St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-05

its iininOrtal nome, mat mouse not DtiliL
with hands, eternal in the heavens.
At this point Mr.. Horton said: Upon
my turn to the city this morning |
learned of the death of another mem-
Der of the order, Louis Coyle Kittson.
The news Of the death was so sudden.
and my heart is today sofull OF grief,
that | will not attempt to pay tribute
to @lliS worth more than to say that he
was life member of St. Paul lodge
and. beloved brother. whose death
came to us. all like shock"
! The lives of these departed brothers
should encourage us to SOLVE in virtue,
in honesty. in charity and Justice, that
when are names are enrolled with
theirs. aud i'll the silence of the night
when we, as a vast army of spiritual
Elks, pass in review of the Supreme
Exalted Ruler, under the grand hai!ing
sign, .'Mori Te salutamus," then may
He be pleased to say. We'll done. ye
good and faithful servants, enter We
into thea1ingdom of eternal JOY"
Rev. Va i's Sermon.
The sermon of Rev. w. S. Vail, which
followed, was upon the thought of the
influence that friendship, sprlnglng out
of the sense of brotherhood, had upon
the life of man from the cradle to the
grave. In conclusion, he said:
We were together over yonder in the lit
tie hall ayear ago. On that day we stood
up and paid our respects to those who
bad departed this life. We come today;
yet we cannot cloak the fact that some
with every hope as bright as ours Oh
that day; with youth and strength and
promise on their side, are not here. We
imagine the Invisible army. We may
ask ourselves how these silent, unseen
magic forces are armed, and with what
bullet they pick off the young as we'll as
the aged. We nlyknow that this army is
with US. and We cannot tell who will
tall next under the unerring aim. But
let us have one thing with us, and let
that one thing be the assurance that we
lowered them with the best gift that love
could give, and then let us do our duty
to those who remain. And that duty
will be best carried out 10y a broad, gen
erouS manhood, manhood permeated
with every idea that is honorable; with
disposition charitable to all the world;
with life based upon ideal principle.
THE BETHEL COURSE.
Good Programme Offered for the
Next Entertainment.
The next entertainment in the ''Peo-
pies Course" given by the Bethel assO-
citation will take place Saturday even
ing, at the Market hail. Master Paul
Garvin, the five-yearold elocutionist,
and his sisters will give the entertain
ment. The Garvin family are remark
able for their Evolutionary talent. The
following is the programme:
Opening Exercises
Master Paul and Miss Myrtle
Borriaboola Cha Miss Jessie
Vas Marriage Failure:'' -. Master Paul
Solo-'Blrd of the Wildwood . Miss Jessie
putting Up Stoves Miss Myrtle
''Aunt Melissa on Boys ....... Miss Grace
Solo-s'That is Love- Miss Jessie
Neither Dead Nor DYING -. :. Master Paul
1.-THE Bald-headed MAN. ..... Miss Jessie
| Song-''Catch the Step
Master Paul and Miss Myrtle
Little Fritz. observation-disclosures. Miss Grace
Solo-''Tit for Tat Miss Jessie
Daniel Webster's Mature of True Flo
Duet I'm the Starlight
Misses Jessie and Grace
/ Chalk Talks. Observation-Disclosures Miss Myrtle
Humorous Recitation ....... Miss Jessie
| Piano Duet.
| "HoW Ruby Played" $3.50. Prof. Garyin
Song-"Good Night"
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