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Society A-wheel.

On last Saturday afternoon, one of
most agreeable and pleasant outings OF
bike parties" was given by a number
of our prominent devotees of the 81
lent steed
Tne company rendezvoused at DIR. S.
H. Dismond's about 3 80, and soon
thereafter the line WAS formed and be-
gan it's roll Up Leigh street went
the gay cava'cade, aud skirting the
grounds of the Hartshorn Memorial
College, emerged on Brook road. CO.
ing up this turnpike about one and a
half miles. the "outers" turned to the
left and after q short ride through the
pines they came to Rev. Jchns1n's,
where they were made welcome by the
Rev.'s amiable wife. After TT stir g
there few minutes, they resumed
| their rolling" way. enjoying to the
fullest tie good roads of tins part OF
Henrico County. About nightfall the
party returned to the city feeling salts
| fed with their ten mile roll /"
The entire party repaired to the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Booker Leftwich. where
lunch and refreshments were served.
Among the outing party We noticed
| Meed anne =. II DESMOND, ] r. Jones
Booker Leftwich, ] o. Lewis Edward
Bunn. q WilkersDn, Misses EugenIa OIL
yer, Bettie Anderson Vera Holmes
K. G Randolph. Emily Powell. Dr. y
II Dismond. Prof. J E. Jones. Messrs
Edward Bum. Sheridan jackson
Lieut.. A. l.. Morton.
1t is said that they propose to attend
in q body, wearing Howard 'Varsit,
cOlors, the football game which take
place Friday the 26eh inst, betweeI
the eleUens of Howard University an,
V. N. and q. 1.
MUDD
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27
Silk and Linen Wedding.

On the 27th Of October, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Smith had their silk and linen
wedding in honor OF which they re-
ceivtd a large quantity Of valusbl
and usefnl presents, for which thev
return many thanks to their fri nds
namely: Mr.. and Mrs II. F Jona-
than, table-cloth; Mr.. and Mrs. A. +
Grimes, table-cloth and napkins; Mrs
Eli Epps, table cloth; Mr. Thomas
Jones, table cloth and napkins; Mrs
Stephen Jones and daughters, table
cloLh and napkins; Mrs r Price,
DIR. and Mrs. s n Dismond, Mrs K
K. Smith. Mt end Mrs. T.. j. Moore
Mrs. Mi dred Robinson. Miss II. Ran
dolph, table cloth, 1 dozen napkine
and one head rest; Mr.. Willie Hill,
silver napkin ring Mrs. William King,
silver teaspoon Mrs. Nealy King. I'll
yer knives and forks. towel Nr. ard
Mrs. A. d. Price, one dozen dinner
napkins; Mr. w. p. Epps. tea napkins
Mrs. Alice Epps, fruit napkins: Mrs
Edmond Hall, tea napkins; Mrs Susie
Dobson. lunch napkins; Mr. and Mrs s
Nj. Wilson, one dozen lunch napkins
Mesdames Mary Coles. tea napkins; T
s Tutely, tea napkins; Sarah J. Cur
tbs. one dozen tea napkins j. Ball
lace curtains Nessrs NJ. smith. hand
kerchiefs;C Bell, handkerchiefs; Rev
and Mrs. Wells, handkerchiefs; Mr.
and Mrs John r Chiles. silk hsndkeI-
chiefs "essrs George o. Brown, sill
bandkerchiefs Bartlett Davis, sils
handkerchiefs Mrs. A. e. Patterson
napkins ard towels; Miss Taddy Rob
inson. lunch napkins; Mesdames Ma
ria Roland, tea napkins Matte Smith
lunch maj kins: Ellen Wilkins, tea nap
k'Ds; ". J. Mann, handkerchief: \
H. SheckelfOrd. linen bufit scarf; M
A, Poythress, linen buffet scarf Geo
r. JOhApen, liaen brresu pcsFf; Chas
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

