The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-10-04

Subordinate Lodges. - Masonic temple
3. B. French No. Is, Monday, 5th; Pentslpha
No. 23, Monday, 5th; National No. 12, Tues
day, 9Th; Washington Centennial No. IA,
Wednesday, 1th New jerusalem No. 9, Thurs
day, Sth; st.John's No. IL Friday, 9th; Hope
No. 20, Friday, 9th.
A. A. S. r. Sanctuary, 1907 G street-Ca-
thedral-Osiris, No. 96, Wednesday, Tth;
Harmony No. IL, Thursday, sth. Blue
room-Columbia No. 8, Wednesday, 9TH.
Masonic Hail. Georgetown-Potomac No. s,
Monday, 5th; George G. Whiting No. -,
Thursday, Sth.
Masonic Hall, Anacostia-Anaeostia No.
81, Monday, 5th.
Royal Arch Chdpters.-Mssonie Temple
La Fayette No. 5, Tuesday, 9th; Columbia
No. /, Wednesday, 7th; Washington No. .,
Thursday, Sth; Eureka No. 4, Friday, 9th.
Con,manderies knights Templdr.- Masonic
Hall, Georgetovn-Potomae No. 8, Wednes-
day, 7th.
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite.-sanctu-
ary, 1907 G street-hithras Lodge of Per
fection, Tuesday, 9th.
Potomac Commandery No. will have
routine business Wednesday evening.
At the stated convocation Of Columbia
Chapter No. l, Wednesday evening, the Mark
degree will be conferred.
Brother w. D. Baker, of Hope Lodge No. 90,
was elected life member at the last
communication for long and faithful service
as secretary.
Aleppo Temple, Of Boston, which contains
many distinguished residents of the Hub, left
last week on a visit to the White Mountains,
carrying nearly 800 hundred Mobiles, ten
coaches with two dining cars being necessary
for transportation.
Hope Lodge No. 30 will confer the Sd degree
Friday evening. September 30 La Fayette
Chapter No. 5 conferred the Royal Arch on
three team;t Thursday, October l, the same de-
gree on two teams, and on Tuesday evening
next the Mark degree will be worked
Washington Chapter No. 2 will work the
Roval Arch Thursday evening. Eureka
Chapter No. will confer the Mark degree
Friday evening. Harmony Lodge No. II will
confer the 1st and Sd degree Thursday evening.
Pentalpha Lodge No. % will confer the I'd
degree Monday evening.
Columbia Commandery No. 9, under the
jealous and efficient administration of Emil
nent Sir John X. Robinson, will soon COM
plete the most successful years work known
in her history. AT the stated conclAve Fri
day evening the order of the Red Cross was
conferred on large class Of candidates.
Almas Temple Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
worked the order on large class Tuesday
evening last at the Cathedral on G street.
Every Shriner in the city was present, and the
degree went as smooth as the inside of a
Standard Oil Pipe Line. Mobiles Mix, At
water, Grant, Wood, Standiford, Byers, Frey,
Coolidge, and Johnston especially distin-
guished themselves, and the kaZoo band was
given vote Of thanks for having learned a
fT1nn Hrrhia haQ haan 1rht hta6
printed for Shrine circulation only Brother
Trimble had prepared one of his most en-
ticing banquets, to which ample justice was
done when the trouble up stairs was over.
On Saturday evening last Leonard c. Wood
invited number of the Masonic friends of
Brother John H. Olcott to a dinner given at
the formers residence, 507 street, for the pur-
pose of bidding the guest OF the evening good
bye, prior to his departure for Richmond Va,
where he is to take charge of the new establish
ment which Messrs. Woodward & Lothrop
have lately opened in that city. While the
occasion was one filed with regrets on ac-
count Of the pleasant relations which existed
between the assembled company and Brother
Olcott and which were about to be severed
the evening was enlivened with many happy
"reminiscences of the good times which they
had enjoy together. After the elaborate din
ner had been disposed OF Brothers Wood,
Dingman, Wardle, Scaggs, and several Others
made appropriate speeches, voicing the
general sentiments Of the company In COM
plimentary illusions to the well-known
ability and popularity of Brother Olcott After
many wishes for his future prosperity the
company broke up. Among those present
were: j. H. Wardle, w. II. Lapman, W. H.
Olcott, Charles Gibbs, Richard Gibbs, of New
York City; Harrison Dingman, Frank Will
liams, ii. l. Short, John Keyworth, James F.
Scaggs, II. S. Merrill, and frederick Mai
master
Echoes Of the Relief Conventioa-Mrs. G.
/. James, Of the ladies' committee, was very
attentive TO the ladies Of the Masonic Board
of Relief. Brother L. Cabell William
sons handsome residence was beautifully
decorated for the reception; Mrs. Williamson,
assisted by several lady friends, received and
welcomed the guests of the evening m Brother
j. Ross Robertson, the donor of the Lakeside
Home for little children at Toronto, Canada,
is personal friend of the Grand Secretary.
William K. Singleton 49,. Brother II. r. Bren-
ninger and his fellow countrymen were highly
complimented for the excellent taste displayed
in decorating the hall of the Temple w During
the evening Of the reception the lodge rooms
were opened, and nearly all the ladies went
up stairs to take timid peep at these abodes
of mystery. Mrs. Joseph and Miss Adalina
Jeuy made many friends by their unremitting
attentions TO the visiting ladies'. Lurtin r.
Ginn, the secretary of the local board, isrecoV-
ering from a busy week. He has postponed
his summer trip until after the grand visitation
to Harmony Lodge No. IL on Thursday, Octo-
Der %, of which he is Worshipful Master.
the executive committee headed by l.. Cabell
Williamson should be congratulated upon the
general success of the convention ...... Brother
T. John Newton together with his committee
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