Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-07

Carpenter Is native Of Luray, Va, and Ia now
tine president of the Phenix loan ASSOCIATION OF
81. Joseph.
st. joseph commandery was set to work
july "A, 1913, BY TT En-. Sir Samuel A. Gilbert
&C, under dispensation. The commapdsry
was organized under charter by Em. Sir Thos.
w PARK G.C.G., under special commission
rom the grand commander, October 80. 1878.
4Ee Original number given the commaI.dsry
wnen chartered was %, which was changed by
tne Grand commandery October, 1877, 10 No
=, ths number OF the old ST Joseph and the old
dngh dc Payens Communicates. then extinct
= he following sir knights were elected to the
once OF eminent commander: James n. Burnes,
1000; Joseph 3. Browne, 1877; James r.
Hardy, 1873; VIM. G. Hall, 1S79-SO; Geo. G.
Hull, 1851; N. II. Wilmot 1882; John D. Rich
erdson, jr., 1883; VIM. A. Lord, 1884; Joseph
Hansen, 1883; Clarence G. Hubbell, 1886; John
M. Austin. 1887.
The following sir knights were elected to the
Grand commandery offices mentioned during
ther membership in No. 4, viz: James n.
Burnes, &c, October, 1881; James r. Hardy,
G,J.";, October, 1878; VIM. G. Hall, &C., May.
1851; Joseph :. Browne, &C., May. 1886.
Othcers for 1889 are as follows: VIM. ii. Car
penter, eminent commander: Clrich Schneider,
generalisslmo; E. +. Hartzell. captain generals
Geo. ;. Crump. prelate; VIM. NJ. Shepherd,
senior warden; John ID. Flint, junior warden;
Joseph 5. Browne, treasurer; Robert I. Penick,
recorder; 3. Rlnggold Huyett, standard bearer;
d. y. Turner, sword bearer; Calvin p. Kings
bury, warder; Vim. l.. Branyan, sentinel;
John NJ Austin, third guard; Josiah W. Batch
euer, second guard; Nm. q. Hayward, first
guard.
Tancred, No. %, Moberly, Mo.
Tancred commandery, No. %, of Moberly,
one of the famous communicates of Missouri,
arrived this morning. There were forty knights
and thirty ladies in the party, and they are
quartered comfortably at f226 14th street.
Tancred commandery was instituted under dis
pensation in August, 1874, and chartered Octo-
Der 6 of the same year. There are now about
one hundred members. 1t has attended all
the triennial conclaves that have been held
since its organization, and its banner is well
known This banner Is particularly handsome,
being double. 36x60. and made of fine white
gros gram silk. Embossed on Its surface in
red velvet on one side is cross with gold rays
and appropriate Latin notices. On the front
II the figure of mounted knight with a scroll,
bearing the legend, ''Moberly, No., 1874"
The past eminent commanders of Tancred
are: j. W. Allen, W. IA. Hotchkiss, past grand
captain general; Eli ii. Mix, past tgrand COM
mander; John T. Williams, grand senior
warden; Ledin Silvey. George l. Hassett, J. A.
Heether. Earl Il. kellogg, John u. COtty and
y. E. Hannah.
The present eminent commander is ]. s.
Wallace, a well-known citizen of Moberly, and
the other officers are as follows: A. Il. Thomp
son, generalIssimo; J. W. Morgan, captain gen.
eral: George l. Has5ett, prelate; J. I. Rueker,
senior warden;J. W. Hoover, junior warden;
Ben L. Hardin, treasurer; Eli ii. Mix. recorder;
IL. ?. Jennings, warder; j. w. Barnett, captain
OF the guard
The commandery is accompanied by the
Brunswick silver cornet band of fourteen
pieces, which will appear with it in the parade
tomorrow. The knights of Tancred command
wear the regular uniform