Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
PILGRIM KNIGHTS.
OUR TWO coMMAxDEarEs GOING TO
PROVIDENCE. r. I.
They will Leave Tomorrow Morning and
Go by Rail to New York, and
Thence By Boat.

Andffw'S tOmmaDutfy. NO 10. hhiShtS
Templars, will leave Richmond tomorrow
morning at @ O'Clock by special train of
Pullman cars on the Fredericksburg road
for New York, ai which place they will
take the steamer for Providence, X. L., ar.
irving at the latter place at A. VI. Tues
day. In Providence they WILDE the guests
a 81. Johns Commandery, NO. !, and
there they will remain until ! y. NJ. Thurs
day, A royai welcome awaits them, and
the programme for their entertainment
gives indications q lavish hospitality aud
a joyous time.
RICHMOND conxANDERy.
The following Knights Of Richmond
Con mandery will go on the trip and will
carry with them the ladies mentioned
EmineDt-Commander J. III. Capers and
wife; Generalissimo A. u. Courtney-MtSs
T.. Courtney, Miss l.. Patterson; Captain
General George A. Ainshe and wife,
Eminent J. 4. Mayer aud wife, Grand
Commander II. A. Reed and wife, Grand.
Captsin.Generai J. l.. Beck and wife,
Eminent J. Thompson Brown, Senior
Warden u. II. Duesberry and wife, JUNIOR
Warden II. l.. Pelouze and wife-Miss
Belle Pclouzc, Miss Jennie Pelouze; Pre-
late Rev.W. J. Shipman and wife, Treasurer
X. l.. Maeomber. Recorder Spot. Cren-
shaw, Standard-Bcarer A. e. Houston,
SwOi Bearer J. ii. DickersOn, Jr,,
Warden W. d. Waldron, Sir I.
NJ. CullingwOrth; Sir W. II. Sands
Misses Jennie Sands and Mary Dato; Sir
y. G.. TOmpkins- SIR. n. ID. Tompkius
and Mrs. y. Il. WORKMAN; Sir G. A. Tay-
lor and wife. Sir J. A. Otey and wife; John
Gin and wife, Miss GIN Il. c. Stacy aud
wife, Miss Stacy; II. +. W. Southern; J. :.
Moore, Miss l.. Moore, Miss A. Moore J. Il.
Welsh and wife; George III. Bright and
wife. Miss Bright; -. r. Howard and wife.
W. II. Glascock and wife, Mrs. King. Miss
y. King. Miss Miller; George ID. Harris
and wife; W. r. Richardson and
wife. Miss Alice Richardson, Miss Lou
Richardson; J. III. Bowman and wife;
NJ. W. Warrington. Miss Clara Warrington,
and Mss Emma Lester; II. w. Ronndtree
and wife. l.. +. Dennham and wife, W. Ellis
Jones and wife. a. l., Phillips and wife, A.
j. Vaughan and wife, and Miss Manning; j.
s. DOdson and wife. and Misses NJ. DodsoD
and X. DOdson; J. II. Price and wife, A.
Gary and wife, l.. G. West, J. II. Parker.
Miss West, Miss johnson, J. II. Dickerson
and wife, II. s. Taylor and wife. Thomas
II. Gum and wife, W. VI. Williams and
wife, II. A. McCurdy and wife, j. II. Allen,
A. &. Maynard. 4. Lewis Ide, l.. W. Phil
lips, W. i. Lee, Preston Kelvin, Archie
Thomas. 7. L. Grant, W. J. Carter,
j. &. Miller, A. II. Williams. J. Thompson,
Il. s. VIM, +. w. Cunningham, W. Kirk
Mathews. Syl. c. Jones, A. Il. LipseOmb.
ban. Alex. steel. G. +. Lauterback. e. l..
Wright, J. +. Winston. G.. r. RedfOrd and
wife, Mrs. j. II. Knowles, George {. Wilde.
ST. ANDREWS CONNASDEBY.
The following officers and members of
this Comma1dery will go on the pit
grimage: Commander T.. G. Walthall,
Generalissimo George w. Poe. Captain
General William q. English. Prelate G.
A. NcsbItt, Senior Warden George y.
Stacy. Junior Warden h. G. Ebel,
Treasurer George b. Steel Recorder
George G. Jefferson, Standard Bearer
Parker 4. Conrad. sword Bearer w. L.
Turner, Wardcr l.. r. Christian, Second
Guard Louis i. Ecker, Captain-Of-Guard
j. 4. Cosby. Past Commanders William
+. Tanner. J. l.. Avis, Thomas j. Evans,
John j. Wright; Sir Knights Otway ;.
Allen. John L. BaTglmin, Archer Ii. Bige-
low, Frank II. Dunlop. q. W, Dudley, j.
j. English, Jr., +. Fairfax, A. J. Ford,
Jr. =. W. CARRIER. +. 4. Jacob, j. Il.
johnson. John T.. LAughtOn, Jr.. James Il.
Morris. Warner Moore, .Junius II. Mosby,
John W. Otley, :. :. p. PatteSon, James ID.
Patton, w. Fred. Peasants, Frank ID.
Steger, 10 Lane stern, George l.. Street,
Frank T. Sutton, Howard Swineford. Jack
Temple, James Evans Tyler, James T.
Vaughan. Charles L. Williams, Samuel b.
Witt, John Wright.
The following ladies accompany the
knights: Mrs. +. G. Walthall, Mrs.
George Il. steel, Miss 81 Roberts, Miss
Virginia Harold, Miss Mag Regnault, Mrs.
W. l.. Maule, Mrs. George 7. Stacy, Mrs.
W. u. Turner. Mrs. L. II. Ecker, Mrs. }.
A. Cosby, Mrs. W. T.. Tanner, Mrs. j. j.
Wright, Miss Fannie Deninger, Miss Bar
camin, Mrs. +. T.. Sutton, Mrs. j.
4. Vaughan. Miss Alice Vaughan, Mrs.
X. r. Sncad, Miss NJ. i. Goodman,
Mrs. A. W. CARRIER. Miss Nelson, Mrs.
j. l.. Avis, Mrs. T. j. Evans, Miss
Lulie Evans, Miss Nellie Parker, Miss
Mamie Parker. Miss Bette Gregory,
bliss Annie c. Champe, Miss Lee Camp,
and Miss Kate Slater.
THE BAND.
The Commanderies were reluctantly
compelled 10 decline the offer of the SER
vices OF the Stonewall Brigade Band OF
thirty.two pieces, rendered from Staunton,
when the invitation was first extended To
visit Providence. on account OF The eN.
pense, though the services Of the Band
were offered gratultousy. That the pre-
sence of this Band would have been fca-
ture of the pilgrimage is conceded.
The First Rec imeut Band. which Will
accompany the communicates in their pll.
grimage TO Providence, X. l., Is composed
OF the following weii-known local musical
CxIerts: George Noelker, Jr., cOrnet; John
Kessnich. cornet; August J. Leiss, cornet;
&. Il. Raseler, cOrnet; William Wagner,
piccalo: G.. 4. Thiow, alto; William
Trcmer, alto; C.. L. SheppersOn, from
bone; Arnold Wagner, trombone; John
Boucher, tuba; Richard WAGNER, tuba;
William +. Adams, snare drum; j.
Thomas Pulling. snare drum; c. \. Pull
ling. bass drum.
There will be about one hundred and
tbiftv Knights i'm the party.