The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-07-04
OUR SOCIETIES.
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Mithras Lodge of Perfection will hold its
monthly meeting ut Scottish Rite Han Tuesday even
ing next.
The monthly meeting Of st. Johns Mite
Association viii he held at Masonic Temple saturday
evening next.
Constantine Conolave No. l, Knights of
Constantine, ut the meeting "Wednesday night last
"called OF until the last evening In September
The Manitoba Tree Brcss says that Brother
Albert rike aud brother william NJ. Ireland were at
Minnebcg the cath ultmo, and Brother IKE de-
ycrcd lecture ot two hours duration to the Master
Masons.
Beauseaut Commaudery No. has issued
elegantly engraved invitations for complimentary
breakfast to Sit Vincent l.. Iuilbut, q. NJ, OF the
United States, TO he given at the Palmer House, Ch
cago, August i6.
The Chicago Hotel Committee of the trien-
NAL concave say they have filled every hotel and the
Knights In private houses. They say applications are
yet being received and Chicago IN August will be the
scene of the grandest Masonic assembly this country
has ever witnessed.
BY decision of Comp. William T. Wood
RUIZ, Grand High Priest of New York, all Royal Arch
Masons belonging to Chapters In New York. and who
allegiance TO Blue Lodges In Connecticut are yir
tually III state Of suspension by the action OF the
Grand Lodge OF New York, and VIII therefore he ex-
cluded from visiting the Chapters.
| A movement is on foot TO have a meeting
oi all the Grand Masters Of the Jurisdictions at Detroit
during the session of the Grand Chapter Of the United
States. such meeting cannot fail TO he productive OF
good u conducted In the proper spirit and might he
the means Of producing uniformity IN many respects
| which Is sadly needed among the Jurisdictions.
Stansbury Lodge No. "a (Brghtwood) will
celebrate the Fourth tomorrow In the grounds Of
| Moses's Brghtwood Hotel Col. Henry n. Crosby,
Federal Lodge No. 1, wit read the Declare tlon Of
| Independence Rev. James T. Williams, OF Stans-
barry Lodge, pastor o. Emory Chapel, WIN deliver an
Grafton, the Capitolne: Quartette club will render
| the music, and refreshments will be served In abund-
| ance.
Masonic Rtrsonais.-Sr Will A. Short, of
for week trip to Niagara Fails Watsin's 0 Giens
aud other summer resorts. Sir &. W. Bennett, r.
4. e. of Washington Commandery No. l.. Thirty
third Degree, paid u flying visit to the city from
his country seat on Seneca Lake last week. "A
large number of the brethren have taken advantage
Of the Fourth of July excursion tn Niagara and are of
To see the water fall Comp. 5. j. Thompson sccre-
tary Of Eureka Chapter should be along to calculate
II. Priest. and family left yesterday to spend the
summer at their country residence, In Alexandria
week. brother Louis S. ianilie secretary Of wash
lngon Centennial Lodge No. II, has been quite III at
his residence, 720 Tenth street northeast hut Is
, Il. Towne, OF Pcntaipha Lodge No. %. with theii
families are summering at Rockville, Md.
odd Fellowship.
A general meeting of the fair committee
will be held Wednesday evening next In the parlor
the Seventies street hall.
, The Board of Directors of the |. O. o. +
Relief Association will hold their monthly meeting
i | Tuesday evening next.
The members of Covenant Lodge No. IL
(Georgeown) are working hard to make a success Of
their proposed excursion to Glymont Oh the goth ill.,
slant.
! The picnic of Columbia Lodge No. 10, in
honor OF the oreth anniversary of the Lodge, viii b,
held at Highland Park the 18th instant. There is
peasanter spot within ten miles of the city.
A committee of the Uniform Battalion o
Pariarchs Friday evening last presented to Mrs. Ed
al hai chi nF ~
crossed and framed resolutions of thanks for the gf
ola splendid United states flag presented to the bat
5 TALON April 20. The engrossng was done by 7. w
Fowler Ir, and is beautiful, both In design and
ecution.
Brother ]. Q. A. Tresze, p. q. of Spring
e field Lodge No. l6s Illinois, died Tuesday last at hi
u residence, 1910 Vermont avenue The remains wer
taken In charge by Central Lodge No. and the fne
RAJ which took place Thursday afternoon at clock
was attended by delegation from that Lodge and til
" officers Of the Grand Lodge DIR. Tresize medl
i cal reviewer In the Pension oRice.
S Brother John B. Harmon, Grand Sire, ha
issued circular requesting the representatives to til
Friday morning, September IL, as TO have demon
straton Of the order at noon OF that day. requisite
~ by the Canada brethren. The annual Aggrcultur:
and Industrial Exhibition of that section will close
Is the 18TH and 1t is proposed to give the representative
~ exposition and city welcome and reception at III
ie same time.
