The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-07-18
OUR SOCIETIES.
Masonic News.

on until september q.
There are 10, 1872 AFFILIATED Masons in New
York enrolled In rs Lodges.
Brother James d. Cleary, of Federal Lodge
No !, Is among the Virginia springs.
Brother q. w. Baird, of Hope Lodge No.
20, and family are summerng In Maryland
Brother James L. Bell, p. NJ. of Dawson
Lodge No. 10, wife, and child at auckland, Va.
Sir II. II. Tayicr of Columbia Com
InandeIy No. 3 started ioi cape May Friday morning
last.
Hon. Alonzo Bell of b. Il. French Lodge
No Is, returned Friday last from short visit to
View.
The item in last weeks Personals - in
relation to Brother A. u GLASS should have read A.
J. Marsh
Brother r. II. Thaycr, w. NJ. of Acacia
Lodge No. Is, returned Monday last from his visit
Michigan
DR.. !. y. Little, Secretary of Acacia Lodge
No. Is, and family are spending few weeks ut Col
ton Landing.
Brother Lewis n. Wine, Z. NJ. of Hiram |
Lodge No. 10, wife aud child left yesterday for Get
tysbutg springs
Sir w. II. II. Cissell p. L. c. of De Molay |
Comnnndery M. I, aud family, will 60 10 ola Point
Comfort this week.
Sir L. S. Holmes. of Columbia Commandery
No, q wife, and daughter left Thursday Tor foit-
nights visit to Ocean Grove.
The family OF Sir NJ. NJ. Parker, L. {. of
Columbia Cunmandeiy No, 3 are ut Ocean Grove
where he VIII Join them next saturday.
Pentalpha Lodge No. - and Mount Yer.
non Chapter No. will give combined excursion
down the river on the Ariowsmiih August I.
Sirs H. o. Towles, Walter Drew, and John
kcyworth, VI Washington Commandery No. I. will
go to cape May this week to remain some time.
Brother w. X. Mendenhall, w. NJ. of PEN
taipha Lodge, who has been absent IN PENNSYLVANIA
rr sotnc weeks past, will return TO the city Tuesday
next.
Columbia Commanlery No. . will take to
Chicago about scventy-hve members In full uniform,
and expect to be accompanied with the Marine
| band
Brother Joseph 5. Mccoy, g. NJ, has APP
puintcd Btother H. q. Dick as representative Of the
Grand Lodge Of this District near The Grand Lodge of
| Manitoba.
| Brother William IL. Lemon, Secretary of
II. u. French Lodge No. II, AMI family win leave
this week for two weeks visit to Ocean Grove aud
| other points.
Brother II. II. Gerdcs, =. NJ, of Arminius
Lodge No. %, started Thursday last for the noun
tainS of virginia, where lie viii spend his months
| leave Of absence.
Capt. Edward Fit2ki. Thirty-second De-
| gree, T.. NJ. Of Harmony Lodge No. IL. has gone on
months pleasure trip 10 Cecil county. Md, the
| Susquehnnna river.
Brother d. b. Anger. of Columbia Com
| maliery 40. :. LEFT yesterday morning for Oakland.
Nd. where his family are, and viii go with them
| from there to Ocean Grove
Brother Thomas Angel, Thirty second De-
gree, of Richmond. Va, was in the city last week
and stopped with Brother J. L. CfumptOn, of Daw-
scn Lodge No. 10, No. 722 Seventh street,
Brother William II. Layton, of Wads-
| worth Lodge, Albany, n. y, and Eureka Chapter
of this city has gone North on leave of absence
account of serious illness. lie Is suffering FROM
complication of Diseases.
Mrs. Dagger. wife of Brother Louis Dagger
| OF Hope Lodge No. 20. Is at II ck Enon springs
Brother Dagger viii jcn her August /, and after
short stay there they will 60 To the seascre for III,
4 balance VI the summer.
Brother George b. Clark, y. u. G. Master
and wife, celebrated their silver wedding last night
their residence. No 40 sixth street southwest. A
large number OF friends visited them aud brought the
silver congratulations, and were handsomely enter
, tained In return
Sir John r. Thompson. p. L. C. of Colum
u ha commanlery NJ. :, and Brother william Saun
visit of few days to Sir James e. Balm, &C. Of Wiz
gina, at his residence In Portsmouth, and will ais
j. make short trip to Ocean View.
