The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-15
FIFTH En!TIIGSHii.,
The Annual session.

The Grand Lodge, Ancient Order of
United Workmen OF this jurisdiction,
convened OF noon today in Eden
Lodge room. OH the tii;;i i..'4 .io0r Of
/ naien mai and it Is expected the ses-
sion will continue for two days. This
Jurisdiction consists OF Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia and compri-
SOS ~ lodges with membership Of
| over 5000.
The officers OF the Grand Lodge are
| MS follows:
Grand master workman. William II.
| toulki grand foreman, Henry Lingen-
| lclderi grand overseer, A. B. Jones;
grand recorder, A. L, Colbert; grand
receiver, Myer Hirsh; grand guide,
Joseph Grape; q. |. W.. W. A. Bioxom:
G. Q. W, Davis Todd;G. M. D.. George
| l.. Wilkins, NJ. d.; q. r.. Joseph X,
Adams; q. T., John II. Short. Com.
mitteo on Finance, Samuel Eccles, Jr.,
Joseph Grape, William II. Pierson.
Committee on Law, Samuel H. Bay
nard. William A. Reynolds, George
w. Mowen.
The roll Of Representatives Ia as fol-
lowsi
Maryland-M. Hall, D. Meredith
Reese, John II. Shoemaker. ]. M.
Berry, John G. Taylor, Lewis N. Hirsoh.
burg, Louis Becker, W. +. Edwards,
John II. Mitchell, Henry Il. Grape,
| William Bone, Jr., J. b. Wickard, Il. P.
yinton, +. W. +. Schroeder, F. A.
Marley. John L. Rathell, Lewis III.
Perkins, j. S. MITCHELL |. Samuel Law
son. Charles Il. Nlemeyer, William L.
Robinson Thomas j. Hunter, Thomas
Carroll, W. ]. Todd, Isaac T. Coston,
Charles kehbein, William Flemmlng.
W. Reese Young. Allen Yingling, CIV.
Meyers, Moses Brenner, W. J. Ooul-
bourn, Reuben Il. lamar, Thomas ii.
Book, s. Peterson, w. b. Jenkins,
Moses Freeman, v. NJ. Foxwell, Thos.
W. Landon, A. II. Saxton, j. b. Oder.
Delawale-C. L. Woods. M. r. Dam
nenberg, LOWS 5asss, o. s. Watson, B.
g. Gam, Wilmington Lodge, Whining
ton; J. J. Whitaker. Samuel Ii. Jones.
II. Realty, Industry Lodge, Whining
ton James Van Arsdalen, New Castle;
$. Il. Choote, Newark; w. s. Moore,
Delaware Lodge, Wilmington; James
Il. Cook, Seaford; Joseph L. Bonsall,
Camden; James L. Carroll, Dover; +.
W. Heiss, Liberty Lodge, Wilmington;
Charles Schwenderman Newport; Il.
Ellis, Delmar; w. II. Forde, Hockos-
sin, Samuel S. Smith, Laurel; b. L.
Lewis, Harrington; L. q. FAIRIES, Smyr-
Ina; John z. Carmean, Milford; j. L.
1
st. Georges.
virglnia-James Fitzgerald. ]. H.
Turner B. \. Kellogg, George W. Alb.
dell, j. III. Jones, William s. Wood son,
John 0. Taylor, w. J. Neville, H.,
John I. Howard, W. W. Archibald, II.
u. Ripper. John n. lawson, II. d. Hol-
loway. J. Il. Booker, James p. Rives,
]. A. VANDERBILT.
District Of Columbia w.
Smith.
The committee on credentials met
in Eden Hall at 10 o'clock, and exam
ined the credentials of delegates,
After the meeting of the grand body
vas called to order, by Grand aiaster
Workman Foulk, the minutes OF the
last meeting were read, and the COM
tmittee on credentials presented their
report.
The officers OF the Grand Lodge were
entertained last evening by Grand
Master Foulk at his residence No. 1905
Madison street, and among those pre-
sent were:
Grand Foreman Henry Llngenfelder,
Grand Recorder A. L. Colbert, Grand
Guide Joseph Grape, Grand Trustee
John Ii. Short, Samuel Eccles, Jr., of
the Committee of Finance, and George
W. Mowen, OF the Committee on Law,
of Baltimore; Grand Overseer A. b.
Jones, Grand Trustee Jos. K. Adams,
VIM. III. Plerson, OF the Committee on
Finance, and Samuel II. Baynald, OF
the Committee of Law, OF this city.
Several of the officers were accom-
panied by their wives.