The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-13
cUTCHINS NEW MAN IN LINE

one Hundred and lhirty-SiNth
Annual Communication Ends.
The Committees.
Tho 136th grand annual communica-
ton of tho Grand Lodge OF Virginia,
A. It. & A. NJ. closed last night after
clecting grand officers for the ensuing
year.
Philip X. Bauman, of Fredericksburg.
was elected grand master: James Il.
Wood, charlottesville. deputy grand
master; James Aston cabcll, Columbia,
grand senior warden; Henry Knox
Field, Alexandria. grand junior warden;
Fred Peasants, grand treasurer;
Charles A. Ncsbitt. grand secretary;
Earnest L. Cunningham. Newport
News. grand senior deacon. and
Sol Cutchins. grand. Junior deacon,
the latter being tho new man In line
for grand master.
The following grand officers were re-
appointed: Rev III. IL. Leo, ID. D.,
Charlottesville, grand chaplain; James
II. Price, grand marshal; James a. Pam
plin, grand pursuivant: Oscar j.
Adams, grand tiler, and \. w. Baker,
grand steward
Deputy Grand Masters.
Inc new deputy grand masters wore
announced by districts as follows:
!. NJ f. Church. Falls Church.
. w. q. Nixon. Purcellville.
T. w. Ray Smith. Winchester
A. L. w. Maddox. Marshall.
g. ]. S. Price. Luray.
g L. NJ. s. Bird Jr.. Mt jackson.
4 G. l.. Kline, Cuipeper
s. Il. X. Aaron. Bowling Green.
.. o. W. Douglas. Rccdville
10 William HI. Bell. West Point.
IL T. F. Du Val, Gloucester Court
house
IL. c. r. Waters, Oniey.
10 W. II Fulcher Cape Charles.
il. b. T. Wolfe, williamsburg.
Is. w. A James, Richmond.
10. c. Is. Bowles Chester.
II. II. O. Harris, Scottsville.
Is. w. IL Wood, Charlottesville.
10. DR. NJ. j. Payne. Staunton.
90 w. Horace Lackey. Lexington.
81. Thomas Whitehead, Amherst
-. Harry Huntington, Roanoke.
90 r. c. Goodwin, Clifton Forge.
"a. &. +. Harris Bedford.
IS. j. Lew Brown. Lynchburg.
&c. IL. A. Barrow, Farmville.
81. n. s. Turnbull. Jr., Victoria,
IS. NJ A. Waller. Boydton
20. John Y. Harris. Dinwiddie Court
house.
30. w H. Savage. wavcrly.
81. IL Il. tIdS, NllliAHsiSth.
81 James Il. Sebrcll Courtland.
80. Charles +. Taylor, Suffolk.
"a. i. T.. Warren. Portsmouth.
So. j. II Gourley. Norfolk
So - w. Berger, brakes Branch.
81 Ii. w. Woodall. South Boston.
IS e w. Townes Danville
80. j. NJ Emswiler. Boone Mill.
40 j, IL Barnett. East Radford.
Al. ]. Lee Durham, ERgleston.
AZ DR. j. T. Grayham. Wytheville.
49, DR. r. NJ Wilkinson. Hillsville.
~. w. r. Portcrneld. Saltville.
49, T. H. Davis. Richards
80 John w. Neal. Abingdon.
IL. y. T Wilson, Lebanon.
A. II II. Slemp. Zig Stone Gap.
Az NJ. l.. Ramey. Clinch.
30 G. r. Swinkle, Jonesville.
81 r. u. Williams. Grundy.
o. Z. o. Hubbard. Leda.
So T. l.. Robbins. Grassy CreeS, y c.
b4 w. Shelley, Clarendon.
Go NJ. Ed Muire. PULASKI.
Two new Masonic districts were cTe-
ated. districts Nos. and Al being di-
vided, taking Nos. b4 and 55 respec-
lively.
Standing Committees.
Standing committees arc: Masoeic
Home-Georee Potts s. w. Freshman,
{. c. Field, o. ID. Oakley, ID. II. Kizer.
J.. ". Price John NJ Newton, all being
Board of governors Masonic Home
l.. T. Christian, John w Richardson,
Richmond; W. ". Preston. Petersburg;
c. H. Ergenbright. Charlottesville. and
Max G. Field. Orange. the last two be
ing new men on the board.
on property-John r.. CharletLn,
Thomas Whittet. f. L. Sutton, Riti-
mond: Harry L. Turner and ". L.
Berkeley. Norfolk.
On credontials-J. G. Hankins, James
l.. Beck, Ralph j. Levy, James A.
Richardson and D. p. sigourney.
On history-W G. Shelley, w. W.
Gait, a. K. Courtney.
on foreign correspondence-Jose
w. Eggleston. Ed N. Eubank, IL. Oscar
Kcrns.
Special committee site Old Alasons'
Home-W. 5. Bensten, Norfolk; Cap
tain John c. Osborne, Radford; Ernest
Williams. Lynchburg; w. w. Field.
Orange. and Charles B. Marshall, Alex
andria.
The committee work was reap
pointed, being composed of George w
Wright, Marion, grand lecturer and
lecturer of division No. 4: William Lee
Davis, Portsmouth, lecturer division
No / j. NJ. Cliff, lecturer. division No.
T.: James Bowman, Roanoke, lecturer,
division No. 3; DR.. X. L. Page. lee
turcr, division No. 3, and Charles II.
Davis, Lincoln. lecturer, division No
6. The other members OF the commit
tee are a. o. Calcott. Norfolk; Dr. s.
4. ~ Kent Ingram; Thomas c. Nelson,
Rustburg: DR.. ]. C. Primer, Mendoza;
William #. lteyser, Luray, and H. A.
Fitzhugh, Urbanna.