Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-06-26

harmonious session. The following
officers were elected: Grand Worth,
Counsellor, John Mitchell, Jr.. Rich
mond; Grand Worthy Inspectrix
Mrs. Margaret II. Rurreli, Roanoke
Grand Worthy Inspector, Mrs. M. F.
Washington, Newport News; Grand
Worthy Orator, Mrs. Nj. c. Adams
Farmyille; Grand Worthy Register
| OF Deeds, Miss Marietta L. Chiles
Richmond; Grand Worthy Receiver
OF Deposits, Mrs. Josie A. Graham.
Richmond; Grand Worthy Escort,
Mrs. Lizzie b. Green, Newport News F:
! Grand Worthy Senior DiFectress,
Mrs. Anna Taylor, Richmond; Grand
| Worthy Junior Directress, Mrs. Nan
nie G. Johnson, Richmond; Grand
| Worthy Conductress, Mrs. Lucy
Cross, Richmond; Grand Worthy AS
sistant Conductress, Mrs. Emma
Cherry, Norfolk, Grand Worthy
Herald. Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson,
| Richmond. Grand Worthy Protector.
Mrs. p. NJ. b. Hodge. Danville;
Grand Worthy Lecturer, Mrs. Sarah
J. Holbrook, Danville.
Miss Nj. l.. Chiles and John
Mitchell, Jr, were elected Supreme
Representative to the Supreme
Court and Mrs. Josie A. Graham was
elected Alternate Supreme Repre-
sentative
Many persons decorated last week
in honor OF the Grand Lodge Knights
of Pythias session. Among these
were G. w. r. of D.. Miss NJ. l.. Chiles
Mr.. A d. Price, Mr.. Joseph
Adams. Mr., w. Isaac Johnson, Vice
President. Edward Ellis. Jr., Col. ID.
A. Ferguson. Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ.
Steward. Mr.. George o. Brown. DR..
William II. Smith, DR.. Z. r. Jeffer-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Davis,
Mrs. Sylvia l.. Mitchell. Fry's Din
ing Rooms and many others.
Rev. Charles Hannigan. in charge
Of St Joseph's Church and in fact
the chief luminary in the work of
the Roman Catholics here in their
work among the colored people ten
dered the use of the grounds of the
Institution to Grand Chancellor John
Mitchell. Jr.. and the same was &C
cepted and a vote of thanks tender
ed TO him. The spacious hall was
utilized and the supper served under
the tents erected there for the pur-
pose.
President George Rice Hovey. ten
dered the grounds of the Virginia
Union University in the same spirit
and il was here the camps for the
encampment were pitched and a sue
cess made of the affair. Grand Chan
cellor Mitchell has rendered thanks
for the kindness. The indications are
that many members OF the order will
go TO Kansas City with Grand Chan
cellor Mitchell.
a Pullman sleeper will be secured
and the party will spend the three
or four days of the trip in this roll
ing palace. Spacious quarters have
already been secured at Kansas
City, Missouri. -
Appointments by the Grand Chan
cellor-Grand Marshall. VIM. II
Thoroughbred: Grand First Attend
ant. s. S. Baker; Grand Second At
tendant. J. A. Moss; Grand Third At
tendant, G.. II. Young; Grand Fourth
Attendant, r. 3. Mosby.
Endowment Advisory Board
Jesse Scruggs, Frank Proctor, Willis
Wyatt. s. NJ. Wilson, VIM. a. Myers.
J. J. Carter. Z. w. r. Glenn, o. NJ
Steward. NJ. Isbell. i. l.. Downing.
John r. Chiles. Albert Smith, John
C. Smith. b. A. Graves. r. J. Jack
son. J. c. nolmes. Edward Wood.
Committee on Business-John T.
Taylor. DR.. I. ID. Burrell. Geo. W.
Rison, U. s. G. Patterson, f. F.
Scott
Committee on Law and Supervi-
sion.-Wm. a. Merchant. ID. ].
Chavers, d. A. Ferguson.
Committee on Finance-B. II.
Peyton, Thos II. Wyatt. d. c. John
son.
Returns and Credentials-A. c.
Mabrey. W. II. Jones. r. II. Faunt-
leroy. 800.
Appeals and Grievances r.
Woodbridge. ". T. Bell, r. J. Kyles.
Dispensation and charter r. w
Moss, ]. r. Bentley. II. c. White.
Printing and supplies-Thomas NJ.
Crump, u. II. Robinson, w T. John
son. ID. ID.
State of the Order-Dr. J. r. Crit
fin. f. II. Mckenzie, Benz. Evans.
Committee on 0bituary-Paul E.
vim, Granville Marable. f. II. VIII
liams.
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND
CHANCELLORS.