The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-05-16
OUR SOCIETIES.


Masonic News.
Evangelist Chapter, Rose CroiX, will hold
Its monthly meeting at Scottish Rite Han wednesday
evening next.
The annual review and inspection Of De
Molay Mounted Ccmmandery No. : win occur this
year the 26th instant.
Arminius Lodge have decided to not aC-
ccpt the invitation of Gcrmnua Lodge Of Baltimore
to visit them on ST. Johns Day, June -, but win
instead celebrate the day 10y their usual family picnic
at Ioeller'S Garden.
The Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio
railroads have arranged 10 "pool their issues" in
the matter OF rates tor Knights Tcmpnr TO Chicago
and have agreed 10 issue tickets going 10y one road
and returning by The other FOR SIZES for the round
hir.
Federal Lodge No. |, at its stated com
munication Tuesday evening last conferred the NJ.
NJ. Degree on three +. g. IS after which supper was
provided, at which remarks were made by brothers
Joseph ;. Mccoy, g. NJ and William II. Miller,
W. VI. OF the Lodge.
In order to make the meetings of the
Lodge more interesting, Columbia Lodge No. 8 have
decided series of lectures Mt regular communica-
lions when the Lodge Is not occupied In comforting
degrees The second OF this series win he delivered 10y
evening next. subject. ''The birthplace OF Ma
sonry-Egypt, the Land Of Mystery
Brother Dexter A. Smith delivered a very
Interesting and instructive scientific address on 1.-The
Natural before George e. Whiting Lodge, George
town, Thursday evening last aud was followed In a
short address hv brother John Locke. Grand Lee
luttr. klOtncf Inc ltCN. u. t. MCheNtfpc ketleN,
pastor of punbarton-strect NJ. =. Church, will de-
liver lecture before this Lodge at It's stated
| communication. the eth instant.
Preparations are being made to remove
the Grand Lodge Library and the office Of the Grand
secretary from the present location to the store
room, which Is much larger and better suited to the
purposes and viii afford facilities for committee and
examination rooms. ncw staircase will also he con-
structed from this room to communicate with the
Lodge rooms To he used 10y the fraternity leaving the
present entrance to the hall for the Of the public
| exclusively.
Masonic Observation-Disclosures w. II. Bowen,
Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Nebraska and
deputy Inspector General \. aud \. Kite for that
state, visited Albert rikc Conslsory at It's quarterly
Clendcnn, Of Azure Lodge No. 100, Roselle, n. H..
formerly resident of this city, visited Federal Lodge
yer, OF Hiram Lodge No. TO- is lying very III at his
residence, 2oc5 II street with heorrhagc Of the blad
der der AMI !, not eSnSS,sI to i've Maj +; IT, Ihomp
on visit 10 the city last week. This Lodge has pre-
served its records back to 1853 The Lodge is sup
| posed to have been Instituted In 1901.
The Grand Lodge of the District of Column
hla held Its Semi-annual communication Wednesday
evening last. Hrothcr flwood T.. ThOrne. l.. u. NJ.
| of New York. was received as visitor. Rroiher H.
lchenor, l.. NJ. Of Harmony Lodge No. IL, was for
mally received as the representative Grand Lodge
otCaliforna; BrotherJohn G. Icsse r. NJ ot Arminius
Lodge No. IS as representative of the Grand Iolre
of Wyoming, and Brother \. q. Mackey T.. q.
secretary, as the Representative Of the Grand Lodge
OF New South Wales. Mr.. X. VI. Dawson, artist,
|
ID. Larner, chairman OF the committee portraits
of Past Grand Masters presentea splendidy executed
oil portrait of Brother T.. q. Davis, p. e. NJ, which
was received and committee appointed To report
suitable resolutions of acknowledgment the artist.
Sir James p. Pearson, p. l.. c. of De Molav
Commandery No. 4, and wife returned Friday last
from Omaha Neh., which city Sir Pearson visite, rs
the representative of DE Molny Colnmandery for the
purpose Of presenting Mount Calvary Commandery
No. /, of that place with the Thornburg resolutions,
heretofore referred to In this column The presenta.
ton took place at the regular conclaye OF Mount
Calvary Friday evening the eth Instant the response
: to the address of Sir Pearson being made by Sir
Allen, Catlin, Duel, Long, Stephenson, and Boyce
Sir Pearson then invested the Sir knights named ii
, badges prepared for that purpose, and procaime,
: them honorary members of DE Molay Mounted Com.
mandery No. =; The Asylum was fitted up in the sam'
manner rs on the occasion of the burial Of Sir Thorn
burg. In company with an escort of Sir knights o
Mount calvary Commandery Sir Pearson visited TIN
widow, at Fort omaha lie speaks in the highes
C terms of the knighy courteses extended him durn,
his stay In Omaha.
5 Odd Fellowship.
s Grand all-day picnic of Eastern Lodge No
| at Iivoli Park the 10th instant
n Brother George A. Thomas, Secretary o
u Beacon Lodge No. II, has been very Ill during tn
u past week with AN attack Of quinsy but reported
much better yesterday His residence is SCI street
The officers of the Grand Lodge wi visi
the following suhordnates this week: Harmon
e Lodge No. o, tomorrow evening; Federal City No
: 20, Wednesday evening; Eastern No. . Friday even
y ing.
J., Inc visitation oil the Trand officers t
u has henn nostnoneJ unI Jnnn ~ IN account nT th
i proposed visit to Mechanics Lodge Baltimore on tn
N | irst-named date
Tho ofi,ars Of t,o C.ro,,d E,,,o,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.;,
= oficially visit Mount Nebo Encampment NO.
y "Wednesday evening next, when address will be de
~ llyered by j. c. p. Fred. \. Stier, of Fred. ID
IL stuart Encampment No. 4. Rev. j. W. Gray de
vered the address at the visitation to Aiagenenu En-
Mt Columbian EncampmSnt No. /. Wednesday eyenjm
last.
knights of PythiaS,
C.,l-;a. Ii ~ I, iii -, =.
l.N.'ioio. 1919 ~. ~ - miti iioiu an III
G every member should he present.
A sor;o, of o,,o,,;o,- i; ,.; a. $50,
7.iicS VI iuc2'ioh9 ~ ieiatloii " plo
% losen snaIges IN ,he laws governing sectiono I'm
Is uoNncI ,hh were ieceniN submitted 10 the mem
Is pctshp. ne answers 10 we same WIN De opened
ested in the section are expected to be present.
Or AT a meetino of tho mambsrs of IN. I,t
1T form p,nr hsIJ az C,,nh ,rn,v uau Tbnrs,ar ave-,
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id Iudcneudcnt Oracr Mechanics.
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a ihc toniittee VI arrangements lor vi
late meeting oil the supreme Lodge VIII hold NEE
ihg 10 settle up the business al Moores Han to-mo
OF row evening"
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