The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-28

shee streets. X. II, sarvay, X. s.
SI4 Cumberland street
Masons
Fifty years ago. December ls. 1888
the Grand Lodge Of Aasons OF Virginia
assembled in Masonic hall 1905 East
Franklin street In annual communities.
tioh. There we're present BIZ repre-.
eentatives from asa iodgcs--the largest
souher ever in attendance upon the
Ersnd lodge. william Terry. of wythe-
villa occupied the chair.
westhAmpton lodge, No. sea. held its
stated communications in It's lodge room
al Ridge Church. Monday night. Do.
censeer 20. whep the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing term
W'ershipfui master. John Q. Harris;
senior warden. Thomas r. Bnchanau
Junior warden, William l. Brinkiey,
treasurer. WorshipfuI Chsriss II
Thompson: secretary. w~orsnipful L. p
a3chRsls, senior deacon. Samuel r
Wsedtil. Jr; Junior deacon. McAnallv:
-TchapfaIH. w6rsrThruT Samuel r. wad-
dill, tiler. C. n. williams.
Northside lodge, No. 2s2, held It's
stated communication in it's lodge
room. Masonic hall. corner Third ave
= and Stuart street. Highland Park
Oh Friday night. December -. wher
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term; Phillip KsDpler,
woTshtpfoi master; ". G. Todd. senior
warden. W, II. Heintxman, Junior
warden 4. II. Martin, treasurer Asa
Johnson, secyetary; Fred r Sc<NaT
senior deacon. and {. @. Graaver. junior
deacon.
Babcoek lodge. No. Pas, held it's reg
ular communication Friday night. De-
eomher IL. IN It's lodge room. Masonic
hall. Highland Springs, when there was
a goodiy attendance. much business
transacted and the following Officers
Elected for the ensuing torn: Worship
fal master. T. c. Cridiin: senior warden,
7 g Hoeninger; junior warden. !. w.
Pollard; treasurer, S. Mcclure Turner;
secretary, NJ. W. Cridlin; senior deacon,
J II, Burke; junior deacon. r. VI. Con
ror; chaplain, W. Lance walker: stew
ard. Leslie Gray.
Shriners from Newport News, Hamp-
ton. Phoebus and Old Point are prepar-
ing To organize a Peninsula Shrine club
M Otto LackeY. OF Newport News. has
sent out a notice to all the Shriners ia
these localities. in part as follows:
IL has been suggested that the no.
bility OF Hampton. Ihoebus and Old
eula Shrine club.
There are many things that could be
accomplished by the organization OF
such q club. In the way OF promoting
sociahility, getting better acquainted
and as the aid in getting novices 70,
khedfve. Month. bin opthiy or quar-.
tT~ly meetings coulh be held, WITH
AafAx s-% ~Ar1Aft~ IN
attraction. Altogether. there are too
many advances and attractions to men.
ton. that we would gnin by the organ
{~ixatton OF such a club.
Vow, Sobfa,N II you are interested
, just signify Il by signing the attaehet
5 form and return 1t to me. II will ais
! the committee tn getting the nohtlit,
together. and does not obiigate you t,
anything.
Masonic lodges and Eastern chapter
: OF the District Of Columbia. on las
/. Monday, December 22, held . jubiIe,
! celebration TO commemorate the com
! rictiop of improvements to their home
/ located near Lamond station. Thes
= improvements round cut the plans o
the original building as first drawn.
Suffolk lodge, Ne. 80. at it's iods
room In that city on last Monday ever,
Ing held Its f2oth anruai cornmunica
ton. when there was a goodly attend
= II Of members, q large number O
petitions were voted on and an cleo
y tion Of officers held
q Commandery OF ST. Andrew. No. l;
|, and Hfehnond Comneandery. Ne. .
! Kuighte Tempiar. Last week issued in
Thursday, December %. 1919. at l
O'Clock. noon. in the Masonic temple
= ira West Broad street. The program
way as follows: Welcome. En-. Sir Ar
thus T. Mattern: invocation. RI. Er. 81
Frank T. McFaden, d. d: hymn by al
tie Sir knights; toast. Most Eminen
i. Graud Master. Joseph Kyle orr, b
: I'm sir Arthur l. Msttern: response b
y Fin SIR w 5. Petit: toast. Grand Com
RIA ndery Of Virginia by Erp. Sir r.. u
:" Fuller; response by Sir D.. r. Sigour
trcy; toast. the Grand Commander q
Virginia. by En- Sir p G. Kennedy; re
w by En-. Sir J. J. Enxlieh. Jr.
toast Conamauderv Of st. Andrew, Ne
.#fs. Our Daughter" h. Sir =. {
: Mcconnell; hencdiction by STR James 2
Fair. o. y. There vas a vary large at
Tendance Of the Sir knights and tn
occasion proved a most agreeable one
Order Of Eastern Star
; Saomt Chapter, No 4. meets !
Masonic nile AT Highland Springs
on the second Friday IN each montl
at s o'clock. Mrs. Lila Lettwich
worthy
> Ruth chapter, No. .. meets In Ma
sonic Temple. 100 West Broad street
OH the second Tuesday in each month
i, a: s o'clock. Mrs. Julian r. Hin
worthy matron.
Aremc chapter. No. ~, meets I,
MASONIC Tempie. III Ia Twenty
nfth street the third Monday In each
month at s o'clock p. NJ. Mrs. Mar,
Hirschburg. worthy matron.
Nizrsh chapter. No. n. meets II
Masonic Temple. 100 West Broat
stree. on the third Tuesday In e4rt
month at 7:45 o'clock p. M. Mrs
Matte Driscol' is worthy matron.
Holly chapter, No. 81, meets on thu
fourth Friday right I'm each month
I'm Northside Masonic Temple, corner
First avenue and Stewart street
Highland Park, Mrs. Clara Snyder
worthy matron.