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NORTH SIDE NOTES.
Brookland District .

On last Sunday morning at the Mt.
Carmel Sunday School there was quite
q gathering of children The Sunday
School was addressed by Rev. Kirby.
who at IL 80 o'clock preached a most
practical sermon from John l3 z
What do. thou knOwest not now,
but ye shall know hereafter The
Rev. had q beautiful flow of words at
his command, and his hearers gave
him the strictest attention, and again
at $3.50 Rev w f. Graham preached a
most interesting sermon from Psalm
p Hear my Prayer, o God, give
ear unto my mouth" He impressed
his hearers with the idea that a man 8
word was his bond, and if your word
was Of no value on earth and had no
power here, it had NO power with God
1t was truly 8 wise saying.
At & 80 o'clock, the pastor Rev.
White preached a very five sermon
from Psalms 81 :5. It was q grand dis
course and the Rev. had large con-
gregstion out to hear him
AS last Sunday was grand rally day
over here, we bad large gatherings all
through the day, especially in the
morning.
At night five tribes reported. The
Manassas, Levi, Zebulin and Judah. All
did we'll, and we realized quite a sum
of money for which the trust on behalf
OF the church sincerely thanked the
leaders and officers of the various
tribes The help given by the pastor
was timely and strong.
OF course, there was much interest
felt as to who would bring in the larg-
est amount of money, and the way
they did work it was q caution to see
them The sisters were busy all day
and as the chief struggle was between
the tribes OF Reuben and Levi. The
first was composed of the married la
dies and the latter of single ones II
was an exciting affair he single la
dies worked has d and had the honor OF
bringing in the largest amount Of mon.
ey All hail TO Levi
On next Sunday the monthly review
of the Sunday School Lesson will be
had and il is hoped that the public
will come out and hear for themselves
The subject will be 2nd Sundays lee
son all sunday School workers are a
liberty to take a part with us in thi
discussion.
On Wednesday night, April IA, Rev
Timothy Harris was again surprised b,
the members OF st. Johns Church un
der the leadership of sister Margare
Thomas and brother Robert L Owen
and others. Sisters do so again.
As our notes were omitted ast week
il was on account Of some hindranc
Of the press.
Easter was observed in a quiet wa
over here on Monday, and it locke
something like Sunday.
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S. H. DESMOND, NJ. D., Ph. D,
Surgeon of Battalion.

and two colored lads, one of them Bun
dy, outstripp,d d their Caucasian COM
petitors. One of them, however, prov
ed to be over twenty, and was, there
fore. debarred. ! had told them the
competition was open to every e]igi-
BILE boy in my district. Bundy. who
won, is one of the handsom' st boys 1
ever saw. Yesterday / sent his name
to the Secretary of Navy, and he will
be appointed / have received no COM
munications from the students at An
napolis on the subject, but several
congressman have told me that it was
an unwritten law not to allow a color
ed boy at Annapolis. They told me If /
persisted it would break up the school
that other students would resign.
"LET THEM RESIGN"
"Let them resign, and be d-n,"
replied. THAT boy earned his APP
pointment fairly, and am going to
see that he goes to Annapolis and re-
ceives fair treatment if it is in my
power to.do SO"
General Shattuc says that il the lad
is willing to subject himself to the
humiliation, he will naturally encount-
er at Annapolis, owing to his color, he
(Shattuc) will see him through.
General Snattuc says he has been
informed that no colored boy ever
graduated OF the Naval Academy. He
says he has 500 Negroes in his dis
trict.
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The fashionable boys were out TOO
IN their new pants and new suits
Some had pawned their overcoats, but
they seemed to have wanted them this
week
Information tomes that another of
our schoolteachers islto be married
very, very soon. Now., don't be sur
prlsed when you hear it
Miss Lucy Miller OF st. John Street
| will be married to Mr. Emmett Fields,
Thursday April 29th at 8 O'Clock. We
wish them happy future :st-
1t IS said that thatseQ9ple will mar
~ in New York n ext. week, Is IS true +?
| The soldier boys say they will be
sure TO go to New York. We are, glad
that they have. such, a determination
| where there is determination there
| is a will 4, 49,.
Oh. how it panied our heat when we
| beheld those girls, whom the, dress
Ihasers had. disappOiAted- 1t. would
have drawn tears Of pity from your
eyes. .,l.a ~,
We noticed that those, girls are hav-
ling themselves photographed very
fast. Well, it may be that you can
pose better now. Send US one.
| Some of the boys aud girls are al
ready arrapging for picnies and OUT
ings. .,-.,.i'.., ~
| The public night schools have closed
and much good has been done, ~
The Richmond Theological Semina-
rV closes on the 29th inst at the First
Baptist Church. - So ..s....
| There were not many Easter-Egg
hunts, but the few had, were quite in
ter sting. 'li> s
| It is net our policy to cast any re-
| fiectfon whatever, but we certainly
don't think that that young lady should
say, 'she are not going" and We also
think that that young man should re-
frain from saying ga man of sibilityp
viii you?
Some of our people believe in bor-
Irowing, but never pay. Be honest in
all your dealings. -
Altar is despised by every one. there
fore it pays to be truthful.
The revival meetings are still goiTfl
on. You, who were waiting for Eas-
ter, attend.
/ MAeNo UNo.
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Wanted A Home. s 3

