The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-22
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DIR. II. c. Scott, Past Grand hese''''
vvuuam Lovenstein, Grand Secretary
r.. Botts, Grand Treasurer;
charles II. Lumsden, Grahd "uiu''
Marx Gunst Grand Warden
Charles c. Berry. Grand s.hers; ;, IT
/ IL. Ingram, James Me0ieN''
Hodges. Grand Trustees. .,
Waiter +. Irvine SupremeI Representa-
tive. ,, penresenta-
TavIor Ellyson, J. p. Banks, X W.
Arnold Finance Committee.
William III. williams, f. n: Bilisoly,
T. A. Brown, Committee on Laws anu
Appeals. --
PAST GRAND REGENTS.
John J. Wright, Virginia, 26. ~,
picbard 4. Dobie. Pocahontas, 4s5.
James b. Blanks, Sycamore 40:
Walter f. irvine, Pocahontas, 4s5.
1JrE MEMBERS NoT OFFICERS OR
aooAIAIITTEEMEN.)
N. X. White, Union, 5l.
w. L. Smith, Union, 81.
A. Myers. Norfolk, 22s.
REPRESENTATIVE.
Charles G. Bosher. w. +. Farrar' VIZ
elnla, g. Richmond.
Rowland Hill, Union 81, Richmond
r.. c. Dawson, Norfolk, 22s, Norfolk
Gaorge a. Thompson, Southside, 29S,
II. A. Allen, Lynchburg. 4o5, Lynch
burg. 40
W. II. Hurkamp. fredericksburg 4lS'
Fredericksburg.
mond
Chales Gibbs, Old Dominion, iS5, Berk-
ley.
John A. Wise, Augusta, 400 staunton.
J. G. Carroll, Pocahontas 4J3. Norfolk.
]. II. Kenney, Haven. $50, Chlncoteague.
Il. w. Taylor Wise. 56l. Onancock.
f. L. c. Scott, Henry Clay 5a, Ash
land.
r.. NJ. Bldgood, Farmville. 500, Farm
| Vile.
]. f. Hanklns. alt, Elba, sos, Rich
mond.
D. II. Appich, H. X. Field, Alexandria,
62s, Alexandria.
Walter sydnor, Patrick Henry, $50, Han
over.
r. W. Collier Sycamore. 7o5. Peters
burg.
William J. Kerr, Henrlco, 733, Richmond.
w. j. Tyson, Jefferson. 7ll, Charottes-
| Vile.
W. NJ. Blckers. shockoe, sos, Rich
mond.
J. S. Lessels, Campostella, sOs. Nor
folk.
A. w. EIey. Nansemond. s7s. Suffolk.
VIM. T. Gayle, Charles Owens, Ocean,
1868. Portsmouth.
Charles Y. Bargamin, Belvidere, 1lS9'
| Richmond. ,
Thomas p. Jones, Newport News. 1lil.
| Newport News.
| BENJAMIN +. Owen, Jr., Manchester
| 1917, Manchester.
c. w. Gleayes. Rahn, 1918. Wytheville.
| a. J. Evans. Roanoke. lZ2S. Roanoke.
| Z. W. WILSON. Warasqucoke. l25l,
Smithheld.
| +. W. Helm. Dan River 1919. Danvllle.
Patrick W. Savage. Cape Charles, 1897
Cape Charles.
Charles ii. Haldeman, Mocha, 19is,
| Radford.
=. l.. smlthers, Blue Ridge, 1924, shenan-
doah.
| X. T.. Darden, Newsoms. 1l43. Newsoms
| T. r. Whitescarver, Fort Lewis, 1852
| Salem.
J. l.. Sanders. orlnoco, 1896 Martins
| Vile.
| W. r. Bush, Promotions, 1912, Pulaski
G.. a. Miller. Raheen, 1874. Bedford
City.
II. II. Campbell, James Monroe. l5iS
| Portsmouth.
| BUSINESS PROCEEDINGS.
| The Grand Lodge degree was conferred
| on about twenty new members OF this
| grand body. the annual report or the
| Grand Regent, Grand Secretary, Grand
| Treasurer and the several grand commit
| tees were submitted. These several pa
pers were very comprehensive and con-
| tained facts that show tho order TO be IN
| excellent condition In the State and with
its future prospects very bright. The
members were furnished printed copies
| of all these repOrts.i
Supreme Regent John L. Pound. Of
| New York. Supreme Secretary W. o.
Robson, and Supreme Secretary Carl
| Mohler, OF Missouri. were introduced by
a special committee, consisting OF Past
| Grand Regents, and all made appropriate
and felcitious speeches, which were we'll
received.
Fraternal kilograms were received from
the Grand Council OF Illinois and Wiscon-
| sin, which were appropriately responded
TO. A ringing letter was also read from
the Supreme Regent Of Missouri. which
| elected much applause.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Grand Regent announced the sew
eral standing committees.
Feeling remarks WIRE made on the
deaths OF Past Regent Harwood and State
| Medical Examiner DR.. T.. T. Robinson,
and committees appointed to draft suita-
bls resolutions respecting said deceased
| brothers. and II o'clock this morning was
| set aside for memorial service In honor
of the memory OF these brethren.
| A resolution was adopted requesting
the supreme officers TO use a Richmond
| bank as one of the repositories of the
funds of the order at large This will
prove OF interest 20 Richmonders, as this
order handles an immense quantity OF
| money.
The election Of grand officers was made
the special and continuing order for to-
| day at noon.
The Grand Council adjourned at $50
TO meet this morning at 10 o'clock. after
accepting the invitation TO attend the
! Academy entertainment at night in honor
| OF the Grand Lodge.
| At THE ACADEMY.
| The entertainment at the Mozart Aca-
DENY. given in honor OF the session OF
rhe Grand Council OF the Royal Arcanum,
proved to he a great success. The exer-
cises commenced promptly at $50 o'clock.
and large audience OF ladies and gentle
men was In attendance. Miss Leahy's
solo was we'll rendered. and she was
forced 10 supply another selection.