The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-13
GRAND LODGE BEGINS
ANNUAL MEET ING
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the floor Of the Grand Lodge. 1t may
be the subject of more discussion than.
any other one thing that VIII come up
at this grand communication.
A resolution, which was referred to
the committee on propositions. pro-
poses that the Grand Lodge make ar
engagements for the proper entertain
ment of Mnsons from other jurisdic-
tons, who are expected to be flockirg
to the Jamestown Exposition this year.
1t is expected that the Grand Lodge
will do something great in this limo.
Committees Appointed.
The following standing committees
were appointed by the grand master.
On Jurisprudence-J. Aston Cabell,
w. NJ. Ellis, z. N. Eubank. Frank Nell
son, w. L. Jeffries, w. c. Shelley, j.
b. Wood Q. a. Hawkins, T. S. Purdie.
On Propositions-W. B. McChesney,
J. D. Hankns. George w. Forsythe, r.
S. Reid, j. ". G. Bryant. c. r..
Fulghum, Alfred L. Evans, Fred
Greenwood, j.. S. Gaetruns J.. B.
Blanks, j. c. Darlington.
On Grand Oft1cers--F. II. Sutton, T.
p. Cochran, r. Il. Perkinson, Il. III.
Farramore. +. Il. Lewis.
On Masonic Home-George Potts, s.
w. Freshman, N. r.. Rhudy, J " H.
Price, II. r. Thornhill, r. Deyerell, r..
L, DicA.nson. .s .1
On Appeals--J. L. Taliaferro, George
W. Mccoy, George II. Darracott, #. c.
Dennis, a. ]. McMath, ]. NJ. Newton,
Robert Brydon.
On Charters T. Christian. +. S.
! taylor, n. A. Southal, r. A. Fitzhugh,
a. II. Oehlost, B. S. Warren, John W.
| Rogers. 4
All these committees will hold meet
| ings at the Temple this mornux and map
| out the work for the Grand Lodge for
! the remainder Of; the. sessions. a volume
night, and 1t. is expected they win b.
ready, to report on many subjects at to-
nights meeting. 'sI 4
The Oldest Member.
Past Grand Master r. n. w. Duke, ir
~ u speech ntroduced to the Grand
Mr.. Alfred 9. Lee. formerly Of Lynchbure
now Of Richmond. The aged Mason was
G G., aoia invited to the east by the grand
gr:,nd rand ana ne was received with the
for the last fifty years He Responded
vsrY 70 TIE grand honors and spoke
golden wedding with the grand BODY
Among the interesting announcement.
made for to- day was ono to the effec
.ittt lilc CilluTen OF the education depart.
mcnt OF the Masonic Home will give al
cIterlainment In the Grand LodsAA-roon
AT $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon to III
members OF the Grand Lodge and ther
invited guests All the members vii
certainly attend this interesting enter.
tainmcnt 1t will be a semi public enter
tnlnment, and every Mason is1en titled t,
invite his friends, ladies' as we'll as ron
temen. The Home management hone
that the wives OF Masons cspeciallvf> al
OF whom are invited, will attend.
AT 1880 O'Clock the Grand Lodge wa
closed IN ample form to be opcne,
again at a:3o o'clock tonight. -
Committees To-Day.
Tho committees named above vii
commence to hold meetings nj
O'Clock this morning. and some OF thei
Will be In session pretty much Aida,
Tho grand working committee wi
meet In one OF tho slbord inn re lodpo
rooms at 10 O'Clock this morninr, m
VIII eNemplify the work for the hena
ut Of all who wish to learn and in
Wardly digest. 0r -
Among, the prominent Virginians at
tending Grand Lodge are: J,Idge IRA n
Stanley w. Martin, of Dnnyilie: c..
Faulkner. Of Boydton; William C. She
, lev Of Arlington; r. II. W. Duke. q
T Chnrlottesville;Rl Il. Hasklns. OF Meek
lenb'irg; Senator 3. #. Ciunter. Of AZ
comaci Judge J. t. rnllaferr0
: Gloucester: DR. ". M. Rogars, Of Rocl
inTIhanG DR.. Robert Brydon. of Oar