Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-03
o,,,tituI and Impressive Men,
orial Services Last
Night.
nc, y IN SALT LAKE THEATeR.
c.ouded With Members OF the
'~ and Their F'rlends--Principal
address by Rabbi Freund'


i nl"' IN the salt Lake theater. ,.,,
'' Tsa lower floors were CROWDED WV"
lno 80 and their friends who had as
M sp,y, 70 participate in the rituaiisuc
seuiV's 81 honor of the dead. Beaut-
s Y, sscoratlons on the stage gave a,i
iul NJ ,o setting for tho service when
eiieciti5 Saautitllly and impresslvely con-
Quoted. .u 90 The dead members OF
l 400 S5 Benevolent ana rroaoo'"e
oySsr Of Elks, was READ as iopo"
DEPARTED BROTHERS
:. % Miles, Il. j. Pratt, +, II. Pc
W. w smith, Lester Wallacn, ".
ters rsa,,ins X. A. kjos, F. X, Holt
A. + McKenna, Louis Goldsmltn'
maaS, miller, Henry Siegel. w. a. Mel
N. >" iobn %. Hill, Jr,, +. A. II. FRANK
dsl S Son ID. Inman, w. +, Corey,
iih w. Peters, j. T.. O'Brien, owen
NAY TAIN G, Iaux, r. l.. McEiroy'
hos'',r otson w, II. Root. l.. Il. Rlter'
AZ, Woshburg, Lester Taylor Z. L.
iIsnA 4 BENSON, d. Z. Tarpey, T.. i.
hls,, OTTO c. Bersbaok, W. j. Nc
, h1aua' r " McCune, IL. NJ. Saylor.
OPENING SERVICE.
rso onenlng service was by shep-
ny dTrcbesira. which rendered the
.,.rtIon, God wis It. me sersios
y. opening the meetings or tne oraa'
~, men conducted, the folloWlns oil,-
',sis participating under the directio'
- Thomas Homer, exalted ruler
Gsorge f. Stlckley, esteemed Leading
..isbts q $, Pulver, esteemed loyai
srisSt, W. p. Cooper, esteemed lectur-
.s7tnlqht. A. w. Raybould. secretary
RI sibley, treasurer, and ben ~
Ii Tollowine the invocation by Chaplain
g. Imce. Inc opening ode, GREAT
pgl,- If the Universe" was sung to
Nv Juno of "Auld Lang Syne.' THIS
.,, tloved by a short musical pro-
r,ar consisting Of "Agnus Del by the
Se.,bs.,ra Teach Me, o Lord by q
,n,,ret consisting OF Mrs. BROWNING
Ms Berkhoel, Mr.. Graham ana DIT,
soglres and 70, Divine Rcdeemer,
surg by Mrs Browning
Tho annual eulogy for the departed
brotbers was spoken by James Z.
Isarv. His oulogy was brief, but filled
Min an appeal for feeling Of brother
Mad among men. ond a recognition of
The fa,herhood Of God.
MEMORIAL ADDRESS.
Rabbi c. ]. Freund delivered the an
lual memorial address II was not
mighty, but IL summed up the argu-
Nnts on which the prescepts of the
| us order are bullded, tracing the
rGth OF the world from the time that
cAdenied he was his brothers. keep
gn the condition existing today, In
0mudng his argument from this re-
yag Of progress towards fraternalism,
h said:
I'm the tales OF mythology the Gold
"a AGE Is portrayed as having occurred
2 the distant past. We do not feel
stsaed to picture mans era Of bliss as
arly a topic for memory. For US the
| bought uppermost In mind Is, How
/ IAN We proceed further on the road
| % perfectlOnY that II may be said
| that this was an epoch when fierce
hreds and bitter strifes did not DOM
hate, but each sought 10 promote his
e0ther feloW-man's interests, From
pulpit, platform and press has brother
hood been held forth as a desirable en-
uty These forcefu agencies of popu-
ally have strlven to inculcate the idea
az being desirable in the extreme. They
gollend, and rightly so, that love of
i'log.man must not be an idle pro-
i'Son an empty nothing, but Il true
Teiy
Fiaternalism Is not only a yearning,
Ml often reality. The fierce animos-
le which drove men and nations to
ItSreme Of bitter contests have been
wed down. Warfare is not so readily
serted 10 10 satisfy every supposed
tNs, and arbitration In industrial and
anailonal affairs spells Distinctly
words Of hope that men are APP
Fathng each other more nearly. EN-
hgef ana employee recognize each 9TH
ashmilations, and both are beginning
understand the obligatory need OF a
9lseerated indiyidualism.
" We we show the feeling Of brother
wy 70 the living. This evening we see
laN assem0lage gathered to pay trib-
w 70 th0se fellow-men who have gone
sssl The beauty of an organization
ls sort IS that II does not walt for
VAN 10 show the feeling OF love OF
-4l lot man. but shows the altruistlc
lul' when It's members are able to ap-
'sela1e and understand it,"
REAL FRATERNITY.
ne are thankful that fraternal or
sNtuohs such az this exist, for they
aagIse Brotherhood In the lodgeroom
s without, IN the activities of every.
upe' They who have left your
%.l spe4k ~ loving accents from the
Invisible, with note OF admoni-
& ust love should not be evinced
g.s Eaen tho physical life is termln.
'u-hot only when mute lips fail 10
,s9l 10 our beseeching request for
.'ponse-not only when deaf ears fail
bgs 'y our importuning messages Of
kp ,p must be sadly said. TOO
rSS wo iate While yet they are
pso,, W may love aud brotherhood be
an not merely professed, and
al NglloW mockery-that true may
W Ve mo charge
NJ should die tonight
u toos would look upon my quiet
ME- my laid It in its last resting
gseg that death had almost made
!, hair, ""''o ho"ers upon my
Ard al, smooth II down IN tenderness.
Poa ,o'N my hands In loving caress-
bq 4ba"uS' so empty and cold to-
Nv M, ! sA9uld lie tonight
tSau would call TO mind in loving
g., wrought. "' wy ha'ids had
,s ssn'le word the frozen lips had
%.9 On which the willing feed had
py glIory OF my selfshness and
4ns ~ words. should be ,e,t aside
toe on would be mourned and loved
Zen b snosld die tonight,
mo osr's estgangod would turn or.s
No syss , other days remorsetul,v
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