The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1881-01-30
OUR SOCIETIES.
Masonic Nerrs.

called Communication Of the Grand
Lodge Will he held at Masonic Temple tomorrow
evening, at O'Clock.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection will hold its
regular monthly meeting at Scottish Rite Han, Sew
enth and streets, Tuesday evening next.
The regular monthly conclave Of Constan
tine Conclave No knights OF the Red Gross OF Con-
stantne, will be held at Wonn's Hail. on Sixth street.
to- morrow evening
Masonic Pcrsonols.-sir John Corson Smith.
Grand Commander OF the Grand Commandery OF Ill-
nois, and wife were visit to the city last week.
GEN. Tom Thumb, who has been giving entertain
Brother william r. Singleton, Grand Secretary OF
the Grand Lodge OF the District of Columbia; has
week. He is expected to return this evening sir
A. W. Kelley, p. Z. G. OF DE Moay Commandery
House since wednesday last the result Of bad cold
Sir II "A .selgson, OF Potomac Commandery Nc.a, |
fell among the Pirates OF fensance'' last week,
and managed to capture their good Twin by his excel:
lent management OF the stage. lie has "ofphan
that Is frequently done so before.
The Erening dubmnidn (Auburn, N. W |
OF the 18th instant announces the death OF Brother
Wait Talcott Huntintcn, Of Eagle Lodge No. 60 OF
Ithaca, n. Y, and at one time member of Har |
mony Lodge No. ~ OF this city, In 1888 he was az.
until 1855 when he received an appointment in the
Pension tfncc. In 1874 he entered the New York
Post once; where he was EMPLOYED for Ave Years,
NIcrava to reside with his daughters, Mrs. Henry
Jennings aud Mrs. William y. Keller, who were
ted from Eagle Lodge and Joined HARMONY Lodge No.
" OF this city, where his personal friend, Col. L. $.
Tlchenor, was All officer and remained member
III his return to his native state when he roined his
old Lodge.
AT the regular conclave OF Potomac Com
mandery No. 2. held ut their Asylum, High street,
DEAN Grana Master o e knights Templnr of the
United States attended by Sir James II. Hopkins -
g; Master Of Templars: Sir Nelson Aldrieh, rec;
| Rhode Island; Sir Elwood +. Thotne. l.. 4. &. Of
Palestine Commandcry. y. Y. and T.. g. NJ. Of the
Browne, +. G. OF Columbia Commaniery No. Of
this city. made an onicial visitation to that Com.
mandery and highly compl!mented the Sir Knights
the degree of prosperity exhibited by examination
Of their records for the past year Although 1t was
tnguished visitors special hospitaities the Grand
| Master courteously declined them.
Among the notable social events of this
winter which will be treasured up in the pleasant
| remembrance OF our ainusement-loving community
Is tho concert and hop given at Masonic Temple last
Monday night by the Washington Masonic Choir. In
the concert portion OF the entertainment the choir
Parslow. Mr.. Fred Knoop Mr.. r. c. Bernays, Pro.
fessor E. i!oler, pr. J.. r. Lewis and Donch' $
Mr.. +. s. Holiness (he says bad words when you call
him professor, showed marked Improvement, and
@ Ss Dy s
audiences . aS IF asnS @ @
hail. and the Masonic Choir have caise of congratu-
lation the they have achieved since the
reorganization. After the finale of the "serous
business Brother Ed. Hay terms 1t. the floor
was cleared, and dancing made the order under
the direction of Mr.. John Wilson, the handsome
Col. ]. o. p. burnside, Commissioner Raum and
! Mrs. Raum son, and daughter, IL c. Burbridge and
ters Dr. NJ Ford and aay a T''s San %s and
lady, Col. A: II. Holt and sister, Robert Bali and
snIGheTs Ma, :n and Mrs GOse q Virginia. Mar
and ladies g. <; WHITAKER and lady " George George
h daughter, William Hines. wife, and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. John Bussus MIR. and Mrs. j. il. Joehnm,
William IL Hoover, Mr. and Mrs NJ n. Z. Young
1t Mr. and Mrs. II. II: Hazard, William II. Frazier
s and rs f. f rore r W and rs
q Lemon. Misses Maggie and Mary Emery. Susie Rich
Marse Sr1 Kate r. nna1
Parker BROWNE rarsh"Tsi wilson, a rhS S
y Lloyd, sanner. Gilman, EIdridge Grimm, Lee
a spang, II. G. Pearson, Chauncy Smith, j. c. Allen
rs and hosts OF Others
Brother John NJ Henkle, whose seriou
illness has been noticed in this column from time
Re- time, died Thursday morning last at his resienc
re on sixth street. His remains taken II
At charge by Washington Centennial Lodge, which bod
escorted them to the depot yesterday morning. fror
whence they were sent to his former home In oregon
nsssr Ss9gss the p Sody k IN. %, III
member lie Joined Samuel H. o' DAVIS u Lodge s'
IS Oregon, H., he withdrew and united with .Je
lie rusaien Lodge No. GO of the latter place where il
hi passed the chairs. On coming to Washington In 1861
re he united with Washington Centennial Lodge No. "A
se Of .,, which he was Treasurer at the time Of HI
ne Masonic Relief Association. He was Initiated
=, Elysian Lodge No. So /. o. o. F., Mount Morr
il Oregon: H., as charter member, where he passe
es the chairs: was D. j.. q. n. Of Logan District !
