The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-07

| Last Thursday night Confederate oo',
diers' Home Lodge held meeting ano
installed officers as follows: w. w. Caio'
well. chief templar; Thomas Rudd. vice
templar: J. w. Little, chaplain; w. X
| Williams. secretary; J. +. Padgett, treas
urer; Thomas Taylor. superintendent Oh
| juvenile templars: George F. Means, mar
shall; Daniel Martin. deputy marshal
| J. =. Perry guard; T. A. Sinclair, SEN
| tinef After the installation ceremonies
the lodge-rooms were opened and pup
| lie session held, with large NUMBER
Of the veterans and visitors present.
Sidney Lodge, under the leadership or
| Brother E. J. Newcomb entertained the
meeting with an excellent programme
consisting Of choruses by the choir, Solos
by Misses King, Esp and Mitchell, ana
Mr.. Killeen. Rotations by Misses cara
King. DR.. Pussy, and dialogues by Misses
Doremus and Mitchell. Miss Ellen Nor
ris. of Sidney Lodge, gave reading,
and Messrs. Padgett and Taft, OK the
Soldiers Home, sang several songs. Sol
diers' Home Lodge and the veterans pres
ent returned their thanks to Sidney
Lodge for pleasant evening.
The forty-seventh session OF the Great
Council OF Virginia, /. o. r. NJ, will
meet in Norfolk on Wednesday, May 10th,
at o'clock A. NJ. It promises to be one
Of the most interesting sessions OF that
body for number OF years, az the order
has increased in membership throughout
the State to such an extent that there
will be two representatives elected TO the
Great Council OF the United States In ad-
dition to those already elected. The fol-
lowing members from Richmond will be
present: Past Great Sachems III. l.. Car
ter, O. f.. Hill and c. r. Wells. Great
n ~
Wlgwam ID. l.. Thompson: also, the fol-
lowing representatives from various
tribes: Messrs. +. Il. Jones, OF Anawon
tribe; w. NJ Scott. Of jamestown tribe;
Charles Burkert, of Pawnee; j. r. Shep-
parl, of Manacan; J. G.. Angle, OF Gray
Eagle; ]. J. Davis, of Manataka; G. w.
Smith, OF Manteo; w. T. Epps, OF Poca-
hontas; g. r. Mum, OF Indianola, and
J. l.. Day, Of Opachista. Messrs. Mum
and Day are from Manchester.
This order has gained more In Rich
mond In the past year than any other
secret order. During the six months past
three new tribes of this order have been
organized I'm this city.
Henrico Council, Royal Arcan I'M, was
visited Thursday night I'm their hall, on
Louisiana street, by Grand Regent Chas.
W. Harw BOD. The council was assem-
was manifested. They intend very soon
10 have a grand musical entertainment,
at which n number OF speakers from
the Grand Council will be present. The
object Of this entertainment Is 20 place
the order prominently before the people
OF Fulton.
Winona Council, No. 60, Junior order
United American Mechanics, was insti-
tuted at Ashland, Va. Thursday night by
George II. Gordon. s. V. c., assisted
by Edgar +. Keeton, =. c.; Zeb. Percival,
p. C. NJ: Davis Bottoms and several
other members OF the order. This coun-
ell is made up Of the bone and sinew OF
Ashland. and starts it's career with forty
one members. The following officers were
elected: Jr. T. c.. DR.. c. b. Jones; Coun-
cillor, J. A. Brown; V. c.. G. w. Jones;
r. s., C. w Crew; a. r. s.. Charles
Levy: F. S., G. r. Nixon; Treasurer,
L. F. Blanton: Warden, w. Morton
Henry: Conductor, o. II. Goode; !. s.,
r. l.. James: o. S.. Howard Goode; Trus-
tees. J. G.. Tiller, c. b. Jones and Charles
Mallory.
At the conclusion Of business a delicious
supper was partaken Of, and much appre-
cated.
Ivanhoe Lodge, No. "A, Knights OF Pyth-
las will meet after July LIST on the
first and third Monday in each month,
instead Of every Monday, as at present.
This lodge has upon it's roll the names
OF many Of Richmond's best citizens.
Jefferson Castle, X. G. f., is still re-
ceiving applications for membership.
Richmond Castle. X. G. f., met last
Friday. having the most interesting session
Of some months. One application for
membership was received. The Eagles
are napping their winge on account OF
opposition.
A. w. CHM Council. Jr. o. II. A. NJ.
had a fine meeting last Thursday, ana
initiated one candidate.
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians VIII
go to Holy Communion in body at the
T o'clock mass this morning.
The West-End Catholic Beneficial and
Social Society meets next Sunday.
4 literary meeting Of the McGin Cath
oiic Union will be held next Monday.
Their annual outing will take place on
Whit Monday. May 22d.
Next Thursday will be the Feast OF the
Ascension; masses at 6. and 1890 O'clock
Vesrers at the usual hour
At Trinity Juvenile Temple on Friday
afternoon the following officers were in
stalled:
Walter Gosden. G. T.: Joseph Russell
2. W. c. T.: Susie -leaton. V. T.; Lee
Bishop. +. S.: Mabel Robertson. chap
lain; Lora Kate Burgess, aecreta-y; Mary
Lizzie Hobson. assistant secretary; Bailey
Wood treasurer; j. Oracle Surg 'ss, mar
shall; Matte Gayle. assistant marshal;
Mary Starrtt, I. c.; Willie Haas. O. G..
Lena Walter, l.. s.; Dora Carston, r. s. !;
Gwynette Christian and Mordecai Gayle
penny collectors; Mrs. NJ. A. Burgess
superintendent.
4 gold pin will be given the child
bringing in the most members during the
next quarter. The Temple Is increasing
I'm numbers and interest.