Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-19
FRAZIER NIFTY NOTES.
Red Men Are Preparing for George
Washington's Memorial Exercises
"Fho Eiks' Prayer for Kiks Memor-
iaI Exerci.es- FIRST Rehearsal, for
Calumet Tribo nencn,-Royal Ar
canum banquet Tomorrow N,Sh,-

To Lodge Secretaries and Members Of
Lodges:
the receipt OF any information concern
ing lodge matters which may be of
public interest.
Atlantic Lodge, y. +. and 4. NJ, had
work In the entered apprentice degree
Thursday night
Ideal Council. No. II, Jr o. U. A
/ NJ, held a large and enthusiastic meet
ing in its quarters at Elks' Hall We'd
nesday night. Several candidates were
initiated into the mysteries of the or
| der,
Tldewater Council 1902, r. a., will
| have very important meeting in its
! ing. tomorrow night. Grand Regent
| Is. mberg aud Special Deputy Grand
Rcgtf. Netlp' VIII pay me coun-
| ell M, o,iici., lit on this occasion. 1t
| Is expected that Graz. 80,
Is. Blanks and several onis 80
| OF the Grand Lodge will be piS
After the work of the evening is COLI,
Guided the lodge and its invited guests
VIII adjourn to the restaurant OF Mr.
Amos T. Jordan. where they will par
take of an elegant supper prepared for
the occasion.
Blackhawl1 Tribe No 81, l. o. r. NJ,
Is receiving many applications for
membership. AT its meeting of Decem-
Der 18th, 1t will adopt large class of
palefaces.
The date fixed for the coming social
ana entertainment by the Mystic Chain
IS December 18th. An able committee
mas the matter in hand.
The Illks' Memorial exercises. AL
ways beautiful and impressive. TO he
held on the first Sunday in December,
VIII have some new and beautiful fen-
lures. Among them will be the singing
OF beautiful memorial song entitled
The Elks' Prayer" The words arc by
James Il. Duncan, Esq, one of Nor
folks leading Elks, and the music bv
MIR. Anton Il. l<oerncr president of tho
Norfolk Conservatory of Music.
The first rehearsal of the minstrel
company, composed of the ladies and
gentlemen, which give per-
romance mt 1Glks' Hall December 18th,
for the benefit of Calumet Tribe, !. o.
Il. NJ, took place Friday evening. Re
hearsnls Will be held at frequent inter-
walls until the night of the performance.
Judging from the advance sale of tick
cts, one of the largest audiences ever
assembled in l!lks' Hall will be pres
ent on that occasion.
The company up to date contains the
Following people: The Misses Laduc,
Sautcr, Kennedy, Hicks and Caylor
and Mcssrs. Hilly Crowell, Fred CHS
nell, Abe Moses. Lloyd Dalby Martin
and Yahm, musical artists; the Or
pheum quartette, Il. l.. Williams, lead
cr Raymond Williams second tenor,
Raphael Jacobs, baritone: Percy Do
Zier, basso, and Dan Leslie, nterlocu-
tor.
The vocal portion Of the program Will
be under the direction Of Professor Ed
ward Schustcr, with Mr.. .Schwinck, vio-
linist. The arrangement for the first
part is an elaborate one. and contains
number OF local gems
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Orinoco Tribe, No. 70, I. o. r. M,
at it's meeting Thursday night, took in
several palefaces.
So
Circulars and forms OF ceremony11
have been received and committees are
being appointed by the tribes of Red
Men of Norfolk looking to the perfect
ing of arrangements for ceremonies
commemorative of the one hundredth
anniversary or the death of George
Washington On December 18th these |
services, which will be OF a very i'm
nrcssvc character, will be held at Elks'
Hall.
Norfolk Tent, No 6. *. o. T. NJ, will
initiate several candidates at it's regu-
lar review next Tuesday night.
s-:-a
Landmark Conclavc, 7. o. H, had a |
large and enthusiastic meeting at Van
Wycll's hall last Monday night.
Industry Council .Ir. o. u. A. NJ, will
have an open meeting next Friday |
night at Kim Hall. Rev. Charles I. |
StengIe and others will make addresses. |
The various councils of this section are |
all invited 10 attend.
Blackhawk Tribe will adopt another
large class of palefnces at it's meeting |
the first Monday night in December |
number of candidates have already
been elected.
At It's last meeting Washington Me-
mortal Council. No. .. Jr. o. u. y. NJ.
received fraternal visit from Ideal |
Council. No. II, Jr. o. U. a. NJ. Deputy
the council officially. lie and other
members of the order made addresses |
Arrangements We're made to pay fra
ternal visits to various councils of the
order.
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