II The many friends of Brother L. u. Mac
Grotty Thirty seeond pegIee win regret to learn
!, which occurred Friday morning. The funeral viii
" take place this afternoon At O'Clock from the Churc
4. OF the Incarnation, Twelfth and streets.
" Among the unfortunate victims of the Sea
l. wanlakn disaster was that of Brother Joseph I
Stien, i. NJ. OF Empire Lodge No go6 OF Ne'
York. Brother Stein successful lawyer an
represented the Twelfth Assembly District in the Ne'
York Legislature in 1879. His body was recoveIe
" and received Masonic burial.
al Sir Will A. short, of Columbia Command
he cry No has returned from his recent Niagara TIP
he Hospitality entertained 10y the fraers of Monroe Com
as mandery No r.. and expresses his obligation
ell Pierce capt Gen; Thomas Gliddon Recorder an
d. Corporal Frank II. Wick, of the Drill Corps.
~ Odd Fellowship.
lie The fair committee will meet in the parlc
lie Of the Seventh-street Han, Wednesday eveniu
IL next.
d. Brother C. J. r. Carson, of v.stal Lodg
mt No. 1876. New bedford Mass. visited Column
nj Lodge No. 10 Thursday evening last.
y" The Il. w Grand Encampment will hol
its annual session Tuesday evening next, when office
for the ensuing year Will I've selected.
la. Brother John +. Havenner, q. r., m
daughter will return 10 the city from the lower Pot
,n | mae Tomorrow. Brother ii. Is reported mn
vas | improved In health.
u.s. The excursion of Covenant Lodge No.
Nv to Giymont. on the steamer Mary Washington,
M take place Tuesday next. The proceeds to ass
wv a widow of the Lodge.
,%s Brother Fred Newton, of Union Lodge II
ISL II and Fred u. stuart Encampment No. I, who "
m severely Injured. May II, by falling into a'honi
TEX cauiTon of sugar Is not yet able to his I,
the ties but continues to slowly improve.
A note from Brother Theodore A. RIOS
Assistant Grand secretary of the Sovereign Ora
Lodge announced ed, the death Of Brother lierma
rO- Nogel d. D. u. sire Tor switzerland Brother NOl
our was Killed by fal, of some ., 900 feet
md The quarterly communication of the
n W. Grand Lodge was held at odd Fellows II
& Wednesday night last, when large amount of busin
@ was transacted. Tie petition for new Lodge to
ny called Golden Rule rejected some time since Was ag
% presented and referred to o special committee, Will
me-, viii report at an adjourned meeting Wednesday eve
n, ing next. The annual communication for election
," grand officers will behell the esth instant.
The celebration of the fortieth anniversa
Of Columbia Lodge No. 10 ut Highland Park tn
day last was thoroughly enjoyable, although
a.; ever, were out In force and made the grand old wo
Aak resound with their merrImcnt. In the afternoon
IN | impiomptu mass meeting was held In the pay
It's under the supervision OF S. l.. able +. c., cha
man Of the committee, when Brother Robert Rick,
gave "reminiscences Of the early days Of the Od
aud short addresses were also made by la Gobrig
7. q. Rep, who was originally a member Of I
q. II. The escursionists returned to the city a
~, O'Clock full Of pleasure and backbeiIies.
u,h knights Of Pythias.
AN. The votes for the emblematic Jewel in
snl oatur Lodge VIII be opened and counted at the re-
v lar meeting, wednesday evening next, at their h
Ter, Pennsylvania avenue and Nineteenth street
xxx The ninth anniversary of Equal Lad
rs No. II was celebrated Monday evening last at Mo
puld Vernon Hail. Seventh street and New York aven
lon- In the presence of the members aud their fnii
ms The entertainment began with an excellent add
my by Brother !. =. Mitchell g. g., and was follo
tile by we'll selected programme, consisting Of ms,
4, 10 mental and vocal music and recitaious after WI
WI | refreshments were served TO all.
The s.6.noubout nr.uer N.cs,a,,t,.
here ,,, =, =. -,
,h a Inc LlDfhiy Association VIII meet
my Moore store Tomorrow evening At O'Clock.
,ula The Grand Lodge will meet in SEMI
w nual session at 1923 seventh street Tuesday even
LA | next AZ sO'clOck, The grand Officers win pres
a. IL, their reports and important business will lie
" ~ sideTed.
,oI- The seventh number OF the .ntchanics' .
cooate viii be delayed until Thursday IN or,er To
tacy ish q synopsis Of the proceedings The Grand O
ton II Will also contain No. Of the History the
lie der aud an interesting letter from col. WIN
lpon Louis Schley, Supreme secretary,
!. ~ The members of the Library Associat
$500 | are actively at work make their popular SaluI
@ | night excursions on the steamer Alexandria su,1r
of | ana nave utleimiheh !" SUI Nv haihnaH nan