The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-18

MEETING OF ID. G.. L., No. 8, ]. o. B'NAI
B'RITu.-The General Committee OF the
B'nai Birth Lodges OF this city has been
quietly at work for the past few months in
making arrangements for the entertain
ment Of the members Of ID. G. L., No. 8, 1.
o.. B'nai Birth, which meets In this city
on the 18th instant. The district Is COM
posed Of the States OF Maryland, Virginia,
North and South Carolina, and Georgia,
and the District OF Columbia. Thirty-flve
lodges I'm all are embraced in the district,
and there will probably be one hundred
representatives IN attendance. The Con-
vention will meet at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on
Tuesday at Ellctt's Hall, corner OF Fifth
and Marshall streets, and continue in ses.
sion three days.
Most OF the proceedings will probably be
in open session.
The representatives will arrive OH Mon.
day, and rooms have been engaged at
Ford's Hotel for them, where the head.
quarters Of tile committee will be found.
The local lodges purpose to give literary
and musical entertainment to their visitors
at Mozart Hall on Tuesday evening, to
which all the members Of the order and
their families will be invited.
On Wednesday evening there will be q
grand ball at Armory Hall, to be followed
by 4 banquet at Sanger Hail. on which oc-
caSion the two halls will be connected by q
bridge.
The general committee consists OF Messrs.
William Loyenstein, VI. Z. Hutzler, Julius
Straus, A. GunSt, William Heller, VI. 5.
Block, and Charles Mllhser, on the part
Of Rimmon Lodge; Sol. Wise, II. Asher,
j. p. Cohn, Marx Nelson, a. l.. Jacobs,
and II. Whtlock, OF Benjamin Lodge, No.
CO.: Marx Gunst, +. A. Ezekiel, j. A.
IIirshberg, T.. Bottigheimer, j. Levitt, Is
rael Stern, and Isaac Held, OF Paradise
Lodge, No. 223.
William Loyenstein, chairman OF the
joint committee; Isaac Held, secretary; II.
Asher. treasurer.
From the character Of the gentlemen who
have the matter in charge the representa-
tiyes will receive a cordial welcome, and
will be most Hospitality entertained.
ROYAL ARcANUM SOCIAL REUNION
Sauger Halle was filled last night by large
audience. 1t was the occasion OF the social
reiinion Of Virginia Council, No. %, Royal
Arcanum. The attendance comprised the
wives, mothers, daughters, and sweet
hearts OF the members, and few invited
guests. William LoycnStein, Esq, chair
man OF the Committee of Arrangements,
opened tine exercises briefly and appro-
priately, and in turn introduced Rev.
Drs. j. William Jones and j. b. Haw-
fhorne, both members OF the Council.
The addresses Of the gentlemen were full
OF interest, humor, and encouragement to
the order. The other attractions were
readings by Misses Ida llutZler and Irene
LoyenStein, singing by little Laura Wright,
daughter OF John j. Wright, Esq, Misses
Butler and Lellew, and Captain Frank W.
Cunningham. Professor De Nordendori
presided at the piano.
At 10! O'Clock the company sat down Ia
a sumptuouS rcpaSt. After blessing by
DR.. Hawthorne the bill OF fare was appro-
priately discussed.
When the feast was concluded dancing
was begun and kept up until 4 late hour.
The retnion was q success in every point
o. view. and one OF the most enjoyable OF
the winter. The very efficient committee
of arrangements was composed as follows
William Lovenstein, William T. Allen
William IL. Talman, +. w. Reins, Il. +
TmSey, Charles G.. Bosher, and Frank
Sutton.