Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-28
HERMAN ODD FELLOWS.

They Celebrate the SIxty-Seventh An-
 niversary of Their Order i'm siermania
 Hall-A Joyous OccasIcn-Add
 Music and Dancing.
 In accordance with the proclamation of Loren A. Stannard, grand master of the h. dependent Order of Odd Fellows of Connecti- cut, recommending that the sixty seventh anniversary of the introduction of Odd Eel 1owship into this country be appropriately observed throughout this jurisdiction, the German members of the order in this city decided upon celebration suited to their. ideas and to this end joint committee of arrangements from Germania lodge No. 7S, Humboldt lodge No. 91, Deborah lodge, D. of R., No. IA and Columbia lodge No. IA, D. of R. was appointed. This committee SC. lected Germania Hall as the place and last evening as the time for their celebration and very large company responded to the invi- tation to be present.
 l. Overture e.................. .Rosinus' orchestra ~ openns President John B. Freysnger B. Song-In der Bruder Trautern Kreise..
 4 Origin of the Order of Odd Fellows: l Win. schorer, exsecretary of Germania lodge G. Selection. Rosinus' orchestra
 9a5rs E9eGrand Master Louis Feidman District Dep uty Grand Master Alfred Parlow, N c. Herman % Chaser of Humboldt lodge. | S. Cornet solo Jacob Rosinus Sister Emile Kullman, Sister Dorette Roth, Sister F. Litterst Sister Catherine Schorer. l 10. Song-Seid Bedacht Seid Bedacht !...... | Entire company On the conclusion of the literary and mu- \ sica1 part of the programme dancing followed. ! Twelve dances were enjoyed as only Germans l can enjoy this fascinating amusement. The floor manager WAS George Bernhard and the \ a Era1 RrI11 n9- | bauer, H. Rompf E. Scherer and H. Hegel l Rosinus' orchestra furnished the music for dancing while E. Buxbaum and John B. | Freysinger did the prompting.
 An abundance of refreshments was served
 in the banquet hall, of which all were invited | to partake. The entire occasion was 8 most
 enjoyable one and will long be remembered ! with pleasure by the participants.
 | OTHER ODD FELLOW CELEBRATIONS.
 At the anniversary exercises of Quinnipiac | lodge on Monday evening, a frame filled with photographs of the following past grands
 was presented to the lodge: John R. Brad
 ley, William Robinson, R. H. Johnson, L. 0. W. Kellogg, A. M. Schappa, N. A. Beebe,
 E. T. Benham, F. E. Todd and G. D.
 Stevens. The collection of photographs in
 cludes those of Archie KnowIton and Robert l Fields, the present noble grand and vice grand. Addresses followed by Grand Mas l ter Loren H. Stannard and Deputy Grand
 Master William H. Comley and visiting l brothers from Acannaut lodge.
 In celebration of the sixty-seventh ami
 versary of Odd Fellowship, Lessing lodge l. O. O. F., gave an entertainment at Sharp
 shooters hall, in Walters building, Bridge
 port, Monday evening. It was private, mere ! ly the members and their families being
 present. Addresses were made by Michae
 Amrhein, noble grand of the lodge, Leopold
 Baumeister, Michael Eberhard and others
 MT. Eberhard made a very neat speech, talk
 ing for his theme the three links, which are
 symbols of the order, and represent friend
 ship, love and truth. Dancing and fins
 supper were among the other features