Evening star., 1908-12-06
PRINTERS WILL HONOR DEAD
MEMORIAL SERVICE TO BE
HELD THIS AFTERNOON.
Prof. Willis L. Moore to Deliver the
Grafton at Topographic
cal Temple.

The members of Columbia Typographi-
cal Union. No 1O1. will honor their dead
at a memorial service to be held at Ty-
biographical Temple. on G. street between
4th and 9TH streets. this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. The entire membership is eX-
pected to be present. as Well as the rela-
tiveS and friends OF those in honor OF
whom the meeting is called.
Local members of the printing craft
take a deep interest in their memorial
exercises, and each year the committee
of arrangements. of which Harry r.
Sauter is at the head. strives to add all
possible dignity as we'll as sentiment to
the occasion. For the past five years the
organized printers of Washington have
been holding memorial exercises.
Those whose memories will be hOnored
this afternoon include some of the most
prominent printers that have ever come
to Washington. men who not only at
tanned prominence in Columbia Typo
graphical Union, but In various fraterni-
ties and societies we'll
Prof. Willis L. Moore. chief OF the
United States weather bureau and TO
whom printers delight to refer as hav-
ing worked at the case" Will deliver
the GRAFTON. Mr.. Moore is regarded as
specially fitted to rightly exercise this
office. In addition to the contribution
of Mr.. Moore. there will be remarks by
chairman Sauter and Frank \. Kidd.
president of Columbia Typographical Tn
lon, No. 101. fitting musical program
Will be rendered. The program follows:
Orchestra, Meditation "The Rosary -
Pistorio's; announcement. II. F. Sauter,
chairman of memorial committee: chorus,
Sing Praise to Cod (MerritD. G.. L. ..
philharmonic Society; Invocation, George
G. Seibold. secretary of No 1O1; solo.
Hold Thou My Hand" briggs, Miss
Kate NJ. Ellis; roll call, Miss Nellie Thea
ker. in charge of tributes.
Quartet. abide With Me" Bradley;
tenors. Thomas l.. Jones, Charles w.
jamin A. Lineback: remarks, Frank a.
Kidd. president No 1O1: duet, Lead,
Kindly Light (Bedermann); soprano,
Miss Lillian NJ. Lewis: alto. Miss Nan
Field: accompanies. Mrs. Delphine Brown.
Grafton. Prof. Willis l.. Moore. director
weather bureau: solo. The Heart
Bowed Down (Balfe), John r. Purvis;
trombone solo, ASLEEP in the Deep re-
trie); orchestra. THE Lost Chord (Sul-
livan): benediction..
Roster of the dead-fOn. Frank w.
Palmer, John G. Jameson, f. n. Lans-
dale, w NJ. Holeman. John Robinson,
Thomas J. Mattingly, Arthur F. Bloomer,
NJ. G. Nolan, j. Fl. O'Brien, l.. F.. Nco-
]. b. Gilliland. 3. H. Pratt, W. A. De
Groot. Elmer c. Coates, Theodore no
des. George w. Manning, r. NJ. Cheshire.
Charles A. Sheldon. Stuart {. Goroon:
J. r. Mckelvey, Thomas P. Neal and
William X Miller.
Besides contributing very largely to the
musical portion Of the program the ladies
of the printers, some of whom are MEM
bers of the organization and others
affiliated with the Ladies Auxiliary, will
participate. Those attending the me-
mortal will be seated by the following
corps of ushers: Miss Ethel NJ. Fenner.
chief: Miss Emma F. Conway. Miss Mary
T. Hayden, Miss Alice Trefts, Miss Car
rie Loomis and Miss Leta NJ. Wheeler.
The 1908 memorial committee consists
of Harry F. Sauter, chairman: VIII E.
Burchfield, printing: Ben A. Lineback.
music; I. Walter Sharpe, speaker, and
j. w Reynolds, decorations.