The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-02
Birmingham Lodge Will Honor Memory of the Departed
 Tomorrow Afternoon
THIRTY-FIVE MEMBERS
 OF ORDER HAVE DIED
Gen. w. w. Brandon Will Deliver Euoey-List of Deceased and Officers of Birming-
 ham Lodge.

Birmingham lodge No. fs. Benevolent Order of Elks will pay tribute to the memory of the departed brothers at the annual memorial exercises which will take place at the Bijou theatre tomor- row afternoon at 230 o'clock.
 The memorial committee completed the programme for the occasion yesterday and it is one that will undoubtedly prove entertaining and attractive. The musical numbers will probably please all lovers of song and music.
 There are no more impressive scenes than the ones witnessed annually at an Elks memorial. While in this world an Elk Is considered one of the "Best Peo- pie on Earth by members of the order and many other persons entertain such a sentiment for the weareys of the horns. Elks always pay honor and tribute to their deceased members.
 The following is the programme In full for the exercises Sunday afternoon:
 The Programme. Overture ........................... March
 Bro Harms Orchestra.
 Opening of Lodge.
 Lodge Hymn: .........................
 Lodge, Orchestra and Audience
 Great Ruler of the Universe
 All-seeing and benign,
 Look down upon and bless our work
 And be all glory Thine;
 Oh. hear our prayer for the honored
 dead
 While bearing in our minds
 The memories graven on each heart
 For Auld Lang Syne
 Prayer ........... Bro. Rev. Quincy Ewing Quartette "Elfenland," ........... .Kjerulf
 Mrs. o. D. Atkins, Miss Queen
 Butler, Miss Matte c. Perkins,
 Miss Louise Moore, Miss Lucy
 Bickley Miss Katherine Mac
 Knight, Miss Sadie Hamilton, Mrs
 R. T. Williams.
 Eulogy Bro. w. P. McCrossin Alto Solo Gods Acre" ....... Brewer Miss Hattie Garland Perkins. MT. Dahm-Petersen, accompanist Euogy ..............B Bro w. w, Brandon Baritone Solo "rhe Watch .... Loewe MT Adolph Damn Petersen Miss Katherine MaeKright, Accompanist Selection Melody in F' ........ Rubesten Bro. Harms and Orchestra. Quartette "The Lost Chord" Sullivan Mrs. Atkins and Mrs. Williams: Miss Butler, Miss Perkins, Miss Moore, Miss Bickley, Miss Mac Knight and Miss Hamilton. | Closing of the Lodge. DOXOlOgy ........................ ...,.Lodge, Orchestra and Audience l Praise God from whom all blessings flow. | Praise Him all creatures here below; | Praise Him above. ye Heavenly Host, Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost.  Absent Brothers. | The absent brothers, whose memories ! will be honored tomorrow by the living. were in life:
 W. D. Morgan, M. B. Throckmorton, c. A. Rowley, w. R. Ward, E. Sidell, b. w. Linn, Allen F. Strother. J. B. Morton, pr. J. A. Brown. Emil Gluck, D. c. Red dington. S. Erwin Schillinger Rev O. P. Fltzsimons, John Queen, A. s. vonKamp, | w. s. Sannemann. NJ. J. Mullally, R. l " Taylor Tom McNamee, c. w. Bagger- | ly, B. A. Fox. F. D. Wolf, Harry Frost, I Henry Petersen, John F. Dusenberry S. | Solomon, J. J. Laughran, David S Fox, | w. S. Rogers, Paul Sharpe. J. B. Knox, J. J. Altman, Joseph Barnes, Paul Glar- | doni, and Harry Westcott. Officers of Lodge. The officers of Birmingham lodge No. 1s are Eli F. Smith, exalted ruler; John F. Antwine, esteemed leading knight; L. N. Archer. esteemed loyal knight; J. E. shel- by, esteemed featuring knight; J. J. Cur ran, tiler; H. E. Shropshire. Jr., secre- tary. Aug. Schillinger, treasurer; W. S. Shepherd. esquire B. H. Cooper, inner guard F. M. Gardner, chaplain Adolf Damn Petersen, organist. Board of Trustees-C. E. Meglemry, John L. Parker, Louis Schlllnger Past Exalted Rulers-B. M Allen, C. E. Meglemey, E. J. McCrossin, s. Solomon F. Solomon. P. L. Houppert. Fred L. | Grambs Louis V. Clark. Harry Jones' w M. Drennen, W. P. McCrossn, H. w. English, J. G. Housmann, D. E. Drennen John w ONeill. c. S. Simmons, J. T. Glover, will V. Trimmer. Memorial Committee-L. N Archer chairman; J. E. Shelby. Adolf Damn Petersen, Gus Rotholz. Howell Graham, H. E. Shropshire, Jr., Ben s. Thelss, J. T. VanArsdale, w. s. Shepherd. In the absence of Exalted Ruler Eli F. Smith of the local lodge. John F. Antwlne, esteemed leading knight, will preside at the exercises at the Bijou theatre It is expected that the capacity of the theatre will be taxed to accommodate the