Christian Endeavor was held at in the
afternoon.
Rev. Chisholm, has not as vet return
from his vacation and Rev. Kirby, I'LL
ed the pulpit Of the Ebenezsr Baptist
church and at O'Clock Mr.. Jacox Of
Norfolk addressed the Baptist Young
Peoples Union.
Interesting services were held all
day at the Green Street Baptist church
OF which Rev. Miller, is pastor. -
The Third Baptist Church installed
Rev. +. Campbell, on last Sunday as
pastor OF that church Rev. Armstsad
acted as master Of ceremonies, and the
Devotional exercises were condu ucted
By Rev Kirby. Prayer was offered By
Rev. Jacob Gaskins, while Rev. Mitch
ell, OF the Banks Street Baptist Church
Norfolk Va, delivered an eloquent In
stalation sermon. We welcome Rev.
Csmbell, to our city and hope he may
push forward 20 the mark OF high call
iny and may God be with him in his
new field OF labor.
On last Saturday night some un-
known parties entered the Laundry of
. Chinsman and after robbinR him of
what money they could find, hacked
the MoDgoliAns head into pieces. The
police have already arrested three
men or whom they believe to be in
some way sonnscted with the crime.
Cards are out announcing the mar
risge OF Mr.. Junius Avents, to Miss
Kate Williams, both OF this city.
We are glad to know that Miss Rosa
Douglass, who has been under treat
ment OF the doctor, is out again.
We are glad to note the recovery of
Miss Ethel Riddid, . public school
teacher.
It has been reported that Miss E.
yards are are out announcing the
marriage OF Mr.. Junius Averts to Misc
Kate Williams, both of this city.
Miss lsa Douglass was under the
hands OF the doctor last week. We are
glad to know that she is able to be out
again.
Miss Ethel Piddict one OF the teach.
ers of the q. L. A School had 20 re-
main home several days on the ac-
count of illness. We are glad to note
her recovery.
It has been reported that MissM E
Thomas of this city, who is attending
he H. M. College, has been sick, but
at this writing she is able to 20 on with
her studies. We hope she will remain
we'll
The fair at the Ebeuezer Baptist
Church conducted by the b. Y. P. q,
was q grand success.
The B. Y. p. u. of the EbeneEer Bap-
tist Church meet every Friday at Z: &c
o'clock and on Sunday at 4:30 O'Clock
These meetings are very Interesting
and it is hoped that the members OF
the church and friends, especially the
young people, will attend these meet
ings and take an active part in pushing
the work along.
Miss Rosa Lee Bass, one Of the
brightest stars of our city and one oi
Hnest pianists Of our town is able &C
teach those who. desire 10 learn all the
different qualities of music
Al. HOLLAND.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

and his home in Washington, d. o.
The dispute arose about some tobacco
on bench. Garland being employed
IN the stemmerry. Nucks made his es-
cape.
Rev. DR.. L. H. Holsey, Bishop Of the
Colored NJ. + Church of America,
made flying visit 90 this city last
week to meet the Methodist Confer
ence now in session in this city, in in
terett OF Payne Institute, In Augusta,
Ge 70 solicit funds. most liberal
subscription was made, amounting to
$500 90.
Tho revival at Lynn Street A. NJ E..
Church is still in progress and the pros
poets for great harvest are very en-
couraging
There was baptizing at the Calvary
Baptist Church last Sunday morning,
at III O'Clock, Rev. G. w. Goode, pas
tor.
The revival at High Street Bartist
Church closed Friday night, with
much success.
Rev. JIG. Williams, pastor OF Lyon
Street A. M. E. Church. is confined to
30 his room this week with Ia grippe.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

ELLIS-Departed this life Tuesday
evening, November 9,h. 1897, Mr.
Jack Ellis at his home in Buc bingham
County, Va at 4 O'Clock p m in the
Goth year of his age He had lived q
consistent Christian, deacon of LIber-
ty Chapel Church for 16 years. He
was devoted husband, loving faith
er, and leaves three daughters. seven
sons, thirty two grandchildren and a
host of relatives and friends to mourn
their loss.
A precious one from Us is gone,
A voice we loved is still.
place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
His Grand Daughter.
Lula ELLIS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