A1few weeks ago POliceiJu Justice John
j. Cfatchfield sent for Editor John
Mitchell, Jr., v = ST.. :; /.
Upon reaching the court house he
found diminutfvei specimen of hu.
manity, in the person Of little color
ed boy names" Moses Simpson whom
His Honor turned over to the editor;
saying he had no where to 90 and he
did not wish to send him to fail. .He.was
taken to Mr.. Peter Thompson's estab-
lisbment where food and shelter were
afforded the boy. go s't ssl
Subsequently he was turned over tc
Rev. Scott G. Buryell. who placed him
at the asylum while he endsavored tC
secure good home for him. He is
smart boy and seems to have beer
brought up In the right manner. b: 1.
lie says bis father is dead and moth
! er in New York. He had been turned
) adrjft.. Any fur her information ma,
be secured from Rev Burrell at 2l4 E
Leigh ST. 20 g., ,.a.7' '--~-
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The mem bers of the above club met
at 726 North 3rd st. This club is com
posed of the following persons4 Meg
danes Ellen 5ohssOde Mamie Brown.
Lucy Cross and Sallie Rex Misses .Ju-
liza K. Robinson, Bette M, Dobs6n,
Emily D.. Boyd, NJ. jane Boyd Sarah
White, Belle Williams, Lula Drew, Co
ra Epps, Maggie Hucles, Ella Lee
Mayo; Luetta Tribbeyi Mary T1nslsy
and others TssE T.9os ~
All the ladies who have giSeh5fh
their names are requested to be pfAs
ent at the meeting Monday evening al
Q O'clock President, Miss Julia E
Robinson Secretary. M1ssi Bette NJ
Dobson; Mrs. 7 w. Mitchell, Deputy
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see her error. and like the prodigal's
son OF old, arise and give God the glo-
ry.
Mr.. Peter Saunders, OF Lynchburg,
was in our city last sunday
Mrs. Ida hinRa Atkins. of Hampton
rs visiting our city, the guest OF her
parents.
Mrs. Sallie B. Wilkerson will spend
the spring in our city
Miss Mary j. Bland, who has been
attending the Lawrence Industrial
school, has returned to our city, look
ing well.
The revival meetings are being we'll
attended every night
Bro .
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TO aof ~ NEW YORK.

Richmond viii be represented d. at the
Grant Memorial services at New York
by the crack battalion of colored
troops, commanded By Major j.. B.
johnson, One OF the most accompIished
military officers now in the service, ol
state. evS7'
That our soldier boys will give q
good account of themselves is conff4
IDENTITY predicted. -
We present the cuts" of the new
armory building, the Major, the Sur
geon and Quarter Master Subsistence.
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TABLE PRoFUsELY DECORATED.

