The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-06-25
OUR SOCIETIES.


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Robert De Bruce Council OF Kadosh will
hold Its regular monthly meeting in Scottish Rite
Sanctuary Wednesday evening next.
Pentalpha Lodge No. % and Lafayette
Chapter Nos, ut their last regular meetings. called
OF So during the heated term. Mount Vernon Chapter
No viii do the same after the regular conyocoton
OF July 10,
The select excursion to be given Wednes.
day evening next, on the Corcoran 10 Marshall Hall
by II. II. French Lodge No. 10. wt be pleasant oc.
casion. The g. Oah's Az Club " win be on hand
with fun seleciled OF animals, aud will give fun
history o. inc flood, together With the wanderlngs VI
tho Ark.
AT the regular oonvocation of the Grand
II. A. Chapter, held the 18th instant the death Of NJ
y, Comp Robert Farmer Bowers General Grand
High Priest OF the General Grand Chapter of the
United States, was onicially announced and appro-
pirate action had. By direction Of the Grand Chapter
Comp James r. Pearson, Grand High Priest, hns
dinate Chapters Of this District
The hot season is here, and IL behooves all
to look out for OF escape from the facilitating
Influences Of the crowded city " only for few
hours. The excursion OF National Lodge No. ~ to
Marshall Han, on the elegant steamer W. w. Cor
cotan, Tuesday evening next win afford q delightful
opportunity to enjoy tho pure air on the waller In
good company, and those who desire may continue
1880 aud return at midnight In season for the cars.
Among the members Of Post 9, q. A. r.,
OF Philadelphia, who visited Washington Thursday
last, were Sir j. Spencer smith, r. C.; N..Fcrreu
Lightner, Generallsslmo, and SIRE II, y. hewlett,
u, II. SChenck, s, ~. Sellers, Frank A,
shute, Louis Fottescue, stephen IIetsc, william
Inncs, aud !. Knauty, Of Chasseur CorInthian Com
charge by sirs William Frederick and George s.
KRAFT, Of columbia Commnndcry No. 2, and Srs
phi,. II. Roller, J, II. IlaswCll, and Andrew
Kelley, OF DeMolny Commandery No. 4, and ban
quoted at the sChcutzen Park
Brother NJ. Trimble, Corresponding Sec.
rotary Of the GARFIELD National Masonic Memorial
Association acknowledges the receipt OF the following
additional contributions: Evanston Lodge No. g.
Wyoming Territory, SIS; Burngame Lodge No. ~,
Kansas 81 Sandish Acres, Chicago. Ills, a.: Rob
ert J. Mitchell and Frederick W, Mitchell. wash
West Point, ~; Lewis Lodge No. i37, Iowa. .i5; j.
r. Hayden, Washington Territory, a.; A. V. War;,
Tennessee 81; James Ruthven. Scranton, IA, s3:
Lodge No. 3i6 rennsylvania, $40; Lebanon Lodge No.
!, Washington, u. c., si5.
Masonic PcrSopuis.-Brother George A. Nor.
wood Of Lafayette Lodge No 49, has bren compelled on
account of III health % leave the city, and is located
with his family, at Deer Park. Brother Matthew
Trmbe, secretary Of the Garfield Masonic Memorial
Association, has gone to ohio two weeks visit.
French Lodge No. Is. returned last week from n n
fortnight visit to the - Hub" lie did the journey
both ways by water and enjoyed the trip greatly
Brother Wllilam c. Henderson, L. NJ, of New jeru
salem Lodge No. Q, was married Wednesday last in
Georgia to Miss Kate s. Nichols. daughter Of Hon
John c. Nichols. Representative from that state In
the Forty-slNth Congress. legion OF his brethren
desire to send him and his fair Young wife hearty con-
CALCULATIONS through the medium Of THE SUNDAY
HERALD.
odd Fellowship.
Columbia Encampment No. has created a
COMMITTEES TO arrange for entertainment in odd
Fellows Hall at an early date.
All persons having books out from the Odd
Fellows Library requested to return the same by
Friday evening, the Library win be closed for the
summer on that date.
The excursion of Golden Rule Lodge No q
Friday evening last, was pleasant affair, and COM
posed principally OF young people, who rendered the
fu'.
1.-THE secretaries of the various Lodges will
forward to this Office list OF tho officers cleo ted
soon after their meetings possible they will greatly
aid In the effort to obtain and publish the officers
In fun
All of the installing officers are requested
to I've present at the meeting evening aud
any of the officers who desire to consult the Grand
ofiCc this afternoon from until o. clock
Mount Nebo Encampment No. 6, Wedncs.
day evening last elected officers follows: T. Walter
Charles A. u Volt, :. w; AdOph Levy, j. W.
Thomas w. Fowler, Scribe; John T. Given,
Treasurer.
Sons of Jonadab.
The following is list of the officers elected
last evening:
centennial 'OHnch M II. ". BrOunet, ILtflaIC
T.. II. Mote W. c.: w. II. Cieeey V. c.; Il. w.
Smith, Z. c.: John S. Finch, X. s.; William II.
Young, F; $. iIalvor Nelson, Treasurer; ". NJ,
Bruce. Guide; y. Bunch, Asst Guide A. :. Morris.
l. w: Robert Grimes, o. W. The Council will
move to Grand Army Hail, seventh and J. streets,
July L. William H. Young. Thomas SummerscaleS,
and H. S. Decker have been elected trustees OF the
Council.
Pioneer Council No. IA. s. Dent.,W C., Jasper
W. johnson, Vice c.: W. j. Lelh, Patriarch: e. Il.
PIentiNs. Il. s.: Joseph Savage, F. S.: r. o. Polk
inlcrn Treasurer: G.: w; Mathot, Guide; J. {.
Jonas. Asst Guide: W. II. Thompson. /. w. J.
w. Hayes, o. w: c. r. HOlgkins, Organist
Society Notes.
Knights Of PythiGs.- Washington Division
No. ], Uniform Rank, viii give their first eN.
Cursiou Wednesday next to Lower Cedar Point. OF
the Jane Moseey, leaving SNth-srect wharf ut 30
A. NJ, and returning at 10 +. NJ. This higher rank
Is composed Of the of the different Lodges,
all who go down the river with them can lie assured
pleasant trlp.
l. q. Observation-Disclosures is again called
to the third annual excursion OF the A. 8. c., OF
Anchor Lodge No. Q to Glymont on tho Keyport
Wednesday next. The steamer VIII nake two trips
ut @: 80 a. NJ and r. NJ. Glymunt has been made
very attractive this summer, and good days spor
Ia Fn,,nI harm