Memphis, Nov. IA. A. Thomas.
alias Thurman, alias Lutx. well known
all over tho country as q clever fOrger
and 1ail breaker. has been rscaptured.
and IL for the third time behind the
bars Of the Memphis jail Thomas was
captured yesterday at Guthrie, KY, By
City Marshal Garrett.
Waco. Tex. Nov. 84.--At the hearing
In the case OF Colonel q. =. Gerald,
who was wounded and who shot and
killed the Harris brothers In q contro-
versy arising out OF the Brann-TaylOr
trouble, It was shown that Colonel Ger
aid was justified, and he was axonerGt-
ed by the court. Colonel Gerald IL rest
ing easily at his home and receiving
| callers
Emma, Tex, New. aO.-A tsrrinc
prairie IRE passed through Lubbock
Hale and Crosby counties. The flames
made a fira ten miles wide and Travelled
at lightning speed. At least 100 square
miles OF territory were burned over
Many cattle were burned to death
North Of Emma 1000 sheep were burn.
ed In one fiock, and many farmers los
their winter feed.
Charleston. 8. c., Nov. 20. Henri
Hayward, colorsd. q lineman In tn,
employ OF the Charleston Electric Ligh
company. was slectrocutsd while q
work yesterday afternoon Heywart
was seated astrids OF the cross arm o
q pole some 20 feet from the ground
when he took hold Of = live wire. H
was instantly killed, but the body re
mained In a natural position on the bal
Jacksonville. Fla. New. "a - Tn
Dauntlsss returned to this port from
mysterious voyage on Nov. ~. afte
having been lost sight OF from Savanna
for nearly a month. She left on Thur
day last for Savannah. She was halts
J at tina st. Johns bar by the Vssuvir
ana Captain Pillsbury, to make
thOrsuEh axamiaatioR fer evidences
| aiibustsring. yiRAiAg noaA tha II
! wnn nnlAaanA
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. s.-1so7
Dear Sir,

lear birs
Please
allow me . space in your paper to pub
lish the death OF our friend Spencer
Coles. who was killed by fearful blast
on Thursday morning about s 80
O'Clock. November l1th.
He was talking to me about going to
East end that night. At that timc he
left me and went on loading the hole,
in few minutes he ordered the whis-
tie TO blow for blast, aud a. he came
out | called to me, about . hundred
and fifty yeards away. While waiting
for it to go of, he said, Ct sent down
To get Hays buggy for you and 1 to
night. 1 want to 60 to East Eud to
talk 20 those people, because 1 ace
something" At that time he seem to
have been troubled about something,
then the first blast went of. Coles
leaving me went back TO the hole to
see what good had it done. while look
second explosion went of which sent
and as be fell back down in the quarry
large stone followed him. He was
found with his face blown OF, . brok-
en- arm and leg.
He was one OF the strongest pillows
in the Working Sons and DAught OF
Love. He was our Grand Treasurer
and owned six shares OF stock in the
busines Department. He leaves a wife
sew n children aud a host of friends to
mourn their loss. The funeral took
place at the Ebenezer Baptist Church
at eleven O'Clock Sunday morning Nov
ember l4th. In him his wife found {
devoted husband and faithful father
He said TO me il he die hrst that
must hold up the banner OF Working
Sons of Love and what he had in thu
order give it to his family.
j. s. Booker,
Pros
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27
THE REFORMS IN CUBA.
gagasta's Cabinet WIN Insist on q
Autonomy Program.

