Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-21
TWELVE YEARS OLD.
Amid Flowers and Sunshine the Hep
tasophs Will Celebrate.
PROGRAMMES FOR THE OCCASION.
Two Magnificent Concerts Promised, and
10000 People Expected.
SILVER LAKE GROVE TO BE A BOWER

Waving palms, magnificent ferns, bright
flowers, myriads of glistening electric and
incandescent lights blended with the modest
glow of japanese lanterns, sweet music and
throngs of handsome men and women, will
characterize the twelfth anniversary of the
Improved Order OF Heptasophs as the
greatest day of its existence in Allegheny
county. The anniversary will be celebrated
at Silver Lake Grove, just one week from
to-day.
In the afternoon, concert will be given,
from 9 O'Clock until l. and another in the
evening, from 7:SO to $50. After each
concert there will be dancing. The pavilion
will present remarkable scene of beauty,
with its rich decoration of plants and
flowers, together with the vari-colored
lights. 1t is intended to expend about
8, 200 in decorating the place.
Last year 5000 people we're present at the
anniversary and this year 10, 600 people are
expected. There are now 800 members;of
the order in Allegheny county, and large
number of members and their families are
expected from the outside. The Executive
Committee in charge have been somewhat
worried with questions as to whether there
will be any. charge for invited guests. They
announce that there will be no charge what
ever. All that Is required is to present an
invitation at the gate. The invitation in
cludes the holder and whatever friends he
may have with him.
SPEAKING NOT FORGOTTEN.
Both in the afternoon and evening sd-
dresses will be made. The orators have not
been selected, but it is generally understood
that they will include Supreme Archon S.
A. Will and S. q. Trent, ESQ.,, Chairman of
the Supreme Committee on Laws and APP
peals The programme for the afternoon and
evening will be as follows:
AFTERNOON PROGRAMME.
Great Western Band, Is pieces.
2 Address
8. Quartet-''Come Away to the Wild
Miss zetta Stewart, Miss Mary E. BanLard, R.
Cannon, W. s. Weeden.
nen,hI,s emrelscnSets 10 n;occ eoet
S. Solo (soprano)-"In Old Machid" -. .Trotters
Miss Zetta Stewart
6. Duet-''The Hunters
: Misses Stewart and sankard; .
Z. Selecton-Fantasie from The Bat" Strauss
Great Western Band.
s, Solo Cbassl-'.The Mighty Deep.
W. S. Weeden.
8. Flute solo, Norma" Hummer
Prof. Guenther.
70 Solo (contralto) Cradle Song" Norris
Miss Mary E Bankard.
IL Quartette, Sunset. White
Il Selection, Paraphrase, melody in f..
Great western Band. D'''-H
Dancing from to 6.
EVENING PROGRAMME.
/ Overture, Tannhaeueser.. Wagner
Great Western Band.
s. Quartet, ''Twinkling Stars Upon the Lake"
Misses Bankard and Stewart and Messrs.
Connor and Weeden-
1 Overture, "Mar1tana :.-...-.... W allace
s Solo (contralto) "Come to Me-. .Denza
Miss Mary E Bankard.
6 Duet. Il Live and Love Thee. .Campana
Miss Stewart and Mr.. Cannon.
z Selection, Red Hussar'' .Salomon
Great Western Band.
s Solo (tenor) Answer"
Mr.. R. Cannon
g. Flute Solo, 'sTravlata" Verdi
Miss Auguste Guenther.
TO- Solo (soprano) "Protestation" ........Norris
Miss Zetta Stewart, violin.
Obligato by Otto Ganske.
IL Quartet, ''Slumber Song" .Sudds
Misses Stewart and Bankard
Messrs. Cannon and Weedin.
Il March, 'Vienna Dude" (hrst time in
Great Western Band.
Dancing from 9 to IL
Charles Couch will be accompanist for
both concerts.
IN CHARGE OF THE AFFAIR.
The affair will be directly under the
charge OF the following officers of the gen.
eral committee: Martin Schroeder, Chair
man; W. K. Kunz, Vice Chairman; C. E.
