The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-22
THE SONS OF ST. GEORGE
Tuesday Will Be The Fifth Anniversary
Of the LOds'. es'
wHEN.ALL WILL CELEBRATE
A Magnificent Procession. With.
Music. oratIons. Balls and En-
joyment or Various Kinds
twill Be a Gala Day

BUTTE, April 2i.-The fifth annual cele-
bration Of the united lodges OF the order
of the Sons and Daughters OF ST. George
will take place on Tuesday, and promises
to excel any similar event yet held in
Butte. The committees of arrangement
have about completed their work and the
programme provides for a grand parade
IN the morning through tho principal
streets Of Butte, Centerville and Walker
Vile. The line of march will BIO as fol-
lows: Starting from the Victoria lodge
room on West Broadway at o'clock,
headed by the Boston & Montana band,
thence to Centervifie, where Peace and
Harmony lodge will be met; thence to
Walkerville TO meet DIR. Livingstone and
Black Prince lodges; down Main to Park,
east on Park to Arizona, north on Arizona
TO the High school building. west on
broadway to Montana, south on Montana
TO Park, east on Park to Main md north
on Main to Centcrvile. u.
On arriving at the High school buildi ng
short stop will be made and appropriate
exercises held. The ihree lodges of the
Daughters of st. George will also partici-
pate in the parade. Each lodge has had
new banner painted especially for the
occasion, which will add much to the at
music for the parade viii be furnished by
the aBoston & Montana, Butte City Silver
Cornet and Alice bands. 80 -
The afternoon exercises will be held in
the ST. George hall at Centerville, com.
mencing at 80 o'clock. w. j. Palmer,
Of Victoria lod9e, will act as chairman.
The orator of the occasion will be tue
Rev. Mr.. Coombs of Missoula, well
known and interesting speaker, who has
been heard in Butte before. Other
speakers will be S. j. Lees of Black
Prince lodge; w. o. Clymo of Peace aud
Hor lrhuo nd William. arfI -
Victoria lodge. The Centerville. Glee
club will furnish the music at the hall.
In the evening concert will be given
at the Centerville NJ. E. church for those
who do not care to attend the dances.
There will be two balls in the evening,
one at St. Georges hall in Centerville and
the other at Renshaw hall in Butte. The
Morris and Bergstrom orchestra will
furnish the music. The following COM
mrttees have been appointed to manage
the dances:
st. Georges hall, Centerville-Director,
Henry Youlton; assistant director, Will
liam Opie; floor manager, Thomas Gun
dry; assistant managers, Fred Martin
and w. j. Barnett; reception committee,
James Lugc, Fred Uren, j. G.. Richards,
Thomas Edwards and Peter Eddy.
Renshaw hall, Butte-Direc,or, William
Boast assistant director, w. II. Tonkin;
floor manager. doe Hancock; assistant
!. managers, Arthur Smith aud Harry
Wales; reception committee. Robert
Rodgers, A. E. Martin, &. A. Slrongman
and James Trevennen.
The general committee OF arrangements
is composed of the following:
Albert L. Martin, chairman; William
Bartle, secretary; w. A. Edwards, treas
urer.
Peace and Harmony lodge-William
Eddy, Thomas Edwards, James c. R'ch-
ards, William Opic.
Victoria lodge-Arthur Smith, Charles
Caddy. Edward Lawrey, j. X. Pomerov.
Black Prince lodge u NJ. Hall, W. II.
Rumble. Robert Rodgers and James
Tippett.
The Daughters of st. Gsorge will serve
lunch in the afternoon and evening at
Butte and CentcrviIlc.
John Nance will be marshal of the day,
and William Eddy, Arthur Smith and o.
NJ. Hall will be assistant marshals.