Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01

tain Charles II. Exall; Captain stephen |
D. Ysncey, October. 1877; Captain
Henry Delaplaine Danforth. August 10, /
1878; Captain Harrison II. Watkins. /
August2l, 1873; Charles Fenton smith,
August n, 1878; Captain Claude FRAN |
co.'s Pardigon. Noycmbcr9 0. 1879 Hon. /
Joseph j. White, June 3, 1880; Robert
u White, February 7. 1881; Captain
John Hampdcn Chainberlaync. Fcbru-
airy IL. 1882; Captain Edward MAYO.
May 10, 1883.
Richmond nowitser Association.
Rcorganized November 9. 1874. on
GERS for the year lSs4-'S5: ID. o. Davis,
president; Il. Alsop. first vice-presi-
dent; Louis Booker, second vice-prcsi-
dent; X. G. Workman, secretary; Z.
ID. Hill, treasurer.
Executive Committee First COM
pany, James T. Gray. Robert +. Rich
ardscn; Second company. James A.
Grigg, Polk Miller; Third company,
George ID. Tbaxton. John s. Lear.
Membership, 40.
| Fegram Battalion Association.
Organized by the surviving members
of Pegram's Artillery battalion, COM
posed Of Crcnshaw, Fredericksburg.
Letcher, Pee Dee q. CD and Purcell
batteries, on the Goth Of March. 1888.
The officers are Major Thomas A. Bran
der, president; Captain Thomas Elicit,
first vice-president; Captain William
u. Crenshaw. second vice-president
Charles p. Young, third yice-presidcnt
William Ellis Jones, secretary yalcn-
tine Brown, corresponding secretary
John Murphy. treasurer Rev. J. VIII
liam Jones' chaplain; DIR. IL. Cabcll
Tabb. surgeon.
Executive Committee Thomas A.
Brander, Thomas Elicit, William G..
Crenshaw, Charles P. Young, John pur-
cell. James l.. Tyler.
Fayettc Artillery Association.
Composed of soldiers in good stand
ing who served honorably in the bat
terry at any time during the war, and
who were members of the battery be-
fore the war. The object Of this Asso-
cation is to perpetuate the memories of
fallen comrades and to preserve and
maintain that sentiment of fraternity
born of the hardships and dangers
shared in the march, the bivouac, and
on the battlefield.
Officers: Captain William /. Clop-
ton, commander; Sergeant A. II.
Jones. lieutcnant-commander; Charles
Cl;nely, secretary; A. b. Grubbs,
quartermaster Sergeant Milton VIII
liams. treasurer Rev. Walter Robin
son, chaplain L. II. Chamberlayne,
Jr., historian and % members. Or
gained September, 1888.
ctey battery Association q. n. Vet
Grams.
Meettwi year. Annual reunion in
June. Membership, 40. VI. West,
chairman G.. W. Taylor. secretary
and treasurer.
Association OF the Army or Northern
virginia.
Officers of Virginia Division General
W. II. F. Lee, president; General
Bradley 4. johnson, yice-president
Robert S. Bosher, treasurer Carlton
Mccarthy, secretary; George l.. Chris
tian. Walter X. Martin, Thomas A.
Brander, Robert Stiles, and William IL.
Palmer, executive committee.
west-End Beneficial society.
Organized March q, 1873 chartered
March 81, 1879; non-secret society,
has fine membership and good treasury.
Officers are John S. Rady, president; j.
W. Bliley, yice-president; c. W. Tyler,
secretary /; - Ruscher, assistant sec
rotary W. III. Dean, treasurer Ed
ward Clark, sergeant-at-arms an exec
utive committee and three trustees.
Meets every Thursday evening at
Laube's Hall, corner First and Broad
| streets.
Elba Beneficial md Social Society.
William Pohlig, president; w. b.
Blount, vice-presidcnt; NJ. S. Blount,
secretary Richard Coleman. assistant
w. W. Phillips, treasurer; William
Baker, Jr., sergeant-at-arms William
Baker. ST., j. W. Trainham. and An
drew Blackburn, executive F. 4. Tholl,
J. f. Blount. and +. T.. Davis. trustees.
Membership, 100. Meets at Tholl's
Hall every Thursday at u O'Clock 2. NJ.
Jefferson Literary and Social Circle.
s. ProSkauer, president Lee Straus.
vice-preSident Alfred Kraker, record
ing secretary; jeff. A. KOpple, finan-
cial secretary; |. Levy. treasurer; NJ.
s. Bloch, librarian; Library Com
mittee, DR.. II. IL. Levy, Leon Waller
stein, Charles Hutzler. Membership.
100. Hall sinking fund, $1,000; lit
crary fund, $3.50. Volumes in library,
LOO. Meetings first Sunday every
month, Ellett's Hall, at p. NJ.
| Ricbmond CaIstionisu Club
meets at Schiller Hall, Broad street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets. Obi
GERS for 1885: John Bcattie, chief;
William Murdoch, first chlcftain; Will
liam Dunn. second chiettain; William
Ieal, third chieftain; p. T. Murdoch,
fourth chicftain; James Grant, guide;
William Stewart, entiLel. Meets every
fourth Saturday in each month. Mem
bersh.p. 4S.
Irish NJ tionsl Eesgue CT amOrioa.
State Executive for Virginia, Richard
+. Beirne. Branches Thomas Bren-
nan Branch, No. Alb. Officers John
Murphy. president; William Rankin,
James T. Ferriter, Thomas Fitzpatrick,
u. W. Raiter, and j. V. Reddy, vice
presidents; a. W. Rosene, secretary;
Z. j. Burton, corresponding secretary;
John Kelley, treasurer; William j.
TyrrelI. financial secretary; Andrew
j. Guerpillon, assistant secretary.
Meets in Cathedral Hall (Niarshall street
between Ninth and Tenth streets four
Sunday in every month at 5 p. NJ.
h0c,al German club.
Sol. J.. Binswanger, president; Jos.
WallerStein, secretary and treasurer;
j. A. Hirshberg, director; /. Lahen,
assistant director.
Mount Erin Social Society.
Mount Erin Social and Beneficial So
n I'LL