The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-09
THE DEPUTIES
ARE APPOINTED.
Grand Master Duke Names Those
for the Districts.
STANDING COMMITTEES CHOSEN
The Grand Lodge Completes Its Work
and Adjourns TO Meet Next Year in
AIexandria-Thc Deputy Grand
Treasurer.

The Grand Lodge Of Virginia continued
It's session last night .t the Masonic
TEMPLE at $50 o'clock. Several amend
ments Of Importance were made to the
Metiodical Digest, and a lew issue OF
the work will be published.
The Most Worshipful Grand Master ap-
pointed the following District Deputy
Grand Masters:
District No. III. X. Field. Alexandria.
No. IS. Fouche. Leesburg.
No. 3.--J. c. Smith. Winchester.
No. Al. X. Green. Delaphanc
No. Be. Jones Armstrong, Luray.
No. 6.--J. II. Dwyer, Harrisonburg.
No. Is. W. Thompson, Culpeper.
No. 81. II. Corbin, Fredericksburg.
No. 9.-W. W. Harding, Wicomico Oh.
No. 1O-P. X. Bauman, Lloyds.
No. 11.-R. a. Fitzhugh. Gloucester c. II.
No. 12.-L r. Donahy, Onancock.
No. 13.-J. f. Pennewel Marionsville.
No. III. w. Davis, Newport News.
No. I'D. c. Richardson, Richmond.
no. 1G.-W. W. Baker, Hallsboro.
No. Nv. H. Lawson, Taggart
No. 1S.-R. II. WOOD, Charlottesville.
No. 19--J. T. Smith. Waynesboro
No. 20-V. r. Mcclure. Lexington
NO. LIB. l. irtllhUs l4bNiIrr tbli
No. 22.-W. L. Andrews, Roanoke
No 2S-Robert Camm, C0yington.
No. Al. ]. May, Forest.
No. 25-J. u. Bondurant, Lynchburg.
No. 26.-S w. Paulett, Farmyille
No. FL. w Bryant, Crewe.
No 2S.-E. L. Turner. Emporia.
No. 29-J. T. Parham, Petersburg.
No. Sd. \. Marks, Wakefield.
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No. 81 T. Scbrell. Courtland.
No. 33.-George -. Butts, Chuckatuck.
No. 34.-Robert Ridley. Portsmouth.
No. 35.-R. +. Cleverly. Norfolk.
No. S6.-A. ]. Terry. Smlthville.
No. 37.-M French, Houston.
No. SIS. w. Martin, Danville.
No. 81. d. Shultz. Martinsville.
No. 4O-W NJ. Ellis Shawsyille.
No. At. s. Taylor Thessalia.
No. 42.-J SWard. Wytheville.
No. 81. f. Delp. Elk Creek.
No. A.-G. H. Fudge. Marion.
No 45.-James O'Keeffe. Tazewell.
No. 4G-J. r. LeSueur, Bristol
No. 47.-W. J. Kendrick. IIonaker.
No. 4s.-J. W Alley, Coeburn.
No. M.-W. s. Cox. Fort Blackmore. .
No. 50.-H VI. Miles. Jonesville.
THE COMMITTEES.
The Most Worshipful Grand Master
made the following appointments
T,ecturers-R. Wor. c. G.. Davis. Lee
turer Division No. and Grand Lecturer;
r. WOr Parke Jones. Lecturer Division
No. /: r. Wor. l.. G.. Bell. Lecturer
Division No .: r. Wor. j. c. Primer
Lecturer Division No 4.
Standing Committees-On Finance.
Thompson Brown. \. S. Lee. John +.
Mayer. julius Straus. G. +. Winso IT.
vim Wcisiger y. r. Savage.
On Foreign Correspondence-Rt. Nor'
]. W. Eggleston. RI. Wor. j. i. AeXan-
Ger and Wor w. Chase Morton.
On History-Rt Wor. S. j. QUINN Kt.
Wor. Geo. II. Ray and WOE D. H.
Davis
ON Work-Rt. Wor c.. d. Davis. Grand
Lecturer and Lecturer Division No 3;
RI Wor Parke Jones, Lecturer DIVISION
No /. RI Wor. L. G. Bell, Lecturer
Division No Q: RI Wor. J. 9. Pruner'
Lecturer Division No. 4; Rt Wor W. T.
Rea. RI. Wor. VIM. Gibson, Jr; RI Wor.
George w. Forsyth: RI Wor. j. NJ New
ton. ri Wor. 4. j. McMath; RI. Wor.
Fred Peasants. Grand Treasurer ap-
Dointed Wor VIM. s. Workman, Deputy
Grand Treasurer
The Grand Lodge adjourned To meet At
Alexandria on December H. lN'.
MASONIC HOME ClilLl)RDN. d.
one of the most enjoyable features OF
The session OF the Grand Lodge OF Ma
sons. now in progress here. was the en-
tertainment given before 1t by me eiill-
dren of the Masonic Home at the rem
ME Yesterday AT noon.
The children had been well trained
and acquitted themselves most credl-
tablv the chorus being especially good
The following was the programme
True Patriotlsm-Luther 5. AGREE
Bucle Song Of Triumph-Chorus'
rapid Recovery-John O'Connor.
Full Of Life March-Miss Eva King
A Sailors Faith-George c. Ferreh'
An old Miser-Clarence c. HIT.
As the Shadow of great ROCK III
Weary Land-Miss Eva NJ. King
brownies Mazurka Miss Lizzie Baylor
Suppose-Ralph Il. Tibbets.
Youths Decision-Cantata.
Titt1a Ruilders-Concert Recitation.
The Shepherd and the star WIZ An
Gel Chorus-Lester l.. Tibbetts and Mag
gle J. Groseclose.
NIAGARA March-Miss Laura McCabe.
Snow Bclls-Mary Il. Pearson.
Good Bye-ChOrus.
The music was under the efficient d.
rection Of Mrs. w. S. Murray.