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


man. \. W; sir l., q. stephens, Recorder; sir j.
c. He,ston Treasurer.
Masonic Personals. Brother Hugo Eicholtz,
the Junior Fast Master OF Armlnius Lodge No. IS,
and his good lady celebrated their silver wedding
Thursday evening last at their residence, lie sixth
friends were Numerous and q very pleasant evening
was spent with the good people Of the house, MAJ
Charles A., APPEL o, Ne Mosy comma Wsni No CIV
Mo-, where he Is experimenting the construction OF
new post ONCE building, He lett Thursday night Tor
Sampson L. NJ. of Lodge of the craft No. 4s3, New
castle, Pa, Is on visit to the city for few days
The newly elected officers of Stansbury No.
"a were publicly Installed on last Monday EVENING,
onciating, after which q bountiful supper was en-
joyed by ALL on the evening the ladies and gem
tiemen OF the village gave pleasant dancing party
which will long be remembered by all those present as
the most ENJOYABLE affair that has ever transpred in
Messrs. Martin, Alexander, and l.ehau, who acted
as managers. few Of the many ladies present were
Scarf, Rohr Carpenter, Miller, aud Myers. The
young gentlemen that composed the committee we're
| Messrs. King, Folsom, Swart Moses, Sapp, Me-
| Chesney, Brashears and Drs. Darling and White.
The seventeenth anniversary of the or
ganzation Of Lafayette Lodge No. 10 win take place
at the Masonic Temple Thursday evening" next. II VIII
consist OF n musical and literary entertainment and
| sociable. The committee Of arrangements. OF which
brother Joseph NJ Wilson is chairman, viii spare no
effort TO make this the great Masonic event OF the
season. In this they will he ably seconded by the In
tegent zeal Of the brethren Of this the largest Lodge
number S Of and BY Of our most Cn
waited and brilliant singers, and the literary readings
win be The %Sst Original and sr ys
Doyle, late OF Philadelphia, will preside al the plano
forte and Professor ponch will furnish the music for
the soclable. The tickets, which are compile
mentary,n can be obtained from the members OF the
Lodge.
The installation communication of the
Grand Lodge was held on the evening Of st. Johns
Day, Monday evening last when the officers elected
l at the annual communication were duly Installed.
. brother Noble d. Larner, on assuming the Grand
ngs Of the order and replete with beautiful SEN
y committees for the Masonic year: By-Lays-L. d.
r Wine, W. II. orcntt G. n. Allison. Grievances
IL. O. Eichots. Accounts-ew. II. Goods, Jesse W.
se A. III Ds G. 'o %, bSan arlsprdsnss@i
! l.. johnson, r. Il; Donaldson, z. @. Davis. Work
he sssnng e. f.
q chairman OF the committee for that purpose In a
beautiful address presented Brother Joseph Mccoy
u to which fitting response was made.
The PMS of Dawson gave their prom
:, ised dancing reunion New Years eve, which wa:
~ wei attended, and, barring the severe weather. WA
a music, aud the inner and woman were acceptabl,
refreshed by the Chester Ice Cream Company During
the evening little Annie Lewis was presented with
y handsome F-X.s medal, the address being made b,
y the president Of the club. Mr.. H. II: Hazard, IL
xa onr 'h he manly MI Charles
& way, wife and daughters; Mr. and Mrs. James Brum
n WIFE Mr.: and Mrs. WIN Gross; Mi. and Mrs; Jane
IS IS H. Hazard, Mr. and Mrs. d. CahilI, Mr. and Mrs
~ II. 2. Springer Mrs. Halaran, Mrs; William F
Es Mr. and M Ti. s.is collins Hi s.s
s Ks ss,s Lama Ss s%a Kn,
me- ms Detweiler Laura Kesecker, Ella Monroe, Mimi
an Green Mollie Waters, Maud Hepburn Annie Lewis
,ds Lille Lewis. Susie richards, Ida Thomason, Ann!
eri yarnell Ella Place, Messrs. NJ, NJ. Parker. A. W
r. ". SUNNY, o. +. Thompson, NJ. Nj. Whtne,
re- :! H. ocott A. A. Brooks David / Towers; y
of l.. Cornwel, ID. C. Bangs, and Dr. 5. ). Bond
Ire Odd Fellowship.
