The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-07-06
Golden Cross Notes.

Are you school teacher? And would you
like trip to Europe this summer that will cost
you nothing? Haveyou friend who is school
teacher, and whom you would like to help secure
such trip? If so, read the offer made in an
other column of THE HERALD this morning.
st. Johns Commandery No. 80, at its last
meeting, elected the following officers for the
term beginning July l: Noble Commander,
John n. Ehle; Vice Noble Commander, Mrs.
NJ. Ida Graham; Prelate, Josiah S. Moffatt;
Keeper of Records, W. E. Graham; Financial
Keeper of Records, Bella w. Beebe; Treasurer,
Mrs. Emma McKim; Herald, Edward r. Bar
bour; Warder Inner Gate, Mrs. S. NJ Howe;
Warder Outer Gate, John A. Van Doren; Past
Noble Commander, Frank o. MaXson.
Goodwill Commandery No. 81 held special
meeting last Monday evening at its citadel,
Scottish Rite Hall, to which all members of the
order were invited. Grand Commander John
n. Ehle delivered an address to the newly
elected officers of all the communicates on the
work of the order, particularly the ritualistic.
Over one hundred Knights and ladies were
present and gave the closest attention to the
address. AT its close Noble Commander John
G. Thompson invited the company to the sup
per.room, where refreshments were served un-
der the direction of the reception committee,
composed of Ladies Watrous, Cordero, Allen,
johnson, Stiles, Payne and Davidson, and
Knights Pope, Derrick, and Allen. An enter
tainment somewhat similar in character is
spoken of for the last Monday evening in Sep
tember.
The officers of Mt. Vernon Commandery No.
440 were installed last Tuesday evening by
Deputy Grand Commander William H. Pope
assisted by Deputy Past Grand Commander H.
W. Frankland and Deputy Grand Worthy Her
aid Waldo G. Perry. Mr.. w. H. Stewart, of
this commandery, having declined the Office of
Prelate, Mr.. j. B. Stier was elected and in
stalled in that position. The officers of the
other communicates will be installed as follows:
National Commandery No. 346, at hall cor
ner of Eleventh street and Maryland avenue
southwest, Monday, July Z, by Deputy Grand
! Commander r. H. Yates.
Columbia Commandery No. 374, at hall cor
! ner Eighth and | streets northeast, Tuesday,
July s, by Deputy Grand Commander George
F. w. Striby.
Meridian Commandery No. IFS, at Golden
| Cross Hall, corner Fifth and G streets north
mander Stephen E. Cough. This meeting will
be open to the public.
Capital Commandery No. 1923, at Washington
Hall, corner Third street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. southeast, Friday, July IL, by Deputy
Grand Commander Richard Kngsman.
Goodwill Commandery No. 81, at Scottish
Rite Hall, No. 1907 G street northwest, Mon
day, July IA, by Deputy Grand Commander
Waldo G. Perry.
Anacostia Commandery No. 423, at Gray's
Hall, Wednesday, July l6, by Grand Com
mander John n. Ehle.
st. Johns Commandery No. 80, at Washing
ton Hall, corner of Third street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast Thursday, July II by
Deputy Grand Commander S. A. II. McKim.
Hacyon Commandery No. 12S, at Golden Gross
Hall, corner Fifth and q streets northwest, Fri.
day, July IS, by Deputy Grand Commander r..
| d. Meston.