saGaata's Cabinet WIN Insist on the
Autonomy Program.
Madrid. Nov. 3L-Premisr Sagazta,
replying yesterday to q Catalan depu-
tation. formally declared that the gov
eminent OF Spain could in no way
modify its program OF autonomy for
Cuba Continuing. the premier ex-
pressed ths hope that the Cuban as
sembly would elect a commission which
would cooperate with q Spanish COM
mission In determining the commercial
relations between Cuba and Spain by
consulting their mutual interests.
This IL interpreted a. meaning that
the cabinet will adopt the scheme OF
Senior Morst. tho minister for the colo
MES, who announced to . Catalan del
egation that he had fully considered
the general interest OF the colonies. and
was convinced that his -olicy alone
would lead to a peaceful solution. Con-
tinuing. Senior Moret explained to the
Catalan delegates that in dealing with
the colonies national and not merely
certain industrial interests must be
considered.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27
MAGNO'S MESSAGE,
Sunday in Our Churches,
THANKSGIVING MARRIAGES PLEE,
TIFUL.
No Appropriation Made for Schools
About The Manly hemorian-0ther
Happenings Of the Ward.

Last Sunday was very pleasant and
many OF our people chanted their songs
In Zion, while others lounged around
their homes doing the works OF old
man, Satan. Notwithstanding this,
our churches were largely attended
There was . grand rally at the Moore
Street Church on last sunday. Excel
lent sermons were preached and good
coll ctions lifted.
The Eoenezer Church was largely
attended, especially in the afternoon
when communion was held.
The Fifth Street Church with Rev.
W. F. Graham ss pastor is ranking
among the leading churches OF the
State. Their exercises were up-to-
date on last sunday.
Rev. W. H. Brooks of Washington
preached fine sermons at the Third
street A Nj. e. and First Baptist
Churches respectively on Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
The marriages were 80 numerous
this week that we were utterly unabl G
to keep upwith all Of them, but we
caught few OF them.
Miss Mary Baker, a young lady oi
this section Joined hands with NJ
Robert Nuckols in vedlock on last
Wedns sday morning at the residence
Of the brides parents on Hickory St
They left shortly after marriage isl
DHnN lille, where they spent the rest o
she week with Rev. and Mrs. @. w
Goode. Reception Sunday evening.
Mr.. William Braxton and Miss Net
tie Young wer- married on ThanksgV
ing evening at 8 o'clock on West Du
abe day.
We had thought that those folks
prayers had caused the appropriation
10 be made for the schools, but not so
1T has been decided to have then
closed At least three weeks What
pityl
Those Memorial Cards of Mr. R N
Manly were very nicely gotten out
Notwlthsts ndinR they were imprinte,
by The Gl and Fountain Print, q Whit
firm printed them. We hate decep
tion and especially when it 10 practice,
among leaders in education Wha
must lesser lights do ? Remembe
this thing was order. to be kept quie
90 that some of the honest hearei
graduate would not get hold oft
Well, We have it Now, committee
aren't you ashamed Tried to fool NJ
You can fool some of the people som
times; but you can't fool sll the pee
pie all the time.
Hr Beverley Traverse left this sOz
rowing world this week. He leaves
wife and child to mourn their loss.
Young men. stop keeping late hour
and drinking bad whiskey. Rneums
tism, consumption and other com
plants are generally the results; the
the girls won't have you, and we can
blame them.
The poor saints were given thei
Thanksgiving Dinner ON last Thursda
at The First Baptist OAurch.
The Coed Book says. Lying lips Al
an abomination to Gcd," and yet som
of our people rather tell one than {
eat. How long will such continued
Some OF our girls are securing The
jugs and demijohns. You know Il
what.
Race Pride is great thing, but no
few are they " he possess it,
Keep OF that young mans toe, ar
let him go and see his madam
MAeNo UEO.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27
THE LADIES MEET.
Many Leagues ReDOrt-GOOd Work Done,

