Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-06-05
MA5ONs VISIT
QUAKER CITY
One Hundred and Ten Alex
andria Members of Craft
in the Party.
USE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Program of Entertainment-Eisit-
ors will Return TO Their Homes ir
This City Tomorrow.

One hundred and ten Alexandria
Masons of AleXandlfia- Washington
ara Andrew Jackson Lodges are in
Philadelphia today as the guests of
the William l.. Elkins Lodge Of that
city. The pilgrimage is a return visit
made 20 Alexandria three months ago
by The Elkins Lodge to Alexandria
Washington Lodge.
The MasonS of Alexandria were
astr early this n.orning. AT 6:45
o'clock members of both lodges met
at the corner of Prince and Royal SIS,
and boarded a special train of the
Washington Virginia Electric r. r.,
Company, which left at G:25 for
Washington. Near the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing. corner 1bth
and r streets. S. W., special cars Of
the Central Traction Company were
waiting 10 take the entire assembly
direct to the Union station, Wash
ingtnn, where the members Of he two
lodges boarded special train of
three cars, leaving Union station at
7:40 a. m., for Philadelphia. over the
Pennsylvania railroad.
Accompanying the following mem
49,. c III tIo,o,J,.;, \V,c n.' ~
AID Andrew Jackson Lodge was a
representative Of William l.. ElkinS
Lodge who met the members at Union
sta ion. Washington. as a special es
cort to accompany the members to
Philadelphia.
s. b. Fowler. n. S. Greenaway, d.
G.. GriIhortzer. S. F. Gill, J. G. Gra-
ham, J. W. Goods, H. r. Gary, A. J.
Hanson, p. +. Hammil. Thos King.
r. c. HammiI. II. II. Hall. Walter
Humphrey, H. Hammond. VIM. Jorg.
NJ. Jaffa, NJ. F. Kerrick, F. w. La
than, ]. R. Lyles, W. l.. Leather
land, C. c. Lamond, r. S. Lucke.t,
NJ. d. Mclean, w A. Moore. Jr., j.
W. McMenamin, W. NJ. Milan, J. VIM.
May. C.. f. Outcalt, w +. Outcalt,
X. W. Ogden. s. w Pitts, J. F. Poss.
Y. II. Peele, NJ. Rosenfcld, W. p. Ros-
son, James H. Rollins, A. p. Rowzie.
c. E. Swan. l.. S,orck, J. +. Shlnn,
T. A. Somers, J. Steelman, +. B. Sha-
fer. c. z. Tennesson, S. II. Temple
man, f. Warfeld. .Jr., r. r. Washing
ton. J. S. Wiley, John West. ?. o.
Ward. S. f. Wade, f. l.. Allen j. d.
Ashford, w. B. Archer, c. c. lamond,
]. W. Adkins, w. l.. Allen, c. C..
/ Brawner. II. Block, J. 7. Burroughs,
| G.. K. Brawner, W. NJ. Beach, j. Is
Brown. w. w. Ballenger, J. +. Bir-
rell. G.. E. Booker, F. A. Bayliss, G. w.
Bontz. Jr. P. O. Cockey, G.. ". Garter,
r II. Cox. T. P. Cochran. l.. G.. Walk
ar, W J. Waller, G. P Waller, j..
Wolf, c. T.. Watkins, G. W. Zachary,
VIM. Quinn JOS. Schwarzn,ann, {.
w Deter. 3. We'll, Pa;on Chauncey,
J. 3. Holeman, V. c. Davis, Rev. +.
Carpenter, c. A. Campbell, ]. r. Ca
ron II. p. Cation, w. H. Charles. c. H.
Callahan. Percy Cliff, G. p. Carlln,
Edwin Callow. Thomas Clark, w. B.
Davis c. W. Duffey, c. J. DeahI, ].
". beavers. \. c. Davis, c. F.. Dare,
r J. Echols. T. NJ. Erwin. H. K. Field,
W. c. Field, G.. w Fletcher, c. c.
Smoot.
The Philadelphia brethren were
very enthusiastic about this visit of
Alexandria lodges, and left nothing
undore for the comfort and pleasure
of the visitors.
4 special program Of entertain
ment was arranged by the officers of
the William /. Elkin's Lodge.
Immediately upon arrival of the AL
exandra special at Broad s., station
Philadelphia, the Alexandria Masons
were met by Jno. Wanamaker and a
committee of the William J.. ElkIn'S
Lodge, together with the John
Wanamaker Band and the entire party
were then taken in automobiles 20
the Colonade Hotel, the headquarters
| Sc 1bo lnyandria 1odrac during this
}, visit.
The address of welcome will be de-
livered at the Masonic Temple at
11.on q M after which he entire