The Washington bee., 1896-03-28

James oCLIplSJ member G
Union Light Lodge, No. 1865, G.. U
y. OF .. F. was buried March II Mr.
oemple was well-known and left larg
circle OF friends behind.
REQUIESCAT IN PACE.
Patrolman John H. Williams, of New
Bedford, r. l.. died last month after :
short illness of heart disease. He wa:
member of Petomska Lodge, No
1918, G.. 10. ofO.F. The Household
OF Ruth and New Bedford Patriarchit
and other secret societies. His fun
eral was largely attended. Bro. Will
lams lett widow and one son. Requi
lin Pace.
Household of Ruth, Orange, N. l.,
gave a fine reception, Feb. II, at Abys.
slnla Hall. Large attendance.
Hudson Lodge, No. 3s47, of Odd Eel
lows, Jersey City, N. J.. had their an
nual sermon preached at the Zion A.
NJ. E. Church, Monmouth street. bv
Rev. E. George Briddle Pastor.
Large attendance.
The Odd Fellows of Providence, R.
L., celebrated their anniversary at their
Hall on Main street, which was
preached by the Rev. Francis H. Hill,
delivered fine address upon Odd Eel
!oWShlp, after which musical and other
interesting features were introduced.
February I9, Hamilton Lodge, No.
7Io, G: U. O. of o. F. gave their 14th
annual reception at Wendell's Assem-
bly, Rooms, New York City,
March 10, Ceder Of Lebanon Lodge,
NO, 1864, gave their 18th annual recep-
tlon at ammany Hall, New York City.
March II, Howard Lodge, No. 1877,
gave their 2Sth annual social reception
and promenade at Wendell's Assem-
ply Rooms, New York City.
Quaker City Lodge, No. 1850, cele-
grated its 3rd anniversary last month at
Equity Hall, Philadelphia, with a con-
,ert and reception. p. N. F., Rev. I.
\. Wooten delivered the address of
The Philadelphia Patriar-
HE, NO. I, Captain P. H. Edwards
ntered with IS men and went through
ONE hne moves, with the foot and
word, after which the PatriarChie was
resented with two handsome sets of
houlder straps for NJ. V, P. and X. V.
;. Speeches were then made by Ex.
}. q. NJ, {. NJ. Nichols and Grand
ecretary c. H. Brooks. F. G.. H.
ones' Orchestra furnished the music,
nd all had good time The whole
tar was a grand success, &c.
K. .ofP.D DC.
Supreme Lecturer, Sir Horatio N.
NTH, office, I24 4th street, S. e. Also
-lg. .-Genl., Uniform Rank, for D. c.
GRAND OFFICERS.
Sir Thomas H. West, Grand Chan
llor Office, Col 18th street, n. W.
ashington, d. c. Sir Robert Rhone'
-and Keeper of Record and Seals,
st and N streets, Washington, D. c.
FEsTIYITY.
March IS, Charles Sumner Lodge,
}. q, X. ofP. met on the aHove date
d had house-warming and also
ternal visit from Robert B. Elliott
dge, No. 2, K. of P. upon the occa-
IN. Speeches were made and
,asant time was spent. The address
re then made by Sir Knights Nathan
lus, John F. Thomas, George R.
one, on the part of R. B. Ellitt, No.
Mount Calvary. No. Twas repre-
tied by Bro. George r. Brown; Gar
ID, No. by Bro. John F. Smith,
er different brethren had spoken.
e members of the several lodges
'alred to the banquet room were a
2 lnnch was served. Hot chocolate, I
ldWltches, wines, and other good
ngS were In abundance. During
time Grand Chancellor, Thomas
West made his appearance, he was
eted by the brothers and he replied
me of those neat speeches for which
is noted. The affair was a grand
cess. &c. The Ladies Auxiliary
Charles Sumner Lodge will have a
mon preached to them at Union
stley Church, 23d street, between .
nd M streets, n. W., at 7.3o p. M, b
;ter Sunday. Bro. Hanable Shep-
d IS very low at III7 St. Paul's
lrt. n: W. All Brave knight should
See him.
Yours in F. c. B.,
JOS. H. YOUNG,
2o3I K street, n. W. n
OBITUARY.
lr Knight Reuben Baker, of Mt.
We Lodge, No. 5, K. of P, died
ch 18TH. He was buried March
with Pythiasl honors. He has -
e to the Grand Lodge above where b,
Supreme Grand Chancellor pre- M
IS and where all good Sir Knights in Di
time will go. Interment at Mt. an
i Cemetery, West Washington, d.
Funeral arrangements attended to
. H. Dabney, (director)
r G. w. Boggan, of No. I, sick at on
F street, S. W. an
r w. H, Simpson, of No. I. Out. us
POINTS. fat
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, true 20 your friends and remem- Ii
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lid never throw stones, because
may rebound. Now amt this on
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Yours truly, &c.
WE US AND co.
eikum- Es-Salaan.
r. Thomas H. Clark left the city for OF
adelphia, Pa, this week. -