The herald., 1894-04-25
THE THREE-LINK MEMS DAY.
The Odd Fellows Big Celebra-
tiOn Tomorrow.
Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of the
Order.
A Grand Parade by All the City Lodges
in the AfternOOn-A Literary Enter
tainment and "a Grand Ball
to Be Given.

The Odd Fellows of this city and
vicinity are making elaborate prepara-
tions for the celebration OF the 10Th
anniversary OF the founding of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows, which
occurs tomorrow.
There will be q street parade on
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, fol-
lowed by q literary entertainment at
the Burbank thester, and grand ball
in the evening at Armory hall.
The line of march of the parade will
be south on Broadway to Third, thence
to Spring, to First street, to Main, and
along Main to the Burbank theater.
Prior TO the parade the lodges will meet
at the l. o. o. F. hall on North Spring
street and proceed to North Broadway,
where the procession will form, and will
be conetituted as follows:
Platoon Mounted Police
Grand Marshal W. A. Bonynge.
Chief OF staf Mai w. o. Barr.
Aids-Col. W. P. schlosser, Brig: Gen J. r.
Mathews Ancll stump, T. e. Walsh, g. w.
Stockwell, V. rherbsid, q. " Chester, D. d.
Norton, II. G. Dillon Louis Fl. Wood.
Band.
Canton Riverside No % ?. NJ, Riverside,
canton OTlOu NO. : J.. VI M.. LOS Angeles.
seml.Tropic lodge No. 81, Los Angeles
Pico HEIGHTS Lodge No. o62, Los nseles.
Mast Side Lodge No. 235, Los AnceleH.
Good Will Lodge No. 323, Los Angeles.
Golden Rule Lodge No. 160, Los Angeles
Los Angeles Lodge No. 80, Los Angeles.
Visiting Lodges.
Magnolia Bucam pment No. st, Los Angeles
Orange Grove kncampment No. 81 Los Angeles
Laurel Encampment, No. -, santa Ana.
Speakers, in Carriages
Daughters Of Rebecca, in CarriageE
Veteran Odd Fellows, in CARRIAGES.
It is expected that every seat will be
occupied in the Burbank theeter for the
literary exercises which will open at the
close of the parade, p. m. Tbs pro-
gramme arranged is given below:
Overture-Lowinsky's orchestra.
Opening ode-By the mem bers.
Prayer-Rev. G. G. Mclean, D. D.
Duet, selected-Mrs. Duy and Miss K. Ash
AddreSs-Rev. G. c. Mclean, D. D.
Vocal solo, The Soldiers Bride-Mrs. Nellie
Morfoot
Recitation, The Gipsy Flower Girl-Miss Lily
Buckingham.
Comic song, Foley Parker.
Address-Rev. W. A. Knighten.
Quartette, selected. y. NeWkirk W m. Mead,
f.. d. Chipron, A. d. Coombs.
| Recitation, selected-Thos. Barnes.
Select1on-By the orchestra.
The grand ball which will be given in
the evening promises to ia one of the
1000 invitations have been Issued and
the hall will be beautifully decorated
for the occasion. It is expected that
there will be several thousand Odd Fell
lows in the city during the day.
The committee of arrangements is as
follows: g. j. P. Ford, chairman; G.
Heiman, secretary.
Golden Rule, No. 160-W. Y. White,
i James Watt, J. F. Fosmir.
Los Angeles lodge, No. $50. P. j.
Ford, Jsmea Ashman, F. NJ. Wolford.
:. Good VIII lodga, No. 32S.-J. H Gin
Pico Heights lodge, No. 362-J. w
Francis. o. F. Peeler, @. NJ. Chester.
Columbia Rebeccs Degree lodge, No
134-Mrs. Herzog, Mrs. L. E. Gingery
Mrs. G. Church.
Semi-rropic lodge, No. 371-H. Y
Qu&ckenbush, F. Gillespie, M. A. Yves
ner.
Orphsus lodge. No. 237-J. Saunders
j. Bruckner, A. T,schhauser.
Orange Grove sncampmens, No. 81
G. Heiman, R. Livingstone, F. E. Mil
lar.
Arbor Vitae Rebecca Degree-Mrs. ],
J. Murratt, Mrs. M. Bradford, Mrs. Ii.
dell.
Eureka, No. 129-Mrs. o. L. Robert
son, Mrs. J. @. Ryder, Mrs. NJ. j. Green.
man.
East Side lodge, No. $3.50. L. Rob-
ertson, &. W. Stockwell, D. D. Morton.