Washington, George, Master of Lodge while President, 2; Masonic Bodies named after, 3; Full length Portrait in London, 4; Copies of all Masonic Letters, 5; Letter to Paul Revere, 7; Memory attacked by Anti-Masons, 10; At Newport, R. I., 1781, 14; At Providence, R. I., _ib._; Report on, 15; As Grand Master, 16; Replies to Snyder, 18; Receives Masonic Ornaments from Watson & Cassoul, 20; Masonic Apron from Lafayette, 20; Reply to Watson & Cassoul, 21; In camp at Newburg, 21; Resigns his commission at Annapolis, 28; Returns to Mount Vernon, _ib._; Address from Lodge No. 39, 29; Reply to Lodge No. 39, 30; Fac-simile, 31; Invites Washington to dine with the Lodge, 34; Acceptance, 35; Accepts Honorary Membership, _ib._; Portrait of in Alexandria Lodge, 36; Address from King David's Lodge, 38; Arrives at Newport, R. I., 42; Providence, _ib._; Reply to King David's Lodge, ib; Starts on Southern Tour, 44; Reply to St. John's Lodge, 49; Arrives at Georgetown, S. C., 51; Washington's Reply to Prince George's Lodge, 56; Arrives at Charleston, S. C., 57; Receives Address from Grand Lodge of South Carolina, 58; Washington's Reply, 59; Calls on Mrs. Nathaniel Greene, 65; Receives Address from Grand Lodge, Georgia, 66; Leaves Savannah, 68; Replies to Grand Lodge of Georgia, _ib._; Residence in Philadelphia, 69; Received Address from Grand Lodge, Pennsylvania, 71; Reply 73; Master's Jewel, 79; Address from Grand Lodge, Massachusetts, 81; Washington's Reply, 84; Farewell Address, 86; At Philadelphia, 87; Address from Grand Lodge, Pennsylvania, 88; Washington Receives Deputation, 90; Reply, 91; Letters counterfeited, 94; Arrives at Mount Vernon, 95; Letter & Address from Alexandria Lodge, No. 22, 96; Reply, 97; Dines with Lodge No. 22, 101; Letter to Paul Revere, 104; Draft of Reply to Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, 106; Lieutenant General, 111; At Baltimore, _ib._; Draft of Reply to Grand Lodge of Maryland, 113; Reply, 115; Sesqui-Centennial Anniversary, 117; Letter and Book from G. W. Snyder, 118; Reply to Snyder's Letter of September 15, 1798, 123; Explanation of, 125; Member of Alexandria Lodge, 126; Lays Corner-Stone of Capitol, 127; Masonic Record of, _ib._; Traditions of, 128; Second Letter from Snyder, 129; Washington's Reply, 130; Refutation of the Anti-Masonic Slanders, 131; Grand Master General, 132; Address by Army Lodges, 134; Massachusetts refuses to concur, 136; Universal belief that Washington was Grand Master General, 137; Medal struck as such, 138 Washington, Lodges in United States, 3