The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
MASONS TO ASSEMBLE
GRAND BODIES WILL BEGIN MEET.
 INGS MONDAY.
They Will Re In Session UntiI TAwr.. day--Probabie That 500 Del- : egates Will Be
 Present.

The high Masonic bodies of Ala.
 bama will meet in Montgomery in their
 annual session beginning Monday
 morning and lasting through Thursday During that time probably 800 leading
 Masons of the State will be in atten-
 dance and the eyes of all Masons in Alabama will be turned in the direc-
 ton of the handsome Temple on the corner of Perry and Washington streets.
 The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
 Masons of Alabama will meet at 10
 o'clock Monday morning in annual con
 vocation. A number of the members of
 the Grand Chapter are already in the city among them being Prof. W. '. Tit-
 comb, of Anniston, chairman of, Com
 mftee on Correspondence of the Grand Chapter and Grand Lodge, who Is pre-
 pairing his reports.
 The Grand Chapter, will recess Mon- day morning until Monday evening fin order to allow its members to attend the meeting of the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masons, which con- vepes Monday afternoon at o'clock. The Grand Chapter will reconvene Monday evening and hold session until Tuesday afternoon.
 On Tuesday night the Grand Lodge Of the A. F. & A. NJ, will hold it's an- nual commutation and will remain in GC0SAOh IhuT5uAY dItGFnOOu. Ine usual business of the grand bodies will be disposed of.
 The officers of the Grand Chapter are: Basil M. Hill, Springyille, Grand High Priest; Francis H. Bate, Ham, burg, Deputy Grand High Priest; Rob- ert S. Teague. Montgomery, Grand King; Lew Lazarus, Birmingham. Grand Scribe; William H. Dingley, Montgom- cry, Grand Treasurer; George A. Beau champ, Montgomery, Grand Secretary: Stewart Mcqueen, Montgomery, Grand Chaplain; Robert W. Southerland Mo- bile, Grand Captain of Host; John B. Christian, Uniontown, Grand Principal Sojourner; William E. Bingham. Tus- caloosa, Grand Royal Arch Captain; Lawrence H. Lee. Gadsden, Grand Master of Third Veil; John B. Lyons, Opelika, Grand Master, of Second Veil I Albert D. Pace, Dothan. Grand Master | of First Veil; Charles A. Allen, Mont l gomery, Grand Sentinel
 The officers of the Grand Council of l Royal and Select Master Masons are: | Jacob D. Bloch, Mobile, Most Illustrious | Grand Master; Ben M. Jacobs. Birming ham, Deputy Grand Master; John B | Lyons, Opelika. Grand Principal Con- ductor of the Work; William H. Ding ley. Montgomery, Grand Treasurer; George A. Beauchamp. Montgomery, Grand Recorder; William W. Ransom, Grand Captain of the Guard; Walter smith, Tuscaloosa, Grand Conductor of the Council; Law renee H. Lee. Gadsdbn. Grand Steward; Charles A. Allen. Montgomery, Grand Sentinel.
 The officers of tht Grand Lodge are: Henry H. Mattfnws, Montgomery, Grand Master; Der Jacobs, Birming- nam, Deputy Grant Master; Hugh S. Q. Mallory, Selma, Senior Grand War len; Lawrence H. Lee, Gadsden, Jun- or Grand Wardena William H. Ding ey, Montgomery, Grand Treasurer George A. BeauchLmp, Montgomery, Grand Secretary; William c. Bledsoe, Lafayette, Grand Chaplain; David W. li McIver, Montgomery, Grand Marshall; Edward s. Gatcltll, Selma, Senior 1 Grand Deacon; J6seph H. Edwards, Wylam, Junior Gland Deacon; Erie l Pettus, Athens, Serfor Grand Steward; EIliot G. Rickarty, Mobile, Junior , Grand Steward; Charles A. Allen, Grand Tyler