The Sunday herald., 1881-02-06
OUR SOCIETIES.
Masonic News.

Masonic News.
The quarterly meeting of Albert Pike
Consistory viii be held at Scottish Rite Hall Tuesday
evening next.
Rev. Brother T. A. King, of Potomac Lodge
ton Centennial Lodge No. Il the 18th Instant SUBJ
1ect; 'signihcance OF the Temple
The regular monthly meeting of the 81.
Johns Mite association viii he held at the residence
Of the Secretary Brother Mex Gardner '2i Penn
Brother William e.. Tom, Grand Secretary
the 2ith ulmo on board the cars while the way
to the Hot Springs Of Arkansas for his health.
Brother r. c. Lewis, the Junior Past Mas
ter OF National Lodge No. ~, who so ably presided
recipient OF Past Master regulation Jewel Tuesday
evening last, the gift OF the Lodge.
The members of Washington Centennial
Lodge No. u presented a beautiful Past Master
municaticn Thursday evening last. Brother A. 7.
Longiey, r. NJ, made the presentation address. to
which the recipient made happy response.
The Washington Masonic Choir, at their
meeting last night elected the following officers for
the ensuing year; Brothers Robert Ball President;
Charles W. Hancock, Vice President; Y. A. Rockar,
Secretary; John Wilson, Treasurer; r.. s. Holmes.
Leader; Joseph Hodgson, Librarian. The choir VIII
will give another concert and hop in the latter part of
next month, which news viii lie received with great
present at the last entertainment OF the choir.
The Masons of Kentucky are making ex.
tensvc preparations for the celebration of St Johns
day in the city OF Louisville for the benefit of the Ma
sonic Widows and orphans Home The ceremo, ,, o,
Jane. There will be grand parade Of militia,
knig ht Temrlars, and knights Kadosh; competi
drill by COMMUNICATES OF knights Tempiar; broad
sword combat and other attractions FOR which prizes
will lie awarded.
Masonic Personals. The many friends of
son, r. +. {. of Columbia Conmandery No. ., were
greved to hear of her death, which occurred the
morning Of the sd Instant: Her funeral VIII take
wills, OF columbia Commandery No. = is in the city
is stopping at iioi G street Sir j. A. Augusterier,
| of DeMoay Commandery No. !. and Miss s. Donna
| more December "A. Brother John, why did you
leave This District to get into that blisstul safe
The Pirates of Penzance will capture
Major General Stanley and his numerous daughters,
and rtee rersa next Thursday Friday, and saturday
matinee, at odd Fellows iIal for the benent OF that
noble Masonic charity, the st. Johns Mite Assocla
'heart taken ~ on these occasions will be personated
| by Miss BERTHE Crawford, and Mr.. Frank Baxter
sense OF duty act on her suggestion; while MIR.
James c. Duffy will assume the role Of the pompous
Mai. General Stanley and do the crying business in
the second act. which will, without doubt be very
laughable. The other characters will be worthly
represented, aud the chorus will consist OF forty well
Pirates y at the Insane Asylum one night last
| week, which was highly applauded, by the inmates,
| to whom 1t was treat Indeed.
Brother George B. Clark, P. NJ, of Wash
ngton Centennia, Lodge No II. who accompanied the
remains of the late Brother John NJ Hinkle, tc
Oregon, H., returned home Friday evening. He re-
ports that he was mt at the depot by delegation
the body TO the house of the daughter of Brother
Hnkle, from which place the funeral took place
f.I. Af.tI
dist Church. which was filled with the relatives and
friends OF the deceased The remains buried II
Clark performing the Masonc:buriai service Th,
members Of the odd Fellows Lodge present, bu
did not participate as an organization Tor the want
regalia. The citizens generally We'd with the rela
tves in making the stay of Brother Clark pleasant
and the Lodge passed resolutions expressing the
thanks both to Brother Clark and the Centennial
odd Fellowship.
DR.. John Edwin Mason, D. G.. NJ, is ex
pected to deliver the third of the of lecture
before Central Lodge No. Friday evening next.
