The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1881-01-02

and-ti. vogit, Trustees.
occassia lodge No is-Georgc scuncmann, c, g;
and s. II. Tcrcicr M cfr, u scebc,ie NJ. at A.;
be,t' menrS feceler, John Mass, A. NiedcmsnsSi
| and !. A. schneider Representatives to Grand
Lodge.
u. Constantine, v. G.; r. A. Bassford, p; R. w.
sanders, NJ. at A. James II, Lewis K. Of r. and
W. IL. a. simons, David Gregg, J. X. Garner,
William roboii, and R. 4; Bassiord Representa-
and James Pullman, Trustees.
Union Lodge No. AL. A. M9eklne, ?; c.; r.
| William II. Osborn, X. OF r. and s.; A. Y. Grace,
NJ. atA.; c. l. snook Z. Parker, William u. yogel-
sang, William ". Osborn, and X II. Swinge, Repre-
| sentatives to the Grand Lodge.
section No. Q, Endowment Rank-James X. Watt,
PRESIDENT j. q. Wilson, OF No 10, Chaplain; lialyor
Nelson, Of No Z, Secretary and Treasurer; william
H. Guard; Josesh stickel OF No. sent; August us
| s. Boernsein, NJ. D., OF No. Z, Med Examiner; y.
and Thomas sammerscaies, Of No. I, Trustees.
| Independent order OF Mechanics.
Friendship Lodge No. is making ar
rangements to give entertainment at an carly day
Excelsior Lodge No. IL celebrated their
FIRST anniversary at Odd Fellows Han, Navy Yard,
wednesday evening last, and notwithstanding the ex-
cessivey cold weather the hall was crowded. After
an address Of welcome by Wexford L. Crampsey, +.
| NJ, programme Of unusual merit was rendered,
|
| or, Trumps VIII Win" In which W. y. Crampsey
Z. T. vermllcn, John II. Miller, q. w Palmer,
Tyler. Miss Cumberland, and Miss Jennie Blake as
sumed the different characters. Dancing followed,
aud refreshments were served to all the guests
The following is the list of new officers
'sStSH in the hG ssEsy n1% aSs NO. Ed
W. NJ; T., u. brigham, j; NJ; !; n Farr II; :. /;
galicpger + s s.; II Gn g. Wagner TT John
Capital Lodge NO. iiLThomas Wood, W. NJ; w.
y. Atwell, J M; J. T. Scott, 4; s.; Dorsey Beck.
James Holmes COM. T.. IT, Patterson, n A. Hail.
and c. r. Tanning, Board Of Education. a.. =,
James $. skidmoie j. NJ; Edward y: vsrmillion'
$ Il. s.. J. r. WHEELER, Jr., +. $. John y. Miller,
r.; Isaac Little, Chap George o. Burke Con-; H.
o. s.. Charles i. Webster. II. q. to W: NJ. winiaI
RaSan r hG to W. Man,, M;; James +; Ia,Sert RIG
Temperance Items.
!. Invincible Council, Sons of Jonadab, hav,
elected officers as follows: $. H. Harper, Pat q
". Rented, r. G.. Charles Ilickerson, Chief; $. 7
+. sterrich, V. G.; G. II. +. Relntzel. Guide: A
| II. Jones' A. g.; a. Krouse. L. W.; T. BELT o. W.
, II W. Brewer, Il.
K Pioneer Council, Sons of Jonadab, held tn,
. usual watch meeting Friday evening at q. A. X
, Hall. and gave first. class musical and literary Gu
, candidates were Initiated and the members at mid
/ night united In renewal of the " Iron. clad oath.
Centennial Council, S. of j., have elected
l. the following officers; John l. King, r.. C.; 4. II
IS r. S. scott, r. s.. w%.' ii. Young, +. s.; i
x Georeke, T.; T.. IIumphries, o.: Martin Ahrens
IL A. C.: Thos. Summerscales, l. w; VIM. Boron
= o. W.
"a Centennial Council, Sons of Jonadab
10 beneficial at midnight Friday night partook of
.. supper and remained In their hall all night In the
4. joynent OF rational alnuseinents furnished by u
4. members themselves. The supper was splendi
I'd one, the tables fairly groaning under the weight
nj the good things aud FUN and merrment and 90 Happ
es New Years" usiered in the first morning of 1881
!. The Dashaways were favored with larg
= number Of calls by their adherents In rallmadge lila
r. from 10 A. NJ. to p NJ. yesterday. About ~ o'coc
ia President Alexander Eagleson took the chair and d.
v livered All address OF welcome. The Hon D. 7. lilo
ia oway and Col. j. b. Dunning followed with eloIue
liz addresses when dinner served In the supper roo
la of the hall. The tables were bountifully supplied WI
~ palaable food, and kept well filled during II
nd entire day. and all who called were Invited to partake
number of destitute men being sent from the static
" houses by request of the Dashaways. This commen
NJ able affair reflects great credit upon the Dashaw
Club, and especially the committee of ladies', OF Will
n | Mrs Col NJ ID. Months was chairman. The pr
'h' President Hayes, Mrs H. d. Months, George DO
aldson, John knight. Mr.. and Mrs. william Richsr
son. Edward Richardson, Mrs: Duke Mrs Dora
lis Mrs. Johnston, j. $. Belt, Mrs. George NJ FL
re- more, Hon. ID. +. Holloway, Mrs. l.. II. PA
erson, Mrs. Alexander Eaglesion, Mrs. ";
u" La Pietra Mrs T.. l.. Nicholson, Thomas Nories
IT. Mrs. w. $. Seymour, Mrs. Mamie Hobbs, Mrs.
NJ. Hodes, Miss l.. Hartman, Mrs Julia A. Robert
@ Ing the day addresses were made by Messrs. John
'"' Goblin. Arthur shepherd Col. Al. Bowen of Raj
more, Rev Mr.. Foster, Judge $. G. Mills }. Ia
of Col. B. r. ollphant, WI. Boyd Col NJ d. Mont
ast and Mr.. Jere Williams, and hetween speeches
" audience were entertained with good singing b.
choir, led by Professor W.T.. Nimmo and Mr.. Whip
le The affair was grand and resulted In abb
M seventy-fve persons signing the pledge The Das
M Always meet In Talmadge Hall Tonight