The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-13

IA, Wednesday, 10th; La Fayette No. 49,
Thursday, 18th; Lebanon No. 4, Friday, 1Sth
A. A. S. r. Sanctuary, 1907 G street
Arminius No. 25, Monday, 14th; Columbia
No. 3, Wednesday, 10th; Osiris No. 26,
Wednesday, 10th; Harmony No. II, Thurs
day, 18th Especially.
Masonic Hall, Virginia avenue southeast
Naval No. 4, Thursday, 18th.
Masonic Hall, misunderstanding No.
"a Monday, 14th.
Royal arch Chapters.-Masonic Temple
Mount Vernon No. 8, Monday, 14th; La Fa-
yette No. 5, Tuesday, 18th; Columbia No. 1,
Wednesday, 10th.
Masonic Hall, Nineteenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue-Mount Horeb No. z, Thurs
day, 18th.
Masonic Hall, Virginia avenue southeast
Naval No. 6, Tuesday, 18th
Communicates Knights Templdr.-M Masonic
Temple-C Columbia No. l, Friday, 18th.
Masonic Hall, Georgetown-Potomac No.
8, Wednesday, 10th.
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rte.-sanctu-
ary, 1907 street-Mithras Lodge Of Per-
fection, Tuesday, 18th.
Elections will occur this week as follows:
Monday evening, Dawson Lodge No. 16, Ar
minus Lodge No. 25, Stansbury No. "a; Fri
day evening, Columbia Commandery No. 2.
Columbia Lodge No. will confer the 1st
degree Wednesday evening. Washington
Centennial Lodge No. IA will confer the ID
degree and install officers Wednesday evening.
Lebanon Lodge No. will confer the I'd
degree Friday evening. Harmony Lodge No.
IL will install officers and confer the Sd de-
gree Thursday evening. Columbia Chapter
will confer the Mark degree Wednesday even
ing La Fayette Chapter No. will confer
the Mark degree Tuesday evening. Mount
Horeb Chapter No. will transact routine
business and appoint three officers Thursday
evening.
The election in Anacostia Lodge No. 81,
Monday evening, resulted ss follows: W. M,
Henry Kuhn; s. W., Adolphus GUIDE; j. W.,
Wilbur s. Dodge; Secretary, Henry s. Stow;
Treasurer, G. B. Smith; Tyler, j. R. Moreland
Trustee for three years, Charles b. Watson;
Delegate to Board of Relief. G. J. James; 8. s.,
Thos. o. Jones; j. S., H. W. Emo; Proxies for
w. NJ, j. II. Mills, P M; s. W., c. j. James,
and j. W., j. E. HALEY, P. M.
At the communication Of Pentalpha Lodge
No. %, Monday evening, the following officers
were elected and installed: Frank o. Nc
Cleary, w. NJ. Harry Washington Smith, S.
W.; John I. Leitch, j. W.; w. P. 81. Crews,
Secretary (re-elected(; W. K: Mendenhall,
sontag, Chaplain (re-elected); Philip Reiter,
Marshal (re-elected); s. A. Hollingshead,
Senior Deacon; Benjamin A. Harlan, Junior
Deacon; W. A. Vaughn, Senior Steward; G..
K. Herbert, Junior Steward: w. l. Hay,
Sentinel; Allen G. Rutherford, Trustee; A. G..
Heyhums, delegate st. Johns Mite, and WI
liam J. Naylor, Delegate Masonic Board
of Relief.
The election In Harmony Lodge No. II,
Thursday evening, resulted as follows: F. M.
Criswell, w. NJ. F. s. Williams, 8. W.; A.
w. Johnston, J. W., W. Hamilton Smith,
urer (re-elected); Lurtin R. CHM, delegate
to Masonic Board Of Relief; L. NJ Saunders
Trustee (three years); Proxies, A. P. Myers,
o. j. Hart, jr., Sherman j. Brown.
New Jerusalem Lodge No. 9 elected officers
as follows Thursday evening: Samuel G.
Thompson, W. M; j. o. Roller, s. W.; John
Henderson, .jr., j. w; w. E. Dennison, Sec
retary (re-elected): P. V. Goldman, Treasurer
lre-elected); Harrison Dingman, Trustee r.
V. Goldman, delegate to Board of Relief; E.
FL. Chamberlin and Harrison Dingman, rep
resentatives to st. johns Mite Association.
The election In the Grand Chapter Wednes-
day evening resulted as follows: Thomas F.
Gibbs g. Il. Priest H. Dingman, D. G. H.
Priest; George H. Walker, E. G. King; F. L.
Campbell, E. g. Scribe; L. q. Stephens, E. G.
Secretary; NJ r. Thorp, E. G.. Treasurer;
Orville Brown, E. G. Visitor and Lecturer;
w. e. PaIson, E. Rev. ind Z. q. Chaplain
Alexander H. holt, e. G. G. OF H.; T. G. De-
Aoll, e. G. p s.; William H. Collins, E. g.
r. A. Captain.
AT the election of officers in Acacia Lodge
No. Is, held Tuesday evening December S,
1891, the following were elected and in
stalled. j. A. Runyan, VIM; T.W. 8. Phelps,
s. W.; Rev. A. f. Steele, j. w; j. j. Little
Secretary; John Gibson, Treasurer; w. e. P.
Hunt, S. D.; H. B. Cramer, j. ID.
Potomac Lodge No. elected officers as
follows Monday evening: George j. Fritch,
w. M. (re-elccted); B. F. Snyder =. w. ire
elected); ?. w. Cornwell, j. w. (re-electedl; };
Frank Thomas, Secretary (re-elected); w.
Nordlinger, Treasurer (re-elected); l. Birch,
Organist (re-elected); James /. Hays, repre-
sentative Masonic Board Relief; Jehn B.
Thomas, st. Johns Mite Society.
Potomac R. A. Chapter No. elected and
installed the following-named companions as
officers for 1892: Companion Franklin P.
Davis, NJ Z. ii. p; Companion Frank
Thomas, E. X; Companion Isaac Birch, e.
s.; Companion F. w. Storch, Secretary; Com
panion Charles Becker, Treasurer; Companion
NJ. B. Lichty, @. OF H.; Companion John E.
Wagner, p. S.; Companion @. w. Cornwell,
X. A. c.. Companion j. T. GreaVes, G. M. Sd
v; Companion Joseph A. Oliver, q. Nj. ID ";
Companion U. S. Roulette, G.. NJ 1st v;
Companion q. n. Allison, Sentinel, and
Otto Frank, OTganist, The retiring High
Priest, Companion j. f. Appleby, whose
administration during the year just closed has
proved ia every respect TO be the most sue
cessful year in the history Of the Oldest
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