The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-10
OUR SOCIETIES.
Masonic Ncws.


Brother Allison Nailor, Jr., and Mrs.
Nailor were at Lake Wlnnpscogce last week, on
route to Boston, and having good time generally.
Capt. Edward Fizki, y. NJ. Of Harmony
Lodge NO. a., and rhitty-sccoul Degree A and 4.
Rite, has returned from months Visitto the White
Nouut,ins, Canada, aud saratoga.
Brother Daniel spaulding Jones, p. NJ. Of
Lafayette Lodge No 10 and an honorary member
OF that body, +. II. r. Of Lafayette ChapefNo. s.
aud sif Knight ot Columbia Commaniory No. q.
died Thursday morning last VI softening o the brain.
Tie win he hurled THIS afternoon, Mt 23o O'Clock from
Masonic Temple the different bodies OF which ho was
u. mcmhct meeting at 1880 O'Clock Tor that purpose
Brothor Jones Is pleasantly remembered as whole.
soulcd mau NJ gcnctous impulses aud splendid attain
menis, aud his dcmise although long looked Tor,
will he sincerely regretted Ivy his many friends both
In and out of the fraternity.
Brother Noble u. Larner, NJ. w, Grand
Master, has appointed the following dates upon which
tho Officers ut the Grand Lodge wi ofclaly visit the
constituent lodges Federal No /, TUESDAY,
Is; Naval, No. I, saturday, November 4; Potomac,
No. !, Monday, october isi Lebanon, No, Z, Friday,
her &c; Hiram, No. 10, Friday, November 2; St
Johns, No. II, Friday, October 81; National NO
Thursday, SovemToT % IL n. French G No. So Mon w.
| day, November O. Dawson, No. i6, Monday, October
g; Harmony, No. l7 Thursday, October 90; Acacia,
| No. is, Tuesday, October "a; La Fayette, No. TO-
Thursday, November 2; Hope, No. 20, Friday, Octo
| bcr q: Anacostia No 81 Monday October q q.
G. Whiting, No. % Thursday, October l2 Pcntalpha
| No. %, Monday, November q; stansbnry, No, III
Monday, October o; Armiuins, No 2S, Monday, octo-
bor 80. The visitation to those Lodges meeting In the
small room In the Temple win be at 1890 o'clock; all
Others ut 5 o. clock TiiR SUNDAY HERALD win pub
| Sli tho coming visitations for each week.
Tuesday night last Mount Herman Lodge,
Of Bladcnsburg Md, crowded with visiting
brethren from Washington, Rrightwood, and Balti-
more, who take lively Interest IN this y0nng and
promising Lodge. Among the visitors were q very
| large number of the brethren of New Jerusalem No
.. The WIN, Brother Donnson, and his officers occt-
| pied the respective chairs OF the w. NJ. Brother
George w Maggie, and his officers, who vacated out of
comp limcnt to the officers VI the latter, No. bo-
| Ing hrother Naglc's old Lodge. brother Dennison
then con ierred tho Third Degree upon Brother Cash.
In addition tn nearly Nil of the members OF No o woro
| " rothcrs Enge Of ueorge G.. whiting; T.. NJ, w.
| II. u. Miller OF Lafayette, and Brother WIN lam
| NJ. Seton, Of Naval. After labor, tho members of
/ Mount Herman escorted their visiting brethren
to Goldstiaw's Hotel, where they entertained them
right royalty. Appropriate toasts and speeches were
made, songs sang, and recatlOns given. Speeches
complimentary to sister Lodges were made. A very
| glowing tribute was paid by Rrother william NJ.
Seton, ot Naval, to Lafayette, which elected rounds
OF applause from the brethren, and was responded Ia
| by l.. W. NJ. brother y. II. Miller, who In return
| complimented Naval In n powerful speech, which
ELECTED chconiu,ns from all present. Brother W M.
Maggie made the closing speech, thanking tho brethren
for then Kindness and fraternal feeling. The visiting
| brethren then left for home.