The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-07-12


evenings of the ensuing week:
Subordinate Lodges. = Masonic Temple -
Dawson No. 16, Monday, 18th; Federal No. 1,
Tuesday, 14tb; Washington Centennial No.
IL, Wednesday, 18th; La Fayette No. 10,
Thursday, 10th; Lebanon No. z, Friday, 18th.
A. A. s. R. Sanctuary, 1907 G street-Ca the
oral: Osiris No. 26, Wednesday, 18th. Blue
room: Columbia No. 8, Wednesday, 18th;
Arminius No. 25, Monday, 18th; Acacia No.
Is, tuesday, 14th.
Masonic Hall, Nineteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue-Hiram No. 10. Friday, 18th.
Masonic Hail. Virginia avenue southeast
Naval No. 4, Thursday 10th.
Masonic Hall, Brightwood- -Stansbury No.
"a, Monday, 18th.
Royal Arch Chapters. Temple
Mount Vernon No. 8, Monday, 13; Columbia,
No. l. Wednesday, 18th.
Masonic Hall, Georgetown-Potomac No.
S, Tuesday, 14th.
Masonic Hall, Pennsylvania avenue and
Nineteenth street-Mount Horeb No. Z, Thurs
day, 10th.
Comnanderies knights mplar.-Masonc
Temple-De Molay No. 4, Tuesday, 14th; CO.
lumbia No. ., Friday, 18th.
Ancient and accepted Scottish Rite-Sanc-
1OOt VI Observation-Disclosures SudpI6T nose
Croix, Tuesday, 14th.
The address of Brother John A. Mover
secretary Of Myron NJ. Parker Lodge No 81,
is No go Eighth street northeast.
Thursday evening last New Jerusalem Lodge
No. conferred the Sd degree, notice of
which would have appeared in last Sundays
issue had the information been secured in
time for publication: The attendance was
unusually large, which fact was very pleasing
to the officers.
AT the last communication of Osiris Lodge
No. 26 the choir, consisting of Brothers E. S.
Holmes, j. NJ. Buchanan, w. E. Abbott, and
T.. W.. Hancock, rendered some excellent
music during the evening. This quartette is
acquiring quite reputation in the jurisdic-
tion and is always prepared to fill in gap
with some appropriate selection.
Dawson Lodge No. 16 will confer the LIST
degree Monday evening. .... Columbia Chap
Ter No. will work either the Mark or Royal
Arch Wednesday evening. ......De Molay Com
mandery No. will transact routine business
Tuesday evening ..Stansbury Lodge No "a
will confer either the I'd or Sd degree Monday
evening. 80. Washington Centennial Lodge No.
IA will confer the 1st and I'd degrees Wednes-
day evening.
Columbia Commandery Drill Corps will give
their second excursion to Marshall Hall on
the Manchester Tuesday evening, July 81
There will be q change of programme from the
last excursion, several new and novel features
will be introduced and a handsome souvenir
programme and dancing card will be presented
affair in charge, Sir knights G.. A. Darling,
chairman: +. H. Thomas, G. w. Hall, C. E.
Bronson and w. j. Byers are making every
Arrangement to afford the comfort and amuse-
ment to the friends of the corps who will be
vi than = 1s1 a,so
At the stated conclave of Columbia Com
Inandery to be held on the 18th instant, the
Order of the Temple will be conferred on
seven or more Knights of the Red Cross On
The first conclave in each month, beginning
with April the Order of the Red Cross has
been conferred, and at the second, the Order of
tne Iemp!e. 1t Is not contemplated at this
time to dispense with any Of the stated con-
elaVes, as the work on hand will not admit Of
u. FIVE new shares OF stock were taken In the
Sommandery Savings Association. Nearly all
tne subscriptions are paid up to date and
several in advance. Az the conclave on the
Sd instant, the Order of the Red Cross was
conferred by the Captain General, Sir Simeon
MeIrlii, assuming the station of Sovereign
Master, Eminent Sir Robinson serving as
frllce Master OF the Palace. There were
several visitors from other Jurisdictions besides
the Slr knights OF sister communicates.
The Venerable Master OF Mithras Lodge of
Perfection has issued report relative to the
funeral Of General Albert Pike to the members
OF that body, which may be looked upon as
one OF the most important documents ever is
sued by the Rite. Covering as it does the
history OF The sad event from the moment that
the presiding officers OF the several bodies of
this lursdictiOn-A. III. Holt, Joseph G. Tay-
lor, and William Oscar Roome-reported at
the Supreme Council Building on hearing OF
The death OF the Grand Commander to the
final ceremonies of interment at Oak Hill, IL is
complete in the history of the period of
mourning, and even at this early date requests
1or copies are being received from all sections
OF tue country, and in the future they will be
almost invaluable. The descriptions of the es-
cort OF the remains from the Supreme Council
Chamters TO the Sanctuary and of the mid
nlght ceremony, both of which appeared in
The SUNDAY HERALD Of April 12, 1891, are
printed IN full in the report, which also con
lains all the official correspondence relating to
Inc oosequies and a complete record of all the
brethren who took an active part among
whom are A. II. Holt. Aaron Baldwin, j.
Z. Taylor, William Oscar Roome Henry
Hoffa, Martin OConnor, Edmund Wes-
ton, b. NJ. Willis Leonard Stoddard
u. w. Anderson, 8. L. Rosenthal. H
w. Smith. Myer Hermann, w. H. Bar
stow, s. ID. Walker, Louis Godscbmidt
Robert Ball, ID. Nj. CridleT, A. D. Ports, S. s.
shedd, A. A. Friedrich, j. w. Lee, L. r. Vim
Ton, b. T. Trueworthy, Alexander Nc
AelieheI, A. NJ. Tubman, r. NJ. Crlswell, L.
ID: Carman, A Longey, j. e. Turton, F. j.
NOOdman, w Ill Baum G. A. Shehan + II