Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-09
STANDING COMMITTEES.


w. Chan. Nurton.
on History-Right-W orshipfui l.. j.
Quinn, RightW orshipful George II. Ray
and Worshipful l.. ID. Davies.
On Work-Right-W orshipful G. q. DAVIS
(Grand Lecturer and Lecturer of Division
No. 81, Right orshipful Park Jones Gee
turer Division No. u, Right-Worshiafui
l.. G. Bell lecturer Division No. p, Rae>t-
Worshipful J. G. Primer Qecturer DiVi-
sion No. a, Right-Worshipful w. I. Rea,
ight-Worshipful William Gibson, Jr.,
ight-Worshipful George w. Forsyth,
Right-Worshipful j. NJ. Newton, and
Right-Worshipful A. j. McMalt.
on Finance-J. Thompson Brown, A. 5.
Lee. John F. Mayer Julius Straus, c. L.
Wingo Irwin Weisiger, and w. Il. Savage.
Right Worshipful Fred. Peasants,
Grand Treasurer, appointed Worshipfui
w. S. Workman Deputy Grand treasurer
DISTRICT GRAND MASTERS.
The Most Worshipful Grand Master ap-
pointed the following District Deputy
Grand Masters:
District:
No. III X Field. Alexandria.
No. IS. Fouche, Leesburg.
No. 81. c. Smith, Winchester.
No. Al. r. Green, Delaplane.
No. Sc. Jones Armstrong, Luray
No. 6-J. II. Dwyer. Harrisonburg.
No. IS. W. Thompson, Culpeper
No. 81 F. Corbin, Fredericksburg.
No 9-H w Harding. Wicomico Church.
No. 10-P. K. Bauman, Lloyds.
No. 11-R. A. Fftzhugh. Gloucester
Courthouse.
No. l2-L. r. Doughty, Onancock.
No. 13-J. f. Pennewell. Marionsville.
No. IA. w. Davis, Newport News.
No. I'D. c. Richardson. Richmond.
No. 16-W. w. Baker, Hallsboro'.
No. Nv. H. Lawson, Taggart.
No. 1S-R H Wood, Charlottesville.
No. 19-J. T. Smith. Waynesboro'
No. 2O-V. B. Mcclure. Lexington.
No. 2l-B T. Gordon, Lovingston.
No. 22-W. L. Andrews, Roanoke.
No. 23-Robert Camm Covington.
No. 24-J. j. May Forest
No. 81. D. Bondurant. Lyhchburg.
No. 26-S. W Paulett, Sr., Farmvl!le.
No. 27-J. w. Bryant, Crewe.
No. 2s-E. L. Turner, Emporia.
No. 29-J. T. Parham Petersburg
No. 3d.. A. Marks, Wakefield.
No. 81. f. Stephenson. Zuni.
No. S2-J. e. Sebrel, CORTLAND.
No. 33-George d. Butts. Chuckatuck.
No. S4-Robert Ridley Portsmouth.
No. 35-R. f. Cleverly, Norfolk.
No. 36.-A. ]. Terry. Smithville.
No. S7--M. French. Houston.
No. SIS. w. Martin, Danville.
No. S9-J. d. Shutty, Martinsville.
No. 4O-W. NJ. Ellis. Shawsville.
No. 1T. S. Taylor. Thessalia.
No. 42-J. S. Ward, Wytheville.
No. Az. F. Delp. Elk Creek.
No. H-G II. Fudge, Marion.
No. 45-James O'Keeffe. Tazewell.
No. 46-J. r. LeSueur. Bristol.
No. 47-W. ]. Kendrick, Honaker.
No. 4S-J. w. Alley, Coeburn.
No. 49-W. S. Cox, Fort Blackmore.
No. 5O-H. NJ. Miles. Jonesville.
GOVERNORS OF MASONIC HOME.
Yesterday afternoon the following mem
bers Of the Board of Governors of the Ma
sonic Home were elected: J. w. Richard
son, Richmond TO succeed Samuel W.
Williams, of Bland; A. r. Courtney, of
Richmond, to succeed n. II. Patterson, of
Petersburg; Garrett S. Gooch Of Staun-
ton; S. II. Northington, Of Petersburg
and Rev. George II. Ray. of Danville.
THE MASONIC ORPHANS.
The children of the Masonic Home gave
a beautiful entertainment at the temple
yesterday, under the direction of Mrs
William S. Murray.
The attractive programme consisted OF
"True Patriotism by Smith AGREE: "Bu-
gle Song of Triumph" by the school,
Rapid Recovery" by John O'Connor; "A
Sailors Faith" by George Terrell and
Wayt King; "An Old Miser." by Clar-
ence Hit; GAS the Shadow Of a Great
Rock in a Weary Land" by Eva King,
Suppose" by Ralph Tibbitts: Youths
Decision" by Laura McCabe, Annie Hedg-
peth, Lizzie Baylor, Mamie and Minnie
King; chorus. by the school, Little
Builders" by Waddey Wiles. George
O'ConnOr Tom BAYLOR James and Allan
McCabe; 1.-THE Shepherd and the STAR
by Lester Tibbitts and Maggie Groseclose;
"Angel Chorus" by the school; Snow
Bells" by Mary Pierson; "Good-By; May
God BE With YOU" by the school.
The children acquitted themselves most
creditably. and Mrs. Murray was warmly
congratulated on the great Improvement
in voice. culture. and expression they had
made under her wise guidance.