NJ Brother Francis B. Lord, Jr., enters th
week upon his twenty year of service AS Secr
tary of Central Lodge MOL.
he Union Lodge No. IL will give concert an
Ugh hop their hail. Eighth street east the eth instan
of for the benefit OF the relief fund.
mt Brother John Harrison, Jr., of Metropol
No Lodge No. i6 died on the Gath of December, and W
ngs buried Wednesday afternoon last. NJ
'n- Brother Max Kaemmerer, N. G.-elect
Oriental Lodge, has been very III during the pa
rly week, suffering from low type Of fever.
the The condition of Brother John NJ. llinkl
iily Treasurer of Federal City Lodge No. 90 Is not in
proved and he is considered In critical condition
ces Brother Amos Hunt, of Washington Lod;
m No. c. is lying very III with paralysis of the bowel
at his residence 2o northeast, and his crit
cal condition has very much alarmed his friends.
re. The Grand Master will install Lodges No
Win and 81 tie Grand warden Lodges No. and Naon
esi. d. of r. the Grand Treasurer Lodges Nos: ~ al
vel th is Grand Representative Petty Lodges Nos 10
srs. lG; Grand Marshal Wells. Lodge No. o; Ora
Guardian Weaver odge Mo- &C. srp%
Lodge No. 20.
sh. The following is a list of the Office
the the elected last week for the ensuing ST. months
heir Central Lodge No; IL; r 9,Brlsn; M ,G
i i%,e G. Echeiberger F. s.. Charles =. wannall.
IS q G.. p. wannall, j. o. Miller and l.. H. McDat
nn no washington Lodge No. s-Rolerts. Scott N.
ri OF ". A. Torrey, V. g.. Samuel T. Boss. r. s.; 10
tits r Graham Gn ~ Ahdre" 'aeA''"' - .
c Isass 10 s smasSEs s. so, s 3
h at Harmony Lodge no. s1ssorgs 4. Green n
Henry T. Ds Stewart ~ w Aaa% ness 'H
arts Columbia Lodge, No lo1H; Vi BIsbes' n
e M SMITH sh F. ~ y g. H. R XII Sss%on 81
Union Lodge No. H as ym KS51nan n
F ,hs Di Frisna:sp Lodge g.anseq.u
ated Nc Thomas hoss Hynes 81 k, asa sweet H.
vi" Beacon 60 lodge Lodge No. is.chas H. Lua. g.; w
nla- NJ. Gibson, V. c.; Geo. A. Thomas II. s.; HeI
New He'll II, g.: j. W. Cooley, y.
New Frank Il. Headly, v. g.; Ed: Bawseli, RS; Pc
The Harr =. s.; g. "; Leannarda, !: n,,,.
lude Excelsior Lodge No. It's. George Bouls, n
the g: Dake, F. s.; Enoch Edmonston T.;
and Mechanics Lodge No. ls-James II. ChamD
been lain, N. G.; William II. Grimm, v. G.i Win
Its A, Donaldson, X. s.; Robert Butler, r. s.; Jau
en- r. Wallace +. Wv. IT.. Grimm. Henry Payne, :
ona, Robert Butler Trustees FOR one year.
Max Kaemmerer, V. g.; Henry Tsgelsr, II.
oL. Henry Riecks, =. s.; John Vogt, T.. =,
heti- w j. Stansbury, V. q. Charles NJ. Connell, X
the and Fin. Secretary; John n. Hinkle T.. ~
up T.. Roland i'i +. S.; william Gibson T. "
the Columbian Encampment No. i-R: Is. Nixon:
Was b nsnr'ss " Il w. cG s. Tsppan. j. W. yohn
mt Of seGerr, Scribe: u. A. Kidder T. John =. Mas
late Trustee the Board Of Directors OF the l. o. o.
lack Hall
White Magencnu Encampment No. 4-Thomas s. Gosn
earn C. r.; Herman Kahert, II. r.. v. y. Edwards,
work W. James H. Richards, j. W; william T.. All
!, his Scribe; John T.. Herreil, 4.
Fred d. stuart Encampment No. I'D. II. 81
CT; y. A. stier. u. r.; G. r. Wells, 3.
Samuel s%,Isln 4 G aIsea WI Morris Hs'"' se'
tiers, knights OF Pylh1ab.
p and Decatur Lodge No. o has moved from
The hall corner Nnteenth street and Pennsylvania ave
said 70 Rechabite HAN iign street, neoIseD"n anu
" to ings.
pres, pres The following officers have been elected
cinct the various Lodges;
i. and Motley Anderson, v. Q Lemuel Fugtt, r. Cha
q viii +. Miller NJ. of f.; William 7. Boston, NJ. OF
,oee j. Robert Cook, X. Of H.. aud s.; William j. FeI
:,,.s, months; Charles T. Miller, Newell ". Stevens,
s% liam IL. Andrews, Lemuei Fnglt and A. u. Jc
"A r. son, Representatives to Grand Lodge.
u Warn IalUe H. III. q