The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07

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will march follow:
Mounted Police. Lieutenant c. r.
Samucls, commanding
Brig. General william Wilson Sale,
Chief Marshal.
Ma or. Joseph LeMasurier, Chief Of
Staff
Mounted Aides:
James NJ Ball, Jr.. Richard ",
Darlington. Major l. T. Christian, pr.
y. 6. Fereyhoukh, Z @. Friend, Mus
/ coe H Garnet. John II. Gwathe1ny,
r. r Morgan, William Rueger. 5. V.
Saunders, Major Charles o. Saville
Eugene r. Sydnor, Wilburn, Colonel
Henry Valentine bernard +
Watson. W. Ormond Young.
Dismounted Military Aides;
Colonel Charles A Dempsey, Colo
mel r. NJ. WORKMAN. Major John Ful-
NOR Bright, Captain william w
Poindexter, Captain Henry G. ieicker-
son. Captain William Il. Jackson,
| Sixty-second infantry band, Camp
/ Lee.
| Governor and staff
/ Mayor and staff,
Aldermen and members Of the city
council
Religious leaders of the city
churches.
President and directors, Retreat foi
the Sick.
Beard of lady managers Retreat fol
the Sick.
Editors of Richmond newspapers.
! Band: John Marshall high schoo
John Marshall high school cadets
/ Benedictine Military cadets,
McGuire's school cadets.
| Chamberlayne school cadets
Hospital units.
BOY scouts.
| Glrl scouts.
| Band.
No 8 Commandery knights TEN
plars, Edw. L. Frost, commander.
| NO Commandery knights Tenn
piars, A. Ii, Flournoy. commander
Temple 10 tge No. 8, Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons.
Richmond Lodge No. 4 5, EaneVoien
Protective Order OF Elks. Frank Il
Epps, exalted ruler.
Civilians in automobiles
| Temple Lodge NO. 0, A. F. & A. M.
will be in charge of the ceremonle
land Archer Anderson Page, worship
full master. will lay the cornerstone
Other officers Of the lodge are; r. 3
Frost senior warden. W ii. larkin
Jr., warden: J. l. shines. treasurer
Charles II. Mason, secretary. L. M
Foster. senior deacon. J. L. Moon. Jr
Junior deacon, Rev ". T. A Haynes
Ecnaplain. W. /. Hancock, jr.. tile
land A. w. Baker, purveyor. Mason
implements will be used in the exer
cises. Past Grand Master j w. LIZ
glesson bearing the large light an
Past Master w. Kirk Matthews WI
bear the Holy Bible, square and com
passes.
The Introductory address will be dc
iivered by Col. Eugene G. Massi'
president OF the board OF tncorpora
tors Of the Retreat. DIR. f. y. Callsc
will make an address and the cert
monies Will he concluded by tn
Masons Tho cornerstone box Wi
contain a picture of the founder {
the institution, Miss AnnabeiI
Ravenscroft jenkins. "A picture of tn
! old building; coins. from one cent
a dollar. TO be placed in the box b
the represen tives of the differer
religious denominations who al
, mem bers OF ths board; a Holy Bible
Wednesday morning newspapers
MasonAc roster; program Of the pre-
ceedinga; address of the Col Massi
delivered at the last annual rneetin
Of the board and n history of the Re
treat from it's foundation TO tn
present date, written by Mrs. r.
kernodlA chairman of publicity.
Officers and directors of the Retrea
are: Col. Eugene c. Massie. presider
of board Of incorporates and dree
tors: A.. l. Straus, secretary and d
rector. and the Virginia Trust com
pany, treasurer. The directors are
John Kerr Branch, George Bryar
Tazeweu NJ Darlington. Herbert "
jackson. Isaac Lichtenstein. John
Miller, Jr., Charles r. Norman
Richard II. Smith. Howard Swine
ford. John r Wheat M. D., an
Thomas S. winston.
Miss Mary Norwood il president G
the board OF managers and Mrs. job
r. Lightfoot IL chairman of the build
ing committee. Mrs Iightfoot
accredited with being largely respon
sible for the raising OF the buildin
fund which made possible the erec
ton of the handsome new structure