Mt !. q. o. f. Personols.-Brotlier Francis h
t. Lord, Jr, Installed Friday evening last Recorlin
Secretary of Central Lodge No. l. has held that otir
continuously for twenty years and six months, and
e the oldest Secretary in the jurisdiction iirotht
:, George +. Lewis, r. c.. of Philadelphia. Pa, W.
ne business visit t" the city last week. lie Is
NE Massa Tu Of Wssnao .g as No
:, Ga, visited Central Lodge No. Friday evening
ne Brother H. G. Stevens, r. q. F., has so far reco'
cred from his recent Illness rs 10 resume his bushes,
he The Lodges last week concluded the sem
,y annual election for officers as follows;
Washington Lodge No. 6-Iames Hughes, N. Il
Z. $. Scott, V. g.. 5. T. Boss, II. s.; W. a. TORI.
And. lac Esnn n
y. Harmony Lodge No. S-John Q. Adams, N. g
III IN George A. Green, V g.; William p. Allan, H. S
as Covenant Lodge No. Is-F. 1. N. j. Tennyson,
an G.; + ID. Evans V. c.; John H. Darne, X. and
of Beacon Lodge No. I5-George l.. Benner, n. G
eli Charles Il; Inn. v. g.. George A. Thomas r.
sWormstea J W sras;,a a. M oG a%s. Il Rcs
he Educational Committee.
Excelsior Lodge No. IN. J; Spencer; n; G
80 Adams, +. $. Enoch EdinonstOn. II.
az Mechanics Lodge No. is-James II. ChamberliI
e, n. e.; William II. Fowler, V. C.; W. A. Dona
NJ ~ son, T.. s.; Robert Butler, F. s.; James =. Wa
l, | lace, Il.
o.. g.; A. ID. scheele " g.; c. NJ. Conneil, an
y, NE +. s.: John NJ Hnkle, II.
vi, ~ Naomi Lodge No. ]. %. OF R.)-Fhls Lodge W
rex not elect officers until December next.
~ Columbian Encampment Sol.-Robert rronland,
,ns r.; A. H. stockman. IL. r; James Hughes, s. W
aS Kidder, T.; II. b. Nixon, trustee.
are knights OF Pyihias.
see Decatur Lodge No. 9 some time ago pr
cured elegant emblematic Jewel to be voted for
presented Ia the most popular member. The vol
VIII be opened and counted at the regular meet
Il, | Wednesday evening next.
or Brother Louis s. La Bile, X. of r. and
OF Friendship Lodge No. 8, was taken home from t
meeting OF the Lodge the 22d utmO, suffering fri
=. a congestive chill and has been confined TO his hou
~ since. He is now In u fair way Of recovery.
I IN The Lodges of this Order have conclud
si the elections for officers for the ensuing six months
follows:
of Franklin Lodge No. William t. Peake G. c
ere Il. W. Carpenter. V. C.; I.emue Fugitt, Prelai
/, Of j. Robert Cook; H. Of Il; and s.; g. r. Miller,
md at A. j. n woodhed, trustee.
Inc Mount Vernon Lodge No. 5-John Wanstal, J
tier 9. C.; j. u. surtin, v Ca. Henry Yenney Pl
for Friendship Lodge No. s--James Speaks, q. I
M George Taylor Wade, v. o.; y. 1. N. j. Tennysc
ell Prelae; Amos n. Medford. NJ at A.; tother ofic
lit Decatur Lodge No. s-WiIliam Kensingsr, q.
yer II. W. Carter. v. C.; j. L.. Collins, Prelats; HUI
M q. Deyine. X. Of i. and 81; Artemus Mccain,
i've fax, NJ. at A.
md syracnsians Lodge No. iO-John Humphrey q. {
NON William 7. Failin, v. e.: II. A. Kiopfer, Prea
n a Caianthe Lodge No. III. W. Thompson, G. I
by y. Is. Pennebaker, v. q. a. W. Layton, l'rtla
u6 Jr smith atA a.o, Ihe *; OF r. and s.. NJ Of
bill This Lodge viii hold no meeting to-norrow even
ans and the onicers WIN be Installed the 18th instant
and Brother i. y. Mitchell, Il. q.
M HerInione Lodge No. I'D. william Rldgeway.
us O.; Daniel y. Eli, v. g.; John r. Wood, Prela
vor II q. wagner X. Of II. and "; b. y. Harper,
I'M | OF r.; S. q. Palmer, NJ. Of y.
I In Excelsior Lodge No. i4-Joseph II. Gibbons q.
M A. NJ. Cronk, v. O.; !. -. Fenton. Prelate; NJ
ma Mitchell. NJ. % f.. A. =. Gray, NJ. Off; u.
lis Reliance Lodge No. iG-Edward voigt, q.
cy Robert veneman V. c.. Morton Ieese, Prela
Lloyd Pumphrey, ~ a, A. ,,...