The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-28
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Will be the Scene Of the I'm.
pressive Ceremonies. u
0mcsrs are Elected Last Evening by
the Tribe Of Ben hur..Lecal Lodge
Happenings.

for the annual memorial services OF
Marion Lodge, No. 32, B. p. O. Elks
to be held at the First Presbyterian
|church Sunday afternoon. The SER
vices will be conducted according to
the beautiful ritual prescribed by the
order and wi be rendered still more
Impressive by special music under
the dirtction of r.. u. Mitchell The
service will begin at o'clock and
will be open to the general public.
k1embers of the lodge will meet
at their hall preceding the service
and march to the church in body.
The program will be in charge of
the exalted ruler, w. s. Spencer,
The opening number will be the
singing of Nearer My God to
Thee" by the Presbyterian choir and
Will be followed with an opening ad-
dress by the exalted ruler. A trio
composed Of Miss Mary Fies. II. NJ.
Cunningham and r. q. Mitchell will
sing God Be Merciful," and after
the opening ceremonies by the lodge
Officers the lodge members will sing
the opening ode.
Invocation will be spoken by Rev.
George NJ. Rourke and selection
will be sung by male octet from
the Presbyterian choir. Harry N.
Quigley will deliver an eulogy to
the departed members, speaking in
particular in regard to Dr. j H.
CrisweU the only member who
died during the past year. The
complete roster of dead follows
Edgar A. Dombaugh. James s.
Reed, Rolla G. Perry, George Key.
Harvey Millisor. James II. Reed, r.
H. B. Beale. w. T.. McKelvy. John
e. Rhoads. S. T. Beerbower, George
w. McMurray. George C. Peadon.
Maurice Breen, Henry True and
John H. Criswell.
Following the singing OF "One
sweetly Solemn Thought" by r.
ID. Mitchell. the address OF the af-
ternoon will be given by Rabbi I.
II. Philo. OF Akron. Mrs. Lowery
Langley will sing, abide With Me"
which will be the closing
ceremonies.
The committee in charge OF the
memorial services is composed of
G.. B. Christian. j, A. Key and F.
p. Coon.
night with large attendance. AZ
ter transacting the regular business
the annual election of officers took
place. The following corps of Of
ficers was elected, their installation
to take place at the first meeting in
January.
William B. Spaulding, chief; J.
b. Layton, advanced past chief Mrs.
II. Edfslt. judge; Mrs. e. j. Stan
ley, teacher; Mrs. T. j. Davies,
scribe; Mr.. b. f. NAPLES, keeper of
frlbunes; Mr.. Dennis Gompf. captain:
Mr.. John Evans. guide; Mr.. T. j.
Davies. inner guard; Mr.. r Parish.
outer guard; Mrs. d. Gompf, pianist;
Lippincott. Fred Fatsler and
q. w. Luellen were elected members
OF the board of trustees.
Inc Fraternal Order of Eagles
held nominations. Wednesday even
Ing preparatory to the annual cleo
tion Of officers, which will take
place next week. Following the
election there will be stag social.
The Home Guards met last night
and attended to routine busines
After the business session refresh
ments were served and social
time was enjoyed.
The Ladies' OF the Aiaccabees
met yesterday afternoon with a
large attendance. After the busin-
ness session refreshments we're
partakeh OF and social hour en-.
1oyen.
Try ADMIRAL coyTzD.