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ELKS IN PLAY.
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ham Quartet who sang excelientiy anu
whose business created much mef-
rinlent.
The finale was an Indian scene in the
mountains. A score Of braves fully
dressed TO the part lounged round a
camp fire and listened to a witchinS
melody by Big Chief Herzer who was
in excellent voice.
The mystic hour of eleven chimed
anu the EIks toast was sung and 80
the echoes died away a portion of the
scene shifted and q noble elk was re
vealed, standing majestic in the Sc
curity of a rocky fastness.
Aud Lang Syne'' was sung by the
MINISTRIES and the audience in unison
and the curtain fell.
The program was as follows:
FIRST PART.
Opening Chorus. -. BY the Company
"A Gathering of End Men" .........
Bro J. Hastings Rowland, Bro Rob
ert White Bro. AL. H. Moore, Bro j.
Walter DOYLE, Bro. Guy Livingston,
Mr. J. c. Johnson.
Assisted by Bro. w. D. Adams az
THE Devil from "a H of Place
My Irish Molly o.. .................-
Bro. Jas. .. Doughertj
Every Little BIT Helps: !
...............,E %. Mr.. J. G. JehIston
Everybody Works but Father a...-.e
..................Br Bro. j. Walter Doyle
TT was Not SO To Be" $500.
.....-........ mfr. l. S. Dillingham;
MIR. Lawson the Man From Boston"
Observation-Disclosures Bro. Al. II. Moore
In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree.
LAS He Knows IT.. Bro. r. w. White
The Mormon Coon. ...........-....-.
Bro. j. Hastings Rowland
+'On Robinson Cruso's Isle" .........,.
........:..-........R Bro Guy Livingston
OL1O.
The Dillingham; Quartet: Bro. James
D. Dougherty, first tenor; Mr.. Harold
Dillingham;, second tenor; Mr.. l. s.
Dillingham;, first bass; Mr.. Walter
Dillingham;. second bass.
Bro. Sam johnson assisted by Mr. Ben
Clark, MIR. u. Lemon and Geo. Clark.
BRUCE HARTMAN.
The Gingingham Quartet in a
Bunch Of Nonsense: Bro Robt. w.
White, Bro. Guy Livingston, Bro. J.
Hastings Rowland, Mr.. J. G. john
son.
Finale. Bro. Hugo Herzer assisted by
the entire company Aud Lang
Syne."
The performers were: Gentlemen of
the CiTcle-F II. bareere, Walter
Beakbane. s. T. ChillinEworth Jr., w.
S. Chilingwortn, Z. (. Crabbe, a.
Crockett, E. NJ. Desha, Geo. L. Desha,
Jr. Harold Dillingham;, Isaac Dilling
ham, Walter Dillingham;, Jas d.
Dougherty, 9. W. Dowsing, Luther A.
~. 4-NoI4s, EDWIN r'arnanuel, -. n.
HeilhrOn. w. L. Hebron, H. H. Holt,
b. F. Rowland, r. s. Johnston, A. Nj,
keoho, w. e. Kerr. n T. Lake, N B.
Lansing, Jas. Logan, Geo. A Martin,
G. z. Weston, II. z. Murphy, G.. A.
Musgrave, Geo. O'Neill, Roscoe w. Per-
kins. George Pho, ]. A Puuohau, +.
Treadway, L. II. Underwood. VIM. c.
Vannatta. NJ H. Webb, H. a. Wilder,
Chas. D Wright.
Tambus-Bro. Guy Livingston, Bro.
J. Walter Doyle, Bro. al. H. Moore.
Bon s-EIC j. hastings Howiand,
Bro. Robt- w. White, Mr.. J. c. John
son.
Orchestra under direction of Bro.
Henri Berger.
The committees responsible for the
success Of the entertainment are:
Committee Of arrangements -Bro.
Fred. =. angus. Bro. James D. Dough-
erty. Bro. (. Z Hartman. Bro. u -.
X. King, Bro 4 =. Murphy
ChairT.lan-Bro- James D. Dougherty.
FinaH-e-2ra. Il " r. King.
AdvertisinE-Br z. F. Hartman
Press-F51o. \. = Murphy.
Ec-e2-5an-Ero- T.. j. angus.