The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12
MEETING OF MASOys.
One BODY in Session. tho Other to Meet To-
Dsy-Mr. MRssie-Miss Hinton.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov Ii.-lSpecislI-lhe
Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons OF
Virginia, which met in Masonic Tomple last
night, have been in session all to-day Inc
grand officers present are: NJ 4, j. How.
ard W.yt grand hish priest E. y ss2Iss
scribe: e. William T. Allyn treasurer E. H. \.
ClaIton. deputy treasurer; e.; w =. lsascs.
grand .sSTsr F. H0hT f E T0wne. asRu "
host; T., Charles Candy, principal sojqurner;
T.. ". W. McGulfin., Il. A. captain r; John =
escn ID Ve iaI E. .f James Cook first veil
| Rev. |. H. Master. chaplain; W. 1. White. pur-
suiyant; G. c. crawford, tiler.
| The meeting Of the Grand tommandery
Knights Templar Of Virginia here Tomorrow
| is looked forward TO with much interest, ana
| the members OF the order IN Petersburg have
| completed all arrangements TOT giving tneIr
| visiting brethren a most hospitable reception.
| The Grand Commandery will convene IN the
asylum OF. Appomattox Commandery al ~
clock A. NJ. Az night an address Will be dellv-
cred before the Commandery a. ~. Taul Fps
copal church by Sir Knight Row Hartley Car
michael. rector of st. Paul 5 Episcopal church IN
Richmond. After the exercises 81 the church
grand banquet will be given at Masonic HAL.
The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Mas9ns, OF
Virginia at its session tonight, elected the Iol-
lowing officers for the ensuing torn: Most E1-
ceent Grand High Priest, George W. wright
OF Marion Smyth county; Grand King, W.. l..
,Iefreys, OF Culpepper county; Grand scrloe'
John +. Carter. of Ianyille; Grand treasurer
William F. Alton. OF Richmond; Grand Score,
tsry. William b Isaacs. of Richmond; Grand
mond: Grand PrincipaI Soiourner. Frank A.
Reed. OF Alexandria; Grand Royal Arch Cap,
tain. Jacob Bumgardner. OF Buena vista; Grand
haster OF Third Veil. Isaac ). Tower. OF Rich
mond; Grand Master OF Second Veil, John T.
Stafner, of Bristol; Grand Master OF FIRST Veil,
James +. Blanks; OF Petersburgi, Grand JhaD-
lain. George W. Dame. OF Danville; Grand Lee
turer, William II Lynn. Of stanton. The Chap
ter adjourned to meet next year in Richmond.
ABRmLIAST WEDDING.
brilliant marriage took place this after
noon az o'clock at St. Psuls Episcopal church
and the spacious ediiice was crowded 10 over
flowing 4 he chancel was beautifully and |
richly decorated with flowers. palms and potted !
plants Ihe contracting parties were Mr.. Frank |
Nellie Louise Hinton the charming daughter |
Of Captain L. o. Hinton Of this place.
Tho following gentlemen acted rs ushers: |
Messrs. George Morris aud James Gordon OF |
Charlottesville. Randolph Harrison Of Lynch |
burg. Orlando Hinton OF this city a cousin OF |
Virginia Eddie Hinton a brother Of the BRIDE
o. Duluth, III. L. QuachenbOss Of New York and
l.. o. Hinton IA brother Of the BRIDE OF Balti-
more.
The bridesmaids we're dressed in white silk.
demI-t train. Aedici collars, and each carried
large bouquet OF La France roses. They were
Plat of Petersburg Miss Sue Nichols Of Pc
tersburg, Miss Mia MassIe of Charlottesville.
Miss Lena Hinton sister OF the bridel Miss
Ellie Williams OF Richmond. Miss Bessie Steel.
Miss Evelyn Tanner and Miss May Rogers Of
this city
The bride came into the church on tho arm of
her father and was met a. the alter by the
groom. She looked lovely IN a suit OF white
fallle. long train, elbow sleeves. ~" neck |
trimmed with point lace. and diamond ornaments
Rev. {. X. Haines ofiiclated. After the core-
mony at the church Mr.. and Mrs Massle we're
driven to the Union depot, where they took the
north bound train for quito an extended bridal
tour. The bridal presents were very numerous
md costly.
Mr. j.. Allie Ford who resided a short distance
rom Church Road.s taton. IN Dnwidde county
IN the Norfolk and Western railroad was found
lead this morning near his home. shot through
he head, with muZZle-loaded gun by his side.
Inc young man was son OF Mr.. Is. W. Ford
How he came TO his death is not known.