The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-01

upon high authority. win not he disturbed Ivy the non
intercourse between Lodge and Chapter members.
Brother John NJ. Hinlile, Treasurer of
Washington Centennial Lodge No. ~, has recovered
frum very Illness, occasioned by the removal
nj canceious tumor which WAS successfully accom-
plishel by pr. Elliott
Brother Harvey II. Hazard. President of
the ''pN-S Club, - of Dawson Lodge No. 10, has at
last condescended to explain the meaning OF the |
cabalistic letters. II means r-ara's N-pound SON.
The explanation arrived last sunday.
Pentapha Lodge No. % and Mount Yer
Chapter NO 3 have united together for the pur
pose OF giving an excursion to Marshall Iiall on the
steamer W. W. CurCuran Wednesday evening next.
The boat win leave NJ $50 and return at 1880
Brother James II, Gulck. of b. B. French
Lodge No. l5 died sunday night last at his residence,
No. I'll street southeast, and buried Tuesday
afternoon. at O'Clock the Lodge attending In ear
riagcs. Efuher Huck was u member Of the Masonic
Relief Association.
The round-tiip tickets for Chicago, S17.25.
90 by and return by the other. will be ready
for sale the 10th instant and lie purchased M
to the 10th instlnt-those for lie Molay Commandery
from Sirs l. l.. johnson and y. ID. iarner; and Tor
Columbia Commandery from Sir NJ. NJ. Parker. Sir
Knight Cochran and Others, of charlottesville, Va,
will accompany No. ?.
Brother !. o. c. IIoskins. p. NJ of New
Jerusalem Lodge No. .. died sunday night last of
consumption At his residence. corner of Tenth anil
streets southwest. The remains taken to Alex
andria and buried there Wednesday afternoon the
Lodge accompanying them. The funeral cortege was
ioined at that place by Brother +. +. Dcwnham. u.
drew Jackson Lodge No. 100, and delegation from
that Lodge.
The funeral of Brother George W. Cham
berlen largely attended Tuesday afternoon last by
Hiram Lodge No. |, Mount Hsreb Chapter No. land
DeNTclay Commandery No. 4. The Templnr service
performed ut the Western Presbyterian Church
by sir /, l.. johnson. z. c., and Rev DR.. Wynkoop
Masonic Choir rendered the music for the occasion.
The remains We're Inferred in oak Hin. Brother
John u Newman performing the Masonic service vt
the grave The W. l.. \ Corps acted as an escort to
the Masonic bodies.
The day and evening excursion of the
as. V. y. V" Of Lebanon Lodge No to Mar
shall Hall on the ". W. Corcoran Wednesday last
deserved success In every particular. Many Of
the families of the members went down bv the morn
ing boat and spent the day at the Hail. but the great
majority took the evening trip The attendance
very large and from the marked of this the
initial excursion OF the club. II Is expected others viii
| follow. The efficient committee in charge was com-
| posed of Brothers W. j. Acker, James c. Addison
q. W. Riggles. John W Mclaughlin. T. g DeNloll
W. l.. Seats, c. ;. Price. u. Ii. Dixon, and Thomas
". Sweeney. A novel feature ot the occasion
riler armed cap-a-pe In complete suit of japanese
mail and proof armor, such as Is by the ''sam
the Hall was much enjoyed. and the trip home was
made delightful Ivy vocal and instrumental music by
led by Brother Knight. Among those present were
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett. Mr. aud Mrs. ID. q.
Dixon, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor. Nr. and Mrs.
". l.. Sears, MIR. and Mrs G. $. Price. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ". Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ross,
| MIR. and Mrs. l.. NJ Penheld, Mr.. and Mrs. David
| Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Adam Geih, Mr.. and Mrs. &c
and audi" FAMILY. Louis Kesr and family Mr. and Mrs
| Vim. a. Copenhaver Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Murlock,
Mr.. and Mrs ". II. Hughes Mr. and Mrs Harry Cava-
| naugi, Mrs. George Holmes and family, Mrs James
'ii'a NE w. n,S ME- t,,i NJ ruo I
piper Miss Emma camp Of Montpelier. Vt. Miss
Annie Kealcy. Miss Linda Volt, Miss cecie Goner
Miss Lille Acker tile Misses Donaldson the Misses
snyder Misses Elass Young, ten,eld lmri n Mnl-
~oo,,o '' un,m on,n,rom Ioy.u Wn,n. atar
man pg p" nrayt Is,ra,, IJn,r nnx,,I Iarne,
Gr,,,, Nci an,hiiu Wassrs anI,aw Ci,.g r. n
| yomng Joi,n Jmrie Charles MaIeg lanes / ans.
burg. Dr. II. X. IIazen, Phil. wallscb Or. ". r.
G. ilaze' Adam hGSe, Robert one, Love ,ohn hstkc'
Mmuisw mssS %, H,,s1 LUZ ma nN'" ~ 'ng
H. heIhons W.. ~ ~ 'onh'o, n JON" ,''eF' ~. y,
!. A. wise. Jere Williams, Of Monroe, Mich, aud
Norman Ward, Of Chicago, ILL.,
n,., reI,owshtn
q, ooo
PennsylNahla mas a membership OF l,oou
when Is ehofdteh III '"' ionges'
The new Lodge, Golden Rule NO. u, vii
meet IN t,,e ,en'i"i h'"' oh "e'eh'" street, ever!
'"eS''S ''o""s'
| Brother A. j. Donaldson i. g. p. and
son viii leave for their annual visit to st. ,eorge
; | Island Friday next
The authorities Of Toronto have tendere,
their eg,s,tiye Hall for the sessions of the soyercp
, | Grand odge seutrml,er next
:
Rev. j. ii. Sweet, Grand Secretary, will Q,
to Hamilton Va the latter part Of this week to re
] cuperate his health, which Is somewhat impaired.
I Brother Charles Lemon. p. G. of Excelsio
, Lodge NO. II, with his wife and daughter, Mrs
PrIett will leave ThurL,iay next for Boston, taEin
! the steamer al baltimore.
,
The Prince OF wales has presented to tn
odd Fellows OF Launceton, England, beautiful hail
erected at his personal expense valued at ;35 GOO IN
! dependent OF the Land upon which 1t Is situated
: Brother Hugh Latham, p. q. NJ. and p. G
| II of Alexandria Va, IN The Clty Yesterday