The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-17
UNION HALL CROWDED.
Splendid Entertainment by w. O..
w. and Pacific Circle.


W. and Pacific Circle.
The Woodmen of the World and
| Pacific Circle know how to do things
and they always make success OF
their undertakings.
Union hall WAS packed last night,
ever gathered in that place. Stand.
ing room WAS at premium.
Mrs. II. r. Moore presided over
the meeting in her usual pleasant way
and introduced j b. Merserve. who
gave the address of welcome. Mr..
Meserve's talk WAS along the lines of
fraternal insurance which was very
interesting and if The Tribune had his
speech written down would repro.
duce 1t.
Mrs. Moore then introduced the
Peak sisters who came with their old
fashion dress, band boxes. bird cages.
poodle dogs and all. Mr. Charles
Little representing Mr.. Makeover a
travelling man from New York. made
his appearance and made the old
maids over into as many different
characters as they represented This
act was pronounced fine, and AS each
character YVES made over it responded
with some selection.
The program was as follows;
Address, Mr.. John b. Meserve
Piano Solo. Miss Aulsebrook
Monologue, Mr.. ii. A. Collar
Vocal Solo, Mr.. c. w. Blaney.
Recitation, Miss Oracle Casey.
Vocal Solo, Mr.. Nj. c. Morse,
Song Comic Miss Nellie LaPlant.
Recitation, Miss Amter,
Song tSelectedl Mrs. Ethelda Morse.
Violin Solo "Gipsy Dance" Henri Ernst,
Miss Carlotta Montana Rice.
Vocal Solo Miss Adeline Rees.
Piono Solo, Prof Hitler.
Address, Fraternity" Mrs. Clara Hillix.
Vocal Solo Mr.. c. w Blaney.
Recitation, Mrs. Kniffen.
Second Sight Seance, "Bosco Ego"
After the program was completed
refreshments were served consisting
of sandwiches, pickles, saratoga chips,
cake and coffee.
1t was an evening which will long
be remembered by those who were
guests of the Woodmep OF the World
and Pacific Circle. The object of
the entertainment was TO get those
who do not belong to the order inter.
ested.
The Circle now has membership
of no. having made tremendous
growth in the past year The lodge
wants to pass the 300 mark by the
first of the year,
The Woodmen have membership
of $50 and want to reach 400 In the
near future. Both lodges received
several new applications last night.
Mrs. CLARA Hillix made splendid
talk on Fraternity, which The
Tribune reproduces. She only had
few moments in which to talk and
could not go into detail Mrs Hillix
has been honored by the grand camp
of the Pacific Jurisdiction by being
elected rs one of its managers. She
is always ap untiring worker in her
home lodge. therefore her talk will
have great influence 1t was as fol.
lows;
do not think 1t fair TO have my
subject assigned and printed down on
the programme, so that you have al
ready decided, Nov that will be dry
and uuinteresting. There is one
consolation, however, | can do like a
United Brethren preacher l used to
know, I'll announce my text ard that
is the last you'll hear of it, I'm a
United Brethren myself so / can tell
this if | want to. However, he was
a smart man in spite of his faults, for
he had his life insured and when lie
died last spring he left his timid little
wife and three boys well provided for
in this worlds goods.
Fraternity-its "A good thing in its