Thursday, 11th instant, at the Y. NJ.
G. A. Building. New Bedford, Mass,
she New England Federation Of Clubs
of the WOmen's League held their
quarterly meeting. Mrs. Mary Dick
rrson of Newport, Rhode Island pre-
sided Miss Carter of New Bedford the
secretary, was punctuslly in her seat
at the desk.
AT 1890 a M. the meeting was
opened with devotional service. The
roll WAS called, the constitution was
read and reception of new members
followed. Matters Of Importance con-
cerDing League work was freely dis
cussed The question, "Wfat shall
We do with our boys and girls when
they leave school The response was
That the Afro-AmeIican women teach
their children, even while IN the era
die, which is the irst school-he use to
,tudy, and not only acquire knowledge
but get wisdom, that by their own
manly and wOmanly department. and
efficiency they may prove themselves
proficient IN whatever profe ssion or
| rode they may choose for an honest
| livelihood.
The advisability of uniting the New
\ England and New York State Clubs
vas discussed and planS formulated
looking toward such union by the next
quarterly meeting to be held in Bos
con, February, 1898, Clubs from Bos
Ton. New Bedford, Salem. Mass. New
port, Rhode Island and Norwich, Con
n>cticutt reported.
Mrs Agnes Adams gave report Of
he Convention of National AssOcia
1 dion of Afro- American women at Nash
Vile, Tenne ssee, held in September
and also read finely prepared on TIT
Mothers responsibility In the Home
q" which was Enthusiastically Pp
plauded.
Mrs. Josephine st. Pierre Rufin o
sosIon read q paper How can the IN
/ 5srest Of the Northern and Southern
W0msn be mere closely yeisted'" Thi
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

WALKER-Dieda at the residence OF
his parents 9l2 North 7th Street We'd
nesday November 18th in his 32nd
year. Willie Walker. His funeral took
place Friday, November 10Th at
O'Clock M, from the house. Rev
w. f Graham officiated. He leaves a
mother, father, three sisters and two
brothers to mourn their loss.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27
ANOTHER COURT INSTITUTED.
The Grand Worthy Counsellor Acts.

Blooming Lily Hall was the scene
OF a notable gathering on last Mon
day night, 22nd inst.
The occasion was the instituting of a
court by Grand Worthy Counsellor
John Mitchell, Jr, assisted by Mrs.
Anna Taylor, the deputy and large
number of the members of the Grand
Court
The candidated were clother in spot
less white and were inducted to the
third veil with appropriate ceremo-
MES. After the exercises a sumptucus
repast was spread.
This new Court, which will be known
as blooming Lily, is the result OF the
tireless efforts of Mrs. Anna Taylor,
and is strong testimonial to her abiI-
tiles as an organizer.
The following are the Off sers:
Worthy Counse lnr, Mrs. sCharlotte
P GSaJhmey; Worthy Inspectrix
Mary Jackson; Worthy Inspector,
Adaline Jones; Worthy Senior Direc-
tress, Maggie b. Anderson; Worthy
Junior Directress, Virgins Wright
Worthy Orator. COrdslie Fleming
Worthy Register of Deeds, Lucy Scntt
WOr' ny Register of Accounts, Eva
Fowlkes; Worthy Receiver of Deposits
| nctblo ro"AAeS5 'eLeAJ EeCON0S ran
ME Briggs; Worthy COIductress, Alice
J fowlkes; Worthy Assistant Conduc-
tress, Jane Tate, Worthy Herald, Ma
halia Jordan; Worthy Protector. V
NJ. Gwathmey ; Trustee s, Annie Robin
/, son, Mary Barrett, Louisa johnson.
The ladies who assisted were Mes
danes George Price, Hester William
sylvia l.. Mitchell, Harriet Thompson
iR Elnora N lesley, Pinkie Mosby, -
4 Jones. Frances Scott, - Coles, Luc,
Miles, Martha Hayden; Misses NJ. /
Chiles, Eva Davis aud others
There we're 50 members made. DI
is II. Dismond was in attendance. Mi
A. ID. Price sent a wagon free of charg
to bring back the ladies to this hill.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

Vaudeville, La. Nov. 7z-Nsws has
Just been received here OF . desperate
tight at Bayou Lacombe between Ar
thur and Edward Jolie on one side and
Laurance and Edward Cousin on the
other. which resulted In the killing OF
all the parties concerned. Shotguna
and pistols were the weapons used. The
cause OF the difficulty IL attributed to
an old family feud
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

Atlanta, Nov. 24.-Governor Jones, Of
Arkansas, wires The Journal that he
will give q reward OF $500 for the arrest
and conviction OF the murderer OF J.
III. Clayton. who was assassinatcd in
Plummerville, Ark. In November. 1883.
Luther Aiken. a convict guard, OF Pitts,
Ga. tells The Journal that he knows
the murderer and has sufficient evil
dence to convict him. but that . re-
ward OF $500 would be no inducement
for him to disclose the guilty party.
II Aiken's clew IL reliable the murderer
OF Clayton is probably q convict who Is
now serving . term In the Georgia pen
itentiarY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27
FROM PORTSMOUTH.

