The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-12-12

new members were elected. The following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year; Albert Pike Prcs-
First Vice President; Dr. =. n. Blake Second Vice
President; W. w. Ireland Secretary; T. l.. 1ullock.
Iocn. Stewards. The con.tItnt,on was sNnendcd 80
as 20 provide that the annual dinner shah hereafter
take place on the evening Of the Tuesday succeeding
the annual meeting. The meeting was OF the most
Interesting character bringing together old members
OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who have borne the heat
and burden Of the day IN all good Masonic works hut
who. from advanced age, prevented from regular
attendance on their Lodges-mcn who but for these
banquet took place last night ut Driver Schoheld's,
and was most elegant affair In all Its appointments
There were present from other Jurisdictions Hon
George u. Loring, Of Massachusetts,; Elwood y.
Thornc, Of New York; Gen. John c. Robinson, NJ
New York; Dr. John NJ Biowne, Of California;
Poorc, Of Massachusetts; lion. o. ii. Irish,
of Nebraska, and Col. u. G, Boudlno Of the
Cherokee Nation Covers were laid for forty persons
and the meal was served In courses, between which
the toast read by the venerable master of
monies Brother Albert rke, and the responses made.
Those who responded to the regular toasts were Dr.
Lorng, DR.. browne James q. Balm, J. II. Thomp-
son, Ben: rerley Poorc and simon Wolfe. Col. Bou-
Balloch gave one Of his characteristic Scotch ballads
As all such occasions should close, this ono concluded
by making generous contribution to the poor,
Messrs Driver Schofold oyertorped their celebrated
'ox roast ~ of last Thursday In the preparation Of
this feast and made the recipients OF unsiintcd
praise from every guest present.
Brother William r. Singleton, Grand Sec
VIII commence tnrec sepathtt NI
lures free to ALL in the library OF the hall COM
mcncing this week at O'Clock, on Monday, Thurs
day, ami Friday nights. ON each Monday night the
subject will be Z" Jerusalem and Palestinc'' Thurs
day night, 'sciencc of symbolism. and their Inter-
pretation - and Friday Nights 90 History OF Frcema
sorry and the Various Ritcs.'
| Odd Fellowship.
Brother II. Clay Espey, p. g. of Friend
ship Lodge No. ~. was watched ~ by the book
binders OF the Government Printing once wednes-
night last, and thinks II very pleasant.
| Brother Hugh q. Divine, =. g., will de-
liver lecture before Mechanics Lodge No. u.s. q.
| y. f., on next Friday, the nth: subject, ''our
| Departed Dead. Members of sister Lodges arc
fralernaliy invited to I've present.
Brother Christopher c. Long, of Union
| Lodge No. II, and +. q. +. Of Magencnu Encamp-
deucc, ios3 New jersey avenue southeast and will b,
hurled this afternoon at 1870 o'clock the Lodge and
Encampment meeting at 1880 to attend the funeral.
The Odd Fellows fair, which opened last
| Monday evening. has had q successful, week, and Is
growing In interest. From the FIRST object that strike;
the eye upon entering the hail. little Miss Julia Our
and as "The old Woman in Shoe, y until you have
again reached the door your way out everything Is
"a thing Of beauty The voting for the different
articles At the close of the fair last night stood fol-
McEwen, 23i: Miss T.. Henderson. 1o7: Mrs John
| T.. Graham, 40; Miss J., Domer. %: Mrs. II. A.
MshSaa b Miss Es Ghaun,ey 20 Printers Com
Roderick 5: W. II. Linton, II; A.G. Allison Lodg,
Jeweis.Cclumbia, u; Central, 1; Beacon, J.: Col
aidscn. s. School writing. Desk@Miss Bartlct, Is
49, a Mss s saxwe s. Hiss M,s.
Z; Miss Martha Barnes, .. Patriarch Unform-w
II. Frazier, 81; j. X. =. Carpenter, 81; Thomas W
Fowler, 81; J. z. ErgoeI, !: J. 4. Chauncey, 81; F.
l.. ourand, .; 90 Stevens, /; Maj. Ed. Damn, 10
u. Fisher. 1: II. Trouland, .. Combination Collar
II. Gawler. s7i; Joseph Burroughs q; j. IL
Seiaert o. ). 7. Ghasneey, 8: g. =. Em,nGns, II
/ a EnCtDun-J. IT, II II
Letter-carrier's Unlform-J. s. ourand. 40; hyatt
2: Britain, =; Carew g. Sergeant. Sword; yetera
The programme for next week is as Follows: Monday
Washington Light Infantry Corps; Tuesday, Nationa
oasS RED sn Thasy T. o. IN
Tuesday evening grand concert also will be given
which Madame 6 s. Moore Mo- of ph'sasphS
Beethoven Quartette and other talent will PARTED
5 pate
. society Notes.
e The Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythia
. held an adjourned meeting Friday evening last II
committee appointed at u former meeting to prepare
programme for the proper celebration of the eigf
teenth anniversary OF the Order, February 10, r,
meeting and banquet at night, to conclude with
Ievee. The report was adopted.
Spartan Council, Sons of Jonadab, wi
celebrate their second anniversary at Tallmadge Ha
Tuesday night next with musical and literary snte
Howard and Hon. Horace Maynard will deliver sho
addresses. Instrumental music will be furnished |
Miss Grace Berlin, Mrs. A. G. Bufbridge, and MI
Annie W. Lilibridge. Vocal selections will be give
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Frear, MIR. and Mrs. A. "
Fisher the Misses Crawford Miss Katie NJ. Ellis
and Mr.. George II. Lilbridgc. and Rotations /,
Dr. N. Frank White, and DIR. F.. A. Duncan. II
Invitation is very neat, and something new In tn
4 line.
II At the annual election of George {
Meade Post No. 5. Dept. of Potomac, G. A. II. hel
a on Thursday evening. the following officers We
elected Thomas q. Ailan Com; NJ. A. Dillon, Sr
i V. COM; Levi Maggie, Jr. V. Com; W. n. Stern
Q. NJ; W. w. Lesh, Chap: W. X. Hammond
Surg; E. C.. Glumley, o. D.: w. II. Maxwell, {
!, g.; j. A. Smith, }. d. Burke, and Thomas
= Allan G. of Adm: w. II. Sterne Daniel Ranie
I, and W II. wormersey, Delegates t0 the Departure
Encampment; Charles 4. Hutze, George T. Carte
l. though the infant Post Of the Department being e
" than one year DID, has made wonderful increase In
h ranks and has taken high stand In the advanceme
OF the principles OF tho Order, and Its members mt
times make 1t a point to extend the hand Of goo
fellowship and fraternity to all comrades.