The beautiful rendition OF some
very choice music, on the handsome
piano, by Miss Efiie Stanard was in
terrupted by the call 10 supper, much
/ TO the regret of some and evident en-
joyment others.
Marching into the supper room we
! caught glimpse OF the table, and in
praise OF and Justice to Mr.. A. V. Nor
rell (caterer) and his assistants the
table presented an appearance, beauti-
fulto behold-decorated with flowers,
| with the choice delicacies at a very
/ convenient distance it was enough to
tempt the appetite OF the most fasti-
| 6lous eRicurean.
Mr.. Oswald Bowser was selected as
toast master for the occasion and ac-
quilted himself with much credit.
Miss BertaniA Tyre Chaplain asked the
blessing. whereupon an address of
| welc6fne, couched in choice English
was delivered by the President, Miss
| Beransenia Norrell.
Representatives from the Athenian,
] Alegroes, Thessalonian, Euterpean
and other clubs we're called upon for
l addresses. Miss Althea Dodson, pres;-
dent of last named club delivered a
very interesting address which reflect
ed credit upon the intellectual stand
| ing of the club. The orator of the
/ Ievening WAS Mr.. Clifton Cabell, presi-
dent of the Nineteenth Century Club
who responded to the remarks OF Miss
Norrel, We commend his able address
and ere long we may see in Mr. Cabell
another Chauncey Depew, prince of
after dinner speakers At this juno
ture the guests heartily responded to
the cordial invitation by doing full
justice to the menu.
4
THE MENU
which consisted of potato salads, let
tuce, chocolate, cream, cakes, ham
and cheese sandwiches. raisins, figs,
bananas, oranges, apples, pickles and
many. other delicacies which space for
pids mentioning.
The officers are Misses Beranssnia
Norrell, president, Maria Jackson
vice-president, (who owing to sickness
failed TO attend). Otelia Johnson, sec
retary, Efie Standard, assistant sec
tary, Gertrude Smith, treasurer, Ber-
tania Frye, chaplain.
- THE MEMBERS
are Misses Gertrude Boiling, Ella B.
Harris, Annie Z. Grant, Sadie Harper.
Florence Taylor, Lula Drew, America
Harris, Edith Williams, Adlena Scott,
Lena Jasper Daisy Christian, Lille
Moore, Clara Kersey, Bessie Murray.
Drucilla Marks, and Eva Williams.
The PLANET was represented in the
person OF Mr.. W. 7. Nelson, Tho Re-
fbrfner" by Mr.. Roger Kyles, '''rhe
Recorder" by Mr.. George Stephens
and s'"Ehe Va. Baptist" by Mr.. !. G.
Smith,
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FROM DANvILLB.
DoiDgs On The Brook. Rev.GoOde Preache
an Able Sermon-Mew Methodist
Minister, Rev. John D. Williams.

DANvILLE, VA, April 81, 1897
The old maxim rs yet true lit rained
Easter" but il was only sprinkle
which did not disturb the joyous Eas-
ter Festivals. New dressee, Easter
bonnets, new suits and spring hats.
mark the Easter Sunday as day OF
religious Joy ard Christian splendor.
The resurrection OF Christ was preach
ed in many pulpits and many fond re-
collections were cherished by the
shepherds Of various hocks.
Rev. q. w. Gocde, the beloved pas
tor of Calvary Baptist Church preach
ed an excellent sermon last Sunday
morning and extended the right hand
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Young Mems Christian Association Note.

After a very successful effort by
Prof. George Rice Hovey in teaching
our Bible class explanation of the
Sunday school lesson Tor about eight
years, it is with regret we part with
him While we feel the loss, we are
proud of his sSfccess--Principal of
Wayland College. He has-our prayers
and beat wishes for his success in his
new field +; and i1opeit will be our priv
Hege to have him with US again
Rev. ID. W. Davis. regardless Of hi.
many duties, has kindly consented tC
take the class, and will gladly meet al
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christian workers Saturday ats
Remember that Professor Hovev was
the founder OF this class, and IL you
appreciate his efforts you viii continue
TO all.
EASTER IN PRISONS.
The day was full of sunlight. While
we were rejoicing and felt happy TO
know that cur Saviour had risen that
we might live, we did not forget those
who were in prison. At 10 a m our
general secretary. S. Q. Burrell, called
at the penitentiary to see young man
who is serving a term. He now is A
new man in Christ and is irving bv
the help of God TO prove it. The
guards testify TO the same. By their
fruits ye shall know them Alter our
secretary had talked with him and an
swered a few questions, he said, Il
know Just the work you are trying to
do and If you need the last dollar I
have you can have it. &" This is from a
prisoner. What do we say who have
our liberty
At IL M our secretary Joined with
brothere Sutton and Williams in the
meetings held in the jail. There was
a great deal of interest manifested
Director @. Williams conducted the
singlDg.
The address to our boys las, Sunday
oy one OF our earnest lady Christian
workers reached the hearts of all who
were present. and Easter will ever he
remembered by them. Special music
was rendered 10y the boys.
Easter services for the men were
well attended last Sunday. The ad
dress by Rev. e. II. Rawlings aImost
lifted the men from their seats Il
was direct subject; "Isit Easter for
your Our brother was very forcible
and pathetic. The solos by Misses
Emily Price. and Belle II. Fitzhuoh.
also the duet by Messrs Hopkins and
Halter were suited to the subject.
Everybody being so we'll pleased it
was decided to express his grateful
ness by a unanimous vote, fer the
kindness by those who sang and Rev.
E. Il. Rawlings.
Remember. that Rev. D. w. Davis
will explain the Sunday school lesson
to-day att p m. Help us to have a
good attendance.
Meeting in the Jail Sunday morning
at II o'clock:
Boys meeting at the rooms Sunday
evening at O'Clock.
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A Grand Surprise.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, April 2nd, 1897
Mrs. George Franklyn. of 1902 West
Leigh Stree Richmond, Va, led a
surprise last Thursday night on Rev
James Carthran OF the Second Baptist
Church. Brooklyn.
Committee of arrangement Miss
Susie Grace OF Raleigh, N. o.. Mr.. N
10 Thomas OF Waverly. Va, IN COM
pany with many other friends.
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Lawyer John NJ. Burreli, of Boston
Mass, will address the men Sunday at
$50 p m, at the True Reformers' Hall.
Sub1eet, 'sHowS to succeed in life.,s
Special musicss Duet by Misses. MarRa-
RET Tinsley and zemoria Jones, accom-.
panied by Miss Mamie B Jones; solo
py. Mr.. . w Moon, of Manchester.
All men are Invited.
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We have receiv d the quarterly re-
port of the Supreme Court, I. o. O. c.,
from the Supreme Worthy Councillor,
J l. Tuggle of Birmingham. Ala. The
reportis a most encouraging one and
shows an increase in membership and
hna ce.
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GODS MINISTERS

