The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

The celebration Of the fifth annlver-
sary OF Cnimborazo Conclave. No 6io. !.
O. H.. in Marshall Hall Twenty-flfth ana
Broad Streets, tomorrow night. Will pc
ona of the events OF the cost Lenten sea-
son.
The committee Of arrangements has
prepared an elaborate programme, con-
sisting of music. recitadons, addresses.
ctc at the conclusion Of which there WIZ
he dancing until312 o'clock. Refreshments
will be served during the evening.
The programme follows:
Oneninr remarks, MIR. John B. West;
instrumental selection Fulton Manoo .I
club; Solo. Mr. Henry Reuger; Reclta-
ton Miss Hechler: Solo. Miss savage:
Character songs, Messrs Freeman anu
Wilson; Address, Hon, Thom. 8. f1i Na,s
solo. Mr.. VIM. a. Toler: Recitation, Miss
Hach1ar. solo. Mr., a. II. Samuels: Banjo
selections, MrX Eugene 2. + Davis; selec-
l,ion Mr.. Leon Ruskell; Accompanist, MT:
chas. Frischkorn: Master Of Ceremonies
DR.. VIM. II. Parker. a 4, XIX
| Al the meeting of Ivanhoe Lodge no.
70. knights OF Pythias. which was hel lu
In Lee Camp Hall last Thursday night
committee composed Of Messrs, joseph
TAYLOR, j. b, Shelton and w. - Free
man was appointed to arrange TOT the !.
Observance OF the twelfth anniversary OF
the lodge, ond May 18th,
Iyanhoe Lodge also recommended the
following gentlemen rs additional mem
bers OF the Hines Memorial Association:
Frank I. Sturke, Robert p. Bruce ana
Walter B. Freeman. Including the above,
Iyanhoe Lodge Is represented In the assoc
citation by Messrs T. l.. Courtney juan
J
Tho Hines Memorial Association VIII
meet In pabneys Hall on May 20
Richmond Camp No. 1857, Modern
Hoodnen OF America. held very en-
thusiastic meeting "Wednesday nlsht' az
which twenty-five candidates Were op.l-
gated into the order, q notice from the
head clerk was read stating that there
would be no assessment for April. which
was quite n surprise, as only one 'aess-
ment has been levied this year, as
Order, while apparently unknown N this
vicinity, Is among the oldest secret orders
| IN the country, and has the largest mem
| hershp. and has taken In OH an avera sc
| OF 10000 members per year, during Inc
last five years, The District Deputy
Charles p. HILL was instructed TO secure
several good solicitors for this city, with
the view of increasing the membership
of this Camp to fve hundred members
BY January LIST. The next meeting VIII
be held wednesday. April 18th. and there
are exactly thirteen applications on ME
| to be acted on that night.
Preparations are being made by Malta
poni Tribe, No. llp, Improved Order OF
Red Men, for tho celebration Of It's second
anniversary, which Will occur on May
| Attn In nm appropriate manner, The tribe
has made great progress since y WAS
| Instituted. and is one IF the leading fra
ternal organizations of Fulton, The
meetings are well attended and frequent-
| ly chiefs from other tribes assemble
around It's camp fire.
The meeting OF Mattaponi Triho last
Wednesday night was largely attended
and full of interest. The warriors de-
cree was conferred upon three pale-faces.
and two applications We're received for
membership In the lodge. Among the
Visiting Red Men present. who assisted