Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-26

cago, Ill.
THE ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION To-
DAY.-The arrangements for splendid
celebration of the anniversary of the insti-
tuition of Odd Fellowship in the United
States, on the part of the Lodges of this
city, are very complete, and we may look
for very interesting time and a large turn
out. The programme is as follows:
The members of the Order will meet in
their respective lodge rooms at one O'Clock
and form on Town street in front of Odd
Fellows Hall at IL o'clock precisely, and
take up their line of march as. follows ::
West on Town to High; south'on High to
South; east on South to Sixth; north on
Sixth to Broad; west on Broad to Fourth !;
north on Fourth to LoLg; west on Long to
High; south on High to Opera House.
Ats O'Clock the procession will enter the
Opera House, where the. order of exercises
will be: Music by Hemmersbach's Band,
Singing-Openingode. Prayer. Address by
Bro. Haddeaps, in German. Music by Tow
ler's Band. intermediate Ode. Address by
g. CT. D. Williamson. Music by Towler's
Band. Closing Ode. Benediction. Pro-
cession form on High street and move
south on High to Rich, east to Fourth,
north to Town, and west to Hall.
All degrees of the Subordinate and Grand
Lodges and of the Encampment and Grand
Encampment will be represented in the
line of march. The Orator of the Day,
d. Williamson, Grand Chaplain of the
Grand Lodge of the United States, isspok-
en- of as a gentleman of ability, and one
capable of rendering the subject of his dis
course entertaining and Instructive. The
celebration here will be under the control
of P. G. M. VIM. f. Slater, President of the
Day.
There is something wonderful in the
unanimity of sentiment which animates
the members of this Order. In every town,
village and city of the United States, North
and South, East and West, wherever there
is Lodge of Odd Fellows, there will this
be celebrated as day of Thanksgiving.
For GENTLEMEN.-The English walking
sack coat, made of both rough and smooth
goods, falling gracefully to the hips, is
worn this spring upon the street as busi-
ness coat. The London frock coat, single
and double breasted, make of English mel
tons, smooth faced goods and cassimeres
the lapelles and collars of medium size, is
also extensively worn as a spring coat
both for the street and drawing room. The
favorite colors are claret, brown, dahlis
and the blues. Vests are made of the same
material as the coats, while the pants are
usually lighter. A claret colored coat and
vest, with light cashmere pants, not only
make fashionable suit, but is also in very
good taste. Numbers of gentlemen art
ordering these for the spring season.
For pants, the light cassimeres, with hai
line stripes and wide silk band, are il
great demand. These are brown and white
blue and white, black and white-in fact
of all colors. Shepherds plaid and mixec
Scotch cassimeres will be fashionable. Al
the stripes and plaids are exceedingly small
and delicate; anything larger than this i
''loud." and not fashionable. Pants will
continue to be made small in the leg, mucl
to the satisfaction of those who are able t.
display we'll developed calves.
Swayzee g Parsons, merchant tailor
corner of High and Town street, opposit
the United States Hotel, will fit you ou
with suit>in the latest fashion, and Civ
you the most perfect satifaction both as t
style and price.
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