Blow breezes blow
In every corner go,
Carrying life aud happiness
To creatures here below.
CLEAN lightning, CLEAN
In zigzsg, liquid stream,
Purify our atmosphere,
That it with life may TEEN.
Roar thunder, roar
Cleft clouds banks black and
hOar,
Shake well our earth snd wake her.
To receive-the biest down-pour.
Rain, ra'n-clouds, rainl
With JOY we greet again
Thy life reviviDg crystal drops,
To cool the SEQ ching plain.
EVA.
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MASONIC NOTES i.
NoMAD.

The Board of Directors Of Masonic
Association met Monday night, 18th
inst. quorum was present. After
the usual routine of business quite a
surprise was led on the directors by
the president of an Easter. collation.
All enjoyed themselves hoping success
for the Association.
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NOMINATED HIM.
CONGRESSM8N SHA17UC
STANDS BY THE COL
ORED CONSTI7U
ENT.
Rather FOrcjble ] language
THE RACES MARCH UPWARD.

WAsHr' GroN. D. c. April Il Con
gresham Shattuc. Of Ohio. yesterday
nominated h. Bundy. colored lad
OF Cincinnati, i, to a adetship at Annap-
oils. He has been urged TO withdraw
the name. but says he will stand by
the appointment. There have been
some murmurs of disapproval from
the Naval Academy. and threats of
the-students to resign.
EARNED HIS APPOINTMENT.
the boy earned the appointment
fairly" said General Shattuc to- day.
There was competitive examination,
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Any Information concerning cost Of
uniform will be given at this office.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-24

We are glad to note that tenants for
the Masonic Hall, 5lI F. Clay street,
are continually coming. Two more
were added to the list this month.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-24

Planet Division, 8, and Eureka Di-
vision, l. are making preparations to
attend the Grand Lodge.
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Pure Gold Court. so, met Monday
10Th inst, at 8 O'Clock. They had a
full number and had q visitor from
Sylvia Court. los. Mrs John Clinton
acting Worthy Inspector. There wss
shown very much sympathy for sister
Tay Tor by the sisters and she was very
much gratified for their donation and
we heartily wish that we could do
more. We feel thankful to Mrs John
lClinton for her respects shown in con-
tributing.
NoMAp.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-24

Tho Sir Knights of Eureka Division
/, will meet Monday night, April 26th
at their astle Hall, Clay street by the
order of Sir knight Captain e + Rob-
inson.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-24

Brother William M Jackson of King
David Lodge. Number %, is yet sick.
We hope for him a speedy recovery.
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A GRAND EVENT.
1t Was the First Annual
Soiree of the
HELIOTROPE SOCIAL
CLUB.
An Excellent Display.
A sPLEEDIDLY PREPARED MENU.
An Excellent Display.
A sPLEEDIDLY PREPARED MENU.

