Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
New Men I'm once.

At regular meeting Of Aurora Counch.
No. ~. j. O. l.. A. VI held Monday night
the following officers were elected TOR the
ensuing term; John {. Selbert. JUNIOR
past council or A. H0verstocS. councllor
TAYLOR Anderson, vice-councillor; l. d.
Dance recording secretary: ID. Bottom,
assistant recording secretary /. A. Pam
er. financial secretary; ). ii. Bradley.
treasurer; II. ". Firth, conductor; I. T..
Smith. warden: G. A. HOrner. INSIDE SEN
tinel: v. 4. Pitts, outside sentinel; r. -.
Miller, trustee for eighteen months /. j.
Dance, chaplain; /. j. Dance. representa-
tive 10 State Council; A. l.. Barioot, after
nate: 4. A. Palmer. representative 70
Funeral Benefit Association. These, ON
Gers will be installed tomorrow night at
West End Junior Order United American
Mechanics Hall
The following officers of Damon Lodge,
X. of p. have been installed by w. Dlckie,
n ID q. C.; j. ". Gould. p. C.; J. W.
(ioode G. G.. James L. Young. ': g.; I.
IA. Lester. prolate; w. j. Lutfsey, NJ. al a..
n. +. Peay. /. g., and G. :. Atkinson. .. u.
The term of the following, VIII expire De-
ce1nper 31st: James f. Allen, NJ. OF TX.
n &. Lewis. NJ. OF g.. and r. A. hughes,
X. of X. ana :. The semi-annual report
shows the lodge 20 be in very prosperous
condition financially, with a membership
Powell's Hall. corner Church-Hill ave-
nne and Twcnty-fourth street, was COM
tortably filed Friday evening last with
Odd-Fellows and their lady and gentlemen
friends. the occasion beng the public in-
stallation of officers TO serve Unity Lodge,
No ~ /. q. .. f., for six months rom
,Iuly 1st. The lodge was opened IN due
form bv Noble-Grand Childress at s:l5
o'clock. and after disposing OF the regular
bnslness It was closed and the doors
thrown omen to the public. Lodge-Deputy
+. II. Scott occupied the principal chalr,
and was ably assisted III the lnstalla-
ton services by Thomas n. Render
grand marshal; Rev. Decatur Edwards,
grand secTetarv; ID. W. BOwles, grand
treasurer. and W. ii. Bailey, of Baltimore,
grand conductor. the officials installed
were X. Il. Rodgers. noble grand; w. ii.
Tompklns, vice grand; w. A. Mason, re-
cording and financial secretary; George
". Pocklngton. treasurer. and hooert a.
Roper. chaplain. NOble-Grand Rodgers
then called upon the following oreihren'
who made excellent addresses: Hiii Monta-
que. Rev. Decatur Edwards ueorge d.
Davis, Thomas \. RENDER, LOUIS a.
Ticker. ID. \. Thompson, Robert A. ROPER,
and +. Ci. Bailey. The crowd was then IN
yited 10 the large hall, where several Ia
bles fairly CrOaned under the welgnt OF
Good things spread upon them.
Friday night District Deputy W. Il. Bur
Kiss. assisted by Past Grand Robert Weir;
W. A. Dewell, and A. II. Johnson installed
the following officers for Union Lodge, No.
7. for the current term. Charles II.
Uranium, past grand Il. L. Mckenna,
noble grand; F. Jacobs, wee gfand
GEORGE Il. Bowden, secretary w. D. Ioler,
treasurer; ". L. Burriss, right supporter
to noble grand; l.. Il, Colgin' lett sup
porter to noble grand; /. b. Waldreni'
warden W. A. Dewell, conductor; D; H.
M1nsee. riphtscene supporter; i. Gaskell,
left scene supporter; Z. II. Coiein, inside
guard; II. +. Childress, outside guard
". o. Arnoll, right supporter T. wee &C
wee grand. and X. a. Joseph, chaplain,
| The installation being over Past Grand
Bowden, on behalf OF the lodge, presented
| 4. r. Colgin with gold Odd-Fellows pm
| he having brought in more new members
| 1nrinp the uuarter than any other mem
Der. After the work OF the lodge was
through refreshments were served.