The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-13
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J. o. Scott. r. T. Sutton, r. w. Scott,
C. S. Stringfellow, R Carter Scoot,
Charles Selden, B. R. Selden. S. w
Travers. w. Talley, l.. B. Tatum, S. w
Tompkins, DIR. II. NJ. Taylor, J. NJ.
Taylor. G. Watt Taylor, J. L. Phippen,
J. B. Pace, G. G. Valentine, l.. b.
Vaughan. William S. Workman, A. D..
Williams. DR.. ]. II. White, Berkeley VIII
Iiams. L. NJ. Williams, E. j. Wills. A. r.
Yarbrough and ]. e. Turpin.
Headquarters of Tho Knights
OF The Golden Horseshoe.
Richmond, Va. May Il, 1900.
General Orders No. !.
The attention of all knights in good
standing is called to the following orders:
/. Commanders. V.ce-ComInanders and
knights will assemble in full regalia, dis
mounted, at Auditorium on Monday night,
May 18th, at Sis o'clock, to take part in
coronation ceremonies.
2. Commanders, Vice-Cornmanders and
knights will assemble in full regaiia,
mounted, on corner of Grace and Adams
Streets. at SIS O'Clock on Tuesday night.
May 18th, to take part in parade.
D.
Knights win assemble in full regalia,
mounted, on corner Adams and Grace
Streets at SIS o'clock on Friday night
May 18th, to take part in parade.
4. Commanders and ce-Commanders
will pay especial attention to foregoing or
ders and form their divisions promptly on
arrival of Knights at places above men
toned. BY ocder Of
G. PERCY. HALVES,
Commander General.
Attest: Edwin II. Lea, Grand Secretary.
THE HOSPITAL.
On the northwest corner Of Broad and
Seventh Streets stands a long booth,
which is the Old Dominion Emergency
Hospital.
This is under the direction of Mrs Grace
Shields. President of the Old Dominion
Hospital, and the ladies Of that institution.
The booth was erected by Mr.. AEcarrow
free Of charge to the ladies, and the roof
ing was donated by the Armitage Manu-
featuring Company.
The telephone was also donated by the
companies and the wiring was done by
the Tower-Binford Company.
The decorating of the booth is being done
by a committee, OF which Mrs. G. P.
Halves is chairman. The furniture, which
is to be used in the ward will be donated
by julius Meyers Sons, and will be most
complete in every detail.
Attached to this hospital will be the
handsome ambulance of Mr.. a. w. Bennett,
who has generously given the services of
this vehicle and his team for the use of
the hospital during the week
The Representatives of His Majesty Rex.
called this morning upon the heads of the
various Carnival departments and officers
of city and State and conferred upon them
the Order of Rex. This is a badge of
gold resplendant in jewels, bearing the date
of the Carnival and the letters knight
of the Order of Rex
The representatives of His Majesty
court Were clothed in rich and saudy ap-
pare. Those wearing the jewels will be
subject to low oheisance from all citi-
zens.
NOTES.
At meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Grain and Cotton Exchange,
held yesterday, it was ordered that the
rooms of the Exchange be closed Wednes-
day and Thursday, May 10th and 18th, Of
Carnival week.
Mrs. Gill has consented to allow her
boys. who 50 amusingly perform the
cake-walk, 10 give exhibitions daily of
their skill at one of the platforms on
Broad Street during the entire week.
Mrs. NJ. w. Smithson, of New Orleans,
who is widely known as popular chape-
rome, has offered Tier services to the
Carnival Association for the week. She
will be found at headquarters on Fourth
and Broad Streets and will conduct the
strangers through the Fair and show
them points OF interest.
All parties taking part in the coronation
exercises at the Auditorium Monday
night are urgently requested to be pres
.,l,e, r,y~ca md
to remain until after the ceremonies are
over.
The following officers OF the King OF
the Carnival have just been selected:
Receiver of Keys, Mr.. Julian Bryant;
-Four Guards on Horseback. Messrs. w.
G.. Moseley, f. D. Meanley, l.. W. Nc
Weigh, and Blair Boiling; Two Guards
on Foot. Messrs. A. j. Marcuse and Henry
HARDWOOD; High Cardinal. Mr. Rober'
Le.ky, 5r.; Royal Scribe, Mr.. +. L. KEEL
ley: Jester, Mr.. Z. S. Freeman; Keeper
of Royal Jewels, Mr.. II. D. Eichelberger
Mayor. Hen. Richard NJ IaYlor-
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and 70
tomac Railroad will run a special tralr
to richmond on Tuesday in order tina
the people may attend the Falrylane
narade and on return will leave EIDE
at IL z. NJ. .az
About 1000 school :onld'ren under IN 4.
direction of Prof. C. Curtis Munson vii
give a grand concert in .the Sapito
SQUARE. in front .of the State Librar.
fRn,iIding, on Thursday at 4:So O'CLOCK
The concert is under the management
cant F. w. Cunningham, and will .6e
Great attraction. The children Will
.socompanied by q band. The tconcer
will prove a feature
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