The Washington bee., 1896-02-22

Prince Hall, Grand Lodge of Perfec-
ton, I40, A. A. S. R., held a pleasant
| communication at the Sanctuary, Feb
ruary 3. Quite a number OF Grand
Elect and Sublime Masons were pres
ent. The Craftsman was pleased at
wnat he saw and heard, etc. etc.
Read The Washington BEE, of the
District of Columbia.
ILAM-NA-MAH RASMI.
OASIS, D. c., RAMADAN, A. H., 1913.
To all Imperial Deputy Grand Pot
entates, Grand Potentates and Ashraf,
under the Domain of the Crescent,
Mecca and Kalif Alec. The following
Rasmi Hukm is issued for our infor-
nation. To wit:
In view of the fact that the Grand
Council decided at the annual session
that Temples should hold Memorial
Services each year. |, the undersigned
deputy in charge of this oasis, with the
assistance of the Ashraf of Mecca and
kalif Alec give notice that suita bic ser
vice Will. be held some time this Moon,
at some suita BILE place in honor of No
bles departed to the Unseen Temple.
In obedience to Rasmi Hukm.
d. F. SEVILLE, 33o,
l. D. G. p, D. c.
RAsMI
G: G: Il. +; f'ss; Sssssz, e.. go. AVIAN.
Aleikum-Es- -Salaam.
PROMINENT MAsoNs IN BUSINESS.
Brother w. B. Brooks, Boots and
Shoes, 1929 L street, n. W.
Rev. and Sir D. P. Seaton. of West
Washington. D. c., read his great
book, viz: The Land of Promise. lone
OF the tinest.)
Old John N. Adams, SO Dining
Rooms, 617 4th street, n. w.
]. H. Dabney, Undertaken, 42S L
street, n. w.
Mckenzie Scott, Undertaken, 432 end
street, S. w.
J. H. Harris, Dining Rooms, 1884 18th
street, n. w.
Brother w. T. Peyton, M. D., 40,
Supreme Advisor, Order of Colored
brotherhood and Sisters of Honor. of
Kentucky, 42o 18th street, Louisville.
(Write Him.
G.. U. o OF 0. F.
Bloom of Youth Lodge 1868, inaugu-
rated series of entertainments which
commenced February 10 and ended
February is. The affair was success
tul. Musical selections were furnished
by Prot. Thomas " ashington's famous
Orchestra. The Lodge was assisted by
the Helping Hand Club. Among the
prominent members, Sister A. v.
homas, (of Eastern Star Fame) is the
President
NoTIBLE ODD FELLOWS.
Among the prominent members O
the Odd Fellows Fraternity is Brother
w. Winfield, of William A. Freeman,
2ooo. Brother Winfield has been con-
nected with the Standard Sewing Ma
chine Company, COZ 9th street, n. W., |
OF years, anu Uy due attention |
to business he has assisted in building |
up good trade, &c. He has our best |
wishes.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Among the prominent brave men re !
siding here, we make mention of Will
lam Garrison, of Excelsior Lodge.
Brother Garrison is one of the Minor
officials at the T.. P. O.
Brother E. w. Shields is another dis
tIngulshed member of the Order of |
Damon and Pythias.
None are more well-known than Past
chancellor Peter Lucas, (Knight OF
Brush.)
Brother Ruben Barker, of Mt. Olive
Lodge, No. S, is sick at his residence.
[12o 23d street, n. w.
Read The BEE. The oldest paper
'u pushed by our people in the District
If Columbia.
Deposit in the Capital Savings Bank.
Support each other.
Remember the Stewart Lodge. in
!ugurated by Past Grand Master C.. A.
stewart (deceased.) /
II you want to have a good time.
year the Red Tez, &c., &c.
Never 60 back on a friend. but re-.
member that friend in need is a friend
indeed.
Down tyranny.
"cRAFTsMAN."