The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
EAGLES WILL FLY
HIGH IN HAMPTON
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C. BEDFORD, w. r. Leamsn. J. A.
Warde, j. NJ. Allen. J. G. Baker, %.
A. Weinbrunn, j. Herbert Mercer.
Isaac Held, Maniilus Hicks, II. E.
HiTshbsrg, George G. Gusemeter. p
II. Mckinley. James Kahn. Jr.. Felix
A. Basehor, John l.. Satterfleld, II. c.
Chamberlain and Wolf Miller. Other
Eagles who will BE- on the steamer
are Il. P. Murphy r.. r. Fuller, w. r.
Hipehman, J. A. Hsrris. J. w. Car
mody, Thomas r. Bayiey and j. r.
Hyde. ~
Among those who will leave by
train Tuesday morning are J. II.
Bradley. J. J. Kennedy, ]. w. Baciga-
lap. A. j. Meyer. N. Somner, J. n.
Rltley. II. w. Stone. A. Bernstein. II.
l.. Cooke. s, l. HirxhbeFg. N. r. Mo-
ran. M. A. Powers. G. w. Barker, ].
r. Heintz, G. r. Hubbard, G. r. Cui-
Gel and H. c. Carter.
The most important work Of the
local delegation ut the convention viii
be their light to havs Richmond de-
sigpated ~ the scene OF the conven-
ton next ysar. Prominent Richmond
successful In bringing the next eonven-
ton TO this city but their efforts doubt
less will be met by opposition.
Murphy For President.
It 10 also the intention OF the Rich
mond delegation to place p. r. MUIR
ply. state worthy vice president IL
nomination for the ofiiee OF state vor-
thy president and elect him. Mr.. MIR
ply has not announced finally whethes
he Win run for the once but the Rich
mond Eagles will not hear OF his dec
lination, ]. B. Graves Of Clifton Forg1
10 now State worthy president
Henry u. HtrshbeFg, secretary oi
Dixie Aerie, No. 33g, and one OF thu
most prominent Eagles IN this ctty
probably will b elected state worthy
secretary through the efforts Of tn
Local delegation. The once 10 nov
held by Charles w. Rtangien, Of Phoe.
bus, Richmond Eagles say there Ii ~
doubt Mr.. Hifshberg viii be slected Il
Another prominent Richmond mar
at the CONVENTION will b. o. n, Fuller
grand worthy conductor, who will rep
resent the strand aerje In the event
that Senator Grady, of New York
grand worthy president does not At
tend the session. Mr.. Fuller IN Gee.
rotary treasurer OF the Home Brewing
Company Of this city.
Mayor Thornton Il. Jones, OF Hamp.
vii 3uoyca ~ EUB1%SD, IA xU040U8
Claude Vernon Spratiey. tos-presid4n,
or the Hampton City Council and 9th.
ers will welcome the delegates "a
Hampton and State Worthy President
Graves will respond. It n believed th9i
more than 1000 visiting Eagles VIII
attsnd the convention.
The Program.
The program for the convention n
a. follows: .s.aa~a.
Opening session, ~ ofclcek noon
Tussday, Juns 10. .,..,-...s.,,., !.
Overture Urch3str1.
Prsyer-The Rev. J. Martyr Esifest
b. A.
Address Of welcome, -City Of Hsnp.
t0n"--Nayor Thornton r. Jones.
Address, "Tidewater Virginia--Nay-
or l.. r. FuFness.
Address, Hampton Aeris. No. s7yv-
Charles w. 6tanglen.
observation-disclosures
Response. Virginia STATE Aeftes--
w. 3, President. J. II. Graves.
Response. Grand Aeris"--a "
Conductor. r.. n. Fuller. -s.'',.y..s.-ss
Response, Virginia Eagiedom." G
Vernon spratley
Selection. orchestra.
Formal Converting OF Virginia 6tatx
Acsia.
Opening ceremonies.
appointment Of committee on ere
6entlals.
Recess until p. N.
At 4 p. M:
Taking w password.