The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-05-21
OUR SOCIETIES.


WhNONtC NFWNs
Robert De Bruce Council Kidosh viii hold
It's regular monthly meeting At Scottish Rite fhu
Wednesday evening ucyt.
Columbia Commaudety No. has decided
TO make pilgrimage to rhtdelphA n October to
participate iu the celebration VI the two huudtelth
anniversary ~ the settlement vi the citS. IN cousc-
gncnrc thetc viii he driu Zach Friday evening iu-
tUryCuiug hctWcCu the regular meetings, This tom-
maudcty Saso beginning Ia make preparations ur the
tr-annual conclaNc, to be held In san Francisco In
1883.
Washington Commandery No. /, Columbia
Commandety No. ., aud Potomac Commanlery No.
observed Ascension cay last Thursday hy attend
lug services In the evening at the Tabernacle, on
witch occasion Rev. Brother Hicks delivered au ln-
tcresting discourse, taking for his subject the Golden
Rule. The Communicates were headed 10y the Marine
Rand aud the exercises interspesed with excel
lent organ aud vocal music.
At the regular meeting of the Garfield
Masonic Memorial Association, held last evening at
the once Vt Brother Matthew Timhe, CORRESPOND.
| Tug secrciAtN II was developed that the Lodges
Throughout the country are actively engaged In for
wardiug the enterprise. W the Lodges this utls
dlction, Federal No. gu TantteI $500; rentt pha
| turned IN sls2; Columbia StO AMI Washington Gem
tennla 4ii Lodges ftnm all sections vt the county
| are forwarding contributions. Thc hfst cash re
ceiVed came from Evanston Lodges No. I. wyoming
| Territory.
Brother William Turner, Of Lafayette
Lodge No. ~, Lafayette Chapter No 3, and peNlolay
| C"mmandeiy No, I, died ut his residence, 2OSi
Eighth street, Monday last, after an Illness VI more
|
followed 10y dtopSy, aud finally ending In blood pol
s'niuv The remains Were escorted to the baltimore
| and Potomac Depot "Wednesday, by tho three Ma
s"lc hoilts, ahd committees representing each ac-
| companied them To Baltimore, where they were In
| Ietrcd 10y King David Lodge,ot that city. The
rempllr service was performed 1T the residence by
| Sir e. +. Lawson, +. e. VI No. I, previous to To-
| moving the body, aud Brother W. II. Olcot. w NJ.
OF No. ~, performed the Lodge service nj tho GENE.
| terry IN baltimore.
Benjamin b. French Lodge No. IL held a
| special meeting "Wednesday evening last, when two
Fellow crafts raised, the work heing performed
IN the very credltabs manner that has characerlli
all the work VI the officers Of this Lodge tor several
years past After the Lodge closed the brehIen and
| visitors repaired to the Templar banquet han aud
partnok OF refreshments aud very much enjoyed the
| social hour which followed. Upon the Invitation ot
Brother samuel L. Slater, the accomplished W. NJ,
who presided, short addresses made Icy BROTHERS
| Noble u. Larner. NJ. W. Grand Master; G, W. Rem.
nett. of No. II; Harness T.. NJ. VI BOSTON, Mass. y.
OF No. 10; W. a. Galley, +. NJ, OF No Is: NJ. NJ,
Parker, X. W. s. Grand warden; George wallace,
7. NJ, Ut No. Is; Comp. Robert BAN, II. T., ol
Washington chapter No ., and Comp. Charles f.
Coon, III. p LafayetteChaperNo 5. The 'Noah's
Am :, song was sang by the - N"ah's Ark " Clnl
tune OF 4" Aud Lang Syne."
Masonic P,rsOnuis.-Brother James r.
Clapp, Ut kewanee Lodge M. i5s, and Kewanec
| Chapter No. Il, kewanee, Ill.,, with his wife and
daughter Is IN visit To his brother, MIR. 4. D.Chpp
| sl2 Niuih street. As these brothers have not seen
each other for thirty years. 1t may be expected They
are having gcnl time together. Broiher Alter
|
liam VI. Ireland, Secretary General of the Sovereign
Grand Council A. ana \. Kite, for the southern
jurisdiction, arc On An extended tour through the
south IN the interest uf the Rite They were Mont
gomery, Ala, last week.
| odd FeIt0wship.
} The members OF Beacon Lodge are invited
to he present to- morrow evening I" witness hrst
class Initiation.
Eastern Lodge No. has gained five new
members since removing to the main hail. aud Is II
better financial condition than over before
The wagon up for rattle at the late fair o
the Uniformed Battalion ransd last week and
Won by Capt John 4. Chauncey Tor tbs Battalion.
5 Brother John Long, Acting Grand Master
desires the officers of the Grand Lodge To meet hin
for consultation on Important matters pertaining Il
the Order at the Grand Secretary OnGe rneslaN
evening next, at :: 80 O'Clock
Brother Adrian Spear, of Beacon Loig,
4 No. Is and Columbian Encampmrnt No. I, pleas
antly remembered as former clerk In the sixth Au
ditor's ONCE Is now In Pueblo, Colorado, althUug
his headquarters are In san Francisco, California
| lie proposes to remove his membership ia the Ordu
| TO the Pacific Coast.
e Society Notes.
. Sans of JJnddah.-The next visitation {
A the officers of the Grand Council viii ba made I
| spartan Council No. next Saturday evening.
knights If Py hidS.-'rhe Knights ahoul
| not forget that the benefit at Ford = Theatre
| Brother Joseph : .Sessford will take place next Tues
day evening. The comedy of - Everybody Friend
| viii lie given, with Mr.. q. II. Bishop as Major Vel
| liagtOa De BOtts. The brethren sh0uli assist 1
g | giving - Gentleman Joe " bumper.