The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-13

Annual session Grand Comsnandery
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LIST OF GRAND OFFICERS NOW. IN THE
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The Grand Commandery Knights Tenn
| p1ar Of Virginia will hold its annual session
In this city, commencing to-day at 10 a. Nj.
For some time past the members OF Grice
Commandery, No. 16. X. IT,, have been pre-
pairing to extend to their visitors a hand
some and appropriate reception. The two
! large halls on the second floor OF the Ma
sonic Temple have been attractively fitted
up for the occasion by being decorated with
evergreens, flowers, banners, &c. One OF
the spacious rooms will be used for the
promenade concert tomorrow night, and
| the other as a bauquet-hall on that occasion.
TO insure proper attention to all visitors
every member OF Grice Commandery has
been appointed on the reception committee.
| The various committees have performed
| their duties we'll, and now oil OF the ar
rangements are completed. a number OF
our citizens displayed flags and banners
yesterday in honor Of the expected visitors.
| The steamer Ariel, which arrived from
Richmond at O'Clock Yesterday evening,
drought several OF the Grand officers and
representatives of Richmond Commandery,
No. 9, and Harrisonburg, Charlottesville,
and Staunton Communicates. They were
| met at the Boston wharf by delegation
/ from Grice Commandery, under command
| of Junior Warden Ell. e.. Whitehead, and,
headed by the Norfolk Light Artillery
Blues band, were escorted TO the Atlantic.
| At 1915 O'Clock last night AppomattoX
| Commaudery, No. 10, OF Petersburg, ar
rived on the mail train over the Atlantic.
Mississippi and ohio railroad. They were
met at the depot by Gricc Commandery,
under command Of Acting Captain-General
| a. w. Starke, and marched to the Purcell
House to the Inspiring music Of the Blues
| band.
A special train arrived this morning at 2
| O'Clock, having on board representatives
! from Lynchburg, Richmond, DanVliie, anu
Fredericksburg Communicates.
| The following is 4 complete list OF the
! Grand Lodge, and OF the officers and Sir
| Knights OF the various COMMANDERS now
| in the city:
Grand Commander-R. E. Robert e.
| WitherS.
Deputy Grand Commander-V. E. L. F.
Johnson.
Grand overwhelmingly. E. james g..
Balm.
Grand Captain Generally. E. John f.
Rcgnault.
Grand Prclate-E. George w. Dame.
| Grand Senior Warden-E. Peyton ;.
Coles.
Grand Junior Warden-E. John L. Ro-
per.
Grand Recorder-E. William B. 1saacs.
Grand standard Bearer-E. james S.
Moss.
| Grand Sword Bearer-E. W. II. Lynn.
Grand Warder-E. T. A. Reed.
| Grand Chief OF Guard-E. James +.
| Wright.
MORTON CoMMANDERY, NO. 4, NEW YORK CITY.
Sir knights John Scott, Charles j. Jones,
and Joseph T. Graham.
These Sir knights arrived here Monday
evening, and are accompanied by their 1aml-
| lies.
| CHARLOTTESVILLE C0MMASDERY, VA.
Sir Knights William Graham, w. Fl.
Prout, - bishop, s. Lawson, and l.. Z.
Myers. ...
uAIEIsoNBURG CoMMANDERY, no. 10, HARRI-
| SoNBURG, VA.
| Sir Knights j. L. Avis, S. Ii. Bowman,
II. Shacklctt, &. n. williamson. John W.
Clinedinst, Robert Earl, Jr., DR.. j. Il. Har-
ris, Andrew Lewis, Joseph T. Logan.
STEPHENSON coMMANDERY, STANTON, VA.
Sir knights W. A. Burk, r. w. Burke,
j. II. Wayt, A. Gruabert, A. Sharry, Is. /.
Bagby, A. E. Nudge, \. NJ. white, +. w.
| Stuart, s. Pugh, G. NJ. Dodd, DR.. G. Alex
ander, Thomas Burk, --- Wright, -
| Vaughan.
APPoMATTox CoMMANDERY, NO. 6, PETERS,
| BURG.
Eminent Commander-J. L. Blanks.
| Generalissimo-O. 3. Morgan.
Captain. General-W. r. Nichols.
| Prelate-J. l.. Cook.
| Treasurer-S. NJ. Green.
Rccordcr-William Turnbull.
Senior Warden-i. G. Parrack.
Junior Warden-T. G. Watkins.
| Sword Dearer-John z. TOwnes.
Standard Bearer-W. Z. Morrison.
Warder-J. L. Parham. 49,
Captain of the Guard-J. r. FL. Davis.
Sir knights Alexander Wilson. G. NJ. b.
eel, w. Z. Drummond, J. W. Terry, j. Z.
Williams, j. e. Moyler, j. S. Burruss, r. B.
Shc!burn, J. T. Morris, j. r. Temple, Geo.
Mop. Bate, j. II. Hargrave, Il. l.. Bond,
! w. H. Harrison, w. G. Mallory, A. White
head, C. W. Snyder, B. w. Slocum, W. NJ.
Field. G. L. Wikerson, William Hunter, J.
NJ. Whitehurst, w. Fl. Ross, G. w. Good
wyn, r. w. Daniels, Alexander Steele.
Whole number OF officers and Sir knights,
| iorIy-four.
RICHMOND coMMANDERY, NO. 9.
Eminent Commander-Willam II. Allen.
Observation-Disclosures Capers.
Captain Gencral-J. Thompson Brown.
Senior Warden-W. NJ. Evans.
Junior Warden M. w. Warrington.
Standard Bearcr-Hrnry Bodeker.
Sir knights d. G. Baker, William II. Gull
Iingwortb, T.. NJ. Cullingworth, 81. Loter-
20, A. Krause, J. L. Riddick, William j..
Riddick, w. +. Gary, John Mayer, George
A. Ainslic, John Perry, W. w. Baldwin,
Judson Cunningham, II. Fitzgerald. A. Ar
SELL w. e. Jones. Maurice Evans, z. s.
Derbvshire, e. j. Warren, Warner Moore,
J. S. Dodson, William Ellison.
CoMMANDERY OF ST. ANDREW, U. D., RICH
| MOND.
Eminent Commander-William E. Tan
ner.
Generalissimo-T. J. Evans.
Captain Gencral-John e. Laughton.
Prelate-E. d. Taylor.
Senior Warden-J. V. Bidgood.
Junior Warden-T. Dabney.
Recorder-Frank D. Steger.
Standard. Bearer-John j. Wright.
| Sword. Beurer-Jonn Bargamin.
Warden-E. c. Waithal.
CAPTAIN or Guard-Willam C. Ammons.
Past Grand Commander-W. B. Isaacs.
Past ommander-James A. Scott.
Sir Knights A. G. Babcock, a. Is. Blge-
low, /. S. Camp. f. d. Dunlop, George w.
Poe, O. NJ. Marshall, 6. w. Robinson, D.
n. Upshur, and j. Il. Vaughan.
DOVE CoMMANDERT, NO. 7, DANvILLE.
Past Eminent Commander-G. w. Dame.
| Eminent C0mmanj1cr-C nj. Finn, "