The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-18
MEMORIAL TO ODD FELLOWS.
LOCAL LODGES WILL JOIN IN SER
VICE Al LUTHERAN CHURCH.

The Odd Fellows VIII March From
Their HnII-ThoSc Who VIII Re-
spond for Their Lodges-Musical
Pro=ramme VIII BE Participated
in by Members of the Brinkley
Opera COMPANY.
With reverence for those who have
dropped out of the ranks during the past
year the Odd Fellows OF Savannah will
hold memorial services at the Lutheran
Church of the Ascension tonight While
the grim reaper has not fallen heavily on
the order, several Of it's prominent and
faithful members nave passed "into the
shadow of the valley OF DEATH"
In some respects the memorial services
this year viii be more complete and i'm
pressive than heretofore which is due TO
the excellent musical programme that has
been arranged. Through the kindness OF
several OF the principals and the chorus
Of the Brinkey Opera Company. II is
promised that the music Will be the most
complete ever heard in any church in Sa-
vannah. This part OF the programme is
under the direction of Mr.. F. II. Upper.
who has succeeded in securing talent that
will make the music equal to the exalted
object OF the service
According to the notice which has been
sent to the various lodges, each lodge viii
meet in its quarters at O'Clock prepara-
tory TO marching to the church De-
kalb lodge is requested to be prepared 70
JOIN the procession as Il passes on State
street, on its way to the church. The
procession will be in charge of Past Grand
Henry kolshorn, who will have charge OF
the march to the church, and also con-
Quoting The odd Fellows to their reserva-
ton OF seats in the church Owing to the
taTaa a1..
the congregation will be large but chairs
will be set In the isle and every means
proyided TO accommodate those who at
The service viii open with an anthem,
'Hark, Hank, My Soul" by the Brink
icy opera Company. This will be followed
win an opening ode by the Odd Fellows.
After this viii be prayer by Chaplain c.
IL Carson, after which Secretary ]. Row
land VIII read the proclamation of the
grand sire and the grand secre Jary. This
VIII be followed by soprano 500 by Miss
Laura Clement
The first response of the evening will
be by Grand Secretary J. S. Tyson, rep
resenting the Sovereign Grand Lodge. Aft
er an anthem, God Is Love" by the
chorus OF the opera company, Past Grand
j. 4 saussy, Sr., will. respond in behalf
OF the Grand Lodge of Georgia. The re-
sponses from the various lodges, which
VIII De references to those who have died
during the year, will be made by the fol-
lowing: Oglethorpe Lodge No. /, by Mr.
r. L. Colding; Live Oak No. g, by -;
DeKalb No. 9, by Mr.. u. ii. McI.aws;
Golden Rule No. 12, by Capt Henry Me
Alpin; Concord, No II. by Mr. c. E. Jones;
Acorn No l03, BY -.
During the responses there viii be solo,
The Lost Chord" by Miss Grace Hazard
or the opera company; a basso solo, to be
selected, by Mr.. Ethan Hale, also of the
opera company; soprano solo, "The Holy
City" by Mrs. c. B. Younglove, and a
tenor solo. Calvary" by Mr.. Peter Lang
The Odd Fellows will appear in their
regalia. 1t will not he necessary for the
Older members to return 10 the lodge room
however, as committee has been ap-
pointed to take charge of their regalla
and return it,