Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-13
WAS A MEMBER OF NO. 10.
Gen. Lafayette Elected on the occa-
sion of His Visit I'm 1874.

sion of His Visit I'm 1924.
| The following extracts from 1.-The HIS
tory of Richmond Randolph Lodge NO.
| 10. A. +. and A. NJ, by Mr.. Charles Z.
Rady. Past Master OF the Lodge are
interesting. as showing that General La
fayette, while I'm this city In 1879, visited
this old lodge. was duly elected an nom
orary member, and registered himseit
and suite:
From June "a, 1924. TO June "a. 1926.
October s. 1924. At a stated meeting or
No. 10, held this evening at Masons'
Hall. a communication was received
from Richmond Lodge No. 10, through
Worshipful Brother John Dove, concern
ing suitable arrangements for the recep-
ton of Illustrious Worshipful Brother
LAFAYETTE. A preamble and resolutions
were offered by Worshipful Brother
Fitzwhylsonn, and unanimously adopted
appointing a committee to confer WIN
committees OF sister lodges, and 10
carry into effect such measures as may
be deemed by them proper for paying
due respect to our illustrious brother'
General Lafayette. when he shall nave
arrived in this city, and directing the
tier TO draw upon the treasurer Tor
any expenses attending the illumination
Of Mansions Fall.
Saturday October 80 1924. AT called
meeting Of Richmond Randolph Lodge
No. 10, held at Mansions Hall, In the city
of Acknowledgment: Worshipful r. a.
Darlington Master; George Ives. Senior
Warden; w. G. Brudish, Junior Warden;
J. A. Darlington, Secretary; e. Brown,
Treasurer pro tenn; George Pollard SEN
io- Deacon: S. c. Nichols, Junior Deacon
pro tenn; S. Barrett, Steward and Tiler.
Worshipful Brothers: George Cabel, sol.
Jacobs. ]. A. Myers, w. ID. Wren, X.
Boiling, w. II. Hart. j. j. Johnston, X g.
Scott. w. H. Fitzwhylsonn, and j. u.
williams Brothers: A. Buchanan. w. H.
Henning. George Fletcher, Il. Wiley, D.
NJ. Armistead, Henry Anderson, Wllllam
Pearson. John Minor Bolts, and II. Ba-
Der, visitors and number OF brethren
from Nos. 10 and II and other lodges.
The lodge was opened in the First De-
gree of Masonry in due form. On motion
of Worshipful Brother Cabell. seconded
by Brother Ives. Worshipful Brother La
fayette was unanimously elected an
honorary member of this lodge. On motion
of Brother Ives, seconded by Worshipful
Brother Cabell. Brother George WASH
ington Lafayette "a nephew OF Gene
raj Lafayette was unanimously elected
an honorary member Of this lodge. On
motion of Brother Anderson, seconded by
Brother Henning, Brother La Nasseur
was unanimously elected an honorary
member of this lodge. Brother j. A.
Lancaster, Treasurer, appeared and took
his seat. Brother r. Adams, Junior
Deacon. appeared and took his seat The
lodge was then called from labor TO
refreshments. The lodge. after having
Joined I'm a procession, proceeded to the
Union Hotel corner Of Main and Nine
teenth streets to partake of dinner
provided i'm compliment to Brother Gem
eral Lafayette. The lodge then escorted
that brother TO his lodgings, at the
Eagle Hotel" and returned to the
Nasons' Hall and resumed labors. No
further business appearing, the Lodge
was closed in due form and harmony.
(SigneO
r. A. CARRINGTON, Master.
]. A. Darlington. Secretary.
The signatures OF all of the foregoing
elected honorary members appear on
the recorded bylaws of No. 10, preced-
ing the record Of this meeting and re-
,eption.
November 8, 1924. On motion made and
seconded, it was
Resolved, That the Master and War
lens of No. 10 be, and they are hereby, |
authorized and required to procure APP |
propriate certificates of membership, |
written on parchment. and present them |
to the brethren recently elected hon |
Drary members.