The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-25
IN THE LODGE ROOM.

The seventy-nintn anniversary Of the I.
D. o. +. Will be celebrated In Seattle to-
morrow In most suspicious manner The
anniversary day is April "a. and the exect-
tive committee In charge OF all arrange
ments have definitely arranged pro.
gramne, and not a single detail that will
go 10 make the celebration a success will
be overlooked
All lodges VIII assemble promptly at
O'clock y. m. at Armory hall and the ex-
errises IN the afternoon will consist Of the
following musical and literary programme:
Address of welcome ....
.;;..;........ Col Il. p. Edsen president
musical selection .................. Orchestra
con.raIto solo-''what the CHIMNEY
sang" tby GrIswold) Miss Edna Whittier
kecitation-Selected. Prof r. r. McI.aren
Baritone solo-"My Native Land tby
MateD .:,.,..:.::.. Mr.. c. w. Saunders
Soprano. solo ................M Miss Shersosi
RECITATION ..--..-.-....... Mr.. Emil Zlehl
Celebration oraiion. Brother Il. Swee-
ney. deputy grand master of Colorado
The exercises OF the day will conclude
with bali and banquet In the evening.
The executive committee has forwarded
q circular 10 the officers and members OF
the order and part OF IL follows:
The executive committee having charge
OF the seventy ninth anniversary In Seat
tie on April rs has definitely arranged the
following programme.
'Ali lodges viii assemble promptly at
p. m. at Armory hail. on Union street The
warden of each lodge viii distribute the re-
galia for the officers and members of his
lodge. to he wcrn during the exercises at
the Arrnory. which VIII thereafter be re-
turned 10 him. Seats VIII te assigned 10
the different lodges as body. The exer-
cises at the Armory in the afternoon Will
consist OF literary and musical enter
talnment- brother 10 Sweeney. deputy
grand master of Colorado. will deliver the
anniversary Grafton.
The exercises of the day will conclude
- ts.rf
ing at the Armory This will be strictly
for Odd Fellows and their friends. Tickets
can be procured only upon presentation OF
an invitation signed by u member of the
orler. These can be had by applying 10
the executive COMMITTEES.
The banquet viii be provided by the Re-
bekshs az this city which In itself Is
guarantee or It's excellence
arrangements for reduced rates OF one
and one-iifth fare have been made with the
Northern Pacific Railway Company. Puget
Sound a. Alaska Steamship Company and
the Seattle & International Railway Gem
pany. Brothers purchasing tickets must
procure a receipt from the agent. showing
that they have paid fall fare one way
and this together with certificate from
the secretary of our committee, viii in
sure one-tifth return fare. good until
April =. Brothers from Taeoma can pro-
cure a round trip ticket for ~ cents on
. the steamer Flyer. Brothers from Everett
each good from April - 70 ~
you will greatly ohiige by advising the
secretary Of this committee how many in
vttations you viii require Immediately.
Traternally youn
"A. F. PARTRIDGh
~. ROHIFS
WILLIAM PEARSE
''W r.. ENGE.I.
SOL Blum
III. q CARSON
Executive Committee
The executive committee has appointed
IN. following subcommittee;
Hall-D. Rohifs. w Hensel. T. ". Meek
stroth.
Transrortation-~A. r. Partridge. E. A.
Kelly J. f. Mclaughlin.
PrfatingA. 4. Partridge. T. ". McPher-
son r NJ. Wilson.
Music Sol Blum. Job Quiet. ". W. Ell
drei.
Entertainment and programme Sol
Blum Mrs Rarnes Nr~ HALEY.
WAYS and Mears-E. i. Edsen. J. c. Nc
Alhsfur J r. Ajax.
f'ecoration--w. f. EngeI. II Peterson.
Al Spear.
Reeep,ion-~Jerry Fortain. II. e. Carson,
". w Elarei Allan G; Clark e. r Wilt
lg!ns Mrs Nellie II fnoT. Mrs. Lena Raj
lev. Mrs r u. Farr. Mrs = 4. fsodng.
Tefres b William Feagse, Mrs. Sill
man Mrs. EsTnes. Miss SAsrSan. Mrs. Me-
rherson. MgS Railey. jerry Foriain,
Floor tnumit,ce--T. w Mcpherson. G.
Il. HATHAWAY Louis Gilbert. W. r EnEel,
u Rpnket Fred SNYDER. f.. J. Bailey Sol
Bigns. Hoor manager