The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16

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Hon. j.. Hoge Tyler. Governor Of the Com
nonwea1th Of Virginia; Hon. Richard NJ.
I,e ylor, The Mayor of Richmond. address
by t. Baldwin, Grand Master Of Vtr-
gina NpalGam e, La ham, Grand Patrt-
arch OF Virginia. Miss Laura Z. Beeton,
PRESIDENT ReheAah Assembly OF Virginia
ana a response by the Grand Sire. Alfred
IS. Pinkerton, of actusetts.
Reception 8 to IL p. NJ. by Grand Sire
st,inkerton and STAFF. The promise OF the
attendance of so large delegation OF
fades and TN. active interest of the Odd
Fellows everywhere has suggested a recep-
ton at the Jefferson Hotel on Monday.
night for all Odd-Fellows and their ladies'.
The Second Day. PM. Tuesday. Sep
Tenoer 1Sth-Regtlat!on dress parade OF
the Third Regiment of Patriarchs Militant
OF Massachusetts,. at Capitol Square.
p. G. r. rsunfon. $50 p NJ Tuesday.
AT the Jefferson Hotel The Past Grand
Representa- lives Union will hold its annual
reunion. P. G. Representative James b.
Blanks, OF PETERSBURG, va, chairman Of
this committee. will make welcoming
remarks. A banquet viii be served at
which Hon. Charles N Busbee, Past
Grand Sire, will be POSTMASTER. Respon-
ses by prominent Odd-Fellovs of America.
DAY OF THE PARADE.
The Third Day, Grand Parade, Wednes-
day, September 19th.-At 2 p. N. the t'bg
will be graced by a parade of thousands
OF odd-Feiiows. Virginia, never before
being honored by a meeting OF the Sover-
eign Grand Lodge, will enthusiastically
enter into the spirit OF the parade
The right of the line will rest on Adams
Street corner of Broad. and will move
at 2 o'clock p. NJ. The formation will
begin at 1890 P. N, and should be COM
pleted, as far as possible, at 1870 p. M
The first division will start from the
Franklin-Street entrance OF the Jefferson.
The several divisions will be reviewed
by his Excellency, Governor J. Hoge
Tyler: by his Honor, Mayor r. AZ. TAYLOR
by Grand Sire Alfred s. Pinkerton and
his staff. and by the chief marshal and his
staff. the department commander and
staff. the marshals of the several grand
divisions and by the Sovereign Grand
Lodge. The parade will be dismissed at
the junction Of Laurel and Franklin
Streets.
5 P. NJ. Wedlesday-At CAPITOL SQUARE
the decoration of chivalry will be con-
ferred by Grand Sire Pinkerton, with a
beautiful ceremony. Third Regiment p
N. Of Massac husetts. and visiting Cantons
will assist the Grand Sire
$50 p. NJ Wednesday-An evening of
Innocent Hilarity.'' Old Virginia cake
walk. Genuine "niggers'-no makeup
besides many attractive numbers A COM
iIItttte VI pefSOnaiSeS VIII
decide which of the dusky couples are en-
titled TO the cakes. Free to Odd-Fellows
and their families.
Fourth Day-Thursday, September 20
During the day, at hours to be announced
hereafter, the prize drills will take place
at the spacious baseball park. At P. NJ.
dress parade by Patriarchs Militant of
Ohio Al $50 complimentary ball at Audi
forum, rendered to officers and members
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Prizes awarded in connection with the
competitive drills from the stage in the
interim between the concert and ball
Fifth Day-Fridav, September 21.-Prize
disqualification Degree Work, P. NJ.
Sixth Day-Saturday, September q
Public Installation of Officers at the JEFF
ferson Hotel Convention Hall.
DEGREE WORK
Throughout the week each night at Ma
sonic Temple, Adams and Broad Streets.
First Regiment Arnory, Seventh and
Marshall Streets, and other halls the prize
exeTnplifIcation of Degrees will be in pro-
gress. The members Of Encampments,
Subordinate Lodges and Rebekah Lodges
VIII have an opportunity TO witness the
exemplification of the Floor and Rituals
tic Work of the Order in a manner far
superior to anything yet seen in Virginia.
OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES,
The following is a complete list of the
of the officers and representatives of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd-Fellows,
nearly all of whom wifi be here next week:
Alfred S. Pinkerton, Grand Sire, Wor-
cester Mass.
A. c. Cable Deputy Grand Sire, Gov
J. Frank Grant. Grand Secretary. Bal
tirnore, Md.
NJ Richards Muckle. Grand Treasurer,
Philadelphia. Pa:
Elvin J. Curry, Assistant Grand Secre-
tary, Baltimore, Nd.
John B. Cockrum. Grand Marshal, In
dianapois. Ind.
Charles F. Lumsden, Grand Messenger:
Raleigh. n. c.
Alabama-tG. Id A F. McGhee, An
ntston
&c. LIZ o. ]. semmes. Mobile
&c. ED W. T. Hutchens. Huntsville.
Arizona-(G Id Emil Marks, Bisbee.
&C. Ed John j. HILL Tucson.
Arloansas-(G. Id G. B. Baker, Mel
bourne.
&c. ID Theo. Treaway, Little Rock.
&c. Ed Z. Z. Morrell, Lonelm.
British Columbia-(G. Id p. w. Demp-
ster, Cadboio Bay Road, Victoria.
&c. Id II. ]. Raymer, Rossland.
&C. ED Thomas a. Muir, New West
minister.
californla-(G. ID Karl c. Brueck,
Stockton.
&C. L. James W. Harris. San Fran
cisco.
&c. E) o. ". Rrlewlne. Sacramento
&c. Ed W. a. Bonynge. l21 South Broad
way. Los Ange. ;.
colorado-(G. Id Charles E. Waldo,
Canon City.
&c. L. Edwin L. Durham, Greeley.
&c. Ed George Lines. Salida.
&c. Ed George NJ. Husklns. Denver.
Sonnecticut-CG. L.) zebulon R. Rob-
bins, Norwich.
&C. L., Horace H Jackson. Bridge
port.
&c. ED G. Frederick Barnes, Water
bury.
Laurel.
&c. LIZ Edwin w. Jester, Whining
ton.
&C. ED George II. Taylor. 2s1S Market
Street. Wilmington
District of columbia-(G Ii F. A..
Stier, Washington.
(G. La VIM. P. Allan, No. 522 Sixth
Street, S. e, Washington.
&c. Ed George w. Uline. 705 Twelfsh
Street. N. E, Washing ton.
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