The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-14

Twelve hundred guests accompanied the
Elks on their excursion to Marshall Hall on
Wednesday evening. This will give some
idea OF the popularity of this excellent
charitable organization. The members OF
the order We'd with each other as to who
should do most for the pleasure and comfort
Of their guests. AS the Mscalester approached
the wharf at Marshall Hall the whole
grounds were seemingly ablaze with red
and blue lights while the background was
beautifully illuminated with hundreds of
Chinese lanterns A happy surprise for the
excursionists was the rendition of we'll
arranged programme on the west verandah of
the mansion, under the management of MIR.
George d. Scott. E. B. Hay, Exalted Grand
Ruler of the United States, was introduced
and said: "You are here to be abused or
amused as we see ct, for you
can't run away. You have proven
by your presence that you are willing to aid
us in building our new home and in so
doing assist us in giving shelter to the poor
and worthy of this noble order am desir-
ous," said he, ''of disabusing the minds of
people in general of the idea that this is not
an order, as is supposed by many, of body
of men banded together purely for personal
and selfish reasons, but directly the reverse.
1t is one of unostentatious charity" Bro.
Will II. Haley then rendered several flute
solos, Bro. Price entertained the guests with
comic songs, and the 'only" Tim Murphy
gave several choice recitations Mr.. and Mrs.
Giles Slime acted admirably a part of the COM
edy scene from ''The Hunchback."
Among the hundreds who were present
were Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Scott, Professor
and Mrs. Cardella, Mr.. and Mrs B. L. Keyser,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Huett, Mr.. and Mrs. Rose,
Captain and Mrs. Newmeyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Justin McCarty, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tanning,
George Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Gheen, Mr..
and Mrs F. B. Clarkson Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rae, Mr.. and Mrs. Heygster, Mrs Emily
Thornton Charles and Judge Reilly, Maj.
Thornton and Mrs. seeley, of Cincinnati,
G L. Boant unit and and ady s N Mr. amer and Mrs. Mr "
H. O'Neil, Mrs. and Miss Baker, the Messrs
Carew, Brandt, Roadway. Betz, McMonigal,
Balm, Barry, Smith, Mitchell, Booth, Treadway,
O'Loughlin, and Shannon, Miss Mollie
Young, of West Virginia; Miss Nettie Don
nelly, of Alexandria; Captain and Miss Regan,
Dr. Straight, j. G. Beardsley, Jack Meading,
VIII Covert, Maj Urell, Frank Johnson,
Capt. Gillin, Jesse Grant, Morgan
Pruett, George Chadwick, Peter j. Cambell,
OF Baltimore; J. J. White, J.J. Clark Kansas
City; Jake Brill, T. j. Belts, A. NJ. Armruster,
George DIETRICH, j. D. Burns, Leonard Spen-
White, viii somerville, Maj. o'Brien,
Patrick Moore, +. G. Mccormick, Lieut.. Vail,
Henry Peterson, Frank Lewis, P. Mclaughlin,
DR.. Williams, Moses sinsheimer, George
Jones, Col. William Dixon, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Frank Paige, Henry Sanderson, Misses
sanderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Findley, Mr. and
Mrs. Strausburg, Mr.. and Mrs. viii Hendley,
Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Hendley, H. C. McGrew,
Mr. and Mrs. De Putron, A. L. Skid
more, A: c. Rawlins, Mr.. Ed Mcdonald,
J. G. Maxwell, Joseph Darr, Ed Abner,
George s. Atwater, Rudolph Ball,
Alfred L. Baker, R. A. Bishop, E. B.
Bliss, G. G.. Bollinger, c. o. Brill,
Daniel E. Cahill and lady, Alfred Carue,
E. c. DePutron, August Douglas, W. H. Doug
las, Joseph Tanning, George Fr1tch Jacob
Held, J. j. Hogan, j. w. Hudnall,
Mrs. Marion P. Hubbard, Joseph E.
Irland, NJ. D. Jacobs, Charles jacobson,
Thomas J. King, s. G. Kinsley, Louis Kohler,
George Z. Kozel. H. E. Leech, j. n. Lonman,
Thomas j. Myers, r. A. Parke, j..
7. Potts, Charles S. Rawlings, Charles
Rupertus, George 8. Smith, II. HI.
Smith, Frank Schwarz, M. V. Tierney, r. j.
Walker Thomas Walsh, Joe Z. Rawlings,
George P. Gruzborm, and w. G. Shine.