The Washington bee., 1897-07-24
SECRET ORDERS
DOLCE NELLA MEMORIAL.

son, Worthy Matron, Rev, Peter Lucas
80 Worthy Patron, Mrs. r. Z. Brent,
Associate Matron, Mrs. A. q. Hill,
Treasurer, Miss |. NJ. Thomas, Secre-
tary, Miss c. a. Hawkins ConductreSS,
MISS L. Hinton, Asst. Conductress,
Miss Theresa Thomas, Warder, Nm-
H. Thomas 30 Sentinel, Miss Kate
Davis, Adah, Miss Florence late,
Ruth, Mrs. Wooder. Esther, Miss: X.
G.. Dennis, Martha, Miss H. Shankhn,
Electa. This Chapter has member
ship of ~ and is in good condltlon,
etc. We will publish the list OF NO. )
Chapter next week and the officers OF
the Grand Chapter.
For Light upon dark subjects and
news in general read The BEE zone OF
the finest, the organ of Secret Orders
in general.
GEMS FROM THE QUARRIEs.
The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
Masons pays sick benefits.
The Hon. ]. s. Durham of Philadel-
phia is a well known member OF the
order of Odd Fellows.
The Hon. VIM. F. Powell, Minister
10 f1dNIl, - d NGll hliOA II lllSlAIDNi Va
the Masonic order.
Iune 30, St. Paul's Commandery No.
Q, K. T, celebrated its 18th Annlver-
sary at New Haven, Conn.
The Fraternal Delegate of the G. L.
O. of O. F., to the A. Nj. C., III Eng
land reports good times. While IN
England he made great speech or
the order in America. He will return
home about the last of the month.
Mount Calvary Commandery No. 1,
and St. Johns Commandery No. 4, X:
T., of New York City have accepted
an invitation to participate with King
Solomon Commandery No. Is, X. l.,
of Saratoga Springs, on August 10.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.
The annual election of Eureka
Grand Chapter, O. E. S, of New York,
which held its session June so, in Ma
sonic Hall, 90 Sixth avenue, resulted
as follows: Mrs. Mary Z. Reed, Most
Worthy Grand Matron; Bro. Joseph
Thompson, Most Worthy Grand Pat
ron; Mrs. Fannie H. Lewis, Most
Worthy Grand Associate Matron, Mrs.
Annie E Johnson, Most Worthy Grand
Treasurer; Mrs. Catherine Johnston,
Most Worthy Grand Secretary.
The Odd Fellows of Salt Lake City,
Utah, held public installation services
at @. A. K. Hall, July IS. There was
a large attendance,
On the night of the 24th of June, the
name of Mcleod passed out of social
circles of Jackson Mrs. Mcleod, the
widow Of the Hon. NJ. NJ. Mcleod, on
the 24th, by marriage to Mr.. Tom Gar
ner, dropped the historic name and
passed it to the things of the past.
The marriage took place at the home
of Mrs. Mcleod and was in every re-
Spect of the most fashionable charac
ter. Some forty attended the honored
event and all found pleasure in the oc-
CaSion.-From odd FekLOW'S Journal.
Mrs. Mcleod was the wife of Past
Grand Master NJ. NJ. Mcleod, of the
Mississippi Masons.-From Jackson
Reporter, June 1897.
SICK; Bro. John Crumpton of $40
2Ist street, n. W., Bro. H. SChueler OF
COZ F street, n. W., and Bro. e. w.
Shields of 43I H street n. W.
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The Knights of Pythias held their
Sth annual session in Augusta, Ga,
Commencing Tuesday. They had
grand parade on Wednesday, with Sir
Knight |. NJ. Pleasant, of Savannah,
as chief marshall. A banquet was
given the same night in honor of the
visiting Knights. The following were
elected officers: P. @. O., T. James
Davis, Supreme Rep, J. c. Ross, G.
c., c. A. Shaw, G. Y. C., T. S. Price,
Columbus, G.. P, !. A. Woods, Way
cross. G.. NJ. E., c. A Catledge,
Americus, G.. K. of r. S., L. A. Kit
trel, Macon, G. L., H. H. Williams,
Columbus, G. NJ. A, w. H. Brown,
G.I. c., E. B. Barco, Cordele, G.. o.
Gil, I. G. Holmes, Atlanta, @. M. R,
G.. P. Washington, Waycross. DR.. I.
lanes Davis was in command OF the
division, with Sir Knight :. M. Cohen
as chief aid Considerable business
was transacted.
MASoNS OF GEORGIA.
The Masons throughout the state
are enthusiastic over the successful |
operation of the endowment feature.
Hundreds of dollars have been paid
out during the past year making the
heart of many poor widow and or
phan happy.
Grand Master Terry, as he deserves,
has been given unstinted praise and
commendation for the arduos manner
in which he has labored during the
past year. Too much can not be SAID
for what he is doing to place the Grand
Lodge in the foremost ranks. In his
endeavors he will receive the support
of the officers of the Grand Lodge and
all of the subordinate lodges.
Georgia can well feel proud of the
class of men that compose the various
lodges throughout the state. They
are always found to be among the best
class of citizens, law abiding and in
duStriouS.
1t would have made the heart OF
every mason glow with pride and ad-
miration if they could have beheld the
Grand Lodge in session. To see the
many able and representative men
that compose that body.
The public demonstration of the
I Ct TOhu'S DaU WAS