The Washington bee., 1897-01-30

Sc vices ever perfOImcO Oy oSott'S
Rite MasonS of color in the units'
Sta,es was performed by DE Mole
Council, Knights Of Kodosh over tn
remains ofthe late William Hill, ga.
member Of John G.. Jones Consistor.
of District Of Columbia. These serv
ices were held July al. 1896, at iov
twelve. The same was published q
the Washington Post, the Evening
Star and the Washington Times o
IuIv 7Isor "a. 1886. and The Washing
ton BEE OF August 1, 1895.
NEUROLOGY.
REG. c., Sir Joseph w. Mat
thews, of Penn, died December s9
The services was held January 2. In
terment in Baltimore, Md.
Rev. r. L. Peterson, Of West Ches
ter, Pa, died December 80. Deceased
was prominent member OF Harmony
Lodge, ri, MaSon'S Peace and Plent,
Lodge 28sI and Patriarchie. No.
Odd Fellows and Ex-D. d., G. Nj. O
ID. No. He was much respected
Rev. and Sir John F. Turner. o.
Bostoa, Mass died December 81
Deceased was a prominent member o.
Rising Sun Lodge, St. Stephen K. A.
Chapter and Lewis Hayden Comman-
dery ok + He was born in Wash.
ington 43 years ago, leaves wife and
daughter.
Brother Green Richardson was
buried ny the odd Fellows, viz: Chris
tan Star Lodge, No. I4S4 and H of r.
No. 81. Deceased was born in RIM
gold. Va, May 10. 1874 He died in
New Haven, Conn. He was much
respe ted.i
GEMS FROM THE QUARRIES.
? The U.R K.ofP. N. A. S. A. E. A.
A, will please take notice that the
pass word is now ready, and the same
will be issued to all divi ions who
pay their semi annual dues as per
law.
The Knight Templars of Kansas
City, KaS., gave fine K. I. reception
banquet, under the auspices of Eman-
uel Cummandery, No. IS. Eminent Sir
p. c. Kincade delivered the welcome
address. Sir Thomas LOAN was in
E. ,dIct-d as the toast master. There
vas an interchange Of K i shtly Cour-
I,s.>s, followed 10y musical program
I heir inspection grand march was led
bv Sir Thomas w Logan. There was
a large number Of distingui- he'd Ma
sons present and every Onc had an en-
joyable time.
The Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania
held a very agreeable session. After
the usual routine the grand officers
were elected and installed by G.. c.,
Sir p. n. Edwards, q. K. K and s..
Sir Robert K. Johnson.
The Temple Association Of Philadei-
phia, gave fine reception at Nata-
torium Hall, January Is, IN honor of
the sub committee Of management O..
u. o. OF 0. F
. T Grand Chapter Of r. A. VI. Of
Pennsylvania, have elected the follow.
ing Grand Officers: NJ. E. G H. +.
Lemuxl GooginS NJ. E ID. G.. H. P,
Milton Harris; NJ. E G.. Ring, J. S.
Hicks; Nj. E G.. Scribe, K. w Jack
SON NJ. E. G.. r., II. n. Gilbert; NJ.
E. q. Seer >tary. w. H. Miller.
The new law for organization Of Dis
trict Graud Households OF Ruth goes
intn effect this month.
Ex-G. S., D. B. Bowser is sick at his
home in Philadelphia.
A grand reception was rendered d.
G.. Master, G. w. Wilson Of the Cali
fornia odd Fellows January I9, at San
Francisco. 1t was fine affair. Many
w6re present.
Onward Commandery, No. a. K. 7.
of ST. L,oui,, Mo will attend Easter
services in full dress on Easter
Monday in company with the Blue
Lodge, No. Io7. They will hold JOINT
entertainment.
1.-THE Grand Chanter, o. E. s.. Of
Mo. was banqueted by the three
Chapters under its jurisdiction re-
Gently.
The M. E. Prince Hall, Grand Royal
Arch hapter for Kansas and jurisdfc-
tion held its 18th Annual Grand Con-
VOCATION. Companion T. ". Logan,
40 was elected as the NJ. r. q. II. p,
and Companion J. Hume Childer, NJ.
FG Secretary The session was a
fine one in every particular.
The Prince Hall Grand Comman-
derry of K. T. for Kansas, held It's
Tnird Annual Grand Conclave. The
session was fine and harmonious Sir
o. II. Harris elected R E. c. c. Sir
I,Hume Childer, V. E. @. Recorder.
Grand Master Pelham of the Mis-
souri jurisdiction was called to 81
Louis January oto settle some unpissas'
ant matters in Prince Hall Lodge
which were reflectory upon the
Craft -(From the American Eagle oi
St. Louis, "o.)
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