The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-18


 Mccoy. M. at A: F. w. Hermann. l. C.; George E. Myrick, o. G.; Very Rev. Gardner c. Tucker, Representative to Grand Lodge; D. w. McGaughey, Lax schwarz. George H. Hurlburt, Trustees.
 Mobile. No. s7-Nathan simon. L. D. c. C.; Robert E. Gordon, c. C.; Alexis Meyer, V. C.; L D. Browne, F.; J. w. Mayer, M. of w.; H. W. Leinkauf, M Of E.; Henry simon. M of F. and K. of R. and s.; A. Lee Smith, M. at A.; s. H. smith. I. G.; T. H. Rousseau, O. G. :; Nathan Simon, Representative to Grand Lodge; Adolph D. Bloch, Kos A. Meyer, Ed Harris. Trustees.
 Percivale, No 102-Moreland M. Marsh, l.. D. c. O.. Charles Spies, c. C.: J. g. Pugh. v. C.; Henry Frei. P; M M. Carney, M. of w; Ed Prewett, M. at A; Eyre Damer, K. of R. and S.; ID. B. Cobbs, M. of F.; washburne Paul, M. of E.; w. H. Stevens, I. C.; J. A. Car ney, O. G.; M. M. Marsh. Representative to Grand Lodge; Fly Tacon, Henry ID. Lesesne. B. Boykin Boone, Trustees.
 Red Cross, No. 132-Osborne EnholH, l.. D. c. C.: Frank F. Conway, c. C.; R. A. Levisohn, V C.; J. E. Twomey. P; Walter S. Allen, M. of w; w S. Jemison, M of E.; Osborne Enholn1. M of F.i H. O. Horton, K. of R. and s.; OSOt s sC w e5Afliktis at 2 VI kfns, I. G.; J. H. Kopf O. G.; George w. smith, Representative to Grand Lodge; H. O. Horton, F. T. Perkins, T. D. McMillan, Trustees
 Endowment Rank, No. 310-B. Boy kin Boone, President, Henry Ledebur, Vice-President; D. W. McGaughey. Secretary; Dr. H. P. Hirshfield, Medi- cal Examiner.
 Endowment Rank No. 1522-Adolph D. Bloch. President; Monroe Metzger, Vice President; John W. Scheible, Sec retary; Dr. H. P. Hirschfeld, Medical Examiner.
 Following is a list of the commit tees. through whose untiring efforts tonight's exercises were made one grand and glorious success.
 Arrangements-Ben B. Cox, Chair man; John W. Scheible, M. M. Marsh Henry simon.
 Reception--Laz Schwarz. Chairman; Geo. W. Tutwiler, Conner Sims. R. c. Thomas, w. R. Bickiey, Thos. J. Ford, Ernest Huband. NJ. |, Goldsmith. l.. zimmern, H. D. Laffre, Arthur Fiber, A. G. Levy. J. D. Wilkins, $. H. Smith, c. D. willoughby. M. Lowen- stein. M B. Herzfeld, L. D. Brown, A l.. Smith, J. l.. Locke, K. A. Mayer Alexis Meyer, Nathan Simon, D. w. Camp, D. B. Cobbs, J N. Forbes, W. w. Gill. P. J. Howard. wm. Marshall, W. J. McCowan. J. W. Posey. Charles Spies. R. T. Erwin, G. w. Smith. J. w. Phillips. lily Tacon, T. D. McMil- Ian. F. F. Conway. O. Enholm, J. T. Inge, B. c. Rain, A. D. Bloch.
 The program. as carried out, in ex- tenso, was as follows;
 No. 1--Dedicatory Exercises-accord- ing to the Ritual of Our Order, by the Grand Lodge officers of the State.
 Music!
 No. 2-Opening Remarks-Hon. Benj B. Cox, Chairman General Committee
 No. 3-Address of Welcome-Hon. J. D. Bloch. Master of Ceremonies and Grand Prelate Grand Domain of Ala bama.
 No. 4-Invocation--Rev. J. M. Dam nelly, Grand Master of Exchequer Grand Domain of Alabama.
 No. 5-Orchestral Selection.
 No. 6-Introduction of the Supreme Vice Chancellor, Hon. Charles A. Barnes of Jacksonville. III.
 No. 7-An --ddress on Pythianism in Alabama-Hon. Thos. E. Knight. Grand Chancellor.
 No. S-Music.
 No. s-Presentation of the American Flag to tho order-By Hon. E. M. Rob- inson-(The Gift of Bro John Renth).
 No. 10-Music, America"
 No. 11-Acceptance' of the Flag-By Hon. B. Boykin Boone.
 No. 12-Orchestral Selection, Star Spangled Banner"
 No. 13-oration-Hon. Robert E. Cor don.
 No. 4-Music-Orchestra.
 No. 5-Benediction--Rev. Bro. Gar diner c. Tucker.
 Immediately after the carrying out of the program, a reception was held, and following this, a sumptuous banquet was served in German Relief Hall. Lag Schwarz, President of the Pythian Castle Hall Association, presiding as toastmaster.
 The exercises began promptly at o'clock. Large as is the hall, 1t was inadequate. One of the most beautiful tributes of the evening was that of Supreme Vice Chancellor Barnes to the lamented Lomax of Montgomery. whom he had known and loved. Had Ala bama's brilliant son, he said, been alive today, he would occupy the highest of flee in the gift of Pythlans. The trib- ute was warmly received.
 When Hon. Edward M. Robinson pre- sented the flag of the nation it was gracefully dropped from the interior of the dome of the lodge room.