM. III. Brown. William
n TrRhfmNn
H Ross, David Clark, Samuel Thomas WIN.
SehOoler, VIM. Palmer, John Kicks, William
a Scott, Whitehall Smith. Charles Talliferro,
The order Of the procession was as follows:
Chief marshal and staff Kings band of George
town; Slmen's Lodge, No. 1902. Green Mountain
14II; JIG. NcCrummiil, 1439 Peter Ogden, 1874.
Star of the West, 1852; Rising Sun. 1863; IF. y.
Wilkinson, 1543; Mt. Olive. 1888; j. +. Cook,
1ls5; Eastern Star, 102S; Union Friendship, S9i;
South Washington Band, Past Noble Grands
Noble Fathers, Past Noble Fathers, Past Grand
Masters Council, No. {; carriage containing the
speakeTs-P. G.. NJ. VIM. A. Freeman, John r.
containing the chairman OF the committee Of
arrangements, 2. q. NJ. Albert Waning, and
others.
THE ROUTE or The PROCESSION
was up 18th street to Pennsylvania avenue. to
Ito street, to street south, TO Al street, To
maryland avenue, TO Sd street, TO NJ street
northwest, 10 18th street, to s street, to the
olympic b8Se hsll gOOund, where the speaking
" gong on s. this is written-tbe addresses being
by j. q. NJ. ". A. Freeman, i. K. Davis and
+. n. W: e: COstOn. The exercises here are
1nteTspersed by singing by the DAD Fellows
choir, led by Prof. Joseph Ambush. at the
conclusion OF these exercises, the procession
viii reform aud return to the hall by way OF 18th
street, 10 n, 70 l7th, TO Pennsyl vauia avenue,
Presidents ground and 18th street
The membership generally we're attired in
black suits and silk hats, and the regslia being
Inse, me procession Presented a erysaowy ap-
PesraDce.