Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-09-06
Tho House That Made Richmond
Musical.

NJ. e. Church as her church is now
being remodeled.
The people of Roanoke showed their
love and appreciation of her faithful
ness by turning out in large numbers
The floral designs were many and
beautiful. After solo by Miss Esth-
or Day and the eulogies by tho diff
fcrent organizations, Rev. Hatcher
preached n stirring sermon bringing
out the good qualities Of the young
womaD's life.
Mr.. c. G. Williams had charge of
the funeral. She was laid to rest In
the Midway Cemetery. Not only does
the A. Nj. q. Church mourn their loss
but tic whole OF Roanoke. We can
sum up our loss in these few lines.
We miss thee from our church Miss
Fannie,
We miss thee from thy place.
A shadow DER our life Is cast,
We miss the sunshine Of thy face,
We miss thy tender loving hands
Thy 9kind and earnest care.
Our church is dark without thee
We nliss thee every where.
LITTLE WILLIE'S LETTER.
1t sure is fun to see how nice some
people can be when they don't want
you to talk about things you know on
them, but that won't always stop me.
Course Pm just bound to tell some
things, but l won't call any names
this time, as to the gentleman seen
with II very pretty girl and refused
to give an introduction, then handed
us the dope, it was his cousin from
New York. It's better to put me
wise cause'I might ask the wife about
that pretty cousin. So don't slip by
on that cousin game with Little
Willie," just slip him an introduction
and it's all 0. x. Letoyou off this
time.
We have said many times in our
letter that, Nobody loves Il fat man"
but we have been ordered by one, Ga
little sweet, onc) with authority,
never to use that expression again.
at least where she could hear it, be
cause she knew it wasn't true. Now
I'm not going to tell you Of the facts
she set forth to prove what she had
said, but at any rate, | took her wore
FOR ii and I'm not going 10 say the
any mOre--not now at least. SO
that gets poor little ME out" lard
leaves Tiff just where he was. Nov
its hard to tell what he will have to
say when he returns from Buckroc
that's where | heard those beautiful
words, down by the sad sea last week
and they sounded good to me and
know Tiff will hear something while
there, so we will reserve our sympa-
thy until he returns.
The delegates returning from the
Grand Lodge of Virginia Odd Eel
lows, at Newport News report great
meeting and most pleasant stay in
that busy city, where everything is
hustle. The officers Of the Grand
Lodge and the Grand Household Of
Ruth were all re- elected without op-
position, as follows: Grand Lodge:
District. Grand Master, Clio. r. II.
Stewart, Newport News Deputy
Grand Master, Maj. w. b. +. Crowen,
Roanoke; Grand Secretary, a. II. Shir
ley, Herndon; Grand Treasurer, T.
S. Bagnall, Norfolk; Grand Director,
Rev. j. II. Binford, Richmond; Grand
Auditor, II. d. Banks, Hampton. In
ShI NlIS. AIllld V.
Layton, ID. G. M. N. Ct; Mrs Ada
Buford, ID. 'G. r. N. c.. Mrs. Victoria
70. Parsons, d. G. w. r.; Mrs Han
nah l.. johnson, d. G. w. r.; Mrs.
Matte e. Tyler, ID. G. D.. and Mrs.
Maria B. Hemmings, D. G. p. NJ. y.
G.
On Tuesday night at the Y. NJ. C.
A. the banquet was served to the
officers and delegates and On Thurs
day night, Elizabeth Lodge, No. 1927
OF Hampton, rendered a banquet to
tho officers Of the Grand Lodge and
Grand Household at Bay Shore Ho-
tel, Buckroc. Mr.. T.. d. Wheclock
and Grand Auditor r.. d. Banks were
the moving spirits Of the affair which
was enjoyed by all.
MT Banks was at home as toast
master. Mr.. Whoelock babe all
welcome. Others responding to toasts
were. Mrs. Alma v. Layton, ID. G. j.
N. CT; Col. r. II. Stewart, Grand
Master; Rev. r. Beecher Taylor,
Lawyer Bassett, Rev. J. II. Binford,
Grand Director and Major w. Is. f..
CrOWell DoDutV Grand Mocfor ftn,