The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
EAGLES TO MEET
ON S0UT Inside
.
Grand Aeric Of Virginia Assem-
bles for Annual Convcn-
ton To-day.
BIG BARBECUE TOMORROW
E. r. Fuller, OF Richmond, to
Represent President
Herring.
South Richmond Bureau,
The Times Dispatcl.

1io3 Hull street.
Eagles flying from every point with.
in the States hunting grounds will
alisht in largo numbers upon the quiet
southside to-day. Old Eagles. young
and middle-aged birds of the falcon
family. will take possession of MAN
CHESTER as it was known in ancient
history. The reception this good
sized battalion VIII receive Is expected
TO surpass in cordiality. brotherly love
and entertainment any such occasion
in the past. Manchester Aerie. No.
1882. is in charge of all arrangements
pertaining to the convention.
The first meeting of the annual con
Tention will take place at II o'clock
this morning in the Masonic Temple,
Hull Street and Cowardin Avenue.
Judge E. II. Wells. of Hastings Court
Part .. will welcome the delegates to
the city While u. r. Fuller Of Rich
mond, district deputy, will extend a
welcome on behalf of the local lodges.
Mr.. Fuller will represent Grand Worthy
President Frank Z. Herring, and aid
in the ,transactlng of business. DR..
Loeb. of Newport News, will preside.
%. l.. Toney, Postmaster Thomas Smith
and others will make addresses. To.
night. in Masonic Temple, a competi-
ton between teams from Newport
News, Norfolk. Hampton Charlottea-
VILE. Roanoke and Richmond will be
the feature. The winning team will
be awarded prize of sl0o. This de-
bate Is open to the representatives Of
the order only.
Barbecue To-Morrow.
Probably the most enjoyable event
of the whole meeting Will be the Jolly.
old barbecue tomorrow afternoon
about | O'Clock at Drewry's Bluff. The
visitors VIII board special cars ana
all that is desired to make the out
ing a success is for old SOL to help
out with smile.
The stores put on bit mora Of
color yesterday and the hope is that
bunting to-day.
The Order of Eagles was founded
in 1898. Its numbers are as follows:
Grand Aerie, i; subordinate aeries, L.
500; members. 3i2.Si1: benefits dis burs-
ed since organization, S5.226.942: bene-
MS disbursed in last fiscal year. ST.
2o6.409; President, Frank Il. Herring.
Nice-President, Thomas +. Grady: Sec
rotary. Conrad III. Mann. Kansas City,
No. General offices. Kansas City Mo.
Petersburg Aerie OF Eagles Will be
representa- here at the convention by
Joel I. Brown. State inside guard !:
Past Worthy President James a.
Wesson; President james w Wells and
Representatives w. II. Raftery ]. NJ.
Saunders, j. T. Tench and Charles l..
Seyler
Sotcx of the sOuthsidc.
Real estate assessors books will be
open for inspection by the public in
the office OF the Commissioner of Rev.
enue this morning from to 12 o'clock
The Southside Wizards q crack
team, would like to hear from any
team in the city. The team consists
of boys from sixteen to nineteen years
of age, and has been organized for
FIVE years. 1t is known for gentleman
ly conduct on the ball field. The
Wizards will play Union Station again
on July A.
1t Will not be long before the new
$4,000 structure of the Clopton Street
Church Will be completed. Architect /
Clarence drew up the plans and the
church will be one of the most up-to-
date building. of it's kind in swans
horo. .. ;.
Mrs. Annie E. West. of 1901 Hull
Street, who has been critically Ill for |
come time, is slowly improving.