The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-22
our SOCIETIES.

The monthly meeting Of Robert De Bruce
Council " Kadosh viii be held at scottish Rite Han
wednesday evening next.
The grand visitations for this week are APP
pointed rs follows; Dawson Lodge No, 10 and Aua-
Lodge No. j aud Acacia Lodge No.iS, Tuesday cvcn-
Ing, St Johns Lodge No.ll aud Hope Lodge No,20,
Friday evening.
Brother John Il. Owens. Of George c.
Whiting Lodge No. 20, Potomac Chapter NO $, aud
Potomac Commaudory No. 2, died Wednesday last vt
his late residence via Matks, street. Georgetown OF
consumption, after q long illncss and was buried
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock from ST. Johns l..
H. Church
The supreme Council for the Southern
Jurisdiction, a. and A. Scottish Rite, which closed
It's biennial session Friday morning last at the SUI.
promo Council rooms on Third street, was attended
by many OF the most eminent Ma,onS Of the country
The Honorary Thltty-thlrd Degree was conferred
risdlction. Brother William NJ ireland was MAIDS an
active member OF tho Supreme Council, aud ap-
pointed Deputy Inspector General Tor North Carolina
and was also elected Secretary General IN place Of the
late Brother Albert eallatn Macksy
Hon. George b. Lorng, Treasurer, and NJ.
Trimbc, Corresponding Secretary OF the Garncld
National Masonic Memorial Association, acknowledge
tho receipt OF the following additional contributions
Gunnson Lodge No. 80, Colorado sgG; John scanlon
aud T. y. Kelley, Hammock city, VI, r., 81 cach J.
u. Fuller Mount Pleasant, Iowa, Sl; James NJ.
jesse, sewoll Depot, W va, 81 stephen Hayard
Lodge No. 500 Elizabeth, Pa, $50; Alfred Me
ponsld. Lswi'burg "a, u; Clalnorqe !. iIn, VIZ
Washington, D. c., VI.
The committee having in charge the series
Of sociabes of last winter have submitted their
count which shows the receipts, is97, and the dis
bursenents, s677, leaving S22O, which turned
Into the Treasury o the Masonic Board of Relief for
which object the entertainments were given. Dur
Ing this winter that committee will give settles OF
similar sociabes for the bonent OF st. Johns Mto
Association Tho dates already selected November
~, December ~, January 81, and February IS,
The committee promise that these sOciables will
fully correspond In excellence with those given last
winter Brothor Joseph NJ. Wilson Is President;
Thomas W. Sanner, Treasurer.
The four Communicates of this District,
Washington No. I, Columbia No. ., Potomac No
,, and lie Moay No. I, viii leave for Philadelphia
Wednesday morning next over the Pennsylvania Road,
10 take part In the Tempar parade Of Thursday In
honor OF the Bi-Ccntennlal celebration DE Muay
C0muiandory will bs the guests OF Cornhan Chasscnr
Commandory, of Philadelphia and viii he quartered
at the Colonnade Hotel. Columbia Commandery No.
will bc accompanied by Schroeder's Band, and viii
bc quartered at the Hotel Lafayette. Washington
Cnmmandory No Will he accompanied by tho full
Marine Band, and have secured quarters at the Gard
House. The Sir Knights OF Philadelphia viii receive
and entertain tho visiting Sir Knights Mt
Industrial Ilall Wednesday evening" and Thurs.
day aud Thursday evening grand reception
and levee VIII be given at tho Academy OF Music and
Horticultural HALL. Tho District Communicates will
return Friday evening. The Pennsylvania Road will
coll tickets for tho round trip at o. 20 from the 23d
night and viii also sell tickets from Odentun and
points ON the rope's Creek limo. Tho tickets for the
0lF hhIRntS VINO anu return Win their Command
cries VIII he 81 individual Sir Knights ai ladies,
$40.
odd Fellowship.
The proposed entertainment of Covenant
Lodge No. 10 has been indefinitely postponed.
Brother W. q. De Saussure, Z. q. Sire of
South Carolina In tho city last week, attending
the sessions Of the supreme Council of A. and A. $.
Masons
The only visitation by the officers of the
Grand Lodge this week will 10 made to Friendship
Lodge No. II, Thursday evening next at the elegant
new hail, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Tween
tieth street.
Brother William IL. Frazier Grand Patri-
arch, will officially visit Magenenu Encampment No.
=. SATURDAY evening next attended by his grand oni-
49, no ris't".ivh 70 '"'uupi'il flcahlpnieht No
!, appointed for Wednesday evening next, has been
postponed until November s.
Brother Richard Ovens of Harmony Lodge
No. and Magenenu Encampment No. 4, died Mon
day morning last at his residence, 3l7 street south
NJ T.. Church. The funeral was largely attended by
the Lodge and Encampment. The intcrment was at
| Congressional Cemetery.
The elections in the several subordinate
Lodges to select Representatives the Grand Lodges
ordered by the Grand Master to take place at the last
| meeting In October OF each Lodge, will commence
| Wednesday evening next, with Federal CITY Lodge
No. 20. 1t hoped tile best VIII be selected, aud
| thus give the new system u fair trial
Eastern Lodge No. Z will give a compli-
mentary entertainment Mt odd Fellows Hall Friday
| evening next, which promises TO be very pleasant
| Among the performers are the names OF Professor
BischOif, Miss Kate Scott, Mrs. Powell Mrs Bettic
lIavenner McEwen, Mr.. JIM. Buchanan, and others.
BrothcrJ. Thomas Petty Grand Representative, Will
| oliver the welcoming address.
knights OF Ps thias.
The officers of the Grand Lodge will make
| the following onical visits this week: Excelsior
| Lodge No. II, Tuesday evening; Harmony Lodge
No. II, Thursday evening.
Washington Division No. l, Uniformed
Rank, Is adding To its ranks with each meeting
night, and the recruits from tho material In
| tho order. Brother j. T. COldwc tho Commander,
| Is thorough tactlclan, and Yields a Damascus
| blade with rs much scientific precision as West
| Point cadet.
| Independent Order of HechRnics