The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-02
GRAND LODGE |. 0. 0. F.
TO MEET MAI 14TR ~ MASONIC
TEMPLE. MANCHESTER.
Kind Words for Mr.. w. j. Carter-Thievfs
work-The Attendants at the Ju-
pior German-Personai.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES,
No. 1871 Hull STREET. BEAITIE BLOCK.

The Grand Lodge, ]. O. o. F., OF the
State Of Virginia will convene In the Ma
sonic Temple, Manchester. on the litn OF
this month, and on that day the ODD
Fellows Of Richmond and Manchester VIII
form a procession and escort the srsno
officers from their quarters at the Hotter
Lexington to the temple. The parade VIII
be headed by the First Regiment ba"N
and the Drum Corps. and it IS thought
that as many as 5000 persons VIII par
ticipate in the affair. Invitations nave
been sent TO lodges outside Of Richmond
and Manchester. and many are eXpec'e'
to take part 49,.
The route will probably be from the
City Hall up Broad TO First street. ,nehee
TO Franklin. 20 sixth. down skin 10
Main. to Ninth. down Ninth 10 FREE
bridge. across to Manchester. thence W
Masonic Temple and disband.
II is said to have been thirty years
since a similar demonstration was nidNo
by the Odd-FellOws.
Among the young people who attended
the Junior German club hop on lues-
day night were the following: Misses susie
Straughan of Petersburg, Louise Wits
OF Chesterfield. Amtlia Drewry Ccalter OF
King William Maude Patteson. Minnie
Weisigor. Susie and Florence Holland
Gertrude and Ellen Weisiger Nina owen
and Gay Goolsby. Messrs. Kenneth NC
Rae. Sam Pattescn. George cox. THOMAS
Turpin. Willis PulIiam. Mosby Pulliam'
Sam Moore. Louis Wood Kenneth Chalk
ley, Raymond Pilson. Logan and Robert
Porter. Clifton and Bernard Robertson.
The Reid:viile tN. CO Review Of April
18th says:
w. j. Carter Broad Rock. Of The
Richmond Times, was In the judges
| stand Yesterday. our people are always
pleased 10 see Mr. Carter, and regretted
very much that he could not be with Us
on the first ana second days. Perhaps
there IS 10 one I'm Virginia or North
Carolina Who has done more 70 advance
the cause Of the hish-bred horse than
he. Mr. Carter Is a great lover or the
/ sport, and is regarded as walking ency-
clopaedla on matters relating 10 the
turf"
Tuesday morning thieves entered the
shoe shop Of Mr. G.. NJ Bower, No. 1906
Hun street through a rear window. and
rihed his safe Of 1865, and also carried
away one pair OF shoes.
III the mayor 'vhIi 1f0tNlNd3 INV IL
| ing only two ordinance violation cases
were disposed Of.
Mr.. W. " Bronaush eft yesterday 10
| spend some time with his uncle. Dr.
Bransford. AT Bon Air
The bazaar OF the Daughters OF Lib
erty was we'll attended last night at
Leader Hall. 1t will continue throughout
| the week.
Mr.. H. " Walls died Tuesday evening
al the residence Of Mr. J. l.. Orrill, in
| Chesterfield county, rear Bethlehem
church. The funeral took place yester-
| day afternoon at O'Clock. The interment
was made near the church
Rev Mrs W. r. Haight is sick al her
] residence in SWansborO
The commissioners 10 condemn certain
| property in this city for the construction
Of sewers will meet next Thursday.
Mrs. w. 3. Taylor. Of swansboro, Is
very sick AT the home Of her mother. in
| Chesterfield county.
There will be a grand photograph con-
cert and festival at the Manchester Pres
! byterian church tonight at o'clock.
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid 30
ciety.