The Washington times., 1895-01-27
SECRET SOCIETY DO|HGs
Matters Of Interest to Brethren
Who Meet on the Quiet.

The following addresses of the presiding
officers and secretaries of the entire jurisdic-
tion will be of the greatest value at this time:
LODGES.
Federal, No. /, s. Ed. Tomlinson, w. NJ,
No. COS street northwest; William Fl. Proc
tor, secretary. No. 1878 Ninth street northwest.
Columbia, No. 8, Bunyan Olive, W. NJ,
Patent Offiee; W. s. Macgill, secretary, No.
909 French street.
Naval, No. 4, Millard T. Dixon, w. NJ, No.
224 Third street southeast; j. H. McCathran,
secretary, No. ia Fourth street southeast.
Potomac. No. 5, W. s. Waddey, W. NJ. No.
1909 Prospect avenue; Frank Thomas, secre-
tary, No. 1924 street northwest.
Lebanon, No. T. S. G. Nottingham, W. NJ,
No. 9l3 street northwest; w. W. Ludlow,
secretary. No. 723 Thirteenth street north
west.
New Jerusalem, No. 9, t. A. Chandler. w
NJ, No. 713 Seventh street northeast; w. L.
Dennison, secretary. No. 1419 street north
west
Hiram, No. 10, John Breen, W. NJ, No.
2110 Pennsylvania avenue; ]. W. Wrenn,
secretary, No. oil B street northwest.
st. Johns, No. IL, ]. E. Hutchinson, W.
NJ, No. 904 Pennsylvania avenue southeast;
John C. Fill, secretary, No. 1916 Wyoming
avenue.
National, No. 12 Charles W. Otis, W. NJ, so
4 street northwest; Stephen f. Gill, secretary
213 Ihirteen-and-a half street southwest.
Washington Centennial. No. Il, Harry f.
Riley, W. NJ, 9l5 G street northeast; E. @.
/ Eimore, secretary, 7l2 Sixth street north
/ west.
BENJAMIN B. French. No. Is, J. W. whita-
/ ker, w. NJ, 60 Q street northwest; William
| A. Galley, secretary, 1888 Fifth street.
Dawson. No. 16, +. A. Sebrlng. W. NJ, Ohio
| National Bank; Rudolph Willis, secretary,
! 919 Florida avenue northwest.
Harmony No. II, Charles l.. Heilbrun, W..
! NJ, 30 Seventh street northwest; w. Hamii-
ton Smith, secretary, 1907 G street north
west.
Acacia, No IS. H. Sutherland, W. NJ. No.
Gil street northwest; john ]. Little. secre-
tary, No. 1911 street northwest.
Lafayette, No. 10. A. B. Coolidge. W. NJ,
No. lib G. street northwest; W. Harry Al
cott, secretary, room 2, No. 1919 street
northwest.
Hope Lodge, No. 20, Paul Neuhaus, W. NJ,
I No. COZ Sixth street northwest; W. A. Craig,
secretary. room $50, War Department.
ADarostia. No. 81. john II. Mills, W. NJ,
No. 404 o street northwest; John II. King,
secretary, No. 1916 street southeast.
George C. Whiting. No. %, r. w. Darby,
| W. NJ, 1245 Twenty-ninth street; James p.
Wallace, secretary, 1247 Thirtieth street.
Pengalpha No. %, s. A Holllngshead, W.
NJ, 634 E street northeast: William 2. II.
Crews, secretary, 1911 Eighth Street north
west.
s;ansbury, No. "a, A. R. McChesney. W.
NJ. 1926 Sixth street northwest; ". l.. Naley
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Arminius, No. 25, NJ. Glaeser, ". NJ, S1s
Fourth street northwest; H. II. Gerdes, sec
retary, 1907 G street northwest.
Osiris, No. %, j. C. Taylor, w. NJ, 91S New
York avenue; f. E. Tasker, secretary, 1907
G. street northwest.
Myron NJ. Parker. No. 81. z. t. Jenkins
W. NJ, No. 709 street northeast; John A
Meyer, secretary. No. 610 Eighth steet north
east.
King David. No. %, William H. Stalee, W
NJ. Brookland, ID. c.; q. II. En, secretary
BrookIand, ID. c.
Takoma L. D.. r. W. Best, W. NJ, Takoma
D. c.; U. d. Sunny, secretary. Takoma. d. c.
The remainder. comprising the chapter;
and Communicates, will be given in mex
Sundays issue.
The seventeenth annual dinner of the Ma
sonic Veteran Association of the District oi
Columbia was held on Wednesday evening
q
which appeared in Thursdays issue OF THI
TIMES. 1t was most interesting to note tht
many pleasant incidents which were natura
to the gathering OF so many gentlemen whC
had attained their majority in Masonry
Good cheer. good fellowship, and fraterna
sentiments, pledged again and again, markeS
one of the most pleasant gatherings ever helt
by the veterans.
Ruth Chapter, No. l, O. E. s., held its regu
lar meeting on last Monday evening. Mrs
Allan, worthy matron, and Mrs. Okie, worth,
patron, of Electa Chapter OF Anacostia, wer
among the visitors.
Mrs. Mary C. Sneddin. gran worthy ma
tron OF the general grand chapter of tn
United States. writes that she will be in Wash
ington about the middle of February. Sh
will visit the subordinate chapters of thi
jurisdiction while in the city.
Monday, January 2S, as usual is shrin
night, or in other words. tomorrow evening
the Almas will enlighten the unregenerat
sons of the sandy wastes in manner peculia
to herself.
Mount Vernon Chapter, No. 8, will not cor
fer any degrees on Monday evening, but wi
devote the convocation TO an hour of sociS
enjoyment interspersed with music, presents
tions, and short talks by prominent compar
ions.
In Hiram Chapter, No. 10, the past an
most excellent degrees will be conferred Nor
day evening.
Masonic meetings for next week are as TO
lows:
Monday evening-Dawson Lodge, No. II
Stansbury Lodge, No. "a; Arminius Lodge
No. 25; Mount Vernon Chapter, No. 3; Hirar
Chapter, No. 10.
Friday evening-Lebanon Lodge, No.
Hiram Lodge, No. 10; Columbia Commandery
No. 2.
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, be
ing the fifth occurrence of those days il
january, there will be no regular meetings o
any Masonic bodies. Special meetings vii
probably be held to make up for the errati
calendar.
stansbury Lodge. No. "a, will confer tn
second degree on Monday evening.
ODD FELLOWS.
! nbo 10 Iicf of ba poynao opd NJ