Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
!|IFRHTERNITY NOT Is,
M6n Appoint Committee for Mem
OridI Exercises.
Memory Of George Washington-Boom in Royal Arcan-
SsS I'm Circles -Woodmen Will UnveiI Three Monuments
r.D.J Callahan Honored-A week Of Fraternity
Banquets Prominent Fraternity Leaders in Norfolk

The Red Men of Norfolk are very
Sssss b1,;ssvs arranging the details of their
"a. memorial exercises in honor Of the
81 memory of George Washington. These
& Rills be Of very elaborate and solemn
nature and will be held on December |
sE 18th at Elks' HILL.
s; s. ss Colonel William Lamb has consented
sa.Ss.s to deliver the Grafton Of the occasion
ana will speak on Washington's life
g and character. The solo and choral
singing Will be Of high order. The
exercises .coinmemoratc the one hun
8 dredth anniversary of Washington
Il death
The general committee in charge of
i5 the affair is made uo as follows:
From Black Hawk Tribe No. 57--J. w.
81 Cherry, H. w. Wieland, f. Goldsmith
81 and w. A. Jaques.
ss Wyandotte Tridbe No. 42-Peter
+ Dixon r. d. Williamson. p Mordica.
~ AIassassoft Tribe No. TIC w.
Amory, r. A. Pebworth, j. w. Bacchus
$ Minnewa Tribe No. 100-William p
IS Murphy, Thomas B. Wright. NJ. p. Rue.
Calumet Tribe No. 87-Abe Moses
" Frank Tarrall. j. r. Goodson.
Merrimac Tribe No. s9-R. c. Maclean
h James j. Cherry, A. J. Glover.
Oronoco Tribe No. 79-J. M. hIcFar-
s lane. ]. H. Hampshire, John Hall.
This joint committee of Norfolk's
s tribes viii meet tomorrow night with
s Black Hawk Tribe to discuss details of
/ the exercises.
iS9 There will probably be another
& speaker besides Colonel Lamb, but who
s ne Will be has not yet been decided on.
Norfolk Conciave No. 257, I. o. H..
Z WI, VIII mold an; important meeting next
4 Friday night, on which occasion q large
Z class OF candidates will be initiated.
will be served after the
j meeting.
81 Norfolk Tent No. 6, X. o. T. M, had
& q large and enthusiastic meeting last
tuesday night. The Sir knights rank
4. was conferred on several candidates.
sas So
;%t Landmark Conclave No. 245, I. o, H.
Will hold an important meeting at ia
lodge room, Van Wycks Hall, Academy
y OF MUSIC building, Tomorrow night
" There Will be n class of candidates ini-
h tiated into the mysteries Of the order.
a and after the business of the evening
Us is finished the lodge will adjourn and
enjoy q banquet.
Elizabeth Camp No. 8, w. o. w. con.
~ Serred the Protection degree on n large
4 Iuesday night. A COMMITTEE Of arrange
n ments was appointed to arrange for the
rs PUBLIC unwilling of IL Woodmen monu-
ment, which Is to be erected by this
3 order at Suffolk to the memory of their
v deceased sovereign, L. M. Tebo, Jr.
q Magnolia Camp No. A. of Portsmouth,;
q Live Oak Camp, OF Phoebus, and the
q camps at Newport News, Richmond and
tx SUFFOLK VIII all participate in the cere-
monies Of the unwilling.
These will be OF a very beautiful and
@ impressive character, and will be con.
~ order.
M At the same time two others, which
have been erected mt Suffolk, in mem
Z ory of deceased members Of the order.
4 will be unveiled.
Mr.. D. T., Callahan the nonn,or
Grand Knight of Norfolk Council, No.
S67 knights Of Columbus, won the
beautiful gold watch charm that was
81 contested for at the Catholic Fair at
Portsmouth, by himself and Grand
Knight Bilisoly, of Portsmouth Coun-
z ell.
The fraternal Mystic Circle. Instituted
4 IN Norfolk five years ago, has a fine
al ana increasing membership, made up
OF me best business men in Norfolk.
II has paid some five or six local
n aeath claims in the past two years
The Mystic Circle has assets of over
55 sl44, 900 and surplus of 500, 900. It
3. nus Daid In claims over 81, 600. 900.
81 Mr. John H. Immel, supervising
W deputy, has been in Norfolk for the
& past week in the interests of the order.
4 ana mas met with good success The
Local lodge meets every month in
& 5'fatllentine Hall. Twelve applications
4sIor membership have been received in
St ne past week. Last Friday night,
4 atter the meeting, the members of the
81 Circle and it's guest, MI. Immcl. who
2$ represents the Supreme Ruling of the
Sraternal Mystic Circle, enjoyed n
iSsts pHnquet at james Jones' restaurant
s-:-s
probably. in the matter of attend
IN aitce at lodge meetings, all lodge mem |
nyers. including those of any and all
i AVE avg sr a,al orders represented in the
i iha ,sai,, section, will have to yield
III ~ .ne PAIN to Mr.. Walter r. Russell. Of
g1sS water Council, r.. A. This fact
iS zane Fam out at the pleasant little ban
SsqueS. given Monday night at Amos
RI ~ Ss 3rIoans restaurant by Tidewatnr
sa5s S Ssollncii. Mr.. Russell was called on ne
;sss.n.s. ~ the sneakers and, in his brief
slIlaTKs, he stated that he was
~ ssa Ter member Of Tldewater Council |
;SSE fha d iau missed but two meetings of
its generalization. This council vas sue, nr
SSsE ganlzed eight years ago, and Il is
sssstuno "a u any other lodge member in
LIS LIS section can equal this record.
Ss5ss: - -
SSSss I, So'umpia Lodge No. "A, I. o. O. u
organized a team for the social |
s = * OF comforting degrees The lodge
= members at nearly every
81 sln s1slig and the degree team was In.
~ Etituted for the n,,rna,.o - .'t, 20 ~