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VIM. Gaskins and other Sir knights,
there was large attendance ot invited
guests, and all had an enjoyable time.
OFFICERS GRAND coMMANDERY, K. 7.
FOR MARYLAND.
Sir George w. Queen, R. E G. c.;
Sir Frank Perry, V. E. D G.; Sir d
T. Harrod, E G Celsmo; Sir w. H
Quill, E. G., c. G Sir S. T. Harris,
&. G.S W.; Sir D. J. Bailey, E. G. J.
w.; Sir I. H. Lee, E. G.. Prelate; Sir
Peter Bland, E G.. Treas. Sir A. l..
Bunting, E. G. R.
APPOINTED OFFICERS.
Sir S. T. Snowden, E. G. S B.; Sir
D E. Sheridan, G Sword-Bearer !;
Sir George E Hazelton, E G. Warder !;
Sir !. E Bowman, G.. c. of Guard; B
Sir B H. Walker, E G. Guard; Sir ].
H. Lee, Chairman, Committee on
foreign correspondence.
The Grand Commanoery will meet
first Wednesday in May.
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR.
GRAND OFFICERS OF EUREKA GRAND
CHAPTER FOR STATE OF NEW YORK.
Noble Joseph S. Custis, go, Grand
Patron. 314 West 6eth street, New
York City.
Grand Matron, Mrs. M. E. Reed ;
Assoc-Grand Patron, Norman Van
Buren; Assoc-Grand Matron, Mrs. w.
G. Hall
Grand Treasurer, Mrs. Anna E.
Johnson; Grand Secretary, Mrs. Cath
arine Johnson, Office No 2I3 East Io3
street, New York City.
Grand Chaplain, James E: Ferrell ;
Grand Conductress, Mrs. Julia A. Bell ;
Assoc-Grand Conductress, Mrs. Fan
ME A Lewis.
Grand Marshall, Charles Warmsley ;
Grand Lecturer, Noble Elisha Young,
330; Grand Warden, Noble Thomas
Mann, 32o; Grand Adah, Mrs. Mary
Kate Houstan; Grand Ruth, Mrs Fan
ME M. Robinson; Grand Esther, Mrs.
Malvenia E Custic; Grand Martha,
Mrs. Annie Hoffman Grand Electa,
Mrs. Anna Maria Bradford; Sentinel,
Noble, VIM. Hagerman, go.
N. B.-The affairs of the Order are
in good shape.
At regular meeting of Alpha Chap
ter, o E. S., held January 80 at SO
Sixth Avenue, Royal Patron Joseph
Shire Custis, go, and Mary E. Reed,
ROYAL Matron, of Eureka, Grand Chap
ter installed the following officers,
with the Royal and Exalted Degree OF
the Amaranth; Royal Matron, Mrs.
Annie E. Johnson; Royal Patron,
Thomas P. Williams Associated Ma
tron, Mrs. Fannie A. Lewis; Honored
Conductress, Mrs. Carrie Pindle; As
soCiated Conductress, Mrs. M. E. Gus
tbs; Honored Secretary, Mrs. Catha-
rine Johnson: Honored Treasurer.
Mrs. Julia A. Alexander; Honored
Lady Charity; Julia n. d. Bell; Hon
cred Lady Wisdom, Mrs. Margaret
Murphy; Honored Lady Faith. Mrs
Marie l.. Bradford: Honored Lady
Truth, Mrs. Eliza J Hoffman; Herald,
Mrs. F. M. Robinson; Honored
Warder, Augustus GosS; Sentinel,
Samuel Johnson,
G.. U. o. OF o. F.
Past Noble Father, Charles Wilson,
Of Union Friendship, No. 89I is one OF
the oldest chartered members of the
Lodge.
P N. of F.. S. M. Pieere, M. D., is cue
II our rising young doctors, and aIoo
-ernity, being the medical director OF
A prominent member of the 0. +. Fra
Corilhian Lodge, No. 1857, G.. U. ..
Or O. F., and he also occupies the po-
5ition of JudgeAdvocate, of Rose
Hill Lodge, odd Fellows. Doc. has
our best wishes.
Washington Patriarchie. No. IS, G.
U. o. OF y. F. has completed all ar
for the trip to Richmond,
Va, May 80. Watch The BEE for fur
ther particulars concerning the trip.
The Fair of the Households of Ruth
at the Hall, NJ street near 10th, is do
Ing we'll There is good attendance
each night. Fine prizes and plenty OF
sisters ON hand to make things pleas
ant for the well-wisherS who attend.
K. OF P, D. c.
Supreme Lecturer, Sir Horatio N.
Smith, office I24 4th street, s. e.; also
Brig .-Genl. U. K. for d, Z.
OFFICERS GRAND LODGE.
Sir Thomas w. West, rand Chan
cellor, office, Col 18th street, n. W, Sir
Robert Khone, Grand-Keeper of Re-
cords and Seas, office, 1922 2ISt street.
n, W.; Washington, d. G.
SIR KNIGHTS SICK.
Sir Hanable Sheppard. of III7 ST.
Paul's Court, between O and II, 23rd
and 24th streets, n. w.
Sir George w. Boggan, of No, I, at
1886 F street, S. W.
Past Chancellor, Sir Peter Lucas, of
Mt. Olive. No. S, at No. - 2Ist street,
northwest.
Brother James Parker, of Garfield,
No. 6, has a barber shop at 1924 E
street, Il. w. Give him a call.
AL-BORAK.
1t is so strange how certain people
can set in one department with men
and then kick on setting in others.
Some people will be cranks under all
circumstances and until they die.
1t looks strange that it should be ex-
pected for house of three steps to
settle a difference, occurring thirty
steps above. Now a certain MIR. Smart
Iaasis had better go slow.
Deposit in the Capital Savings Bank,
Grand Potentate d. B. Carry, So, in
charge, assisted by Chief Rabbon,