Nov 25th-1So7.
The shurehea were attended all day
Sunday.
Zion Baptist Church, the pastor Rev.
Armstead. filled his pulpit all day and
at 3 o'oiS.Sk Sunday school. At4P. M
regulas Baptlst Young People Union
service.
Rev. Gains. filed his pulpit all day
Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal
shUrSh. The regular meeting Of the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

Samson Court 1. o. of @ met Mon
day. the 22d. at O'Clock with nearly
all the members present. G w. O..
John Mitchell presided. The collec-
tion was excellent. There were two
visitors-Deputy Anna Taylor, G. w.
@. John Mitchell. Sisters of other
Courts are welcomed to attend. P. NJ.
Mosby, w %.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

Myrtle Lodge, II, has added four
more names to its roster and as we
predicted sometime ago is forging to
the front. This lodge has opened a
club which meets every Sunday, five
O'Clock at Richmond Hall. and with
its present increase. il the same is
continued, the next session of the
Grand Lodge will fiud it among the
formost lodges OF the State.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27
SOCIETY COLUMN.
PYTHIAE NOTES.

The Bazaar given az Richmond Hall
os ,1dr ., tU ~ ~ -, pr cup o. ia
l. vas su,csss in eyerS Particular
and too much praise csnnot be given
the ladies who we're the participants.
The officers were Mrs. W Henry Wal
ton, president; Miss Ella B Wyatt,
secretary Mrs Millus Jones. treasur-
ar. The Sir Knights for whose benefit
this bazaar was given take this means
OF expressing their thanks and appre-
citation to the ENany patrons and friends
who so ably assisted.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27
offered Thanks in Maryland.

Rev DR.. Brice, of the Leigh Stree
Methodist Episcopal Church, was call
ed to Baltimore this week to preach ,
thanksgiving sermon 81 the Mstripol'
I.aa n, =. ehUrOh,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

Streneous efforts ars being made tor
the Emancipation Celebration on the
LIST day of January. The general com
mittee of which Brigadier General
John Mitchell. Jr. is Chairman and
Miss Beransenia Norrel. Secretary, il
divided INTO sub-committees aud each
has E special duty to perform.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

The Pvtbians are opening the eyes Of
the public and notwithstanding the
fact that we are initiating large num-
bers none need apply who are afraid
to meet the seaching glance of an hen
est eye.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

The Dental Parlors OF Dr.. p. B Ram
sey are situated at 102 West Leigh st.
The public should recognize his worth
and give him their patronage and he is
deserving OF your support.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

The meetings of Virginia and Sam
con Lodges held Monday night, (the
former at Richmond Hall and the lat
ter at Johnson's HalD were as usual
well attended. The Sir Knights OF
these lodges have renewed interest
and are increasing their numbers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

Excelsior Court held an interesting
meeting Monday evening which was
largely attended. The young misses
are thoroughly aroused and the Court
hamber possesses business like air
when they meet.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

The time is near at hand when the
officers of the several lodges are to be
elected. Be sure and elect the best
material as every position is an i'm
portant one and require business ike
men of some intelligence to carry the
lodge on to success.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

The several Companies of the State
should Legin at once TO make prepara-
tion to attend the session OF the Grand
Lodge which meets in DAnville in May
All are expected to 60.
NOMAD
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

Sir knights be sober, courteous and
gentlemanly at all times and under all
circumstances as the eyes OF the world
are on ycu and you can not afford to
make bad impression.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-27

Eureka Company and Planet Com
pany are having combined drills and
the Sir Knights are appreciating the
instructions given.