The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-02
MOURN DEAD
SUBURBAN LODGES FOLLOW
USUAL CUSTOM.
Memorial Exercises Held in Orange
East orange, Bloomfield and
Montclair.

r,,.. :, orange, East Orange, BLOOM
Ella end Montclair held memorial services
co. tn.ir dead yesterday afternoon IA
,ordance with the custom OF that oruei.
TSa sxercises in Orange Theatre 70
n,h;cb the public was admitted by eau
were attended by a crowd Whieh a.
tbe Mace and many 5000 uurins
services. The program was as io1io"
I9raI,,5e ..The Dawn of Love, tn. Renoi1'
panvIar,s orchestra; opening ceremonies,
Iotn IT Moran. exalted ruler and onlcers'
ooan;ng ode: prayer, the Rev. Charles /.
yl1a,i,Iev honorary chaplain; LORD. be
nsercifnjn Mrs. Edward f. Maner'
.sIIeartsease." Neil Moret, orchestra: the
.hoir solo. e'Angelic," r. M. Suits, Byron
= Harlan: Tho Dawn of Hope Ernest
Ball. Miss May thinner; eulogy, George a.
Hopkins, Amsterdam Lodge NO. li'
"Melody of Love- (by request), Engel-
mann. orchestral; memorial address, Ed
ward ]. Mcmahon, Worcester Lodge NO.
243; tenor solo, ."The Holy CITY, stephen
Adams. William N. Barton: solo, W.
STANLEY Grinsted; closing ceremonies by
tbe officers of the lodge. Loves Confes-
sion" M. Klemmer.
The program of services at East orange
lodge was as follows:
Largo. G.. F.. Handel, Katherine c. Eich-
horn: song, Fremont t. Casson; prayer
the Rev. Frederick B. Pullan; opening
ceremonies. officers Of the lodge; piano
solo, 1.-THE Last Hope J.. NJ. Gottschalk'
Miss Z. NJ. Bennett; song, Fremont J.:
Casson: address. "our Absent Brothers,
w. II. Wakefield; Bercense, Godard, hatn-
crime C. Eichhorn; closing exercises, ON
GERS of the lodge; doxology; benediction.
At Central Hall, Bloomfield, Robert A.
Walsh, of this city, delivered the me-
mortal address, and a prayer was offered
by the Rev. DIR. Jesse l.. Hurlbut, pastor
of the Park Methodist Church, Bloomfield.
Edward A. Gruber, exalted ruler of the
lodge, was assisted by the other officers in
conducting the ceremonies.
The Cecelian Male Quartet, consisting
of Raymond Shaw, tenor; William Bar
tells. tenor; w. p. Dickson, baritone, and
H. w. Niles, bass, sang Yea Though ]
Walk Through the Valley I'm a FIJI
grim, I'm a Stranger and "Only Wait
ing while Miss Anna Gertrude Toohey,
soprano, rendered THY Will Be Done
Nearer My God to Thee and /'Peni-
tent" Miss Beatrice Eberhard rendered
several violin solos, and Raymond Shaw
sang The Angel at the rN Window. MI
recited by Daniel Schleich. Paul Cohu
was
The deceased members of the lodge are
Jacob G.. Post, who was for a number OF
years police recorder in Bloomfield. and
who was one of the charter members OF
the order, and William F; Walker.
The members of the Montclair Lodge
assembled in Club Hall, Montclair, ana
the exercises commenced by the singing
of the anthem. Fear Not, o Israel" by
Trinity Church Quartet. Then followed
the opening ode, to the tune of AUD Lang
Syne.'' Chaplain w. wallace Weeks then
offered a prayer.
Ora B. Gould, a New York lawyer, who
lives In Upper Montclair, made the address
abide With Me-" which was followed by
addresses by the Rev. Harry Emerson
Fosdick n Frank z. Sherer. After the
doxology. Mr.. Fosdick pronounced the
benediction.