The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-05-23


Friendship Lodge No. 7 and Potomac
Lodge No. are making preparations for excursions
down the river.
The Joint committee on entertainment Of
supreme Lodge will hold meeting for final settle
ment Tomorrow evening at Mo"te's store, Ninth
street.
Brother L. II. Patterson. &. Rep. was
presented last week by his associates In the supreme
Lodge with beautiful emiiematic gold pin. 1t Is a
combination Of the L. -. -. +. and |. -. NJ. orders.
The |. o. NJ, Relief Association held n
meeting in Cooperative Han Tuesday evening last to
consider certain amendments to the constitution but.
without taking final acdum adjourned until the second
Tuesday In next month
Temperance Items.
Commissioner Thomas i. Morgan will adj
dress the DiSllway meeting Tonight at Masonic
Temple.
Equal Division No. gave very pleasant
''open house - entertainment Friday evening last
and propose To give similar ones each alternate
Friday evening.
The ladies of Friendship Division No. IA
contemplate giving basket picnic at Greenwood
Pleasure Grounds. near Georgetown. Wednesday
June .. This Is the baby - Division and needs
c"uiagement.
The lecture on temperance at Congrega-
tnnal Church Thursday evening last by the venerable
Bishop Pinkney was recital Of the ripe experience
of long aud useful life. Among his auditors Were
| a number of the clergy.
At meeting OF the Uniform Rank and
other members Of the knights Of Pythias. Thursday
evening last 1t was decided ineNpedien to attend the
parade In Baltimore Wednesday next an organza-
ton.
Sir James L. Waugh has returned from a
trip 10 the North and East in the interest of the
Knights of Atlantis. While absent he instituted an
| Encampment "f the order In Newark, n. j., aud
| Brooklyn, y. Y. He win leave this week 10 visit
| Chicago, st. Louis, and Cincinnati.
| Mcssrs. Breslin and Cooke last night con
sented to the use Of Wizards Hall for three DAYS aud
evenings free o charge to the decoration committee
| Of the q. a. II. They win open headquarters there
Wednesday morning. and viii receive contributions
| Of howers and e'eigreenS Al any hour.
| Monday night last Deputy Supreme Com
| mander Julius Baumgarien, assisted by -. T. e..
Herman Baumgarem, instituted Harmony Council No.
| -, American Legion Of Honor. The following
were Installed officers for the ensuing term: A. W
| iIot, Past Commander: Herman Fisher, ComnlaII-
| der l.. Benjamin, " g.; william II. Frank. Score
tary: Jacob v. Young, Treasurer: Henry keimman,
| Collector; Dr, r.. A. Seausen, orator and Medical
| Examiner. This Council was organized with thirty
| five charter members.
| The Supreme Lodge of the knights OF
Honor met In annual session at Charleston ;. c. the
| nth instant and ad ouTncd "Wednesday last. The
| reports show ., 200 Lodges, with 4 membership ol
| So 600. The Committee Secret Work were ordered
Ia report AT the next session ritual simplifying
| the work, hut with the same paraplernala. Here
after each member viii lie required To lie In possession
of a certificate signed 10y the supreme officers SUI
| pfemc Reporter Iunmrr passed through here on
Thursday and remained over long enough TO eNcmplfy
| the work before JOINT meeting Of the Lodges.