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



changed the time and place Of meeting. 1t win here
after meet In the old libraryroom OF Masonic Temple
| on Thursday evenings.
The brethren will use the new stairway
leading TO the lodge chapter, and commandcry rooms,
commencing Tomorrow evening. The old entrance
| viii hereafter only I've used Ivy the public.
Those who listened TO the lecture of
Brother John I. Thompson, before columbia Lodge
No. 2, Wednesday evening last wete wen repaid Tor
heii visit. 1t was mastery effort, repete with
| tul Information.
The fellow, George C.. Strong, who was
| published last week an imposor has again been
heard from in another part Of Michigan, this time
under the name " George W, Cook, and representing
| himself rs member oi Hiram Lodge No. 10.
The pupils OF the fourth division of public
schools VIII give memorial entertainment at Jcfiet-
son school Building Wednesday, the 18th instant, TO
| Holmead, T., e.. NJ, for many years trustee tor
| that district.
The meeting of Albert Pike Consistory an
nuunccd t"r Monday evening last was postponed UNI
| ~ the Sth instant The information published
notice of n change received. A note is made Of
this 50 that the brethren WIN not hold TitE HERALD
| responsible fOf misleading them
The six annual reunion of the Crusader 5
Association ot Allegheny, commandery No. as, will
lie held In Chicago during the trennal meeting NJ the
| Graud Encampmcnt of the United states. They will
| rendezvous IN rttshuig sunday, August Is, and
start the next morning for chicago. The Crusaders
| viii no assigned position in the grand parade
The Council of Deliberation of the A. 81 A.
Rite held us annual session ut Masonic Temple, New
York. Tuesday hst. The twenty fourth grade ''rhe
| Prince nj the TahctnHulc, - was worked In full
When this grade conferred IN is5c In irving HAN
required over 100 brethren for the floor work, indie
pendent OF the vocal aud orchestral music which were
under private direction in adjoining apartments.
The 4" Positively Exceptionally Select =" is
| the way the "rN-S'' nj Dawson characterize their
moonlight excursion to be given June - to Marshall
HAN. white It IS ut the same time their desire To-
| unto mo n. IIpu of say nj
condition IN social intercourse with unalloye pleas
urc unmarried 10y cold restraint, and we can recom-
| mend no siTcr way Of improving In social inter
course - than 10y attending the reunions of this
gnni2ation.
The Grand Lodge of New York assembled
| In annual communication at Masonic Temple, New
York city, Tuesday last. with Bruer Charles Roomc
| Grand Master, presiding, and adjourned Thursday
after the transaction of large amount of important
business The following are the officers elected Jesse
| u. Anthony, q. NJ; Horace :. Taylor. u. g. NJ
| Beniamn Fhglct, 3. Warden: william A. Biodn,
!. q. warden: James VI. Austin. Il: secretary. and
| johu Boyd, &. Treasurer. william T. Woodruff aud
Joseph Welling were appointed and confirmed AS
committee on appeals, The ,'rani Lodge voted an
annual salary to the Grand Lecturer Of ~ 900 aud
| 500 for expenses.
Masonic Personals. brother James Watson,
of Dunedin, New Zealand. i'll the city last week
| visiting friends his way to England. He repre-
sents both the Masonic and odd Fellows orders To be
lnuriSling In that far away land. He will return
home IN November neNt via Sue2 thus virtually going
| around the world. Brother George W. lialloch.
|
invitation To deliver the alumni address of Norwich
University. AZ Northhel, VT. June 40. Sir G. W.
Ecnmett, l.. v. q. Of Washington Conmandeiy No.
Land family left Tuesday morning last for their sum
mer Residence on Seneca lake. New York. 90. .Sii
Thomas l.. Neal. NJ. D, health officer of Dayton,
Ohio one of the crusaders of Allegheny Commandery
No. 30, made brief visit to the city last week ell
route tn the meeting Of the American Medical Assu-
citation In New York.
