Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-17
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Rescue Council, Ne. 100, initiated at
their last regular meeting seven new
members. Ladies vieised the Council.
and Rev. Stokes welcomed them. MI.
sic led by Rsv.J A. Bowler. Refresh
ments were served.
Twenty ladies snd gentle men left st.
Luke Hall, Monday, jan. 18th. in Mr..
Prices Rudder to go TO Hams Hall,
Cary Street Road. eoasecrate Hams
Council, No. I75. This COUNSEL was
made from q benevolent society knows
"a Sons of Ham of twelve members.
These twelve members by energy and
thrift, secured 20 ladies and gentle
men, and made into the I. o of St.
Luke Q Council 20 strong. Add resses
DIR. Il. L. Harris, Mr.. Washington
Early and others Of Richmond, Va
Brothers Brsdford, CHARLES Thomp-
kins, Thornton LeCost of the County,
also spoke inpraise OF the order. Miss
Mary W. Roper, teacher OF that locali-
~, and q member OF Magdalsns Coun-
lcil No 126, .used her influence ia hav-
ing this number added to the list. The
following officers were installed:
". o., Moses Bradford; V. O., Char
ley Thompsiue; r. g., Thornton La
Cost; F. g., David Thompkins; Tress..
George Brown Sen. Con James John.
son; Jun Don. John oberton, Jr. ;
o. g, Moses Brstiord I. S.. Henry
Joynes; K. of W., Henry HOLMES (;
Chsp w. Young; Council Adv, Ellis
Williams; Weather, David Bradford
Jr
On Wednesday, JAM 3lst, the Ooun-
ell that Miss Gertrude d. Lawrence
worked, was consecrated with fsrty-
Ave members Dediestory address by
Rev u D!Lewis. The officers we're
installed ard the charge given by Mrs
Maggie l. Walker; and the Consecra-
ton march was led by Mrs. FANNIE z
Brown, Martha 8. Morgan, Mary h
Dawson. then, the efhcers and mem
bers~of what il now known as Free
Will Council, No. d7e.
The Endowment Board held it's usu.
al monthly msEting, and reports the
work in y good, healthy condition, .and
ordesed the claims of George West of
Good prospect Council. No. 15l. Rich
mond, Va, 2Se Mrs. Mary e. Taylor.
! ington, w. Ve., $50; Mrs. Naucy Cor
nick of Prout Council, No 2, of Nor.
| folk, vvs., $50; Brother Hsral Hunley
OF SUSSEX Council. No. l3l, OF Sussex
Va, Gas. fetal claims for mouth
SITE. 90 paid.
We regret 80 mention that Mrs. A.
Dswley OF Norfolk, buried q child from
Eben eseber Circle. No. 20, of Norfolk
Va, The CLAIM of $50 was paid with 4
"a hours after death was reported.
Rev. Allen, of Ashland, Va, paid us
O visitSass week, and reports Golden
Link Council an prosperous condi
tion.
There is q great deal OF sickness il
the several Councils.
Mrs. Julia Johnson of Helintrop,
Council remains quite siek st 1908 N
18th st.
Miss, Ida Jones OF Good Idea, l6, il
still sick at 102o st. James st.
Mrs Martha Davis OF Magd alena, No
| 135. is i1npreving.
Mics Ella Onley, R. w. G. Chief o
IVirginia,'is now in New York City.
Grace Council, No. 1877, Mrs. Mar,
Brown. Deg. Chief, celebrated theiI
Add Anniversary an a quiet, yet nice
manner, the third Tuesday in Janua-
~.
Mstron aEsnnieE. Brown will hayi
the All Anniversary of Lilac Circle
Mob Friday.
The Mass Meeting held ut st. Luke
Hail, by Dr. II. L. Harris. Dep OF the
City of Richmond last month was YER,
enthnsiastic and sdg burned to meei
FEB. z21st.
| ReT. Oootey, OF Petersburg, Va.
'sendsencoupGgemeat from his city.
B. A. TONNES. of Dsnville, Va, 10 do
.iag good work.
Mt Hermon Counsel, No. AZ, anC
Magnolia No. ct aud Independe Mt Ii
~, No 81 Of Lynchbuxg. Va. are add
Ing TO their Oooncils monthly. and are
preparing to meet the r. w. g. Ooun-
Gil 0ext August.
Mrs. Frances COX, Mrs. Gunner aus
Pauline Barnes OF Lynehburg are q,
wCUk among the children.