The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-15

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Past Grand John Fleming, of Martha Wash
ington Lodge No. 3, addressed Ruth Lodge
last Wednesday evening.
Brother j. A. Haywood was installed Vice
Grand of Washington Lodge No. in place of
Brother John +. Rowles, resigned.
Maj. Edward Dunn, who formerly commanded
the uniformed Patriarchs of this District, has re-
turned to the city to reside permanently.
The garden party of the Grand Canton, P. NJ,
will be held in the woods adjoining lexington
on the afternoon and evening of June 20.
Grand Representative Oliver Dufour, on ac-
count of sickness, has gone to Woodstock, Va,
in hope that the mountain air will benefit him.
1t is the hope of the brethren that Brother Du-
four's illness may he of short duration.
Columbia Lodge No. 10, Oriental No 10, at
Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street; Friendship
Lodge No. 12, at Twentieth street and Penn
svlvania avenue northwest; Covenant Lodge
No. 49, at o. F. Hall, Georgetown hold their
meetings next Thursday night.
Capt. r. A. Mclean is in receipt of General
Order No 40, Headquarters of the Army of
Patriarchs Militant, relative to the Trienniai
parade at Chicago, August $40, 1890. The
fare has been fixed at one full regular first-class
limited fare for the round trip, with 81 added
to the same for six admissions to drill enclosure,
coupons to be attached to the tickets, with the
possibility of having one-third transportation
returned from the fund provided, which fund
is estimated at $4,000, and is in some degree
contingent and not entirely general.
The last of the visitatons under the admins
| tration of Grand Master William II. Frazier
took place at Ruth Lodge No. 2, Daughters OF
Rebekah, on Wednesday evening, and though
last was not the least by any means. more
! easy and correct delivery of the unwrtten
work, by nearly all of the appointed, as well as
the elective officers of the lodge, has not been
! witnessed in any lodge. Grand Representative
Stier and Grand Master Frazier, who are mem
! bers of this lodge were too modest in their
| laudation of the manner in which the work was
| given. The books of the staff officers were per-
feet and the work given by the officers splen-
didly rendered. The lodge has a bright future
before her. Next Thursday the lodge will go to
! Bay Ridge.
Grand Master William II. Frazier has made
the following appointments of Deputy Grand
Masters to install the officers of the ensuing
year: Central No. l. Theo. F. Kinney; Wash
ington No. 6, George Bennett; Eastern No. 2
Richard II. Sorrell; Harmony No g. Theo F.
Kinney; Columbia No. 10, William L. Sherrett;
Union No. II, John McCondack; Friendship
No. 12, j. Mitchell Roux; Covenant No. 13,
James A. Watt, P. G. NJ; Beacon No. Is, Sam
uel f. Tomlinson; Metropolis No. 16, j: I'll.
Keefer; Excelsior No. II, Edward T. Petten-
gill; Mechanics No. IS, Harry w. Rollins; Ori-
entail No. 19, John Enders; Federal City No. 90,
Henry G. Hazard; Golden Rule No. 81, Fred.
A. Stier, G. r.; Naomi No l, William H. Fra
| zer: Ruth No. 2, Joseph S. Bolway; Martha
Washington No. 3, William II. Frazier, who
will meet the Grand Master on the 9th and
Both instant to receive the necessary instruc-
tions
Mechanics Lodge No. 49, at 'Our Hail.
Georgetown, received the Grand Master and
officers of the Grand Lodge in royal style at the
semi-annual grand visitation. n. G. E. G.
Curl, V. G. A. G. Thomas, r. S. III. g. Divine,
p. s. Robert Butler, Treasurer Thomas II. Sparo,
Warden w. G. Connel, Conductor b. F. Will
kins, L. S. to n. G. j. II. Barnes r. S. to V. g. ID.
NJ. Coleman, l.. S. to " G. G. III. Campbell, r.
S. S. Alfred Thomas, and L. S. S. F. Van Deu
sen each took an active part in the eXempliica-
tion of the written and unwritten work, under
the examination of Grand Representatives M.
D. Brainard and Fred. A. Stier, who pronounced
the work given the best Of any of the subordi-
nate lodges during this series of visitations.
During the visitation Hugh G. Divine, Past
Grand, in beautiful and appropriate language,
presented in behalf of the lodge a handsome
album and stand to Past Grand Master James
A. Watt for the constant attention and interest
he gave during the past year in building up the
lodge to its present high standing. p. G.. NJ
Watt was too full of surprise to express his
gratitude, except to briefly thank the lodge fol-
the gift. Ice cream and cake in abundance
were served to the grand officers and visitors
and an enjoyable time was spent by each an
all who were so fortunate as to be the guests OF
Mechanics Lodge.