After the regular drill of the Washington
| Light Infantry Corps Monday evening last. Brother
John \. Illinupr who successfully SIprrntpupi
the wheel nf fortune ~ the late fair of the corps,
called before the battalion. when COL Moore in very
complimentary terms presented to him, in behalf o
100 members OF tile corps y magnificent and massive
Knights Tempar watch guard charm As an evidence
of their esteem FOR Him personally. aud for his effort
In furthcrance of the Interests Of the organization
brother Ellingcr made an appropriate response. The
charm Is very handsome Masonic emblem in tn,
shape of a Maltese cross Srrmounted by knight IN
fun armor, with movable visor. on one sile Is III,
raised passion cross and crown and on the diverse
the emblematic keystone of the Royal Arch, II
the centre by large and brilliant diamond. ON tn,
edges are engraved Acacia Lodge No. Is, Lafayett,
Chapter No. ,, and Columbia 'ommandery No. ..
and also suitable inscription Of the presentation b,
tile corps.
Monday afternoon last the annual review
and inspection of DE Mclay Mounted Commandery
No 4 took place in the grounds north of columbian
dance not 50 large those Of former years, ler,
being only about forty members in the ranks-abon
nne-ionrth of tile membership. The Command WAS
oiicered rs follows: sir !. l.. johnson, +. c.; sir NJ
II. Thorpe. Genc.: Sir :. Z. Ihomason, Capt Gen.
sI y. '',c" ish',c' S'i "; u, ,,iWe.n' . w
- -, r e ''' gu i.'M'n ."cuii
tan: H,i' - :" ~ 'ni,iSon cmolu peuei' ano
mounted conlmandery were exenplihed in the pres.
ence Of sir Il. +. Withers, of Virginia. Senior
Grand Warden OF the Grand Encampment of til,
United states, ms reviewing officer. and his stat.
posed rs follows: Sill James r. Pearson, Chief %
stan: aids, sirs Il. q. Davis =. +. G. of Washing
ton Commandery No. /: Robert Ball, +. y. e. ri
columbia Commandery No. . aud q. Il. CLARK, T..
Z. g., aud n. y. Larncr, +. Z. c. of lie Mo,S
'nmmanlery No. /.
Odd Fellowship.
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The official visit of the officers of the Crane
Lodge this week will lie made as follows: Excelsior
Lodge No. u, tomorrow evening, and orienta
Al the snaci,I mastiuc Of fine Grand En-
campment the .sth nlt,mo a comm,,eo was apro,n,e,
To act with similar committees from Golie, ownn,
stock in the hall in furierance of projected f,i
during the winter coming
m, Al. - ~, d., r., -,
u" ol''r'S W VIZ 'i'hh ihacihFmeit WI
omcally visit Fred u. stuart Encampment No.
TUESDAY evening next which WIN complete the vista
mons OF TINS branch OF the order Richard Eminons
- F'' WIN deliver me address,
| The rendition of the comic onnra of fin,
| :, Doctor Of AIcant,ra,, AT ohd EeIInw,s u,,
"Wednesday cyen,nr la, was yerv c,c.,,tah. ,n IN
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The A. A. NJ. Manchester Unity held il,
annual session at Kings Ign Music Han Mleneum
I'VE '",l'r par 81 laS, month. ,hc tram Master
W wu,i W ms a''ni.s balen maj no lesS lha
-, ~ in.,,nis were hi'eh hni,ng me naS' year
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~ l. !. "; r. hipra'y Association me
ihe"lhy evening laSl ani leciheh !" close the biai
uu,ing tho n,nn,h' n' 'niS anu August; NO hcch
WIZ We ISSUED hitef 'e lSlh instant h'lt the Librarian
Ie recess a ,rgo nn,nIer oI new ,ots wiil s od".
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nh tc'r annual meeting FRIDAY evening, and cleci.
! mnl,'is rs '"l"ws' Ehw'iu i'lnn, 'hiel ,lp Jol
~ shanh'"y, isl 'alh' '"hn asey, ~ capt; ~
L.. onrand. a. j, donaldson, Robert rr",,,nd an,
I Joseph Burroughs, lieuts.; Thomas W. Fowler
! hnl'; ~ ~, S',"hi,',n, =, W; Dr. D. E'w,n wa
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WI "c'i''' "il"'h w. '''@ei, >''St' MAI
l. u. n. \. Personals. -Brother j. II
Cribs Grand Master of VIrrIuj, WAS uresout nj III
visitation Of the q rand oficers To Federal ,ity oJp