The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-21

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"A. Weston. iwm. a. Slater. J. s. Lauck.
VIII. Harlow, WIND. zimmerman. Hen
rys Neale, Geo. IA Walker, A. M. Southall.
F. tB.,lPotter, A. o. Surber, j. III. Hines,
]. v. Grinstead, Norman Ashby, noe
| Carson, G. H. Guerrant, w. d. Printz.
T. F. Eaton, Jno. +. Wagner j. NJ
ISWheary, VII. Sheppe, e. r. Williams
IS. Wright, "A. w. Magee. EJno- c. row
Ter. j. C. -Gose, A. S. VIII. Geo. e. Irwin.
J. w. Stroud, J.S\v. Norris, f. W. Harper,
! w. "A. Tompkins, H. A. buchanan, Z. a.
Gray. F. l.. Tennes. r. j. Donnelly.z a.
| Il. Cohen, J. +. Livesay, r. B. Rhodes.
c. ". Allen, Grant Cobb, J. 3. F'rier, j.
+. Bricker, A. j. Markham. H. T. Coffelt,
r.. c. Carico, a. a. Turner, j. p. Sebrell,
]. c. Fretwel. w. Il. Harvill, DR.. Is. w.
Rawles, DR.. n. w. Stalard W. Bunch.
S. G. Driver, DIR. j. NJ. Whitehead. W. l..
Umbarser, ]. ~. Lesner, r. L.. Oliinger,
Robt. Mayo T. a. Gillespie, Jas. Baron
Hope, Jr., G. "A. 1Iardw1ck, Chas. PohliS.
J. II Hurts &. w. Blankenship, +. S.
Bishop 0. III. Balch, 6. y. Randolph, J.
w. Marshall, Jr., ID. J. Nilsson. Judge II.
w. bennington. j. D. Splitter, Hon. E. w.
Saunders, N. c. Davis. Z. ID. Burnett. L.
u. hudson, j. A. Dutton. b. T. Willis, u.
Z. Jones, VIM. Petugrew. J. +. Ruhle,
DR.. c. M. Thomas, j. Al. Hilisman. Boyd
Eaton, c. E. Layman. Alfred r. Court
ney Y. a Taylor. J. NJ. Newton. w. "A.
Baush. z. c. Hardy, Nv. a. Garner, L. G.
diSsesDrecht, Jas. ii. MCCOY. J. f. Raw1e,
j. N Coifman, Capt. Andrew busch. Miss
Ida Stewart Mrs. A. IL. Hogan. Mrs j.
p. Mccoy, Mrs. Julia Oifenbacker. Jas.
mitchell, Marion Colbert. c. r. Scharf,
H. II. Rnehardt, Conrad Gross, H. A.
Maurice. l.. d. Yarrell. Chas. D. Fox,
w. d. Duke, T. w. Cunningham j. w.
White, Chas. Q. Saville, ". T. Parham.
Maj. I. l.. Courtney. n. NJ Bolton. Joel
y. White. w. ID. ToIer. j. III. Captaine
VIM. Loeb, DR.. S. J. Baker S. c.. Pry,
Rev. J. A Campbell, Chas. H. Phillips.
Robt. Mitchell. w 2. Horner, Jno f.
wilson. Judge r. II. iRawles. J. P. Ander-
son. w. B. McIlwaine, ~. e. Whitehurst,
T. j. Crowder, J. II. Waters, r. c. Nc
Lean, w. II. Tompkins, A. w. Hargrave.
w NJ Barnitz. D. NJ. Brown, A. w, Ro-
sene "A 3. towering, Louis Aubel. r. a.
scott, w Isl. Lowry, Rev. E. y. Owen,
Shas. ). Blllups, A. X. Henry. Judge X
T. w. Duke, a. D. Etheridge. J. G. Saun-
deTs. e. a. Phillips. Dr. Geo d. Levy.
w. i. Elliott. DR. IT b. Treakles
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS
line Executive Board has selected
the magnificent jefferson as the head
quarters of the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
and the daily sessions viii be held in the
convention hall on the roof Committee
rooms on that floor have been rendered
by the management of the hotel A large
NUMBER or rooms have already been or
dered, although 1t is still more than six
months before the meeting. 1t is thought
mat by the first of August every room
at the Jefferson will have been engaged.
The other leading hotels will be made
headquarters for the different branches
OF the order, and it is certain that they
will also be filled with guests 1t is
hoped that the members of the order
IN Virginia will all visit Richmond some
time during the week Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge session. All Virginians are
naturally proud of their CaeitaI CITY,
and the members of this great fraternity
ar" no less loyal to it than any other
cltlzens. The gates shall be thrown
open and they may come in and possess
the city, There is no season of the
year when visit to Richmond can be
made more pleasant and interesting.
OFFICERS OF SOVEREIGN GRAND
LODGE.
The officers of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge are as follows:
Alfred S. Pinkerton, Grand Sire, Of
Worcester. Mass; A. c. Cable. Deputy
Grand Sire, Of Covinston, O.; J. Frank
Grant Grand Secretary, of Baltimore.
Md; NJ. r. NIuckle, Grand Treasurer, OF
ant Grand Secretary, of Baltimore. Md:
John B.. Cockrum, Grand Marshal, OF
indianapolis. Ind: ]. w. Bourlet. Grand
Guardian. Concord. N. H; Charles F.
Lumsden, Raleigh. N. c.
The office of Grand Sire is the highest
in the gift of the order, and we present
to our readers the picture of Hon. Alfred
S. Pinkerton. Of Massachusetts, who
holds that Office ait present and will pre-
side at the Richmond meeting. He IS a
prominent lawyer and political leader in
the Bay State. He is an excellent par
Humanitarian. and was Speaker of the
Massachusetts Legislature for a number
of years. He is yet a young man. Mr..
Pinllerton spoke here last spring at the
Academy of Music. and every seat was
taken by the Odd Fellows and their fami-
lies.
Hon A. c. Cable. of Ohio. will be
elected Grand Sire at the coming meet
ing. He IS a prominent banker of Gov
ington. and has served several years in
the Ohio Legislature as a Democratic
Senator. He Is a popular and JEALOUS
member of the order, and his elevation
to the highest office will give universal
satisfaction.