Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-09
MRS. PYLE DISCUSSES HER TRIP
THROUGH EUROPE.
The Meeting of the Right Worthy Grand
Lodge Of Good Templars-Enterfain-
ment Of the paleRatrs, Etc.

The Meeting of the Right Worthy 6rn"a
Lodge Of Good Templars-Entertain-
ment Of the Delegates. Etc.
Mrs. A. J. Pyle. of this city. has returned
from an extended tour through European
countries. and gives a glowing account Oh
her sojourn on that continent. she ar-
rived in New York last "Wednesday ana
landed safely IN Richmond Sunday morn
ing. being met at the depot BY many
friends.
A DrspA1cH reporter called toseethe ana
bic little lady at her place OF business, ",
Fifth street between Broad and Marshsl,;
Yesterday afternoon and asked tor u sr.,
resume Of her travels and the Interesting ii'0'-
dents connected herewith. u, n.
She was very communicative hhi '"iA
length upon the desired subject.
DIRECT TO LIVERPOOL.
Mrs. Pyle Wac chosen by the Grand LOlsp ~
Good Templars Of the State o, virginia W ~.
sent the lodge at the meeting oil we n,sa'
Worthy Grand Lodge NJ Edinburgh. svo.ihhp p
as was also Colonel j. X. Miller. OF rulhs ,
CITY. both of whom sailed from New OK on 'ne
steamship City Of New York, gong d'ieo' ~
In spec king OF her trip upon the Atlantic Mrs.
PYLE sad the waters we're comparatively suoo.u
with the exception Of about tWenty-iout ~ -
rough weather. during wnicn the sea sar,h AZ.
rough One man was shaken from his oeS1n uu
ring the tempest and severely injured, several
bones being broken.
ENTERTAINED BY HIGH MAGISTRATES
At Liverpool a series Of receptions hhu Oecii a.
ranged for the delegates, as was also inc ohso AZ
Glasgow and Edinburgh. In the latter clly 80
ccnfion was rendered the body by tne nien
magistrates OF that place, which was ciaiio. ~
be a proceeding before unheard OF on the psr'
OF the city authorities. nm
braced the usual pomp and form customary a'
the grand social events in the old country
rue Right WORTHY LODGE.
After spending week In Edinburg In attend
ance upon the Right Worthy Grand Lodgo luo
Delegates began drifting over the dinereht coun-
tries Of the Continent. - 1850,
in attendance. one hundred and eighty VEN
over from this side, and nearly every nati3nan,y
on the globe WIS represented frussin, hus,.s,
Italy. and China are the only countries III "n'on
the order has not been Introduced -, H..
When tho session at Edinburgh ciosen NIT
Pyle continued her tour Into France, Wal"s nnu
Ireland, visiting the principal cities 10 ln s
| countries. and viewing the many iutefes'"s
| points Of historic connection.
DON'T MISD LIGHT pRiSEs.
=, renlv 70 n question asked by the DISPATCH re-
nresoniative ~ 10 the difference III the obserf-
ance Of the order in that country and TINS hrs'
| Pyle said
"feOple there, especially III coo'nlut NJ" 49, Ia
many. do not hesitate TO say We are IN crrot III
prohibiting tho partaking OF such beverages Us
root beer, &c, which consider slightly ihtohl-
| eating. | do not believe, on the whole, they are
| total abetalners as We are In America.
They generally Indulge quite freely III ngn, !,
| drinks. many OF which a Good Templar would
| not touch in this country.
ORDER or THE LoDGE-RooM.
"There Is another thing that struck me Win
remarkable force" said Mrs. Pyle In the course OF
| the interview: that IL the great dlnerenc" DC.
| tween the way In which order IL enforced in the
lodge castle. Here we enter the nan WIN
possibly only n badge on, while there enc must
be attired in full regalia 10 cross It's threshold.