The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-07
OUR SOCIETIES.



TIE Grand Lodge will hold n stat,d co,,.
munlcation Wednesday evening next at g. clock.
eregularmonthly meeting of Evanrelist
Chapter Rose CrolN, win bc held at scotti,b Ruc
sanctuary wednesday evening next.
Sir WIN. q. Brock. L. c.. of Washington
l9mmandery No, !, has had.a relapse of pneumonia
which has given his friends much anxloty Tor tho re-.
suit w. wv W.
Brother A. II. Shattuck. OF Harmony
Lodge No. i, has been confined to his home The pot
proving. w"
Sir Wilbur II. Townsend, Of Washington
.omm3nlery No. T. OF Hartford, Conu., who viii 10
connection with the pilgrimage To Hartford fe,y
yeliS since was In the city last week to make New
Year g call on his mother, nj 1921 street
The proceedings OF the Grand CHAPTER of
the district OF Columbia for the past year Is now In the
hans of the printer and VIII be issued In about three
weeks. Comp, T.. G.. stephens, tho ohIipIng Grand
secretary furnishes the following informaton3 Yum.
uer OF chapters - members nstreport L. Og5 present
membership, l2i an Increase OF 20; exalted duttng
the year. 81; amated s; rcinstatcd ~; withdraWn
-"' d''i' lbi suspended Tor non-payuent OF dues a.
The Cleveland Herald of the LIST instant. In
an extended description ot the sacred ROOM sci
apart In Mrs. Garneld's residence, saws. "Heneat
the framed resolutions adopted by tho Cleveland
councils Is hung the resolutions OF Columbia r. 4
nnaI'1r no ], OF washington. This is probably the
most highly embellished design which adorns tho
walls. The frame Is OF ebony, and the resolution
and the names OF the members Of the committee arc
worked In black on a white SILK Masonic apron Tho
atter Is ornamentei with heavy gold fringe and car.
dinal ribbon
Odd Fellowship.
Brother William S Buchly of Columbia
Lodge and Columbian Encampment is grnduoily
sinking, and his death may be expected at any tn,r
The semi-annual session of the Grand
lodge wiz be held Wednesday evening next AZ 7.aO
lao 1a fir tt,,,.t .Fs
Lodge under the representative SYSTEM and is looked
forward to with much interest
Metropolis Lodge No lG will hold their
annual pound party - ON the 10th instant ana ay.
preparing programme for nrst.class literary a.S
huscal entertainment on that occasion. The pous,ls
contributed In aid Of the needy widows aud orph,n .
are not necessarily confined to the members of u =,
ing to the pile. - 'u'
q. 4. u.
Lincoln Post No. 8 one of the large, in
met \. H., having IO5 active members al ms s.,,
on us rolls last Wednesday evening Installed thn fol-
j. NJ Pipes, IS. v c. II. II. Smith j. " g. NJ ,,,e.
u. Turnhun, Adiuant; s. y. Thomason a '' NJ
po, DohShne, surgeon; BENJAMIN swallow, Chaplain;
hVpert Nelson, omeer of Day; l.. \. Jewett nncsi
OF Snardi John Morrison, Sergeant Major Iaco,,
Johnson Q. NJ. Sergeant. '''O"
Meade Post No. 8. Thursday .vanin, ,os,
gave their third anniversary camp. firc M ora 81,
Army Han corner of Seventh and l. streets, WI tn
at,tf
year; NJ. A. Dillon, Post Commander, 4 N p,. a.. lhB
s.A,C j; a. Bryan, J.V. C.i j. " Cnnara !. , Ee'
h bint' pr, William H. sterne @. NJ. 4, ~ hnf
n nlIL, surgeons Rev. Il. II. BurghGrdL rL,nI 'im
samuel Baxter, ohcer of Day; II. q, G. Chari un;
OF Guard Then followed speeches. so. ors5 ". doer
anu stories until late hour, the ~
nterspersed with smoking untr mole persste MY
sage We're obscnred from view and The ynccs neJ
the devil with fire., thai nose who could not ight
compelled 10 beat ret sr chSs themselves were
Iudependes
vv s ,to neu.ner L. II. Patterson. p. =. Ruler
published hst VI plncers elected last week ars not
Thur,
Lob seward, asslrted by officers of the Gi aud
10 e, Installed the following officers of Friendship
" age No !: 8. $; Johnson 5. NJ; j. A. Noel,
;: w. Carter, +. s.. j. NJ. Richards, Treas; j.. +.
Hauer, Chap. W. L. shields, Con.
Wednesday evening last the following
officers Of Potomac Lodge No. S, Installed by
Grand Conductor J. NJ. Richards, assisted by Gland
Cooksey, W. NJ; +. Y. rolson, j. NJ. Il. c. Lang.
ley r. s.; J. u. Dement,, L. s.; II. II. Moore,
Chap; q. w, Petit, Con; \. II. Wilkerson, Treas.
The following oflicers.elect of Harmony
Lodge No. 10 were installed Monday evening las by
by brother r. c. Crump, Grand Architect. assisted
ny Brother l.. ". Patterson L. ). Ruler: George c.
Click. $. NJ. Isaac 5. Lane ". NJ; 4. McNeeley,
j. Nj; Samuel II. Turner, II. y: John r. DUNCAN
+. $; Philip lleefer. Treasurer; Il. W. T.. Van
syCkel, Con-; II. l.. Royce, Chaplain. This Lodge
VIII receive two distinguished visitors at their
ing morrow evening who they will he pleased
Society Notes.
Temperate THE matchmaking night
was observed by all the Councils OF Sons of JonaiHb
Pioneer Cou neil No. I conducted the Dashaway
meeting at ot.d Fellows Hail. after which the mem
pers repaired to their hail. and after initiating
efal Candida es united at midnight In renewal OF the
lroh-clad p uge. Centennial Council also Initiated
number and then to the number of half hundred
down to the ir annual midnight feast
imertc m Legion otH onor-National Council
No. 2l7 h ave elected officers for 1859 follows;
Ernest NJ Rosafy, Commander; Charles 4. Gardner,
vice Conn lander: EIIma NJ. Sheridan, orator. John
X. Collette, Secretary: Simon Oppenheimer COeC-
tor; Rudolph H. Sch mekard Treasurer: Ella l..
toilette, Chaplain; Lou sostenstein, Guide Archibald
burgess, Warden; n. T.. jana, sentry; John q.
%, Nelll, N. Demongeot and Gustave uppenheImer,