Evening star., 1896-03-23
HYATTSVILLE.

The officers of the Grand Commandery of
knights Templar Of the state of Maryland
Visited Masonic Temple last Saturday even
ing and duly constituted ST. Elmo Com
mandery, No. II. K. T. The grand officers
were as follows: Sir Knights r. E. VIM. II,
Clark, grand commander; w. H. Martin,
P. G. C.. as D. G. c.: Thos. J. Shryock, G..
G.; j. w. Snyder, G. c. G.: Jos. F. Hindes,
G. p; Chas. T. Sisco as.G. 8. W.; L. H.
Uhris, G.. j. w.; Cbas. Clark as G. T.:
John H. Miller, grand recorder; w. H. H.
Sultzer, grand standard bearer: Leona
Lemon as grand sword bearer; Samuel
Marisfeld, G. W.; w. H. Nicholson as G.
G: of G.: w. Deckterman, G. NJ and Chas
Mcdonald, jr., grand inspector. The Off
GERS of the Grand Lodge were ACCOMPANIED
by W. H. Cunningham, eminent command
er; Geo. W.Fletcher and Hutchns of Mary
land Commandery. No 3. Cochran of COM
lett of Washington Commandery, No. L,
OF District of Columbia, and Frederick A.
Holden of Columbia Commandery, No 2
of District Of Columbia st. Elmo Com
lnandery was opened by proclamation, and
tie following duly elected officers were in
stalled: Sir Knights Harry B. Major, E. c.. /;
NJ. II; hearney, general; S. c. Cox, c. G.;
Hev: W. B Dorsey, prelate; ]. A. Westlake,
3. W.; j. d. b. Peters. j. W.; D. T. Sheriff,
treasurer; w. P. Magruder. standard bear
er: ]. c. Sheriff, sword bearer; Jno. H.
ScnultZ, Warder.
a supper was served in the dining hall
after the installation.
AT recent meeting Of the Guild of the
P1nckney Memorial Church, at which Rev.
MI Mayo, rector Of the parish, presided as
ward IN. the following officers were elected
1cr the ensuing year: F. A. Holden, deputy
warden; M. B. Freeman, secretary; Clar-
ence Wilson. treasurer. Misses Moran,
Dorsey and Fuller were appointed as an ad-
vlsory board on entertainment for the
prdc p1r
pointed: st. Luke's ward, for visiting the
sick, Mrs. c. H. Welsh. mistress; Mrs. Ar
thur Carr Mrs. DR.. Wells. Mrs. Dr. Dor
sey, Mrs. c. j. s. Mayo the Misses Levin.
Mr.. Arthur Carr and Dr. c. A. Wells. St
Johns wSrd, for improving the outside ap-
pearance of the church, DIR. ]. K Owens
and Messrs. j. G. Lepper, c. H. Welsh, l..
ea,.;a IL: campbell pes ell and j. B. Burnside; St ce-
Hugh Latimer. Miss Nellie Moran, Mrs. l..
f. Holden, Miss Lulie Fuller and Messrs.
F. A. Fuller and L. F. Holden. ST. An
crews ward, composed Of members of the
sistants. The ward for visiting strangers,
Mrs Brooke Hunter, Mrs. ]. W. Cook, Mrs.
W. w. Van Loan, Mrs. j. C. Robinson,
mrs. N. B: Freeman, Mrs. C. ]. S. Mayo.
Mrs F. A Holden and Misses Mary Wells.
Mary Dorsey. Lulie Fuller and Lille Lati-
Mer st. Agnes ward. Mrs. J. B. Burnside,
Mrs. DR.. Dorsey, Mrs. H. c. Dobbs and
Il
composed of the officers and teachers Of
the Sunday chool, Mnistering Children 3
League, Mrs. H. c. Dobbs. Mrs. ]. B. Burn
side. Misses Mary Dorsey, Mary Wells,
Nellie Moran and Lulie Fuller
An amusing farce comedy, entitled "The
Spirit of 49, will be presented at the new
Masonic Temple the latter part of next
month. for the benefit of the Pinckney
Memorial. Church. The cast of characters
will include DR.. and Mrs. Joseph r..
Owen. Mr.. N. w. Dorsey. Mrs. ]. H Rails
ton, Mrs. r. G. Whiting and Miss Mary
Wells
Golden Chain Lodge, I. o. G. T.. gave an
interesting entertainment Friday night in
the lecture room of the Presbyterian
Church. The program included an article
on Temperance" by Mrs. w. H. Richard
son; vocal solo, by Miss Carrie Acker; vocal
duet, by Miss Mary Brown and Miss Al
tums; essay on temperance, Mr.. Davis;
vocal solo. Miss Ada Bowen; recitatio
Master Chas. Richardson; recitation, Miss
Jessie Davis Several vocal solos by MIR.
Homer Aidemus of Washington; vocal solo,
by Miss Lillian Acker, and piano solo, by
Miss Habercomb.