Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11


Of St. Andrew, No. 49,
He is still active in commandery work,
and is a member OF the Committee OF
/ ARRANGEMENTS for the approaching "tri-
enniaf' pilgrimage. He is the only Tenn
! plar who has been Eminent Commander
OF both communicates here.
Colonel Tanner Is a member OF Acca
Temple, Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine,
and has passed through the degrees OF
the Scottish Rite up TO and including the
thirty-secOnd. 1t is understood that Colo
mel Tanner expects 70 attend the Trlen-
NAL in Boston, and as he is still zone
OF the boys" II Is hoped he will attend
several more "triennials,"
WILL BIZ N THE PARADE.
r. Z. Sir J. Parke Corbin. Grand Com
mander knights 7emplar Of Virginia. ex-
poets a large number OF Virginia knights
| 10 appear in the grand parade on Au-
/ gust 18th He thinks this will he the
/ greatest parade Of Christian knights ever
held in this country. Grand-Commander
Corbin is Of the opinion that Virginia
Will be more widely represented than at
any other trennidl conclave and he Is
highly pleased over the number Of Viz
ginia knights who will go 10 Boston. He
thinks the conclaye will be the greatest
ever held. and he feels deeply gratned
that so many knights In this section
should signify an unusual interest in
the great gathering.
The Virginia headquarters will he Mt
Hotel Brunswick. and Will be open for the
reception and entertainment OF Virginia
Sir knights, their ladies'. and friends dli-
ring their stay IN Boston.
THOSE WHO ARE GOING.
In view Of the fact that the con-
vi l.. hsf In
the accommodations at the disposal OF
the Richmond committees have already
been nearly exhausted. Every Richmond
knight IS anxious TO visit the New Eng
land metropolis.
Richmond Commandery. No. ., Of which
captain Frank Cunningham is command
er, will send the following knights:
Frank Cunningham, j. S. Moore. r. T.
Howard, II. +. W. Southern, y. c. Lewis;
j. y. Perley. Of Charlottesville: J. VI.
Burch, Andrew McA. Parker, ]. Thompson
Brown, =. j. Craigie and wife. DR.. r.
ID. Garcin and wife, John Adams and
wife, John T. Mayer, Albert Miller, G ne
raj a. j.. Philips, Jones a. Otey, Judson
Cunningham, Frank Walton, \. T. Aber-
nathy n. r.. Courtney, Young Jones, J.
W. Carter. a. W. Weisfger: =. T. Wood
fin, Of Hampton; a. b. Bolts.
Many Of the knights viii take their
wives and friends with them, leaving
here on Friday, the 23d. by the Old Do
minion steamship. TO New YORK, and
thence by Fall River-Line TO Boston.
Their headquarters viii be the Crawford
House, on Hanover Square.
THOSE FROM ST. ANDREW.
The Commandery Of st. Andrew. No.
l3, will be represented by the following
knights and their ladies':
10. Lane Stern. L. L. Ecker, w. f.
Tanner. George l.. Street Thomas
Whittet, J. Taylor Elyson, II. Theodore
Ellyson, 7. ID. Hotchkiss. George Il. Nc
Adams Arthur T. Condar. George j.
Freddy, Pleasant Read, Wexford Read,
John Bowles. X. II. NJ. Harrison. l.. r.
Christian, NJ. a. Glazebrook, Charles III.
Bronson. Joseph V. BidgOod, Robert III.
Bidgood Frank l.. Montague. +. IL. Mil
Ter, II. H. Downhan, Thomas J. Akin
son. George c. Jefferson, {. J. Anderson,
William Ryan. II. Fuller Patterson, DR..
Turner X. e. Edwards. John n. Taylor.
This party Will leave Sunday night,
August 9th. by the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad, and.
arriving at Boston, they Will be escorted
to the Copley-Square Hotel by their old
friends, "De Molay Commandery." Col
onel 10 Lane Stern. the lnspector-Gene-
{ raj OF Virginia, IL the commander OF
the Knights OF st. Andrew. These
knights Will be entertained during their
stay by De Molay Commandery on a
boat-ride and an old-fashioned dinner at
Mantasket Beach.
SOME MATTERS OF BUSINESS.
One OF the principal business features
before the concave will be the report
from the committee Of five appointed at
Denver, Col, in 1892 10 revise the consti-
tuition. code OF statutes, edicts, and law,
and report the same at the triennial
conclave In Boston. together with
forms OF Tempiar trials His report has
been printed and distributed, as required
by the resolution. and will be presented
TO the body for its acceptance.
Another very important business fea-
ture 10 be brought before the conclaye will
be the most eminent grand master cleo
tons. These offices are now filled as fol-
lows: Judge Hugh McCurdy, Of Corunna.
Mich, NJ. Il. Grand Master: w. La Rue
Thomas. OF Maysville. KY, X. Il. Deputy
Grand Master: II. II. Lloyd, of San Fran
cisco, Cal, Grand Generaltsimo: H. h.
Stoddard, OF Bryan Tex. V. T.. Grand
Captain: q. NJ. Moulton. Of Chicago, H.,
V. T.. Grand Senior Warden: II. w. Rugg,
OF Providence, X. l.. V. +. Grand Junior
Warden: II. w. Lines. Of Merden. Conn,
". l.. Grand Treasurer: W. Is. Isaace,
Dr., OF Richmond, Va. V. Il. Grand Re-
corder
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