The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-25
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTRS|D|E
tMasons Celebrate i'll Honor Of
Feast Of St. John the
tiF Baptist.
s't $1,000
!. GRAND MASTER PRESENT
e. H. c. Club Entertained BY
IS Misses Fitzgerald Myers
Case Goes to Next Term. !.
GRAND MASTER PRESENT.
e. H. c.. Club Entertained BY
Manchester. Bureau. Times-Dispatch.
# No. 11O2 Hull street.

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siE Manchester Bureau. Times-Dispatch,
an No. 1902 Hull street.
In accordance with long standing
custom, Manchester Lodge. No. IA, =.
i f. and a. NJ last night observed tie
feast Of St. John the Baptist.
The celebration. was one OF the most
nusptcious that has. ever been held
a number of visiting Masons. including
Z |Sofflcers Of the Grand Lodge of the
Estate and others from Richmond, Ches.
i tier and Petersburg, Were present.
4 Mr.. Ben p. Owen, and several addresses
!were delivered. DR.. J ". Eggleston,
(deputy. grand master Of the State was
She principal speaker Of the evening
y land his remarks were most interest
ling. Grand Master S. ]. Quinn, Of the
(sGrnnd Lodge Of the State Of Virginia,
liwas present. and was called upon l2t,n to
l.iIodges Mann was also included among
i 1.-THE speakers. ss
. Among the other prominent Masons
o Ghese1 gIsnd aa
Mr.. B. W. Ragiand, district deputy
l&grand master.
| s@l Following the exercises the assem-
] blage repaired to the banquet hail.
where Steward Jacob Levy had covers
i laid for a sumptuous repast.
G. II. G. Entertained.
4 ~ The G.. H. Club was entertained last
might by Misses Emily and xelia Fits
gerald. at the home Of their their. parents
Forest HILL The entertainment was
(, one OF the most enjoyable ever rendered
4 the organization. III
5s-E Those present were Misses Louise
!jCourtney, Evelyn Fitzgerald. Mollie
iEourtney, Louise Owens. Reba, Brad.
31ey. xelia and Emily Fitzgerald, and nc
siRussell = and ~ Guy Gregory, NlSOyall
Brown. Henry Beattie, Walker Owen
and Clarence Paul,
quiet home wedding was solemn
ped last night at 9 o'clock, at the
West Tenth Street, when his daughter,
81 Mr.. Winston Goodman. Of No. $3.50
Nest Cary Street, Richmond. On &C
tount OF the Illness OF sister of the
pride. Miss Clara Belcher, the wedding
The couple left for an extended
Western tour Immediately after the
Seremony. On their return they VIII
Myers ease Postponed.
Thee case of Charles Fl. Myers
charged with forgery. which has beel
Manchester a dozen times since the In
dictment was brought against tn
imam. was yesterday morning post
poned again, and was set for Jul:
on account OF the illness Of one of tn
principal witnesses for the Common
wealth. John Allen Turner.
Myers was bailed, Mr.; Robins, 9
Richmond, going on his bond. He
x. Pollock and willis G. Pullam. &
It Is thought by many that the Stat
ara aga Myers le since the pr nu va
ness. the. man whose name was a.
ISleged to have been forged, cannot b
found One OF the most noticeahl
court yesterday was the presence {
three Councilmen on the jury. The
were Messrs j. D. Reams,- T. L. Ia,
lor and II. A. Lindsay. Judge CloI
ton yesterday adjourned the court Il
the July term. s
Angels to De Heard Here.
The ladies of tho Manchester Xii
dergarten Association are untiring
A their efforts to raise sufficient funds
and on Thursday night the West Fl
Angels will give a benefit at the res
dence OF DR.. e, G. HILL on We
Twelfth Street. a lawn party will
iparty Will permit the holder to witne
1.-THE performance
Through the courtesy Of the Kic
khese ladies have procured a mile
.y ietrlps. one foot in length. which W
be distributed. Each Of the cardbo "a
etflps contains pockets Tor slSte
pennies. A similar campaign is on
Richmond for the public playgroun,
hhe proceeds. OF the campaign here W
ko to the Kindergarten, The stri
are being distributed by Mrs. Char
T. Page. Mrs. John shotwell, Al
Louise O'Brien, Mrs. Cora Connolly a
Mrs. Alexander Paxon.
Central Sundny-Sc Picnic.
The Sunday school of Central Mel
pdlht Episcopal Church, one OF I
NaEB largest in the city, will hold Its ann,
5une 2Sth. Six cars have been chart