The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-01-28
DELIGHTFUL
Social Function Was The
Reception To The Ladies
Given At The Masonic Tenn
pie Wednesday Evening
Excellent Concert Rendered
By NGddGrmeyGrS Orchestra
Ald selections BY Inc Ma
sonic QuaftGtte
Dancing Enjoyed Until After
The Midni Jht Hour

Oue vi Lne most uellSnJIul bOcldl
functions ever given in the Masonic
Temple was the reception given to
the ladies, under the auspices of the
Masonic Temple company, Wednesday
evening. The entire building was
throw open during the evening and
almost two hundred-ladies were pres
ent in addition to over one hundred
and fifty members of the lodge.
The guests were received at the
door by members of the reception
committee and were shown through
the beautifully redecorated and re.
furnished rooms. Each lady was re-
quested to register and at the same
time were presented with a carna-
tion as souvenir of the occasion.
Members of the reception COM
mittee were also stationed on the
third floor, extending a cordial greet
ing to the visitors.
The hours of the reception were
from until 10 o'clock and during
that time splendid musical program
was rendered by the Neddermeyer
orchestra of Columbus under the
special direction of Prof. Fred Ned
dermeyer.
The following program was rem
dered by the orchestra during the
evening:
March. arch City"-Morris.
Overture, MADAME Luna
Lincke.
Gavotte, "Your Own"-Meinardes
Selection, "The Red Mill"-Her-
bert.
Reverie, apple Blossoms" s"-Rob-
erts
Medley, "Airs Of Our Country
Recker.
Potpourri, Hits of 1s10"-Til-
zer.
Intermez1o, "Amina"-Lincke.
Grand operate selection-Recker.
March, "Land of the Maple
Laurendeau.
In addition the guests were favor
ed with two selections by the Mason
ic quartet, composed of Messrs. Geo.
3. Kelly, William Cover, Norman
Turner and George Mitchell. The
first selection was annie Laurie"
and the second was "I'd Like to Go
Down South Once More" The sing
ing of the quartet was one of the
pleasing features of the evening and
the members were compelled to re-
spond to encores after each selection.
At intervals during the evening
guests were invited to the banquet
room on the second floor where light
refreshments were served under the
direction of special committee.
After 10 o'clock dancing was en-
joyed in the ball room TO the ex-
cellent music of the Neddermeyer or
chestra. 1t was after midnight when
the most enjoyable event was brought
to close.
The committees in charge OF the
function were:
Committee on arrangements
Frank Harper, R. M. Greer, Frank
o. Levering.
Reception Committee - Messrs
Oren Poppleton, chairman; Chas. c.
Iams, Frank o. Levering, Frank Har-
per, Banner M. Allen, Robert s. Hull
w. e. Grant, r. M. Greer, l. M. VOL
verton, r B. Armstrong, j. s. Alan
Jed S. Months, Dan McFeeley, w. e
Sanderson, l.. T. Cromley, II. ]. Ship
ley, Ben Ames, j. A. Schaeffer, L. F
West, ]. B. Waight, G. o. Cooksey.
The following Is complete list
of the ladies who registered during
the evening:
Mrs. Thomas J. Sutton, Mrs. Fred
M. French, Mrs. Thomas NJ Ander
son, Mrs. Alfred e. Rawlinson, Miss
Clara Laferre, Mrs. C. F. Hall, Miss
Nellie Smith, Josie Mavis, Miss Faye
Motz, Danville; Mrs. ]. G. Levering
Mansfield; Mrs. j. M. Brown, Utica
Mrs. ]. Levy, Mrs. A. d. Bum, Mis-
Anna Ash, Mrs. w. q. Sanderson
Mrs. w. H. Tissot, Nina Levering
Lucille Vail, Helen Crumley Mrs. F
e. Woster Marie Smith, Columbus
Lulu H. Ash, Bertha G. Jones. Fred
ericktown; Estella e, Fink, Freder
icktown; Gertrude 8. Weaver, ANN