The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-17
CIR AND | ODG
ENDS ITS WORK.
GFand Master McChesney Gives
Out List Of Appointments.
Acca Temple Banquet.

ne Grand Lodge OF Masons A. =.
g q. A.. closed its grand annual con-
iHunlcation al 6:30 yesterday evan{n,
70 meet In this city on the second
TUESDAY iuesday In February. 1912. Grand
Master Wm. b.. AIcChesnev anno,roa.
his appointments as follows.
District deputy grand masters-F,r.t
alstrlct William Lewis Allen. Alexan-
ara; second. II. c. Litt!efohn Iaoa
ourg; third. George n. IIardcsty. Rer,
ryv,ile; fourth Robert Murray, the
ilalns; NTH. ~. w Tompkins. Elkton.
lM.!' VI. 3 Bird. Jr.. Mt. Jackson:
seventh. W J. Phillips, Orange Court,
mouse eishth. Clarence r. Howard.
i r.t,coericksburg; ninth. c. c. Field.
hinshle; tenth, w. II. Bell. West Point.
eleventh. James S. Chandler. IIrbanns:
twelfth. r. r. Nevitte, Temperance.
Nmie' thirteenth. j. S. Rogers. East
vile; fourteenth. \. L. Henley Wi
lilamsbure: fifteenth. William
Clarke, Jr.. Richmond; sixteenth. Dr.
Rasland. Jr.. Ccntralia; seven
,eentf. Henry G. Harris, Scottsvtlie.
eishtcenth, C. II. Ergenbright, Char
!ottesville; nineteenth. j. T. smith.
MaEhesboro twentieth. w A. Adalr.
Lex, eAlnston' twenty first. c. c. Massie.
Lo"esfille;a twenty second +. r,
Mitchell. Roanoke; twenty third. n ",
aoder. New Castle: twenty-fourth. c.
p Harris Bedford City; twcnty-lifth.
Frank Nelson. Rustburs twenty.
sixth, T. j. Crickcnberger. Burkevilie:
twenty. seventh, W. D. Kendig, Ken
bridge: twenty eighth, j. j pona
!.a"rcnceVAle; twcnty-nintn. b. u.
heelcr. Petersburg: thirtic;h. Charies
Z. Cranord. Waver!y: thirty-;irst. Jesse
Whitley, Windsor: thirty second. Ian.
- Sebreli. CORTLAND: thirty-,hird.
George L. Barton, Suffolk; thirty
lourtht n. l, Moss, Portsmouth; thirty
htth Howard a. Lan:er. Norfolk thir-
ty-sixth. D. w. Berger, brakes
Branch thirty seventh. Luther Nv.
kicc. South Boston; irty-cighth, Benz
tanin w. Beach. Danville thirty
ninth. II. y. Hundiey. AIartinsvi.le:
fortieth. William NJ. Ellis. Shawsville:
forty-iirst T. S. Taylor. Hessalia; for
ty-second. \. 3. Rhudy. Wythevllle:
forty third, Joseph e. Delp. Elk Creek;
forty fourth. j. Dave Buchanan. Ellen
dale forty-ifth, John s. Bot,imore,
Tazeweil; forty sixth. s. j. Latture.
Abingdon; forty-sevcnth. c. E. Bran
son. Cast!cwood; forty eighth. George
a. smith. Norton; fortyninth, W. W.
BOND, Nichelsviile: fiftieth. c. r. Sprin-
klc. JoncsvilIc.
Standing Committees.
The following standing committees
were appointed:
Foreign Correspondence-Dr. joseph
". Eggleston. Ed. y Enbank, j. Al
ston Cahell. is&
History-W. L. Andrews, Thomas N.
Davis. Rev. H. b. Lee, .. D.
division Lecturers - George w.
Wright Marion. grand lecturer, ana
lecturer Division No. 4: Ernest l. Gun.
ningham, Newport News, No. !; J. NJ.
Gift. Richmond No. .; James Bow
man. Roanoke, No. 3 James H. Price,
stanton, No. 5; Charles G , Davis LIN
coln No. 6.
On Work--The division lecturers and
w. L. Davis Portsmouth: DR.. S. TIA.
Kent. Ingram: f. ". Whitaker Lynch
burg; Or. John c. Primer. Mendoza;
DR.. S. r. Page, Crozet: r. \. Fitzhugh,
Lloyds.
Aeon TempIe'a Banquet.
.Acca Temple, NoblesXof the MYSTIC
Shine, held It's usual grand lodge
session last night. when a number oS
candidates from out Of town were In
strncted In the peculiar ceremonies of
that organization, and a large attend
ancc was present from all over the
State. The session closed with ban
quet presided over by DR.. George Il.
Bagby, potentate, and POSTMASTER ~
number OF addresses and talks We're
made by visiting members