The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-03-26
OUR SOCIETIES.


An official copy Of the proceedings of the
English Grand Lodge Of Masons relative to the death
81 resident Garfield published In THE SUNDAY
hhnstp Oh January ~, mas been transmitted to the
Lowell and the state Department
Among the interesting Masonic events in
tue future are the entertainment 10 bd given by the
officers and Past orncersot Columbia CommandOry No
De Molay CommSndeiy No. to Corinthian Chasseur
Commandery OF PHILADELPHIA.
AT the regular communication of New Jeru-
salem LodgeNo Thursday evening last they received
visitors In the usual way two brethren
themselves as Past Masters from Massachusetts,, who
expressed their high appreciation with the workings
OF the Lodge, and were invited TO lie present at
special communication, held last night which was
| accepted, aud they modesty occupied retired posi-
ions on the rear SOFAS Before the session had closed
one OF the visitors addressed the Lodge acknowledge
Ing that he and his companion not exactly what
they had represented, but that the speaker Brother
Z. Lawrence bad the honor OF holding the position
OF Grand Master Of the state OF Massachusetts,, and
his companion, Brother Edwin. Wright Is Deputy
sented themselves simply as rast Masters In order to
witness quietly the workings OF the Lodges In this
had seem and especially with the fraernai reception
which they bad Received lie concluded by ntoduc-
dress. Bro. W. L. Dennison, W. NJ, and others then
cordially welcomed the visitors In appropriate terms
Brothers Laurence and Wright are sojcurning at the
Riggs House for a few days.
Ouu EetIOwshfr.
The funeral of Brother Francis b. Lord
ST., Monday last, was largely attended by the Grand
Lodge, Grand Encampment Washington Lodge,
Columbian Encampment, and large concourse OF
citizens.
Brother Lucas n. c., of Eastern Lodge No.
lis congratulated all sides for the very splendid
manner In which he gave the work OF the order on
last Friday evening. His Lodge Is proud OF the old
gentlemans attainments and Justly, too.
| AT the visitation of the officers of the
Grand Lodge to Naomi Lodge No. ]: %. OF r.,
Tuesday evening last Rev. Brother J. w. Gray, Of
| the NJ, L. Church, Navy Yard, delivered very in
| teresting address.
| The officers of the Grand Lodge will make
| ciclal visits this week as follows: Covenant Lodge
| No. Is, Georgetown, to. morrow evening, and Me-
chancs' Lodge No. Is. Friday evening Rev. Bro. J.
| W. Gray and Brother John 4. Given, G Rep, are
initiation In No. Is. M
| The COMMITTEES on Uniformed Degree. an.
pointed at the last session of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge met In Chicago the 10th Instant and forum.
| lated Degree, which will be presented at the Sep
tember session In Baltimore. The committee will
hold final session on the Friday before that meet
| ing. - r.rrrHa @ sr- rsr-
| Among the visitors to Eastern Lodge No.
Friday evening last the occasion of the visitation
| ton !. q. NJ. of Portland. Maine, and Brother 6.
S. fllte. 7. g., OF vesta Lodge No. 1853. Smith
Lodge No. and Metropolis Lodge No. 10 were also
present In force. Brothers Hazeton and Hite each
| made eloquent addresses.
The Joint committee of the Grand Lodge
and Grand Encampment to make suitable arrange
anniversary Of he order. Apr, gs beII west,pu
last week and decided to open the Lodge and Encamp
ment rooms during the day and provide suitable en-
| tArtaiuments In each room. The Uniformed Bat
talon will hold evee the main saloon in the even
| Ing, and exercises will be Also held In the Lodge
| rooms. ...t I.. #.... .#..
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4. ". J.. ferSondts.-brother L. l. briggs,
| L. q. NJ. Z. G. r., and +. q. Rep, Of Connecti-
with Ills wife and con st lao Iay
visited the city by advice OF bis physicians. to en-
deayor to escape ain attack OF rheuinatism 10 which
he subjected every year at this season. but failed to
he benefited he rs now confined TO his room with
the disease. Brother Thomas W. Fowler r. a NJ
OF Columbia Lodge No. 10, was attacked with vertigo
Thursday night last and ts confined TO his housp oo7
Fifth street. He was much better Yesterday
nv, '""e. "r"e' "ee hnnics'
Lodge No. /, in Grand Army Han, sev.utb and +,
streets, Tuesday evening next promises TO be an en-
suit all classes, including dancing and REFRESHMENTS
Twenty tickets have been presented to each lodge
obnsop nf Rait,mo and d,ep LANES
hers of the order will be present
Tho f,,.o,, 1T, :. C.,
C. Crump and his associate grand officers to William
evening last had bsnsca, inm,ss
OF members Of the different lodges having
them, and an interesting n,eeting was the result
| telling
remarks were also made y Vice Grand srcbitectF e.
o'Nei!I, Grand Conductor j NJ Richards. and Past
| Masters j. H. Furbersbaw and II q DevIne :
| " N'"N'
AT the annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Maryland, In Baltimore, last Monday
Ing the following officers were elected for the ensuing
! year James A. Geddes, G. A.; Charles G. Quinn,
! V. G. A.; william Louis schey G. S.: william r
Coleman, G. I. Henry Ewalt, G. c., James John.
son, Supreme REPRESENTATIVE A committee was mo.
pointed to make arrang .ments for grand excursion
the supreme Lodge in Say next 3, tue annual meeting
:
5 the District the worthy Masters Of the dreren
Q Lodges, and other prominent members OF the order
Friday evening last Il was decided to celebrate q,
public meeting In one Of our large public halls. tn,
Brother from Bsiimore ON Ss oTSn ,ao, soanl
principles Of the order and musical and literary
ercises. TT - -
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inc semi annual Irand Visitation to Ma
,.osv ~, o,i ~ 'ake place at the navy iard
lodge camnassd arcins,ya,v oY ,nog NJ IN
5 w ~ ,,P ou" 'A'us'e'y vi "a'ai opi'ers' meet
) !" '"o "''e'hoon'
| The new lodge of Knights and Ladies' oi
Honor will be Instituted at Knights of Honor n an
St. cloud Buildinr' corner Of Ninth and r .trea,
nar,bwsst nov, Wsinashav avann anu htLeet
! with about seventy-hve charter members.
The unusual freouepcv of tba assassmo,,s
IN thls oilei during the pass hye months has caused
u, na h ~, ,onhnent. ms excessive NOR
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s,uai n m tsoaled statement. carefully
ii us n, ~, ~ st9im reporter OF Potomac
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ga,e "s he a 80, Jay Pil9r 10 10,
aNe o, .ne sal, At eaen succeeding call this period
NY aoon e,g Gays ana the Ninety
ss,enln as.e's'hent was called on death occurring
fairs none can regret the course Of the upTems Of
hSers IN correcting II as soon as possible and the in
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$50 w ~ ~ "''lo "u''"s h'S S'"y'
IL e.. A. R,-Kit Carson Post No. 2 will ceIa
brate its fifteenth Anniversary AZ Masonic
day evening next by complimentary musical, M