The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
WHAT'S DOING IN
RICHMOND LODG[s
Brief Notes on Meetings Of Mum.
Der Of Fraternal Organi-
cations.

r. +. Lee Council, sJr. o. u. a. Nj
met last night at O'clock IN Marshall
Hall and transacted routine business.
Five applications for membership were
received and three candidates were elect
ed from the last meeting. State Coun-
;cillor A. l.. Bradley; spoke and Secretary.
w. Il. Ferguson reported that the So
gciety was in fiourishing condition,
ranking third financially and sixth In
membership in the state.
Banner Council Meets.
\ ,Shockoe Council, No. S95, r. A., held
a very enthusiastic meeting in Murphy's
Annex last night at s o'clock. Speeches
were made by Grand Guide W.T.. Dab
.ney, vice-Grand Regent William Bick-
ers, and by Special Deputy Harry Kemp.
There were several applications for mem
bership and several pending for rein
statement.
] shockoe Council is the banter council
!ot Virginia. and intends to hold the
record, declared members present last
night. Special Deputy Harry Kemp. who.
returned yesterday from trip through
the Tidewatcr, declares that the reaction.
has nov set III, and new members and
requests for reinstatements are being
received by councils throughout the re-
lgion.
LII. sSOOpcI1sNeS
Union Council, No. 81, Royal Arcanunl.
4 held its regular. serni-monthly meeting in
Marshall Hall Tuesday night, and
despite the Indictment weather, tho ats
Tendance was large
At5this meeting the councils orator, DR..
Nv. "A. Cooper. offered ID his resignation.
owing to the fact that his church duties
required 'so much OF his time that Ito
found himself unable to discharge his du-
ties ms officer Of the council Tho rcslg-
snation5was accepted with regret, and Mr..
Joseph Fl. Gordon, chaplnil,. was elected
to the ONCE of orator. Mr.. Robert e.
sWinfroe was elected i8chaplain iii Mr..
sGordon's place. Both Or these officers
were installed by District Deputy Grand
i Regent It. =. Butler. u e
Following tho business session, those
present heard an Interesting paper read
by District Deputy Supreme Regent ar
sryss Kemp. III 4s
Confers- the Title 81 Esquire.
Iyanhoe Lodge. No, Il H. Of RI. viii
sfnve an important meeting tonight In
Lee Camp. Hall. u t s o. lock. The ran tx OF
ESQUIRE will BIO conferred on a. popular
young business hn,ltl ifof this city ut
tho meeting. II, addition to the above
guarantees a good time to all who lndJ.
attend, IL RI 4. I'LL NEE si
Other Lodge Meetings.
Settled Lodge. IL o. o, IT., met lnati
night iii thompson Hall and routine
business va q trats acted !. GLOWING the
sbusineys session was q meeting OF Con
.corda Encanipment, No. 30. IN.
JEFFERSON Council, q. 81 \. o. u. " Al.
NJ held "a meeting IN pabney 81 Hall last
might q d CLOCK. 1Iller; presided.
md there was one inttiht ton -Four M Dill
this meeting. ss & II
n CqpitalsGity Council, 3, 1853, j. - o. 4
vs. NJ d WI meet light ut o'clock In
5Dabnesy, Hall. large attendance IS
dnsircd g
l'1as Patriotic Order. Sons OF America,
Camp No. al met In Ellett's Hall last
night al | So clock and ira nsacted routine
lhusinkHs. ii
4 Riahnonds Lod SCI No. 4 All b. o. n
held M busineAa ii meet ma at the ii ks,
Home last mis- B o'cloc II outline
;bu1inssA transact