The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-03
AUXILIARY LODGE
FOR WOMEN ELKS
URGED BY CHIEF
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O'Conneil. of Norfolk, who has been
mentioned as a candidate for the
presidency, would not enter the race
and that the office would probably be
conferred on T. c. Conlon, of Char
lottesvillc. now first vice-president
Mr. Conlon is one of the best known
EiKs In the State. and Is said to be
eminently qualified to hold the posi.
ton. Each officer, according to Gus.
tom, will he advanced to the position
next above his present office. the only
office 10 which n new man viii have -
be elected being that of third vice
president. 1t is expected that George
Tarker, of Portsmouth, Will be can
didate for that position.
Buffet luncheon was served after
the business session, and Chairman
'here' who had that part of the pro-
si"'h IN charge. set forth such n feast
"ouiu nave delighted the epicures
OK ancient Rome. The proverbial friad
chicken, without which no fcast IN
virginia is ever considered comnIe,e
was there in abundance Tongue.
"aEsed in fond "reminiscences ano
locunn Elk wed with Elk in feline
me latest which has not yet been seer
nehind a magazine cover. The bip
ohilroom was decorated. as was the
who're building. in pure white anc
royal purple. the colors or the order
IN national and State naes ana :,
banners and bunting. Music vac ~.
nished by STEMS Band. and the sof,
strains Of music stole to itching foo,
ana impelled the Elks to trot out ir
the latest tango.
Trip Through the City.
Then, hey for the automobiles arc
trip through the capital OF the stare
lSetween sixty and seventy AUTOMOBILES
drew up in line on Marshall street. anc
were placed in position by shannon
ices, chairman OF the trip committee
ana Howard Wagner. marshal. Piloteo
by an automobile containing Capteir
George L. Pollock. pilot: d. c. Nc.
Cnrthy, Mayor Ainslie and Aaron
Jacobs. the machines went up Mar.
shall street, to Ninth and to Broad
which had been decorated by the mer.
chants rs If for n gala day. Broa,
street was lined with people as the
auto parade. with all the machine.
s"hthcd in bunting. swung westward.
~ TO Jefferson. From Jefferson m.
line went into Franklin. and so on,
Monument Avenue. around Byrd Park
BACK to Monument Avenue, FRANKLIN
TO Third. down Third 10 Candles Hill
Park. back TO Third. TO Main. tt
eighteenth. to Marshall, to Twenty.
thiru, TO Jefferson Park, to Marshall
to Broad, and around Chimborazo
where short halt was made so thai
the visitors could obtain n glimpse OF
the beautiful view from that noted
hill. From Chimborazo the parade
TOOK its course back to Marshal
street, over the viaduct of the Rich.
mond and Henrico Railway Company
to Eleventh end the home
Theatre Party for wives.
The entertainment committee haC
| busted itself during the absence Of tn,
visiting hosts. and other refreshment:
were on hand for them when they
| returned. 1t was n splendid trip. 'ant
all the guests expressed their pleasure
at having been able to enjoy It.
1t was announced in the evening
/ that, as there were so many womer
| In the party, special arrangement
| lad been mado to entertain them thi.
afternoon. Seats Will be reserved FOL
them In the Lyric Theatre, Ninth ant
Broad Streets. and they are requested
| to assemble and register at the home
at o'clock this afternoon. when {
committee will take them In charge
and tickets to the matinee will be IS
sued to them