The daily tribune., 1904-01-04
PUBLIC INSTALLATION.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Show
Visitors a Good Time.


tainment gathered in Union hall on
Saturday evening, to witness the in
stailasion of officers of Fremont lodge
No. 9S, l. O. o. F.. and Salome Rebe-
kah lodge No. 53, I. o. o. F. 1t WAS
estimated that 400 people witnessed
the ceremonies, but we believe that
375 would be a safe figure.
The installation ceremonies were
cond ucted by E. @ Furniss AS grand
master, assisted by Mrs. Cora Barrow
dale and J. f. Terrence as grand
masiial, assisted by Mrs. j. II
Edwards. Tho other grand officers
were Lynn Smith. Mrs Van Wye,
George Columbia, Mrs Mary Lloyd E.
H. Denton. Alice Boettler, W. E.
Mcdonald and Mrs. E. H. Denton,
NJ. E. Lewis and Mrs David Eynon.
The execution of the work was the
finest that WAS ever put OF the floor
here as Mr.. Furniss and j. +. Tor
renee had the ritual committed to
memory and not book was used by
any one. To these gentlemen great
credit is due for the success Of the
! installation.
The officers installed by Fremont
lodge were: J. H. EDWARDS n G.;
Alfred Durfee, V g; Ed. Cassedy.
secretary; J. II. Chairman, f 8;
Charles McOandless treasurer; r @
| Thompson. W; John Saunders. O.; O.
@. McNulty, G.; Sam Cameron, o
q; Leon Dearing. r 8 s. Mr.. Craw
ford, L s s; Lynn Smith. r N G;
A. N. Parnall, l. s N G; Victor Nc
Candless. r S V G Abner Hoffman.
LSV &.
The officers of the Rebekah lodge
are: Hattie John N G; Educ Car
rethers, V G.; DR.. Condit, Secy; Mary
Hackett, F s; Edith Ramsay, Treas !;
Mary Thompson, W; Goldle Nc.
Candless, O.; Cora Barrowdale. r s
N G.; Mrs. G. O. Tedfvrd, L N G;
Eva Carrethers, chaplain; Bell Ed.
yards, R Sy G.; Birdie Corning, L
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W. l.. Bottoms. l G; Mrs J. II.
Chairman. r A s; Mrs. d. A. Gass,
L A S; Mrs. Margaret CLARK, Miss
May l.orimer, Mrs. Bessie Shannon
and Mrs. Ed. Cassedy. banner bearers
After the installation a fine pro-
gram was presented. The program
committee consisted of Mrs. Barrow.
| dale, Mrs. Bessie Smith and Mrs. A.
N. Parnall, and the ladies deserve
much credit for their labors in secur.
ing such a list of artists for the enter
tainnent. Mrs. Smith had charge
of the program and announced that
the first number was a presentation.
Mrs. v. E. Mcdonald stepped upon
the stage and asked Prof. Durfee to
present Mrs. Fannie L. Watts before
the speakers stand, aud in few brief
words on behalf of number of her
friends in the RebeKah lodge who ap-
preciated her work as noble grand
the past term presented her with a
beautiful and costly past grand's col.
lar Mrs. Watts was taken compile.
tely by surprise and in few words
expressed her than ks and appreciation
of the valuable gift.
The program was then carried
out and the best ever rendered on a
like occasion.
Following is the program as
rendered:
Piano solo. Master Lawrence James.
Vocal solo. Miss Lila Smith
Recitation. Prof. +. NJ. Condit.
Cornet duet. Miss Irene Parnall and
J. V. McCandless. Miss Parnall at.
tracts much attention because of her
youth, but she can make music.
A reading by Miss Mabel Sheafer.
Piano duet the Misses Condit.
A cornet solo. Prof. Willett Barton.
Reading. Mrs. M. E. Shu3k.
Vocal solo. Miss Mary Milliken
A selection by the Big Four quartet
-Messers. Lynn Smith, Il. B. Cum
bow, Ed, Allen, f. L. Nelson.
After the rendition of the program
the refreshment committee announced
that everyone must stay and get some.
thing to eat. Hoffman, Bros. then