The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-02

rne George Washington Mas nc
Maternal Nen4or ial Association OF Al
fxandria, Va. whose pufFos ~
erect temple IN that city 10 tue lem
DRY Of George WashirgtoT, we nas -.
zach vear celebrates fis anniversarT
go - ,,,.f chtert seryrta "a In the
sS5es4sY f5'ss<S, = { u tNAt> .lAss11+
as FRIDAY morning. the 2tst instant,
NJ FL nYnth annuat rr7rcussae4Sf'
Mere than stxtv delerstas, inciudinS
~,,rrerne officers or their representa-
livex. we're present from practi"&iS
every state in the Union.
: The convention was presided over
r.. Tonis A watres. former governor
III Pennsylvania and president o. La"
Association.
! The meeting was opened with pray
e. nv the chaplain, Rev. w J. MOT
- n q Of this city Ro'l was
fal,ed and the III tnutes OF the last SEES
rs0r read
.5Afnc> u. Price, grand iunior way
eoa. Of tho grand lodge OF Nrs1his'
Snsfy6rsd an address Of welcome
rstan purpose OF tho association Is 10
:. Is.a grand total Of $1,000, geo Of
sa;g amount $3.50. oee VII he Csed IN
saa.~~arertio7 Of the memorial temple
~ fn.s city and t1e residue vii nc an
~ ,sa$&T1 "A -N~s
fsfssa ness sessions wsr~ het6 @ot
,~prn,Yi. and afto~nocn of Friday ar@I
sStu-esy morning. At Sc +. fri-
aay tnenoerS Ct the oonvent'on
.erde8 a called con. nunieaaion OK
Alexandria w ashinfton Lodge No. ~,
~ Masons AT .ha Masonic Temple, at
~zt,ch the Master Hsson degree Ssaa
"a, eerres nv the Past Masters asso-
cation OF Alexandria Al $50 F. ~.
sts association made its p rim age 70
Mount Vernon. which included visit
scrthe tomb OF WashirF+on. ano con
esded the convention
alexandria Washington Lodev OF
Mssorz No. q Of Aiexa. drta, Va.
raso It's one hundred and TWEEN ty~Hec-
rnc annual celebration in observance
~ ms birth ~ its first master. George
1rastinEton-
Attending tho calehrHaon were m"
r-en1 berp OF the George Washington
Masonic National Memorial association
which organization conciuded us
business sessions Saturday Afternoon.
sfhey being me guests OF honor n
.adj+ion "a large rurrbe- OF m EN- Oers
~f the Masonic fraternity Of this CITY
attended
: william q Davis, worshipful T1as-
fer of Alexander Washington lodge 81
rsasor.s presided. The exercises were
opened with invocation by Rev. DIT.
John Lee Allison. chaplain. and closed
With cencdiction by Rev. DR.. Allison
During the evening inter esung al
8 <freeses were made by Representative
.Ehcmas u. Sisson. Mississippi, Howard
preston. representing Liberty Lodge OF
Masons Beverly, Mass. James ID
McIArhian. military attache. British
embassy washington; Robert j
Travis. grand master. Savannah. Ga
e and John ri. Ccwies, Kentucky, grand
y eecretary general OF the Scottish Rit'
Z A{Ason..
In addition to the speaking a rnusi.
IA, program was given which opened
Miyh tbs singing Of America" by th'
oss.rm hlage, The remainder of th'
program wax ss follows:
So Quartet ~ Bowl Of Fn@es'
41C5arkel; vocal selectior. duet
sWa.ehnnan, what Of the night.
!. -fSergeant) MessrH. Ogden and Wal
~: scpra no solo. Mrs Farrie Wn'te
uuaYtat, "Carmania" tWiisonl: Star
u Snsnefet Banner" aaserneiage
The quartet was composed Of Mr.
HarYie White. soprano; Mrs Sherma'
! r, Fcwles. also: Kenneth W. Ogden
knno-; wilmer J Waller, bass.
Previous to the program the dele
d Ratas to the convention were enter
kafned AT supper in the YounT PEOPLE
buflding. which was served by TIT
!. Order Of the Eastern Star.
z Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter, n
!. which Rev. George Jacobs was hi
!. ny1es.. held a most Interesting meet
y lur last night The lodge passe'
s.Peaoluttons thanking the retiring h1Ef
priest for his efficient sef vice to th'
tcAga and the order. and expressing
1oopewt regret at the removal of tht
rerfleman from the citizenship o
Richmond. ATTIC treeo -esoiution
kAA been passed a costly silver serv
NE was presented no Mr. Jacobs as
knGtira onial OF the appreciation OF hi
n4rsonsI worth ana of.,.he -adehtE an'
11fH with which he had served Tn
1rafs. Or. John Dove. On behalf o
I'm h1.ttee and the lodge, presentet
h1se token The rue m bers Of thV com
nfttee were William Lovenstein. j, r
I hmsveIl J. G. Cahell and A. Arseil Jr.
sss. 14kch1n ond I/oere Nc 10 held r. spc
1nwys comm un ;cztion az ttH lodge room
Masonic Temple On WeS7esda,
I7Aurnoon. the 18th instant. TO pa,
NIL " lAst tribute If respect to IT'S -
81 sIsss~~~ Order Of Fssmern Star.
s..nosna Chapter, No. 4. meets in Ma
Temple NJ Highland SPRINGS. or
/ 49, Decond Friday In each month a
- Flock Mrs, ALA Leftwich worth,
s~~sna4rou-
Ruth chapter. No. q, meets IN Ma
sba1c temple, 100 West Broad street
- the second T'u ssday in each month
u 4 O'Clock Mrs. Matte Woodbridge
worth matron.
80. Areusc chapter. No, 81. Is r.
rs Masonic temple III Ia Twenty fftf
.,.skHeet the third Monday in each month
q ~ o'clock =. NJ. Miss Else DsFer'
nort is worthy matron.
y Mixpah chapter, No. 80, meets II
Masonic temple. 100 West Broad street
n IN the third Tuesday In each month al
80 o'clock p. II. Mrs. Mary Maionct
y IN Wprthy ratron.
Howard Cha pter. No 81. meets
every Friday night In each month In
ss3NOr$hsi6e Masonic Temnie. corner
Esftrss sseTuoT ard Stewart stIaefs
n 1Hghland Park.
ss Manchester chapter. No. SIS. meets
IN Masonic hall. South Rich rnond on
the fourth Tuesday at o'clock +. M.