The Washington bee., 1896-04-11
Write Noble w. P. Peyton, SO, No.
42o 18th street. Louisville, KY, about
Colored Brotherhood.

ColOred Brotherhood.
Sow. Grand Inspector, ]. o. Holmes
330, better. Thanks be to Allah.
Godfrey De Boulillion Chapter o
Rose Cross, Ill. Geo. w. Philips, 80
M. w. P. NJ, held statutory meeting
at the Sanctuary Thursday, and ex
tinguished the lights in ancient form a:
per regulations, &C.. governing the
Rite. Quite number of Knights o
the Rosy Gross were present, aftel
which the Chapter repaired to the
Traditional Banquet.
Almas Temple, of NJ S. gave {
Ladies night, with great success at the
National Rifles Armory, "Wednesday
night, visiting Shriners and these La
dies were present. Grand Potentate
Harrison Dingman was Chairman o
Executive Committee. The whole at
far was fine, &c.
Brother Frederick A. Humphrey
the oldest member of the Masonic
Order in the United States, died at his
home in Shopiere, near Janesville.
Wis, age o5 years. He was born in
Troy, N. Y, in 1901, and had been a
Mason for seventy years.
March 26. Prince Hall Consistory go,
Masters of the Royal Secret, under the
obedience of the United Supreme
Council of A. A. S. r., incorporated
for the Southern and Western Jurisdic-
ton, Uuited States, were duly incor-
porated in the city Of Chicago, ILL.,, by
]. G. ZONES, 80, D. w. Dempsey, SO.
D. L. Donohue, SO, F. ]. Elliston, 80,
Andrew Jackson, 80, and others.
Thrice Pussiant, Grand Master, o.
R. King, M. D., SO, has been very
sick, but is much improved. The
Doctor has been quite busy of late at
tending to the sick (New York;
Sow. Grand Inspector-General P B.
Brooks, M. D., SO, is very busy in his
there being quite number
of sick to look after c'Ah there,
Doc, y
Brother J. H. Dabney, SO, is one of
our prominent funeral directors, Office
and residence 42S l. street, n. W.
Don't forget w. H. Lee, 330, at No.
IS c street, II. w. William is noted for
for his amiable qualities, &c. what
the Hello-Bilh Peace.
George Parker, prominent member
of the Department of Three Links,
has been very sick at his residence
1915 18th street, n. W., much i'm
proved.
Charles H Marshall, of 3o6 3rd
street, S. W., still very sick.
P N. F., S. NJ. Pierre, M. D., is one
of our prominent and rising young
doctors, office 23d street, between G
and H streets, n. w. He is the medi-
cal director of Coriathian Lodge, 1857.
P. E. Comdi, J. H. Lee, better (of
Simon, No. I, K. t.
Little daughter, of Noble A. ]. Dyer,
ill sick at her residence, 2II4 Penna.
Avenue, n. W.
Captain w. P. Gray, Commander of
Patriarchie, No IS, G.. u 0. OF 0. F
and P. G. Master, J. w. Jones, of No.
IS, made trip to Richmond, Tuesday.
In connection with the grand excur-
'ion May 80, 1896. Watch The BEE.
Last Thursday, Social No. 1. con-
erred the second upon several candi- |
iates. Ed. Shields, 80 presided in the |
Oriental Chair. Past Master Grimes |
acted as Senior Deacon, with his usual
skill, upon such occasions. After the |
work the usual repast followed.
Fred. Muddock, of John F. Cook,
lodge of Odd Fellows, lost his wife,
Who w,.s buried from Mt. Jezerial Ban
list Church, last Wednesday. The
walters from Harvey's sent fine floral
ribute in token of their esteem, &c.
Edward Shields, of No. has several |
desirable rooms at 43I H street, n. W.,
, snap to the right parties.
Mrs. Lizzie Bell, wife of Past Master,
Thomas P. Bell, deceased and member |
IF Household Of Ruth, No. Is and
Queen of Sheba, Chapter o. E. S is
sill sick at 22I4 18th street, n. W., ditto
Sister Smith, M street, near 18th street,
ditto Sister Robinson, 1925 18th street,
northwest.
The Committee from Queen Esther,
of Ruth, G.. u. 0. OF 0.
F., gave dinner to the Committee
and few friends at the residence of
Mrs A V Thomas, P. N. Gov, enjoy
able time About 20 were present.
Grand Potentate Holland, 80. of
Pyramid Temple was here Sunday.
K. P OF D. c.
H. N. Smith, Supreme Lecturer, and
Brig. .-Genl., U. r Office 124 4th street.
southeast.
T. w. West, Grand Chancellor, of
ice Col 18th street, n. w. Sir Robert
Rhone, G.. K. X. & S., office 1922 2Ist
street, n. W.
Thursday, April 2, H. H. Garnett,
Division No. I, and Charles Sumner,
Division No. 2, Uniform Rank attended
he Reception of Saracura Division,
No. 3, at the Odd Fellows Hall, M,
near 18TH, n. w. There was a large
attendance of friends and well-wishers
Of the Order of Brig. .-Genl., Sir S. H,
Smith, was present and other officials |
Of the Order. Sir Knight, Daniel
Freeman (the celebrated artist) made |
several flash light pictures of the De-
,iples of Damon and Pythias. The ef-
ects were out of sight, &c. The Sir
Knights looked well with their fine |
Uniform and glittering blades, &C., and |
IS the Brave Men moved around with !
he fair danes on their arms. 1t was
1 grand sight to see. There was a
arge attendance.
F. c. B.
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