The brilliantly lighted parlors of
Mr. and Mrs. A Norrell, 1OI5 n. 7th
Street were resplendRnt with mirth,
merriment and music Thursday even
ing, April 18th 1897, the occasion be-
ing the celebration OF the first Annual
Soiree of the Hsliotrope Social Club,
(ladies). This club pre-emineDtly
takes the foremost rank, among the
many clubs in the social world.
While the other clubs shine with
their usual lustre brightness, and
brilliancy in their respective spheres,
the HeliOtrope Social Club has eclips-
ed them all at one bound. They fash
ed into the brilliant throng of social
clubs like a meteor. The dazzling
-spleRdor of the first annual gathering
is but faint reflection Of what glories
are hidden, in the dim and misty fu-
ture.
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meeting Monday night. Aprii 10Th
Quite large amount of business was
were Sir Kn;obts I'ew;s a'.o pr pdesens lS
Ernest Edmnnds Of Merle ~ fo5ee a,,u
William II. Boiling Rev T IL II RE-, Rr;'.e
of Unity Lodge. R' r Moshv of Ss,,S
ion Lodge. The rank Of Page was con-
1erreo on MT Robert Weeden; the
ranK OF nlnighS was conferred on Is
BILE was prepared and a most eniovabje
time was spent.
ulsr monthly meeting Tuasds1 Esd 1's ereH reS
ing. The meeting was largely attend :
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-24

We learned that Grand Master A. M
Jones is expected IN the city soon.
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MUSIC AND DANCING .

AT o p NJ the rumbling OF carriages
announced the presence of che fair
members and their escorts. Alight-
ing they proceeded where the music ws 8
already sending their strains echoing,
through the building.
The new arrivals Joined in the nu-
merous quadrilles, schottiches, waltz
ETC., and tripping the light fantastic
toe, was the order OF the evening. As
cen'diRE to the parlors, lively discus
| sions, of matters affecting the social
well being of the race were carried on
by q group of young butterflies while
here and there tables stood surround
ed by others the significance of which
could be readily seen.
Altogether the evening passed away
pleasantly and agreeable to all. The
display was an elegant one It IL q
real pity, however, that the Planet
man overlooked or rather failed in
getting information on che most es-
sential feature of the occasion, viz I:
toe handsome costumes worn bv the
young aides. and had he been able to
'sAave procured information along this
line, pen would have failed in doing
them Justice The costumes indeed
were handsome creations OF dress
makers art
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-24

The Uniform Sir Knights should keep
themselves in readiness so as TO pre-
sent a fine appearance in the parade at
Suffolk, Va
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We earnestly hope the masters of
the various lodges will take a deeper
interest in the lecture work Of the
lodge. 1t is highly necessary since so
much timber is being added to the
building.
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Myrtle, IL. is fast coming to the
front ranks. It's members are work
ing hard. They recently initiated four
candidates into the mysteries Pythian-
ism, namely, George Allen, Richard
Poindexter, Joseph Robinson and Ed
ward Hall They are all young men
and we expect much good of them.
At its last meeting. 18th inst, they
we're surprised by an interesting nd :
dress by chancellor Commander of
Planet Lodge, Sir Knight w. A. Kyles.
Call again brother, we like to hear you
talk.
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SOCIETY COLUMN.
PYrHIAE NOTES

The Grand Lodge OF Virginia will
C ene in annual ses sion on the sec
ond Tuesday in May at Suffolk, Va.
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Henrico lodge meets Friday night,
29rd inst. Master, A. Philips Senior
Warden, J Wright; Junior Warden,
E. Coleman.
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Masonic mass meeting Tuesday
night. 9th inst. Master come and let
us have good meeting.
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King David LOdgs, Nanabsr IS, wOs-
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christian workers Saturday at5pm.
Remember that Professor Hovev was
the founder OF this class, and IL YOU
appreciate his efforts you win continue
TO DO all you can to build it up. Free
to all.
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ting along nicely and will be set aside
in a short time.
Virginia Lodge 8, meets Monds Y
night. Samson Lodge meets Monday
night.
Peerless Division which its ORR
gin from Samson Lodge is on the road
TO success.
Blooming Lily Lodge meets Tuesday
night.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-24

Old Dominion, Division is progress
ing nicely The Old Dominion Court
is rendering them valuable assistance.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-24

The Court xhich. Is being organized
as en- adxiliaEy to Utity Lodge is get.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-24

Blooming Lily Division is forging
ahead and bids fair to lead the uni
form Knights of the city.
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Richmond Lodge, I, held an inter
esting meeting Monday night at their
castle hall on Clay ST. The attendance
was large.
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Mrs Mary P. Crump of Sylvia Court
continues quite sick at her residence
141S Ross st.