The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-30

O. r, home. corner Grace and Fou-
shee streets. X. H. Sarvay. r.. s.,
9i4 Cumberland street. s%
Masons
Grand Worthy Matron Mrs.
/ Blanche Torryson. of Falls Church,
| Va, OF the grand chapter. order of
, the Eastern Star, made IN official
visitation to Manchester chapter, No.
So. at its Iod~ge-roonl. in Masonic hail.
1900 Hull street. on Tuesday evening
last. November 20. This was the
first visitation for tbs present year 70
any of the chapters OF the, city. and
consequently there was n large at
tendance of the members of the order
from all over the city. and some $50
or more gathered to do honor to their
| chief officer. The grand worthy
, matron made "A very interesting ad-
dress, especially in giving an account
OF her attendance at the grand chap
ter Of the order. which convened In
the city of Seattle, Washington. last
July 1926. Virginia had no regular
elected representative at the session
| Of the grand chapter. The session of
Manch ester chapter was a most
pleasant one, and at it's conclusion
all repaired to the banquet hall where
refreshments were served. The even
Ing was q most enjoyable one. The
chapter presented TO the grand
worthy matron a silver fruit stand,
rs an appreciation. The occasion vas
, "A red letter day" to the local chap.
ter.
Northside lodge, No. 2s.. met In
regular communion in Masonic hall.
= anrpE. yg tSf$k wanna and GtcUrYt
street. Friday evening. November 81.
after t~ransacting business, the meet
ing was converted into a celebration
/ of the return of its members who
had been in the service of the coun-
try. There were twenfy>four OF
them. although all did not go abroad
with the A. f. r.
Past Master j. ~. Hfliran made
AN address OF welcome to the young
men and paid a high tribute to those
who went to the front fer 1 great
est principles of the human race
J truth. liberty, life and happiness. He
said they had won and xare entitled
ia the thanks If the civilized world
! and on the pages of history the valor
Of the allied armies had been writ
ten high. The soldiers were honored
by the lodge and were called to at
tention and thus formerly presented
10 tttt inc NcflGeFA. Il
Marcus Keilcrman and Mrs. Hud-
gins rendered seyeral musical nrrn-
beers, winning mach applause by their
work. AT the eonclusion 1f the pro-
gram. "a sun1ptuous banquet was
served. h attendanee~HwAs very
large, and the meeting Almost pleas
ant ne.
ST. Johns lodge. No. Sc. held a
called communication In its lodge
room. in Masonic temple. 1909 West
Broad stree. Sunday afternoon. No
yember 20. 10 pay its last sad tribute
/ OF respect to n deceased brother.
There was a large attendance of
members. who subsequently attended
! the services at the cemetery.
Mason's wife an daughter degree
viii he esnferred on Friday evening.
December 5, 1919, at $40 o'clock. in
the Eastern Star iodge-room in the
Masonic temple. loa West Broad
street, for the benefit of the o. r. S.
home located Just north of the city.
Wives. daughters. sisters. mother and
widows of Masons are eligible to this
degree A musical program has been
arranged for the occasion. and re-
: fresh sfiefsts WIZ be served. T'ickats'
may be secured by calling Madison
sSo4. Price one dollar.
Tho grand worthy matron made an
official visitation to Holly chapter %.
+, S. which meets in Masonic hall.
Highland Park. corner II Stewart
street IND Firth on Friday
evening. November IS. which was a.
| very largely attended and a most
pleasant session had, The hall was
filed to capacity. and at the close of
thu meeting refreshments were
| served.
Order OF Eastern Star
, aNaomi Chapter. No. 4. meets in
Masonic Temple at Highland Springs,
on the second Friday in each mont
lat s O'Clock. Mrs. Lila Icftwich.
worthy matron.
Ruth chapter. No. 6. meets in Ma
sonic Temple. 100 West Broad street,
on the second Tuesday in each month
at O'Clock, Mrs. Julian r. Hin,
worthy natron-
| Aremc chapter. No. II. meets in
Masonic Temple. TIT L. Twenty
fifth street the third Monday in each
month at s o'clock p. M. Mrs. Mary
Hirschburs. worthy matron.
! Mixpah chapter. No. -. meets in
! Masonic Temple, 100 West Broad
| street. on the third Tuesday in each
| month at 7:45 o'clock r. NJ. Mrs
Matte Driscoil is worthy matron'
Holly chapter. No. 81. meets on the
fourth Friday night in each month
In Northside Masonic Temple. corner
First avenue M Stewart street.
Highland Park. Mrs. Clara Snyder.
worthy matron.
' Manchester chapter. No. So. meets
in Masonic hall. 1900 Hull street, cor
ner of Cowardin avenu on the
fourth Tuesday at s o'clock r, NJ.
Mrs. Mary Bates is worthy matron.
Richmond Blue LODGES
Temple lodge. No. 8, meets on the
first Friday in cach month at Ma
sonic Temple, 100 West Broad street.
Charles Fl. Mason. secretary.
Richmond lodge, No. 10, meets on
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