The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-30
D IKE AE RTE
H0NOR5ITSDEAD
Grand Worthy President
Fraternal Order of Eagles
to Speak.

Dixie Aerie, No. 33s, Fraternal Order
of Eagles, will hold It's annual me-
mortal service tonight in the Bijou
Theatre. tho chief address being by
the grand worthy president of the
national Organization Frank L. Her
ing. OF South Bend, Ind, who is on
his first official visit to the Virginia
aeries. Tomorrow night President
Herring will he the guest of honor at
banquet TO be rendered by Dixie
Aerie at it's hall, corner OF Fourth and
Broad Streets.
Mr. Herring arrived in Richmond yes
terday morning. and received num-
Der of callers at Murphy's Hotel last
night. In company with Deputy Grand
President Edward r. Fuller, of this
city. Mr.. Herring will go to Norfolk
this morning and make an address to
the lodge OF Eagles of that city in
the Colonial Theatre at o'clock. Ho
leaves on the return trip to Richmond
at o'clock, and will be here in ample
, time to speak tonight.
Memorial Service.
The form which the memorial SER
vice Will take this year is entirely now,
having been adopted at the last meet
ing of the Grand Aerie In Omaha. The
ritual provides for musical numbers,
vocal and instrumental. One thing
that the committee in charge Will In
sist upon is that IT,. service is a
memorial to those of the lodge who
/ have died. and the most solemn of
/ the year, and therefore absolute
| silence and order must maintain. Every
| person attending is asked to remain
! until the benediction is pronounced
and to refrain from applause.
! Seats have been reserved for the
| members of the local lodge and their
| families Delegations are expected
| from Manchester. Petersburg, Newport
! News. Portsmouth and otSer points
/ as throughout the State there is a
| general desire on the part of the
! lodges to meet and hear President
Herring. After SIS O'clock the house
will be thrown open to the public as
| far as the seats will permit.
| Program for Tonight.
The following program will be fol-
i lowed:
Prayer, Rev. DR.. Z. N. calisch.
\ Overture Nearer My God, to Thee
(Wood), Bijou Orchestra, Miss Jennie
Wood, director. At conclusion OF
which tho audience will unto in sing
ing one verse of above hymn.
Baritone solo, Rocked in the Cradle
of the Deep" dinighD, H. G. Rueger.
Soprano solo, "Entreat Me Not ia
| Leave Thee" (Gounod), Miss Lillian r.
| West.
Tenor solo, zone Sweetly Solemn
Thought" (Ambrose). Frank w. Gun
overture, "The Lost Chord" fsulli-
van), Bijou orchestra (trombono obli-
gato).
Duet, soprano and baritone. ct Feel
Thy Angel Spirit" (Hoffman), Mrs
Murphy and Mr.. Rueger.
Grafton. Gains and Objects of Our
/ Order" Hon. Frank E. Herring, Grand
Worthy President Fraternal Order OF
Eagles.
i Soprano solo, Jesus, Lover OF NV
i Soul (Flotow), Mrs John Murphy.
II Trio, "Praise Ye the Lord" (VerdD
Mrs. Murphy Messrs. Cunningham and
i Rueger.
i overture, coward, Christian Sol
diers" (St.llivan), Bljou Orchestra.
II Officers OF Dixie Acrie.
The officers of the local lodge are:
Past Worthy PRESIDENT. Frank
w. Cunningham; Worthy President
Maurice A. Powers: WorthyV -Presi-
4 dent, John B. Bliley; worthy Chaplain
Il FeliS Baschon; Worthy Inside Guard
l Joseph G. Baker Worthy Outside
4 Guard, James A. Harris; Worthy Con.
ductor, John w. Carmody.
Il Worthy Trustees--Albert i. Meyer
Henry G. Chamberlain, Dennis j
II O'Neil.
Worthy Physicians--Dr. James r.
IL Roy, DR.. Ice w. station
j, Past Worthy Presidents--Year 1903
;, John y Heintz 1904, John b. Bltley
u 1905, potter II. Murphy; 1906, IEdwnrt
Il. Fuller: 1907, John NJ. royal; 1908
Nillialn Renheiner; 1909. Peter 6
/ Morton.
The membership Of Dixie Aerie ii
Richmond Is about a0o,
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