Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-25
IN =NANsEM0ND'S CAPITAL.
what the Pythians Are Doins1-Pes

4 sOnal and General u Otes.
/ SUFFOLK, VA. January 24.s-CspecialO
/ The officers Of Welcome Lodge, No. 80,
! Knights OF Pythias. we're pubi.y IN.
stalled en- Thursday night at FEtli.n
! Castle Hall, in the presence u a large
number Of invited guests. Past Ctancel5
Tor j. III. Gibson was master Of ce.r,,
monies, and the exercises H ere In ac-
| cordance with the following programme:
Address Of Weleome-Knight John B
| Primer.
| Installation Ceremonies-Con by
| Past Chancellor e. E. Holland. acting as
I grand chancellor, assisted by Past Chan
cellor R. r. Prentis as grand prelate and
| Past Chancellor John H. Byrd as grand
master alta rms.
Officers lect-H. woodward, past chan.
cellor; William NJ. Crumpler, chancellor
| commander; w Thomas Jones. vice.
| chancellor; e. l.. Baker. prelate: j. c.
! West, master Of the work; Donald Mc:j
Leod, master of finance; W. L. Mcleod.
master Of exchequer; G.. F. Batten.> keep
or of records and seal; "A. G. Shaw, mass
ter-at-arms; j.. H Bryant, inner guard ,
| "A. A. Turner, outer guard.
Address-"Pythi nisnl the EFFICIENCY OF
Ages''--Willian NJ. Cru1npler.
Committee OF Arrang ements-Horace j.
Bowen, ". NJ. CruHpleF, W. L. Mcleod
Upon the conclusion OF the above pro
gramn1e the Knights and their guests pro-
ceeded to Buffers cafe; on Main street
where an excellent collation. was enjoyed
Everything passed off in an excellent
manner, and the occasion was most.
pleasant one.
On Wednesday nert, January 2sth, Right
Rev. A n. Randolph, bishop of Soutt.
ern Virginia, will consecrateas St. Pals
Protestant Episcopal church, Suffolk. ana
also administer the rite Of confirmation
at the same service.
The former rectors Of st. Paul's, Rev
g. w. Easter, Rev. G.. w. Phelps Rev.
James 3. Craighill, Rev. Douglass 1iootf
Rev. H L. Derby, Rev. John \. Me-
Cormick. and Rev. w. A. Barr, have
been invited to take part in the service
& All the clergy of the Norfolk Eonvoca-5
ton are also expected to participate i'll:
the conservation service. The sermon
will be preached by Rev. William A..
Barr, Of Norfolk, formerly Of Richmond
CONCERT.
The musical event OF the season was
a concert at the City Hall last night by
the Phoenix Military Band and the Miller
Orchestra "A large and fashionable audi
ence was present. and the scene wa
one of attractiveness and beauty. The
performance was highly artistic and tho
roughly enjoyable it being reyelat ton
to some Of the audience that Suffolk pos
sessed such fine, musical talent. The con-
cert was under the direction Of Professo.
II. a, Miller. The band comprised seven
teen numbers, and the orchestra seven.
among the latter being three ladies-Mrs
G.. b spanger and Miss Jennie Ballard
vi0linists, and Miss Jamie Carr, pianist
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mr.. e. B. Moore and bride, OF New
Berne. N. c., were in Suffolk yesterday
en- route home from northern tour. They
were guests Of Rev. r. H. Potts and wife
the latter being the groom,s sister.
Miss Annie Time Dennis left here yes
terday for BridgetoWn, Northampton
county, Va, to visit her sister. Mrs. Dr..
&. Fred Floyd.
:. Miss Elizabeth MacGowan. an attrac-
tive young lady OF Newport News. was
the guest OF the Misses AppleWhite, OF
Suffolk. the first of this week. s.
Miss Hattie Smith Mcleod arrived
home on Thursday after spending four
weeks with friends and relatives on
the Eastern Shore and in folk.
Rev. ]. 2. Love. Of Wadesboro' ".
fist church. was here yesterday. greeting
old friends, and preached to his former
congregation last night.
Miss Marion Bounds. a pretty and popa5t
MAR young lady Of slfardella Springs, Md Il
is the guest Of Miss Margaret WILSON, on |
Saratoga street.
Mr.. NJ Marshall. a travelling repre-
sentative OF the Suffolk Peanut Com
pany. formerly of Richmond. is critically
III at his home. on Main street. I
{ Mrs. e. Nurnay and her daughte1
Mrs. Dr.. Roland Hart, are visiting rela
Hres Ia Albion Fla.
& Miss Mayo Carpenter, OF Roanoke Is !,
visiting her sister, Mrs. s. NJ. #Lawreacefit
on Grace street.
Mrs b. r Cutchin, one Of suholk.s5I
best-k.noWn citizens. IS critically III: al I
his b home. an Main street He has been I
n falling health for SIX mon tbs. HIS
Wife died last Saturday and since thei
be has rapidly grown worse, and hi.s
death would not be a surprise at any time.
He's suffering with asthma and heart
trouble.
3 Mr. and Mrs. r. u. woodward arrived
home this morning from, ii cir bridal tour
1 The late Russian minis tars az the m
trial. g 900 persons. including sociaIstI
saders9 and men of educa ion 90 HIS sue
lessor, NJ. PiehWe.s has found e necss-
safy3 Cos persuade MN az these tnSresst
.urn.s TO thai homes. as u 6 han been
,opnd that the expnls sion Of 90 many
Professional men nd SCIENTISTS has AL +
;ssted. thaS genera Mslfar tie seounts,l