The Washington times., 1902-02-23

! been connected with the Eastern Rdilrcai
! Association. with headquarters ~ Gli f
! Street northwest. serving as assistant
| secretary. and foG the past fifteen years
! as its seer tary.
During the four days beginning Tuesday
I the eyes Of members CT the Masonic fra
tcrE!ty were turned toward Cincinnati,
where an elaborate celebration of the If
ieth anniversary CT golden jubilee of the
! Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite for the
northern jurisdiction OF the valley Of Gin
cinEati was held. Among the participants
we're many eminent members Of the order,
( including Henry NJ Palmer, grand master
Of the northern jurisdiction, and repre-
sentatives Of the various supreme coun-
ellis. including those of Canada and Mex
ice. Representative J. II. Bromwell Of
Chic was prominent participant in the
jubilee.
At the last regular monthly smoker Of
the Drill Corps CT Columbia Commandery,
No. =, Knights Tenplar Benjamin Park
hurst presided. Eminent Commander
narrower told Of the recent pilgrimage to
New York. Other participants we're May
Tor Brothers. Mr.. May Mr.. W. d. Leissler,
M Gus y. kncssi, Dr. Charles Blumer,
Dr. William Geutner. Mr. VIII H. Smith,
Mr. Arthur Z. Hess, Mr.. Jackson F. Blair.
Nr. Edgar A. Nelson, ir., Mr. Arthur f.
Middleton, Mr. T. Herbert Coates. Mr..
Charles +. Miller Mr. Dan F. Murphy.
Mir. John Fahey Mr.. Thomas J. Quigicy,
Mr.. VIII F. Murphy, Mr.. Richard Smith,
Mr.. Fred KissinRe-. Mr.. Charles McIn-
erany, and Mr.. Edwin Gee, accompanies.
The Masonic fair and exposition com
mittee of New Jerusalem Lodge No. has
issued an attractive circular relative TO
contributions The committee addresses
each brother as follows: You are well
aware that q Masonic fair and exposition
is to be held at Convention Hall com
mencing April II. and that New Jerusalem
Lodge is TO take part. 1t will require the
hearty and enthusiastic cooperation of
every member &c insure success at our
booth, and i is expected and confidently
believed that every brother will exert
himself to secure the necessary materials
with which to stock it. A donation Of any
salable article or contribution OF cash
will be acceptab bic. IN this work each
brother is to consider himself a commit
tee of one. and he is earnestly requested
to put forth his best efforts to make our
undertaking a success. Our large mem
bership, augmented by the recently or
eanized Ladies' Auxiliary. viii constitute
an able corps OF solicitors, whose efforts
should be productive o! great results
Heavy or bulky articles may be sent to
New Jerusalem Lodge, care OF Merchants
Transfer and Storage Company, !29 u
Street northwest, where storage facilities
have been engaged. Articles Of needle
work, embroidery, lace, etc, or Of fra
gile or delicate nature are desired sent TO
Mrs. J. l.. DeHnisOn, chairman Ladies
Auxiliary. 800 | Street northwest The
committee OF the lodge consists OF Wor-
shiplul Master Franc. Z. Sherry, chairman
ey-oficio c. c. Coombs, chairman; VIII
liam G. Henderson, vice chairman; VIII
liam L. Dennison, secretary; James o.
Roller, treasurer; J. Frank Button. W. J.
Coffin, J. c. Exner, II. d. Feast, Ralph
L. Gait, John Henderson. jr.. !. ". KEEL
icy, louis z. Krcy, Benjamin Parkhurst,
George W. Smith, Richard Sylvester,
and Thomas B. Walker