The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-15

TWTs morning will INWWGNITWT VWUWgh TW ClITN I
Win them an extra copy ot Tur 1IEuNLp for the
fratcrs who lett last night their kindness viii no
doubt I've appreciated.
Albert rike and a. q. Mackey, OF this city.
win lie present at the trcnnal conclave in Chicago,
The many friends OF Brother Harrison
bingham greet him asa VI. NJ and q member of |
No, since Thursday night last.
Sir Dorsey Claggctt will return from
Chicago hy way Of IctNenwotth Kansas and win |
also make u brief visit To indianapolis,
Brother John Bussius, who has been i'll |
for some weeks past with attack al rlcurl,y Is |
again "ut, hui not yet fully recovered.
Brother William q. Henderson, W. NJ. vi |
New Jerusalem Lodge 30 ., has gone o the Georgia
springs 10 rccurrrlte his health.
The full Marine Band accompanied Colum
hil Commanicry No. . to Chicago. Ttey lcft over |
ing.
The headquarters of Columbia Command
cry No 9 In Chicago viii lie at the fremont House.
and peMolay ,onmaudciy ut the Great souhcrn
Comp. c. W. Hancock, Grand Secretary of
the GraId u. A chapter with his wife and daugl,-
ter, viii start Tomorrow morning for the mountains
of virginia.
Sirs DIR. C. NJ. Ford. James G.. Balm. and
Col. i. a. Ioyce, who left Tor Chicago last evening
ever the baltimore aud ohio fuld, were accompanied
10y their wives.
Sir A. r. Longley, Recorder of Columbia
Commandcry No. Q. viii visit his children In the
southern part of Kansas before returning home from
Ills Chicago trip.
Sir II. A. Grannis, of Columbia Com
mandary No. ., who Is In business In st. Thomas,
Ontario win join the Commondc,y In Chicago, accom-
panied 10y his wife.
Sir George l.. Corson, Z. C. of Potomac
"m ,,r EeorEctoyn who LETT Yesterday morn
| fore returning to Washington.
| Si, W;ll;o,,, .,r
mandery M. T. and his wife left this morning for
chicago by the PENNSYLVANIA route. They viii make
| u tour of the Lakes before returning home.
Brother David X. Gibson, of New Jcrusa-
lem Lodge No. ., has been dangerously i'll for some
time past ut his residence 2l3 X street. from a
| hincle on his neck, but is now convaleScing.
Brother stephen Just, of Dawson Lodge
| No. IL, whose Illness mentioned last week. we are
sorry to say, Is no better. lie Is at his mother :
house, i2s X street. and not able to he removed home
Brother Thomas l.. Tullock, Thirty second
Degree, and wife returned from New Hampshire
Thursday evening. They left with the pleasure party
on the Tallarnosa, July 20, and speak in high terms
"f the cnioyments of the trip.
Sir George Gibson, Treasurer of Column
lila Commandery, is compelled to forego his visi,
to Chicago on account of the serious illness OF
his daughter. Sir ID. II. Anger will act as Treas
nrcr during the trip in his stead.
On Tuesday evening, on the occasion of the
grand soires tuSfc1e Il einpsnate I'm Chicago three
orchcstras composed of $50 performers will render
knights Tempnr q rand Heroic March, y composed
Ivy Trench especially for that festival.
Sir John II. Hood, p. +. C. of Potomac
Commandcry No. D. of Georgetown went I,
Chicago the guest Of Columbia Comman,ery No.
:. Sir Hood is accompanied by his estimahle wife,
are also quite number "f The ttaters.
! Sir I. l.. Johnson, f. C. of DeMolay Com
mandcry, and family, left Thursday night for chi
A cage over the Baltimore and ohio read. and Nol,
g -. Larner AMI family and Joseph Gawler and wifi
r started over the same route Friday morning.
e Sir NJ. W. Johnson, Sword Bearer OF d,
Il Moay Commanlery No.l, and his sister, Miss Jennie
leave for Chicago this morning. SirJohnson has char
i tered Pullman sleeper for the accommodation of tia
laly friends of the remplars going 10y this train.
