The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-07-07

er and Mr.. Carter.
At the opening and closing Of the serv-
ices several selections viii be played by
Mr.. Freeze.
The new pipe organ just installed at
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church will
be dedicated with appropriate services
at II o'clock tomorrow morning. Rev.
W. W. Barnes. pastor of Douglas Me-
mortal Church Washington. will preach.
In addition to having new organ the
church has been given general over
hauling, and presents most attractive
appearance, the main auditorium being
unusually pretty.
For the benefit Of the ministers Of the
city an organ recital will be given at .
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, to which
all of the ministers Of the city have
been invited to be present.
The new organ has case OF quar-
tered oak finished In the golden oak
tint. The pipes are of terra Gotta, trim
med in golden bronze, the terra Gotta
matching the frescoing of the audi
forum walls. 1t is two-manuel organ.
of eighteen stops. five in the great or
gan. five in the swell organ. and one In
the pedal organ.
The manuels are Of standard scales
with ever changing keys. there being
$40 pipes. ranging in length from six
teen feet, bourbon. to those of two or
three inches of the flute d'amuer.
These officers were installed last night
by Potomac Lodge Of Odd Fellows: J. R.
Smith. sitting past grand: N. r. Davis.
noble grand; ]. Harry Mount, vice
grand; w. E Conway. recording secre-
tary; W. E. Latham. financial secre-
tary: I. Morgan Davis, treasurer; w.
Leon Clarke, warden; A. ]. Hall. con-
ductor; n. l. Williamson. chaplain; G.
w. Bentz. right supporter to noble
grand; c. S. Sherwood. inside sentinel:
George D. Suthard. outside sentinel: ].
w. McMenamin, right supporter to vice
grand: 7. r. Sp!cer. left supporter to
vice grand: ]. l.. Smith. right scene sup
porter; A. T. Sullivan, left scene sup
potrer.
The installation ceremonies were con-
Quoted by J. T. O'Meara. district depu-
ty. assisted by Capt. w. L. Martin and
d. r. Stansbury. past grand marshal.
and C. Walton O'Neara, grand conduc
tor. acting as deputy marshal.
These officers have been elected by Sill
YER Moon Council. No. 2s. Degree Of Po-
cohontas to serve for the ensuing six
months: Miss Cora Petit, Pocahontas:
Mrs. W. S. NicklIn. prophetress; C. C.
Brawner. Powhatan; Miss Ruth Proc
tor, keeper of wampum: Miss Katie Ad-
cock, collector OF wsmpum: Miss Minnie
Petit. keeper of records: Miss Irma
Coleman. guard of wigwam; Miss Esther
oehlert, guard of forest: Miss Blanche
Haynes. first scout; Miss Cox, second
scout; Mrs. r. c. Sullivan. Winona.
A special grand jury was to-day sum-
moned to meet in the Corporation Court
Monday next at II o'clock. The only
criminal case which will be presented 20
the Jury for its consideration is that of
William Hansbrough. alias Sy Cumpton.
The case OF Samuel, Alias Shorty" AL
len, colored. indicted for the murder of
Richard Mills. colored. which occurred
in this city November 5. 1905, is set for
trial Tuesday night.
John II. MAYORS funeral will take
Place at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
from his home, 3Os Duke Street Services
will be conducted by Rev. c. R. Stras-
burg. pastor OF the Methodist Protestant
Church. Members of Sarepta Lodge Of
Odd Fellows and Osceola Tribe of Red
Men. of which organizations the de-
ceased was member, will attend the
funeral
The funeral OF Mrs. Joseph y. Holland
will take pace at $50 o'cock tomorrow
morning from her home. sol South Wash
ington Street. The services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. W. F. Watson, pastor Of
tie First Baptist Church.
c. 7. Goods. chief OF police. left to-
night for Toronto. Canada, TO attend the
annual meeting Of the International AS
ISOLATION Of Police Chiefs. which will
convene in that city next week
The condition Of E. c. Joyce, who is
IL al his apartments at the Cameron.
Alfred and King Streets. continues I'M
improved, IL is reported