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Globe Lodge Entertains their Friends
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 Globe Lodge No. 4S9 B. r. o. E., gave it's first ladies social session last Tuesday night, in Odd Fellows build ing The entertainment was on a scale to correspond with the reputa- tion for generous hospitality which the order enjoys wherever it is known. An excellent programme of music and recitations was rendered in the lodge room where the guests, to the number of nearly two hundred and fifty, were comfortably seated.
 The Globe band rendered lively air which put the audience in a recep- tive mood to enjoy the many good things to follow.
 Mir Adolph Jacobs, presiding, on be- half of the lodge, in well chosen lan- guage, welcomed the guests. Prof, Thos. Vincent, whose cOntri- buttons are always pleasing, then favored the audience with cornet solo.
 The recitation, "A Mans Man for a'That," by MT. Lawrence Tulloch, pleased the audience immensely, and Larry" experienced some difficulty in getting away.
 MT. George J. Stoneman's reading of Thanatopsis was altogether credible effort, fully appreciated by the audi ence.
 A violin solo by Miss Julia Hamm so pleased the asSemblage that an enchore | was called for and was gracefully re- sponded to.
 The address of the evening was made by Rev. F. o. McIntier, on char | ity, a cardinal principle of the ElkS, and the reverend gentleman handled his subject in d manner to gain the approval of his hearers.
 The next piece on the programme, and one of the most enjoyable num- bers, was vocal quartette by Messrs. Brookner and Hitchcock, and Mrs. Patton and Miss Josephine Hamm. 
 MT. Ed House followed with the song, Just One Year Ago Tonight, which met with merited applause.
 'Grigsby's Station, raad by Frank Alley, met with merited approval.
 The members of the lodge then formed the brotherly chain of love, offering toast to Our Absent Friends" and singing Aud Lang Syne
 Here pleasing diversion in the programme occurred, MesSrS. Winters and Starr presenting to the lodge q handsome altar made of Pinal mourn tain walnut, artistically designed and handsomely finished and which MT. Jacobs, for the lodge, accepted in a brief speech.
 Another selection by the band was | followed by an instrumental duet by Prof Vincent and Mir. $. HindS. which elicited warm applause.
 This closed one of the best pro grammes which it has been our pleas ure to listen to for a long time.
 The banquet was served in the lower hall, where ample provision had been made for seating the entire assem- blaze, and while the spread hardly met the expectations of the lodge members, the guests appreciated the good intentions of the lodge and no | apologies were required. After the banquet all repaired to the lodge room and were entertained by MT. E. T. Becker, Exalted Ruler of Kansas City Lodge, No. 26, who spoke eloquently of the benefits and objects of the order.
 | Meanwhile the lower hall had been cleared and made ready for the entry of TeIpSichore and her train of at tendants, and .to.the inspiration of eX- cellent music the throng threaded the mazes of the dance until nights orbS began to pale,
 The entertainment throughout was one which for genuine enjoyment has seldom been equalled in Globe, and the Elks have earned an enviable name as entertainers.
 Globe Lodge, No. iS9 B. P. O. E., is to he congratulated upon the success of its first social session, ana the sey- eral committees upon whom the bur den of the entertainment rested are ] especially deserving of mention. They are as follows: Banquet William Rolling, A. P. Merritt, Taylor Flush: entertainment Lawrence Tulloch H.. A. Pratt, Adolph Jacobs; invitation k. ]. Williams, Harry Duey. $. E.. 1 Claypool: reception J, W. Starr, w. w. Breokner E. M. Bashore; floor committee R. J. Williams, Victor B. Bloom, Elmer Mercy, A. I. Flood and Harry Duey.
 
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