isS united ted, with Metropolis Ledge No s Of III
Lodge NO. 20 as u charter member In 1877: was
member Of the l. o. o. F. Relief Association
lr Vermont and also member and director of the L.
Il o. F. Relief OF this city. He also n member
ia Mount Nebo Encampment No. 6, l. o. .. f.,
ne Washington. He was charter member of Friend
.r ship Lodge No. s, Knights of Pythias; passed IL
ng chairs In that Lodge, and was for number OF yea
ny Rank No. is, X Of p, OF the g. 900 class. Il
i. Joined Harmony Lodge No. 10, /. o: Mechanics,
ans was elected Nay & as Smarter sn
n tive to the Grand Lodge He was elected Treasure
no OF the Grand Lodge and held that position until
no quest. He was member and Director In the l. /,
NJ Relief Association and was also insured In Il
ed though he held Official positions In all the bodies
a which he was connected he never sought ofhc
face and Kindly 'T greeting W i greatly '1'
or missed In the Lodge The clerks OF the SecoI
ed Auditors Once held meeting yesterday afterno
N adopted resolutions expressive OF their loss in
ed death.
~ Odd Fellowship.
ere Union Lodge No. II gave pleasant conce
and hop In aid OF their sick members Thursday
To- Ing last, which was very successful.
NJ See record of the late Brother John
ed Heinkle. T. q. of Federal City Lodge No. 20 al
eN Mount Nebo Encampment No. 6. In Masonic news.
rs Friendship Lodge No. II held Lodge
III. Sorrow THURSDAY evening last when addresses we
ok Masters Douglass and A. H. Gawler, and Gran
"a Joseph GawIer, George Rhinehardt, and Alexand
s eIs Ashley.
,gU L. o. o. r. Observation-Disclosures Josh,
"a and NH, PYLE a.
yer Delaware, were In the city last week. Gen j.
out Smith, r. g. NJ, and State Treasurer Of Illinois.
md stopped at Wizards
re-. The first of the series of lectures Lefo
ir Central Lodge No. was given Friday evening la
sn in the absence Of Hon j. G. S. Blackburn, who \
M compelled to be absent on account Of ofcia dut
for Those who were present to hear something good
not disappointed, as the worthy Doctor filled the
admirably.
The regular meeting of Columbian Encam
ment No. "Wednesday evening last was particular
interesting The q. P. Patriarch r. o. Nixon s.
gas this meeting and the result was full house. gen
hat Inc love- feast held and 1t determined that
ar, Encouraging addresses made by the G. r.: /
rs, lis !. F. Mason G. u. Fl John II ssifert PC
mp others. Grand Representative Given gave an exc
In plhcation of the new work.
per Knights OF Pytbias.
ted The brethren will find an account of t
me services Of the late Brother j. NJ. Heinke, Z. c.
s2o Friendship Lodge No. 8, In the Masonic news.
an, - =, 80 .
IA The annual meeting of the Grand Lod
the occurred Tuesday evening last when Grand onic,
the for the ensuing year were elected, folows D.
low Moling q. O.. Charles y. Miller, Vice q. g.: W
Of liam Hines, u. NJ. OF H.; Richard GOodheart, q
Of II. and s.: j. T.. Smith, G. NJ. at A.. Hen
Tegeler, g.. r.; Thomas sunmerscales, u. l. 4
Charles Theleke, a.. o, q. 4; Hayer Nelson, Ora
Representative 10 the supreme Lodge OF the wor
we These oficers will be Installed at an adjourned
nth Ing, to be held February7
A mass meeting of uniformed members W
held last Friday evening to make arrangements
the parade Of the Order on the 23d prOxmo, aud "
. largely attended. j. \. Coldwel, r. q. o., v
OF elected Commander, Invitations to participate la
the been accepted by the several arm associations Of N,
ers folk, Portsmouth, and Baltimore, and II Is expect
pIo that the display Will be very fine. The commit
ge having the nineteenth anniversary celebration In Ina
lie announce grand ball at Odd Fellows Hall, Feb
his u, 10 aid In raising funds to defay the expen