The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-20
By ROBERT S. BARRETT.

most excellent start. They confer all
OF the Masonic degrees from the fourth
TO the thirty-second, included, and are
as follows:
George Washington Memorial Lodge Of
Perfection, No, w. G. Lohew, veneer
able MASTER Charles T.. Lindsey senior
warden; Robert S. Barrett Junior war
den; Leopold Ruben orator; Edgar War
field ST., almoner.
Randolph Chapter OF Roso Crox No D
James Il. Alexander, wise master; Will
liam J. Boothe, senior warden; Thomas
A. Fisher. junior warden; Robert s. Bar
rett, orator; James Il. King almoner;
James w. Bales, master OF ceremonies.
Lafayette Council OF Kadosh, No p
Dr. S. h. Moore, preceptor; Judge Q. 10.
Nicol. first sub-preceptor; J. w. Bales,
second sub-preceptor; ID. II. Prescott,
chancellor; O. r. Angelo, orator; James
e. King, almoner; A. A. Paul, master OF
ceremonies.
Virginia Cousistory, No. Judge ]. X.
NJ Norton. master of kadosh; George T.
Burroughs, prior; Thomas G. Smith,
preceptor; N. S. Greeuaway, chancellor;
William S. Connolly, orator; James T..
King. hosptaier: Il. r. Harrington, mas
ter OF ceremonies J. NJ Duncan is
treasurer Of all Scottish Rite bodies, and
" A. Slaughter Is secretary OF the same.
Old Dominion Commandery, No. II, has
had a most prosperous career since its
organization i'm 1872. numbering 1G5 sir
knights upon its roll This body always
makes most handsome appearance in
their Templar uniforms. It's officers are
NJ. l.. Dinwiddie. eminent commander;
+. w. Latham. generaIissimo; c. A.
Gwinn, captain general; w. G.. Lehew,
senior warden; H. K Field prelate; Ed
gar Warheld. ST.. treasurer; A. G.. Uh-
Ter, recorder; J. r. w. Timberman, jun
Tor warden; w. -. Davis, sword bearer;
Q. w. Fletcher, warder; w. 9. Davis,
third guard; A. H. Mitchell, second
guard; J. NJ. Duncan, first guard, and p.
Q. Timberman, sentinel
Catholic Societies.
In point Of numbers. the Catholic So
cities In Alexandria are by far, stronger
than any other organization. They hold
their meetings in the handsome hail. OF
the Young Mems Sodality Lyceum, in
Duke street. This building, which was
built for its present purpose is the CEN
ter Of Catholic fraternaI life in Alexan-
dria. Wel-equipped clubrooms, which
provide attractive social features, are
part Of the equipment Of this building.
Officers in the Catholic organizations in
the city are as follows
Fitzgerald Council, No 459, Knights Of
CoIumbus-Dr Edward A. German, grand
knight; Robert e. Power, deputy grand
knight Michael j. Mcfarland. chancellor;
Francis r. quinn. recorder; James Cal
Ian, financial secretary; Sylvester A.
Breen. treasurer; a. a. Lucas, warden;
Richard N. Roland, inside guard and
Frank NJ Martin, outside guard.
Alexandria Division, No. l. Ancient
Order of Hiberulans-John J. Hanratty,
president; Torrance McGowan vice pres-
dent; r. Il. Power, recording secretary;
william H. Sweeney treasurer; John
Sweeney, sergeant-at-arms; Lyons II.
Dolan, sentinel and DR. Edward A. Cor
man. physician.
Young Mems Sodality Lyceum-Charles
Il. Hellmuth. president; Francis II.
Quinn, vice president; William Desmond,
recording secretary; Raymond HeIlmuth,
financial secretary; Richard l.. Carne, jr.,
treasurer; James Callan. librarian, and
e. Hyland Brawner. sergeant-at-a
Kavanaugh Court Daughters of Isa-
bela--Mrs. A. O'Sullivan, grand regent;
Mrs. Mamie Bowers, vice grand regent;
Mrs. A. Roland, historian; Miss A.
Dewitt, financial secretary; Mrs. A.
Evans, treasurer; Mrs Mary G. Duney,
monitor; Miss Mary King, prophecies;
Mrs. Nettie Brill, lecturer; Mrs. b. De
Vaughan. sentinel; Rev. H. j. Cutler.
chaplain; Miss Mary Dewitt orgauist.
O'Kane Council, No. 434, Catholic
Ber evoient I.eGion-J. d. Normoyle, pres
ident; f. r Quinn. secretary; NJ j. Nc
Farland, collector; II. l.. WenzeL treas