Sir James =. Pearson, =. l.. C. of DeNlola,
Cummandery, and wife leTt yesterday morning fo
4 Chicago. Sir Pearson has been appointed Commando
u nr the nineteenth division Of the grand procession
u which is composed entirely of mounted Command
: | cries.
e DeMoay Mounted Commandery No. 4 vii
It not all go To Chicago ON the same railroad lines, III,
e viii rendezvous at headquarters in 'hirag" an
9 unite again as a '"inmandery. The horse accontrr
e ments will he sent "n In charge of their quarter
ii master.
!, Mrs. and Miss Alice Burnett. wife an
If daughter Of Sir u. L. Burnett, of Columbia Com
mandery No. ., returned To the city last week, an
lie Miss Alice left again last evening, In company viii
1t the Commandeiy, over the Baltimore and ohio road
= la visit friends in Mount Pleasant Iowa.
/, DIR. John Edwin Mason, Recorder of La
10 iayetle Council, has accepted Invitation delivr
As the poem at the centennial anniversary o the Academ
m in Massachusetts, where he was fitted for college an
rs viii stop his way Nvna Scotia lie left her
ir yesterday for Prince Edward Island British Mort
50 America.
D, Brother George II. Morgan, of Anacosti
y Lodge No. -, Mount Vernon Chapter No. =, Colun
~ hia Commandery No. .. and the Masonic Relief Assc
rs citation, died suddenly OF appopleNy sunday m"rni
a Yard. Wednesday afternoon, the Lodge Chapter
,y AMI 'omnaniery attending with music.
III The General Grand CHAPTER of the Unite
II states will hold Its sessions In Detroit. Mirh con
er mencing the 2it' instant. Companions NJ. Trimhl,
s VI. E.G. u. p. j. II. Loclum, DC. IL. Priest and +.
he T.. Pearson, T.. q. King, Will represent this iuris,
ns tnn. Companion N u. Larner is the General RAJ,
h. scribe, and viii also attend the sessions as WI
g Brother Joseph 8. Mccoy, Grand Master.
A. TLa :. crrsod..rs, ,,o,io,;,,, :, ,o,,,,,,,
~ ny NruHau'iS association, cohhert'
H. ", hs is"n" ,s,,, $40 nmegnamy en-,
% uuuing II m.mlerg in meet nj ih. sherman unus
I'm In chicago at s H. NJ August 49, Tuesday event,
=, a banquet viii he given and an Grafton delivered
u, | sir W. &. M0relnd. The Crusaders banner Will
mt has twice crossed the Atlantic will lie dIsplayad
10 w., =,
Use Brothers Albert Pike and w. NJ. lrelai
ed arrived at santa ~ New Mexico the 9Th instant a
m were received by committee of Masons, one Of whc
r. maiery No. . Of his city, who Is in that country
me the agsn Of The Land once Brother PIKE last W.,
yom"g rY and s Ssw ssns ag" Ws m
and under tile yellow nag Of the Mexican Republic.
TIL. venerable Brother Thomas ANGEL
Iienrico Union Lodge Of Richmond, Va, and
many years Grand Tiler Of The Grand Lodge of vi
MI pu died The An instant a The rIue ,pe ~ .y.ut
Ing tive years, and was buried The 9Th instant, his odg
,t. Chapter. and Commandery attending. only "A #
ID weeks ago Brother Angel was visit To this c
nor and stopped with Brother J, T. Crampton Of la
ige son Lodge No. 10, ~? seventh street sonthwe
49, of the A. and A. EIte.
~, ~,
W The reception and escort of Sir James
IT, Balm, q. e. Of Virginia, by Columbia ComnaI
er cry NO. and Washington tomnandery No. l. a
W the subsequent serenade rendered MIN at the Eli,
en- iiohse ny No. :, Fihiiy night winch has been ~
"emp@sn ~ 10 'ns wy a,a Genial MS sir Knrht
eN- was =. dome nm to the handle, by CournIn 90