The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-06-27
OUR SOCIETIES.
Masonic news.

scro6cld turned ont in force to greet him ut the grand
opening Ut the splendid new summer garden of Driver
aud Scholcid last saturday night.
Brother Winfield S. Hancock, the nominee
ot the Cincinnati Convention for President Is mem
bcr of charity Lodge No. inc, Norristown, u. A.
Chapter No. lHo, aud Hutchinson Commaudcty No.
SO. ot Norri,town. Montgomery county IN. Brother
John u. llarttaut, cN-Goveruur Ut fcunsvlvanil, I,
member ut the same hodic7.
The Masons of Germany and especially of
the Lodge Amail, of Wcimar, snNonia, celebrated
Thursday last -. John Day) the centennial Of the
lnitaii"noi their great poet Amadeus Mrligang Won
GWthe who raised with his friend, the Due carl
celebrated June g. 1890, his hftieth anniversary rs
Mason, on which occasion the Lodge presented him
with gold embroidered apron. lie died March %,
1889. lie was for many wears the orator Of this Lodge,
aud there are many ntat0ns IN the archives uf the
Lodge IN Gnthc' $ own handwriting, among them one
delivered III the odgc uf sorrow the death OF the
great poet Meland, who was initiated April I, isOn
In the seventy seventh year OF his age, aud died four
wears attcrwaid
Masonic Personals Capt. Max Rosenberg,
of ArmInius Lodge No. 81 leaves for New York this
morning to attend the twenty anniversary Of
his mother Lodge, New YORK Ne. $50, which occurs
to-moirow. Deacon \. 4. sutherland, of Acacia
Great Falls "Wednesday last it is reported that the
fish surrendered At discretion when Uniformed o the
visit. Sir W. ". II, Gould, ol columbia Com
inauder No. ., Is very Ill with malaill fever ~ his
residence on Maine avenue between Foul. half
aud sixth streets Brother RUFUS ". Thaycr, ".
NJ. ol Acacia Lodge No. IS, started for Michigan
Tuesday last io enjoy his summer vacation Rroihcr
~. v. Rulnet, OF Dawson Lodge No. 10. Is III tluu.
Cester, Mass, ON ifeen DAYS leave ut absence.
Arminius Lodge No. - Germany cclc-
hratcd the summer 81 Johns day. Thursday last at
| Washington city Garlcn by grand picnic, at which
almui one thousand persons were present. A splcn-
| did display or fireworks aud coorcd lights
was given In the early part Ut the evening,
aud each uf the children, of whom about three hun
rcd were present, received present bonch' brass
aud string baud alternately gave concert and dancing
music. aud the shooting aud howling alleys were we'll
paironizr y contestants the various prizes offered
Tine following the awards made. For bowling
| first prize, Max kammerer; second William Pill
| For ladies shooing-flrst prize, Miss Guttcnson
second, Mrs. Eesser third Mrs. ilumenberg: fourth,
Mrs Eicholtz; NTH. Mrs Arrich; SIXTH Miss Nnch
prize Mr. Emil ,Iolcr: second, Mr. Walter spangler;
third, Mr. \. J.. Arlch; fourth; Mr.. George seur-
fcrlc The entire affair was cre,itable to the Lodge
and pleasant, Ia those who participated.
The steamer w. w. Corcoran never car
| rcd down the Potomac more select or happy party
| of excursionists than that which visited Marshall
Pms club. - Even the genial capt. Blake seemed
To he inspired with the evident good feeling aud hap
riness rcr,ading his passengers and made '' one of
| us, AMI seemed Ia he more n guest than the COM
mander. A splendid new ilag Of the club presented
hy Mrs. Iazarl, the agreeable aud accomplished WIFI
OF Its president was losted To the mast-heal, aud
the rear end Of the upper deck transferred Into
theatrical stage, with the American ilag for drop
| curtain. M. ID. G. hangs read welcome to the as
semhei guests and at n given signal the curtain was
| drawn, disclosing little Annie Lewis, the adopted
subjects These eXcrcls,s were very Interesting and
were iniersperscl with music Icy p"nch's band and
the Capitoline Quartette club composed of Messrs
Fred :. Newman, :. Y. Carpenter, Fred. q. cal
vert, and II. W. SUNNY. The arrival at the han wa,
Trnr Iy ,, % RE ,s ciuS wh" ns
,y.nt lawn In Tie ,,nrnim,, Ir that mnrn"s, fte,
over tw" ,mrs s.mt At % h,i in m,n"in shocim
nowng III" hhiv I p i narIy r"nsst,nr Il
about S7s guests. embarked for tie home trip wHcl
weather was delightful and tue moon was in her glory,
aud indeed everything seemed to c"nsrire to max,
| This trim an un,jlny,I Measure AmonT The man,
d,l,phteI eycm,sInnists wer, Mir and Mrs II H.
InHar, Mr.. and Mrs. John " r Mr.. an,
MIR. and Mrs. "rye n"wn 'S Mr. T' an% ms j. D.
Avery, MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Archer, Mr. and Mrs
J. {, fh"mps"n, Mr. and Mrs. William H. moover
II. GRAY, Mir, and Mrs,WiiIinm a. Webster Mir. All,
Mrs. Charles la Iiayns Mr.. and Mrs ihso. d.
Mr., Moran I"rris Mr.. and Mrs $ r.. fond, Mr.
and Mrs H. H. Weaver Air and Mrs Lewis MIR
. and Mrs. ~. II, ulrott Mrslnmes De CniuJry
, nrsfosse, Bryan NJ. r. Hershey, Thomas T.. LLOYD
wnii,,n Srnft ienni. iergashe.n,.r W,rl,r NiIts.
Lillian and Noble mo"d Tin, s"s Nellie an Pearson
;ussir sherman susie i,iclnnls, rita Walker. Mol
e lie Tsalry, Mary Emmett, Adele, Matte aud Mani
I IuI, E.tz Emma Wander, Anni. Lewis, Natti. era
a% N',Is Il M W,@s; IDA MG''is and MINI.
$ Fannie Wallace, Maggie pieasamts, MoIe Hurlr,
I roI "E%n ,i, ANA NtI..s Z" u: ln"%Einn NJ
De Caindry, James y. iieIl, W, Y. Donney, %. NJ
hns"sN, n. n. Levy ~, L., Shnmo' H. q. NOM
I'm, n ,"selh LAWYER, a; ~; stephenson imam u
Campbell, Charles Dulin, William keenan,, Thoma
e Murphy, of New York; DE Vito. Jones. OF Mime
4 sofa; w. \. Fleming, oi Erie. IA g. T. Moody
1 nl New YORK; 'hhfits scott, u. T. Dyer, David
V Towers, Robert H. tfii'i,n William scott, anu d
. H. Trhhle
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: Strangers Refuge Lodge No. 1 of Nr'
| York have transmitted To Beacon Lodge No IL
In, c,f htnnsoeiy smg'%sSea ana framed resolution
N | Rrnthar n N Euin"rv a. Ii ,r,ti,r ~
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ami nndsr ma ,,. Of M a 20 ,',i h. na,h 49,
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Columbia Lodge No. 10 has comuletai n,
raugements for the celebr,ton Of her foriiet ann
: | yers,ry and will endenynr Ia mar, HE uIrni,
Is Highland PARK on that occasion memorable. IN
e t" n M eg ~, ,ss ron u
: ohio road, and is furnished with every convenien
j. ior amnsement and dancing. history of this odl