The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

In keeping with the usual custom of
the order the Elks Of Minneapolis will
hold memorial services at 3 pm. to-
day in memory of the brothers who
have died in the last year. The memoir
al service is an annual affair, and is
always a service of unusual meaning to
the members Of the order.
The. memorial address will be de-
livered by Charles H. Hamilton of the
the order and a brilliant orator and
whose memorial addresses before other
lodges are cherished in the archives Of
the national order. George M. Blocker
of Minneapolis will speak particularly
for the Minneapolis lodge. and Rev.
James $. Montgomery will offer the
prayer. ..|.-''
The Program.
A musical program of unusual inter
est and particularly appropriate to the
occasion has been arranged. The serv-
ice will be held in the Metropolitan
operahouse. The, program as. arranged
is as follows:
Minneapolis Symphony Quartet teHa'A0"SA'
Opening ceremonies ...............By the lodge
'xear Not Ye 0 Q 1srasl" Dudley BUCK
Opening ODE air, ':Auld Lang syne.''
Great ruler of the universe,
Au-see1ng and benign,
Look down upon and bless our work,
. And be all glory thine.
oh, hear our prayers for honored dead,
While bearing in our minds,
The mem'rtes craven on each heart,
For Aud Lang Syne.'
The Audience. . -.
P pdarir :.s,.: sc: Rev. James S. Montgomery
String Quaret; cello solo by Carlo Fisher op'''
IN n ms Goid Brother George M. Blocker
= -: -. Elks Quartet. ~ essier
String Quartet; violin solo BY Heinrich Ho easI
Memorial address, Charles Il! Hamilton, Milwau-
. kee lodge, No. 46.
' wan Mrs W. N. porteous. A'ooe'
Closing ceremonies by the lodge
String Quartet. -
closing ode; air, Home, Sweet Home."'; ,"r
We've finished our labor, the parting has come,
And each of our brothers goes to his home;
And, our voices blending, now will depart, :
IN perfect love giving each note from the heart.
Each duty accomplished, each brother content,
on thus may we ever our friendship cement,
At last lead us all to the grand lodge above.
Benediction. ~ @>SN'S''
Those partici pating in the musical
program are, Mrs. w. N. Porteous, con-
tralto; David G. Black, tenor; Mrs.
Fred G.: Smith, accompanies; Mime
a a s, Symphony quarter, Heinrich
violin; Olaf Halls, viola; Carlo Fisher,
cello; Elks' quarter, George W. Buck
ingham, Dayton w. Elliot, Fred G..
Smith, Alex MacLean.
The ushers will be A. L. Hazer, W.
c. Mccormack, George B. Leonard, W.
J: Breslauer, J. G. Neumeier, Charles
D. Van Nest, r. r. Woodbury., E. N.
Young, Richard Boutell, F. W. Greaves,
d. E. Tucker, G.. A. Yokom, E. J. Smith,
F. A. Gross, B. R. Coppage.
The memorial committee in charge
Of the service consists Of Theo L. Hays,
Henry L. Patthey, F. E. Storor, Fred
G.. Smith, W. T. Fraser.
The roster Of absent brothers is as
follows:
Frank J: Horan James Mahar, Daniel oKeefe
Isaac B.. Willis Arthur T. schaffer Robert B.
E. $. Austin. F. S. Mcdonald D. L.. Danforth,
Il s hon ayef Too1s Msm ss'ss
John j. robin. john 7. Thompson. James a1es'n B.
Laurens Marcus F. Hayne, C. M. Foote; George
Loyejoy., Charles N. schaeffer. "A. 6. BirR-
boWnsy Arn oSn MR5 pmn Re5
B. J. Sawyer, Henry Cotton, j. D. Harmon, T.
A. Mcdonald I,n l. B +, Fsrwell: P. B. Winston,
Edwin r Hilton n. F. Wsrner. a. E. a. B. hG Zer
f. r. Bassett F. A. simmons, G. e. ste eSfees
MesWeeney G. w. Warne NJ J. b1 Ptett
er, f. W. Olson. William A. Vail. James teI II,
Dunn J. l. pq HisHs X Loysjoy G.
tin Whitcomb. Frank L. Conkey, Thomas G.
r shsly. F. O. Fske, Adolph r. F Fiier. oHS''eS