Buente, Secretary, and NJ. G. Cohen, Treas
urer The other committees are as follows:
Reception. H. McRoberts, Chairman;
Brice. Clarence Burleigh. w. n. Barclay. George
D. Beckett, ]. B. Bradley, F. P. Bell Prof. R.
NJ. McCargo, Louis Cohen, John F. Cox. ]. J.
Buffeil. % S. 4. Duncan. samuel Diescher,
L. Districh, e. NJ. Fairman. J.
Kidd Fleming, r. W. Freese,
Fetterman, John l. Fnndus. ]: w. Gilchrist
Fred Goodwin, DR.. Charles Gangloff, John
Gripp, J. W. Hague s. ID. Heron, Jr., John
R Harbinson. o: D. Hartzell. DR.. H. NJ. Heitz-
w. N. Johnston, ]. z. McCrea, b. NJ. Jacobs,
J. L Jones' E. A. Knox, Allan G. Kerr. II. ].
Lawrence, A. G. Lewis, b. J. Link. George P.
q. Mercer, A. h Mercer, W. e. Moreland, =
McCague. ]. H. McRoberts, L. L. McCIelland,
W. h. McClelland. o. S. McElwaine Heber
mcdowell, n1OIIlS W. MedO, S ". hOueIL, D.
W. McKelvy, s. NJ. McEroy. D. L s.
Neeley, Frank Y. Over, Newton Petrie
H. B. Pepper, General A. l. Pearson. DR.. Edwin
l. Painter, H. NJ. Risher, A. Sloan, NJ. K.
Schooley, A. L. Schulz, Captain r. W. A. Sim
mons, Charles B. Sorg, DR.. C. P. Seip, William
Il. Speaker, ]. Shaw, John Swan, Hon. W.
Emery Thompson, David r. Terrence, DR.. ].
E. Wilson. Dr.. j. S. Walters. MajorJ. B. Wash
ington, II. e. Wolf, S. A. Will, ESQ, Charles
Zugsmith. Jr., E. l. Cuthbert, B. r. Culbertson,
John Campbell, c. s. Curry S. q. Trent, j. H
Eppelsheimer, Hon. A. G. Robertson, h.
Robson, David Hardy, Jr., A c. Knox, DR.. w
H. Edmundson, William De Wolf, Lew De
Wolf, ". A. Aufhamer, David Deakin, DR.. G.
F. Bingaman, j. W. Morrison, Charles Wilcox,
G. c. Will John Rowan, Alfred Marland,
THEIR AIDs-DE-CAMP.
Floor-Warden ]. B. Berlin, Chairman; H.
r. Larimer. George B. Acklin. c. F. Buente,
Frank P. Blythe, E. s. Cuthbert, W. K. Cub
bage. W. c. Duncan, W. M. Drynan, David
Frdmap. Frank E. Freese. A. u. Fechtner, II.
III. Edcercomb, John F. Geisenhainer, Carl G..
Hoffman, w. A. Hoobler, o. g. Jones, Lester
K Logue, Philip Lippert, }. N. Ludwig r. ].
Nav Jacob Motz, W. J. Montgomery ]. v.
Mccormick Dr. G. A. Mueller. A. NJ. Query,
H G, Sharpneck, II. G. Semple, DR.. Frank II.
Smith, A. {. Shaw. d. J. Wagner, L. F. Reed
Grounds and Refreshments-S. 2. Sadler,
Chairman; Joseph Crown, Esq, Joseph Blck
art, A. ]. Cyphers, Sol Coulson, w, j. Die K,
A ]. Ehret, ]. L. Fundus. Theo. +: ii. Falz
Albert A Hener, CAPTAIN w. J. Hamilton
ID. Mawhinney, W. L. Nesbit, ID. Grant Miller
NJ. J. Price, W. W. Parkhill, A Z. Searght
o. l. Schlumpf, George 81. Stoebuer, Adolph
oh amid Iva