Columbian Encampment No. / will hole
its regular meeting Wednesday evening next, whe
every member Is expected to be present. Help alon
the boom.
| Brother R. L. Thompson, of Beacon Lodg
No. Is, Is Ill with dropsy at his residence CapitO
Hin. Brother Lewis Schultz of the same Lodge /
street, between Sixth and Seventh, is also rerorte
; sick.
The Uniformed Battalion of Patriarchs hell
Its regular monthly meeting last Friday evening.
committee appointed to arrange for musical am
dramatic entertainment and hop to be given the 2s
instant for the benefit OF Columbian Encampmen
No. 1.
The lecture delivered Friday evening las
, | before Netropolis Lodge No I6 by Brother r. u
Brainard was listened to with great deal OF neres
by the members present. The subject was ''Ancie
Greece, being short sketch Of its past religion
peculiar schools. The next Of the series will be mex
Friday evening when Brother W. j. Drummond. T
c.. win deliver an address, and Brother II C. Stevens
Pc. will give reading
Brother William Harvey, p. G. of Colum
I ba Lodge No. 10: Mount Nebo Encampment No. 0
and an honorary member Of the Uniformed Batalio
of Patrlarchs, died Friday morning last at his resi-
face from which lie had suffered for many years nj
iuneral'w take place this afternoon at O'Clock, tl
S | Odd Fellows Hall at O'Clock.
Improved Order OF Red Men.
q Several braves of Usage Tribe No. & tool
the trail to the wigwam Of Logan Tribe Nos Thurs
y day night last, where a pale face was adopted.
II II is expected movement will be made a
the adjourned session Of the Great Council to cele
brate the anniversary OF the Order which occurs tn
i 18th of May next.
An adjourned session of the Great Counci
# this for the purpose of raising up the Grei
: Chiefs, and finishing up the Great sun.
II Usage Tribe No. attended the funeral G
Thomas X. Callahan, from the Fifth Baptist Church
: the Tribe being James Pulling. William S. Mann an
a r. IL Greer. The burial service OF the Order wa
read In very impressive manner by the Prophet,
. =. Crabbs. The remains were inferred In Genwoo
: | Cemetery.
: Society Notes.
!. o. Mechanics.-Brother James Black, {
Friendship Lodge No. 7, who has been suffering Il
month past with distressing disease, was reporte
e better yesterday.
g Sons of Temperance. ce.-Howard Division No
i will give one OF their popular public entertainment
at Mount Vernon Hall, corner OF Seventh street an
i New York avenue. Wednesday evening next.
Y Sons Of .JonadaJ.-Brother Watkins Add
son, Jr., Grand Secretary Of the Sovereign Gran
Council OF this order, died Friday last, after an II
ness Of several months and will be buried ths aite
n 1910 North Coy sire t, Georgetown.
. /. o. Rechab,tes.-The following officer
d Of Eureka Tent No. III were installed Friday even
q ing last at odeon Hall: j. Is. Moore, Gbep.; s. ii
: Bell. r. G; r. J.; n. Richards, e. r.; T. {
X. Sup; e. j. Andrews, l.. Sup.
s knights Of Py,hios.-The Grand Lodge vii
i hold an adjourned meeting to. morrow evening :
coming celebration of the order the esd instant,
take action on the same. 1t is expected that the u
preme Chancellor win be present and address IL
Is knights at the meeting to be held on the evening
the 2sd. A mass meeting was held Friday evening
Red Mems Hall, when encouraging reports were r,
ceiyed from several Of the sub committees.
4 ParlOr Furniture and Upholstery.
:, julius Lansburgh, 3l5 Seventh street, ha
l. corps OF efficient uphosterers constantly busy cove
Ing Parlor furniture. Hisprices are extremely
4 able, and all work hist class.
!. Who Are Better OF by Having Boug !,
Prudently?
y Among the drawers of tenths of the fir,
capital prize OF siOO, 900 MI. Joseph stickel
y 800 Grand street, wiiliamsbuIgh, n y, Messrs.