The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-01

PeLer5DurR, REeat ShCHeml v. a. - SAA' -
Of Winchester, great chief OF records.
Pochahontas Tribe, No. IA, meets at Odd
Fellows, Hall every other Wednesday eve
lnt Hn.~1 ~ Francis. saehen,. s''s..
Chickahominy Tribe, No. s3f.1 meets q
Springfield Hull, Twenty-sixth and NJ streets
every Tuesday evening. L. W. Billups
sachem. rat..S ),
Annawon Tribe. 1880; meets at Levy
Hall, Eleventh and Main streets, every Mon
day evening. j., r. jWaldman, sacbem.
/ jamestown Tribe, No.41 meets at PytbinI
Hall every Saturday evening. j. j.. Chad
dock, sachem. -
Pamunkey Tribe, No. ~, meets at Concor
dia Hall every Saturday evening. d. I'll
Taylor, sachem. y
Varina Tribe: James Collins, sachem
This tribe is Just outside the city, but be
longs to this iurisdiction,J and has been IN
stituted within the past year.
Sycamore Tribe, No. independently
meets at BIcnner's Hall, Sixth and Marshal
streets, every Thursday evening.
Southern Cross brotherhood.
Lee Camp, No. I, S. G. B., meets on TIT
fourth Monday in March, June, and Sep
tember ut the Office Of the Piedmont ant
darlington Life Insurance Company. Pas
Commanders: Dr. James Ell. Patton, W
Ellis Jones, R. T.. Armstrong, w. G. Car
trington. Commander, b. G. Hartsook
Secretary, w. Plumer Gretter; Treasurer
W. Ellis Jones. -. -. -. ,,,,y.,f.y
Templars of Honor and Temperance
Undine, Temple of Honor and Temper
ance is now under the jurisdiction OF tn,
Grand Temple Of Maryland and d: Z
Deputy Most W orthy 'Femplar for virginia
Thomas Rudd. Undine Temple, No. 2
meets on the first and third Friday OF eacl
month at Harmony Hall, Broad street be
tween Fifth and Sixth. G. E.IFitzwilson
worthy chief templar Charles Spencer
worthy ,vice-templar; c. w. ;Volkman
worthy recorder; Thomas Rudd, worth.
treasurer. It has an active membership o
80. .s... ~ .-5f'',
St. Johns Degree Council, No. /, is fo
the present discontinued. s.y".. .'..
knights of Honor. ,A'f 49,.
The Order OF Knights OF Honor, which
was instituted June so, 1878, by the organi
cation OF single lodge at Louisville, Ky.
, presents an almost unprecedented example
Of growth and popularity, there being nov
in operation, according to the official repor
J Of October last, 394 lodges working in tn
several States Of the Union, with member
|
/ proposed additions it is believed that tn
| number OF lodges now approaches $50, ant
membership $4,000. ... ..r
I Fraternity Lodge, No. 265. Organized
April 30, 1876. Officers: Past Dictators-
2 E. Mccarthy, r. A. Brock, and j. F. "
Gibson (sitting); Dictator, Henry Bodeker
Vice-Dictator. James Jeflreys; Assistan
Dictator, Jackson Bolton; Reporter, S. B
Jacobs Financial Reporter, R. S. Denny
Treasurer, G. A. Nolting. Trustees r
,, A. Brock, William Gibson, and Fl. Bru
!, ming. Meets at Harmony Hall, Broa
street between Sixth and Seventh streets, Of
! the second and fourth Friday evenings 0
each month. Membership, 3S.
Richmond Lodge. No. 2l9, meets at Ru
pert's Hall every Friday night. Member
ship, 80. ..t - .,. ... ..'-....
1896 Sons Of Temperance.
GRAND DIVISION OFFIcERs.-H. A. Atkir
son, Dr.. Of No. 167, grand worthy patri
arch; William Hancock, of No. 81, gran,
worthy associate; II. Wiley Davis, of Nc
1877, grand scribe; j. +. Shinberger, of Nc
= 1871, grand treasurer; John Il. Jones, OF Nc
43, grand conductor; j.. Ryland Epps, O
No. .lGT, grand sentinel; RIB. Wilson, o
No. 81, grand chaplain. .'r' s.',: .~.- !!
J REPRESENTATIVES TO THE NATIONAL d.
VISION (meets in Detroit, Michigan, June &c
: 1S77).-R. G. Staples, Of Portsmouth;
P. McCabe, Of Leesburg; Rev. George c
I Nanderslice, of Manchester; Caleb Jacob
of Richmond; DR.. w. Leigh Burton, Q
Richmond; W. j. Glenn, of Richmond
: Philip Reed. of Salem; Rev. W. r. Lindsey
OF Richmond; j. s. Craig, OF Rockingham
T. Wiley DAYS., II. A. Atkinson, Jr., an
William Hancock, OF Richmond.
The next annual session will be held i
this city on the fourth Wednesday in Octo
Der, 1877.
SUBORDINATE DIVISIONS IN THIS CITY.
/ Shockoe Hill Division, No. 81, meet
every Monday night in Harmony Hal
! Broad street. ..s.
Springfield Division, No. 1G7, meets ever
Thursday night in its hall, corner Twenty
sixth and Mason streets. 49,. .....-. e..
) No other Divisions in the city are holdin
regular weekly meetings at present.
: During the past year five or six new d
5 visions were organized, and are now actiYel
at work; the order in this State now own
= property division rooms and halls) value
/ at $4,000. .~......
Jewish Lodges.
Rimmon Lodge, No. IS, l. O. B. B., meet
on the first and third Sundays OF each mont
at Leyy's Hall. B. Samuels, president
; Leon Schaap, secretary. Membership, 12C
Representatives to Grand Lodge: Nose
Hutzler, William Lovenstein, and Juliu
Straus. .....
Benjamin Lodge, No. 50, /. o. B. B.
meets second and fourth Sundays Of eac
month at Levy's Hall. NJ. Werner, presi
dent; Julius Bear, secretary. Membership
about S.. Representatives TO Grand Lodge
julius Bear, P. w. Whitlock, and NJ.
, Jacobson. -
, Paradise Lodge, No. 225, I. O. B. B.
: meets on the second and fourth Sundays o
, each month at Concorda Hall, 492 Broa
street. Dr.. H. Fl. Levy, president; W
Rcinheimer, secretary. Membership, 80.
| Hilel Lodge, No. 81, K. S. B., meets OF
the second and fourth Wednesdays Of eac
month at Levy's Hall. Edward Cohen
president; w. LoYenstein, secretary. Mem
bership, 81. ILL.,. =
, Solomon Lodge, No. IS, I. o. F. S. Q
Israel, meets on the first and third Wednes
dent; Julius Bear, secretary. Membesh
about so. .a...a .. 49, 81
Friendship Lodge, No. II, 1. O. F. S. Q
Israel, meets on the second and iourt
Tuesdays OF each month at Ruppert's Hal
Broad street. E. Salomonsky, president
W. Flegenheimer, secretary. Member
ship, AZ. ...-. ........ -.
Jewish Benevolent Societies.
Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Association
Mrs. NJ. Millhiser, president; W. Lover
} stein, secretary. Membership, 60.
Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Society
| Mrs. E. Holzinger, president; W. FIegen
heimer, secretary. J" 49, ..'... -
Hebrew Ladies', Social Circle: Mrs. Fam,