The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-15
OUR SOCIETIES
TnsuuiC News.

The regular monthly meeting of Evan
gelist chapter Rose CroX will be held 1t Scottish
Rite Han Wednesday evening next.
The Masonic grand visitations for this
week viii occur rs follows; National Lodge No. IL,
Tuesday evening; Columbia Lodge No. 2, "Wednesday
evening; Lebanon Lodge No. :, Friday evening.
Brother George II. Clark, of Dawson
Lodge No, 10 aud Washington Chapter No. 2, died
IN Philadelphia Monday last, after long Illness.
Ills remains reached this city on Wednesday, aud
were buried with Masonic honors.
The ROYAL Order of Scotland will hold its
annual session at scottish Rite Han at clock
morrow evening, on Tuesday night the annual ban
quet win take place at the Riggs House. large
number of eminent Masons will he present.
The four Communicates of this District,
Washington No. l, Columbia No. ., Potomac No. 3,
aud DE Mulay No. 1, have decided to visit the III
Centennial celebration In Philadelphia and particle
pate In the Tomplar parade on the 26th instant.
Washington COmmandcry will lie accompanied by
the Marine Band, aud Columbia by Schr0eder's
Band.
The Supreme Council of the A. and A.
Scottish Rite for the Southern Jurisdiction will hold
Its biennial session in this city Mt the supreme Coun
morning at II O'Clock. At O'Clock Brother Albert
Pike the supreme Commander WIN deliver his allo,
cution, upon which occasion Scottish Rite MdsOns Of
the Fourteenth Degree will he admitted.
odd Fellowship.
Eastern Lodge No. will give a compli-
mcntary socahle and musical and literary entertain
m1nt nj odd Fellows Hail, Friday evening, the 27th
Instant.
Brother William II. Frazier, Grand Pa
triarch, attended by his Grand officers, win oncally
visit Mount Nebo EnCanpment No. Wednesday
evening next.
The grand visitations of the officers of the
Grand Lodge for the coming week viii he to Golden
RUE Lodge No. II, Tuesday evening, AMI Columbia
Lodge No. 10, Thursday evening.
Brother G. w. II. Bonitz, p. G.. of Oriental
Lo,go No. ~, died Monday last at his residence,
1890 seventh street, of diabetes, from which disease
he had been great sufferer for several years past.
His funeral took place Wednesday afternoon.
Brother Fred Emmerch, Z. G. of Central
Lodge No. I, and also member NJ Federal Masonic
Lodge No. died Tuesday afternoon last Mt his resi-
ienCe, ~ street southeast aud will he buried to-
morrow afternoon at 3o'clock under tn" auspiccs of
the odd Fellows Central Lodge win meet at % clock
t" attend the funeral.
independent Order of ascchsDica.
delegation from the J. O. NJ Relief As
ISOLATION OF the District OF Columbia visited King
David Lodge No. II, Baltimore last night In the in
tcrest of the Association.
The grand visitations this week will be as
follows Monday, Harmony Lodge No. II: Tuesday
Columbia No /: Wednesday, Potomac No S: Thurs
day, Anchor No. .; Friday, Washington No. G.
The levee of Capital Lodge No. II in Odd
Fellows Hall last Friday evening a grand sue
cess Notwithstanding the rain. Among those present
We're W. l.. seward, l.. II, Patterson, j. p.
d.
Hilton g. W. ". Nanhorn, u. II. Bradford N. A.
Bail, u. Echeberger, James A. Patterson, Samuel
Downing, James Holmes, George r. Huse, j. 4.
Scott, Ed. KO Y. u. Curry, Charles scott, Charles
Bennett, W. Everett WhitmUre 4. u. rannebaker,
l., u. Ray, IL. G. Paul, Sd. Daw, Samuel Harper,
II. r, Yrueworthy, j. G. Wright, a. +. Murth, and
VI. +. Grlglsy, Mrs. W. H. Seward Mrs. y. r.
Trucworthy, Mrs. j. Y, Scott, Mrs. H. H. Ray, Mrs.
j. A. Patterson, Miss Sallie IIanse Miss Susie
Schafer, Misses Maggie and Mamie Kramer, Miss
Fannebaker, Miss Lou Hazel, Mrs. n. Chick, Miss
Clara Leace, Miss Wright, Miss Katie Itatey, Miss
liebcCca franklin Mrs. Terrell, Miss Mary Rothkos-
kre. Miss Lizzie Linden, Miss Clara Johnson, Mrs.
:. Downing aud others
Society Notes.
hHig'ts Of IgthiGs.--T grand officers
vii visit Decatur Lodge No. ., Tuesday evening,
and Germania Lodge No, Is, Thursday evening.
Erpiaadiioa.-A number of items under
the above head prepared aud put In type last
week, hut owing I" the rush of advertisements, and
for the reason that the iron forms would not stretch,
were crowded out.
Sons of onaduJ.-Brother john J. Weed
Grand Chief, has named the following dates for the
semi-annual grand yisitation Pioneer Council No
/, Saturday, october III Centennial Council No. 4,
saturday, october IS; Friendship Council No. O.,
"Wednesday, November /; Spartan Council No. 3,
Saturday, November II; Inyincible Council No. 7,
Friday, November Il; Eureka Council No. 5. Thurs
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