The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-01

days OF each month. II. +. Downing, X
OF X. and -; i. p. Hulce, representaty
10 the Grand Lodge.
Damon Lodge, No. I, meets at Spring
Held Hall every Friday night. X. A
Hughes, X. Of X. and s.
UNIFORMED RANK KNIGHTS or PYTHrAs.
"A. A. Warren, sir knight commander
l.. T. Christian, sir knight lieutenant com
mander; :. T. Beach. sir knight herald
q. w. Ruflin. sir knight guard; j. II
Lamkin, sir knight sentinel; w. L. Cox
sir knight coIor-bearer; X. n. Northen
sir knight recorder; s. NJ. Bowman, sir
knight treasurer. Fifty members. Meets
at Levy's Hall second and fourth Tuesdays
| OF each month.
Red Men.
Anawan Tribe, No. 30. meets at Levy's
Hall. Eleventh and Main streen. every
Monday evening. George w. Woodall,
sachem; X. w. Carter, chief OF records.
This tribe Is in very flourishing condition,
numbering 125 members.
Pocahontas Tribe. so members. Meets at
Odd-FelIows' Hall Wednesday nights.
jamestown Tribe. So members.
PamUnky Tribe. 6j members.
Total membership in the city, 33j men,
bers.
The order is flourshing. W. L. Granger,
OF Pocahontas Tribe, is a representative Of
the Red Men OF Virginia in the Grand
Council OF the United States. There are
three additional Tribes in Henrico county,
not far beyond the corporate limits OF Rich
mond, which have an aggregate membership
Of 200 members.
I'll. I'll
Twenty sixth and VI streets every Tuesday
night. Marion Meredith, sachem. Men,
bership, 81.
u. A. q. Druids.
There are three groves Of Druids in the
city. with membership OF about $50.
Liberal Grove, No. =, meets every Thurs
dav night at Druids' Hall, corner Seven
teeth and Main streets.
Stewart Grove, No. 3. meets every Satur-
dry night at Odd-Fellows' Hall, corner
Mayo and Franklin streets.
Stonewall Grove. No. 6, meets svery
Mondly night at Concordia Hall, Broad
street between Fourth and Fifth.
This order in the last month or two has
taken a fresh start, and is increasing very
rapidly.
The State Grand Grove officers are Hen
win, deputy grand arch; W. +. Cree.
grand secretary; c. c. Tnon, grand trea-
surer.
Independent Order Of Good TempIars
Phoenix Lodge, No. 81. meets Thursday
in each week at = O'Clock at Wilkinson's
Hall, Ninth street Officers: +. ID. Gam.
worthy chief templar; Miss 7. a. Gath
right. worthy vice-templar; Jul. T..
Wright, worthy secretary; Miss Maggie
Jones, worthy assistant secretary; X. ii.
Burford, worthy financial secretary; Miss
Florence Jones, worthy treasurer; Perry
Jones, worthy chaplain L. ii. Folks,
worthy marshal; Miss Betty Valentine,
worthy deputy marshal; Samuel Wright,
worthy inside guard; II. X. Smith, worthy
outside guard Mrs. G. a. Perry, worthy
right-hand supporter; Mrs. ;. A. Cosby,
worthy left-hand supporter; {. l.. Jones,
past worthy chief tempIar; c. I. SimmS,
lodge deputy.
Trinity Lodge. No. 81. meets Tuesday i'll
each week at y O'Clock at Masonic Hall,
Twenty-ffth street, Church Hill. Officers:
William Hall Crew, worthy cher templar;
Miss Matte Yeaman. worthy yice-templar;
w. s. Deupree, worthy secretary: 1. +.
Curry, worthy financial secretary: Miss b.
:. Redwood. worthy treasurer; X. L. Rid
dick. worthy chaplain; l.. L. leaman,
worthy marshall Moses Carter, worthy
inside guard; Henry Berry, worthy out
side guard Miss Cora Yeaman. worthy as
sistant secretary: Miss Matte Curry.
worthy deputy marshall Willie Smith,
past worthy chief templar: Miss Maggie
Schafer, worthy right-hand supporter;
Miss Della Curry, worthy left-band sup
porter.
Stenewall Jackson Lodge, No. 100, meets
Monday in c1cb week at y O'Clock at
Washers Hall, No. 800 Louisiana street,
Rockets. Officers: Edward Williams,
worthy chief templar: Miss Mary !.
SmOot, worthy vice-tcmpar; Lewis Scolass,
worthy secretary; Miss Salie 4. CARRIER,
worthy chaplain; Miss Hattie Perry. worthy
marshal; Miss Mary Butler, worthy deputy
marshal; William Speare, worthy financial
secretary: Jacob Huntington, worthy out.
side guard: Miss Addie. Leonard, worthy
inside guard: Miss Bette II. SmoOt,
worthy treasurer; Mis- Freddie Gotham,
worthy right-hand supporter; Miss Eudora
Speare, worthy left-hand supporter; Fred.
II. CARRIER. past worthy chief templar; Ro-
bert l.. Harrison. lodge deputy.
sons Of Temperance.
GRAND DIVISION OFFICERs: Rev. K. II.
Mullen, OF No. 1917, grand worthy patriarch;
George w. Williams, OF No. u, grand wor-
thy associate; VI. b. PoitiauX, OF No. ~.
grand scribe; r. c. Trayler Of No. %,
grand treasurer: Rev. G.. {. Nlnderslice, OF
No. %. grand chaplain; Il. Il. Iiltzheimer,
OF No. 6. grand conductor; }. W. Hopkins,
Of No. 102. grand sentinel; Rev. Il. 5. Bar
rett, OF No. 200, past grand worthy
patriarch.
Representatives to the National Division
meets in Cincinnati June ID, 1sS0-R. G.
Staples, OF Portsmouth; &. i. McCabe, OF
Leesburg; Rev. G. &. VanderslIce, OF Man.
chester: John :. Craig, OF Rockingham:
Henry \. Atkinson, Jr., OF Henrico; Philip
Read. Of salem; X. B. Wilson, DR.. w.
Leigh Burton, W. j. Glenn, Rev. w. T.
Lindsay, +. Wiley Davis, William Hancock,
Rev. II. :. Barrett, Rev. r. II. Mullen, and
George w. Williams, of Richmond.
SUBORDINATE DIVISIONS IN RICHMOND.
ShockOe-Hill Division, No. "a, meets every
Monday evening at Harmony Hall, Broad
street between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Monroe Division, No. 102, meets every
Tuesday evening at West-End Hall, corner
of Muniord and Broad streets.
Jackson Division, No. 200. meets at No.
- Seventeenth street, above Nenable,
every Tuesday evening.
Springfield Division, No. 167, meets every
Monday evening at Springfield Hall, Church
Hill.
The Order now In the State is in good
condition, with cheering prospects in the
future, and owns property valued at 100000.
knights Of Honor.
This is a beneficiary order, which allows
its members during sickness weekly benefit
OF IS. and secures upon death 10 their heirs
or representatives $4,000.
Fraternity Lodge, No. 265, meets at VIII
;,tb 81 nj the