The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-09

The following Masonic bodies meet upon the
evenings of the ensuing week:
Subordinate Lodges. - Masonic Temple -
Dawson No l6, Monday, 10th; Federal No. l,
Tuesday, 11th; New Jerusalem No 9, Thursday
18th; st. Johns No. II, Friday 14th Hope No
20, Friday, 14th.
A. A. S. II. Sanctuary-C Cathedral Harmony
No. II, Thursday, 18th. Blue-Room: Arminius
No. 25 Monday, 10th; Acacia No 1s, Tues
day, 11th.
Masonic Hall, Georgetown-G George C. Whit
ing No. %, Thursday, 18th.
Masonic Hail. MISUNDERSTANDING No
24 Monday, 10th.
Royal arch Chapters. S.-Masouic Temple -
Mount Vernon No. 3, Monday, 10th; Washing
ton No 2, Thursday, 18th; Eureka No. 4, Fri
day, 14th.
Tuesday, 11th.
Com6,aaderic9 Knights Tcmplar. = Masonic
Tempe-De Molay No. T. Tuesday, 11th Wash
ington No l, Wednesday, 10Th.
AncicHt Hl8 ACccpted Scottish Rtc-Sanctu-
ary-Evangeist Chapter, Rose Croix, Tuesday,
11th.
Coaterrmg Of DcGees-Mount Vernon Chap
ter will confer the Mark Master degree Monday
evenng-De Molay Commandery No. 4 will
confer the Red Cross Tuesday evening. A com
mittee from this commanderv will shortly visit
Philadelphia to present handsome set of reso-
lutions to Corinthian Chasseur Commandery
No. 53 in remembrance of the handsome present
mandery to De Molay.-Potomac Chapter
No. will probably confer the Past Master
degree Tuesday evening.-Eurela Chapter
No. will confer the Mark Master degree
Friday evening. The grand visitation on the
21st will be very pleasant event. Companion
William B. Powell will make the address,
George G. Whiting Lodge No. % will confer
the 2d degree Thursday evening.-Harmony
Lodge No. II will confer the 1st or I'd degree
Thursday evening.-Federal Lodge No. will
confer the Sd degree Tuesday evening.-St.
Johns Lodge No. II will confer the 1st degree
Friday evening Jerusalem Lodge No.
will confer the 1st degree Thursday evening.
-Stansbury Lodge No. "A will confer either
the LIST or I'd degree Monday evening.-Wash-
ington Commandery No. l will probably simply
transact routine business Wednesday evening.
The interest in Masonic circles will be main
tanned during the balance of this month and the
first days OF December by the visitations of the
Grand Chapter officers to the constituent chap
ters. These occasions will be made very pleas
ant in every instance and will undoubtedly at
tract very large attendance. They will all be
concluded prior to Dec. 10, the date when the
Grand Chapter will hold its annual convoca-
ton. The following are the dates for the visi-
tatons: La Fayette No. 5, Tuesday, Nov. IS;
Columbia No. /, Wednesday, Nov 10; Mount
Horeb No. Z, Thursday, Nov. 20; Eureka No. 4,
Friday, Nov. q, Especially Mount Vernon No 3,
-,.onday, Nov. q: Potomac No s, Tuesday,
Nov. 25 Washington No. 2, Wednesday, Nov.
&C. Especially Washington Naval No. 6, Tues
day, Dec. 2, Especially Brightwood U. d.,
Wednesday, Dec. 3, Especially The several spe-
cial convocatons will enable all the visitatons
to be made in fifteen days from the date of the
first
One of the plcasantest events of the week was
the escort rendered to Sir NIyron NJ. Parker by
the Columbia Commandery Drill Corps to the
Masonic fair at Baltimore, Monday evening.
Among the distinguished guests from this city
were Eminent Sir George Gibson, E. G. of Colum-
bia Commandery Sir Harrison Dngman and Mrs.
Diugman, and Mrs. John A. Logan. A full ac-
count of the hospitalities extended the visitors
by the Baltimore Masons has been published in
the daily papers. The visit was in all respects
satisfactory and enjoyable.
A regular meeting of Columbia Commandery
Drill Corps will be held on Wednesday, at 7:30
2. NJ, usual place. full attendance is de-
sired on account of important business The
commandery has decided to attend the twenty
fifth triennfal conclave of the Grand Encamp-
ment of the United States, at Denver, in Au-
gust, 1892, and have appointed committee to
procure suitable quarters. The order of the
Red Cross was conferred at the conclave of
Friday evening last.