The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-04-09
OUR SOCIETIES..



Tia, tour Communicates of this luri-dic-
tlun Will uuite on the evening of Ascension bty MAY
Is aud proceed to the Tabernacle church and listen
70" HoiWgn ault"pl!le u" ihI d!y tiom hcN w.
Hicks. Ihe Marine Rand VIII head the parade.
De Molav Commaudery, OF Boston, has
Transmitted to I've Moay Mounted Commaudcry 40.
T. ot this city, three handsomely framed group photo
graphs Of the three companies Of sir knights u which
thai Cumm1ndcty is composed. They VIII he pre-
seated at the regular gonclaye Tuesday next,
The seventy. first annual report, for 1881,
uf the rroree,ings Ut the u. w. Grand Lodge of this
jurisdiction is printed aud ready Tor distribution by
the Grand secretary William u. singleton. u CON
tahs beside the regular minutes ot the Grand Lodge
the report vt the Committee ON Correspondence, list
Ut the officers and members Of each Lodge the stand
lug resolutions of the Grand Lodge, aud the general
regulations 10y which the Fraternity has been gov
cInod from l52o ny to the present time.
At the annual meeting Of Washington
tommHudery So !, Good Friday evening, the fol-
lowing oitcers were elected 10 serve Tor lie ensuing
Masonic YEAR Sit William q. Brock, T.. g.; Sit
William q. Moore, Geuo.; \. VI Tuhman, Capt
Gen; Daniel McFaian, rrclate; John Keyworh
q. Henderson, :. W; Charles Shesc, i. W John
II, ulcott, Warden Y. Cromwell Trustee. This old
Commaudery should change its name Tor the coming
year to 90 VIM. q. 50 Commaudery.
The entertainment of Columbia Command.
cry NO. 3 In aid Of the fund now being raised for
the establishment In this city Of q Garfield Masonic
Memorial Institute, viii take place Wednesday even
lug next, nonch's orchestra and quattete VIII fur
nish the Instrumental music; Nine. Annie Rmmcr-
kasper, Mrs. r, s. Chappc Mir II. A Furseman.
and the Columbia Commandery Glec Club the vocal
music, and Mir. u. u. Hay, Professor Edward e..
Townsend and MIR. ia, Lackey win give readings
after which the toor will lie given to the dancers.
Aside from the worthy object Tor which this ehter
tanment Is given the very fine programme presented
should Insure Its success.
The fifth Masonic sociable will take place
on Thursday evening next, the 18th instant In the
Masonic Temple IN addition to other attractive mu-
sic AID reCiatous, the comic operota Of " Penelope,
or the Milkman's Bride, ~ viii he rendered, with the
following cast Penelope, servant Mrs. Nellie
True: PITCHER, In the Police, Mr. John ~ rugh;
Iusser, In the GrenadieIs, Mir. William IL. Daniel;
Chaks, the Milknan, Mir. T.. II. Hay A fun or
ership of Henry Donch. The balance OF the evening
VIII he spent III dancing.
The noble Masonic charity, st. Johns Mite
Association, will take benefit At Lincoln Han OH
renzaucc'' and ''Pmatore - VIII be given the for
| mer Ola Friday evening and saturday matinee, and
the latter saturday evening. The cast VIII consist al
Messrs lerndon Morsele OF Boston, formerly Of this
| city; Prof. T.. H. Hay, Ham Adams, Harry Forse'
man, Frank Pearson, William H. Daniels, and J.. l..
Sebold. Miss Eva Mills Mrs. Jennie True, Miss Mnllit
Byrne, Mrs. T.. NJ. Fadeley, Mrs, Mcleod, Miss Mons
Cook, and Miss Lille Bond, With chorus Of sixty OF
the best voices Ia Washington. This will undoubtedly
he the best performance Of these operas ever given lay
either professionals amateurs In this city. r. ;.
Bond chairman of the Ways aud Means Committee,
| is the business manager and Mr.. Mcleod, orgahist 81
ST. Johns Episcopal Church, musical director. II u
hoped the friends OF st. Johns Mite viii make 1t
success and I'LL the treasury for dispensing charity e.
our widows and orphans.
0dd Fellowship.
Brother Thomas C.. Fowler, p. Il. OF Dan.
| ville Pa, visited Columbia Lodge No. 10 THURSDAY
| evening last and made Interesting address
| Remarks were also made 10y Rev. +. A. sitter, g
| WARDEN, who was present.
| Fedora! City Lodge No. . held its frs
meeting in the seventh street Han Wednesday even
ing last. Short addresses Were made by u. G. Mas
| ter Long, q, Representative COlledge q. Wardei
| ster Joseph Burroughs, T.. q. and Brother Wilson,
| Treasurer of NO.2O.
The first of the series OF semianuual Wis
itations subordlnates by the ocers of the Grand
| Encampment will take place Tuesday evening next
| when Fred. II. StCaIt Encampment No. : Will III
| visited Or. \. \. pObson will deliver a brieG al
dress aud recite AN original poem.
The news comes to us of the sudden death
Tuesday last, at Columbus, Ohio Of Brother JOSEPH
| D0wdaH, Grand Representative I" The soNe'eigi
| Grand Lodge from the Grand Encainpment ut Onto,
and Secretary of the Odd Fellows Beneficial AssocA
| tiOn OF ohio. He was also the Supreme *. of Il
and :. OF the knights OF PYthas.
The Uniformed Battalion of Patriarchs
held their monthly meeting Friday evening last Tn,
committee Of the late fair turned over n, 600 par
proceeds of fair, which win he invested In regis
tered United states bonds. IN addition To the regu
iaT Friday evening drills, the Battalion Will meet fol
| arm OF Monday evenings until after their ahnui
parade the Goth The parade Will take place at
clock the banquet at the National at O'Clock,
10 o clock. The sum OF $50 was appropriated as tbs
share uf the Battalion In the donations to the widow
and orphans.
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