The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-06-28
w. Grand Secretary of Ohio.
Band Concert

w. Grand Secretary OF Ohio.
Band Concert
At the conclusion of the exercises
in the auditorium the Seventh Infan-
try band of Zanesvilile rendered a
band concert at the park. The fol-
lawing was the musical program:
Grand American Fantasia-Bendix.
Spanish Serenade, Anita-Allen.
Nanoine, larinet Duet-Marsel
Waltzes, Flowers of Paris-Dubel.
Selection, Soul Kiss-Levi.
Porto Rican Dance, Rosita-Missud.
Concert in Evening
The next event of the day was the
band concert given on the east side
of the public square by the Seventh
Infantry band at Z o'clock in the even
ing. The concert lasted until nearly
o'clock and the following was the
musical program:
Overture If l Were King-Adam.
Auto Race-Missud.
Selection from The Sho Gun--Lud-
ers.
Waltzes, Italian Nights-Tobani.
Medley, Overature, Indian Maiden
Fulton.
March, Ottumwa-Worrell.
Reception at the Temple
At eight o'clock in the event the
Masonic Temple, brilliantly illuminat-
ed, was thrown open to the members
of the Masonic order and their fam
lilies. The members of the reception
committee were on duty on the Sec
ond and third floors of the building
and extended a welcome to all visit
ors. The billiard and card rooms
were open for those who cared for
this amusement and cooling punch
was served in the banquet room
! throughout the evening.
A splendid orchestra, led by Pof.
Frank Carter of Washington, d. c.,
and composed of Mt. Vernon musi-
clans, rendered number of selec-
tions and dancing was commenced
shortly after nine o'clock in the ball
room. The floor was crowded with
dancers until late hour.
At intervals during the evening the
guests were invited to the banquet
rooom where light refreshments were
served.
1t was late hour when the festiv-
tiles of the day came to close and
it was pronounced by all delightful
day and a most fitting celebration
of the Tooth anniversary of one of
the Oldest Masonic lodges in the state
of Ohio.
The Committees
The following is the complete list
of the committees in charge of the
centennial celebration:
Centennial committee-Chas, c..
Iams, chairman; S. H. Peterman, sec
retary; Frank Harper, treasurer; l..
Tate Cromley, historian; o. Poppleton,
R. S. Hull, w. B. Brown, Sr., F. o.
Levering, John S. Alan, H. c. Deyin,
r. j. Ash, James l. Leonard.
Program-Franklin Harper, Chas.
c. Iams, S. H. Peterman.
Refreshments-R j. Ash, chairman,
o. Poppleton, James l.. Leonard.
.Reception-John S. Alan, chairman;
R. M. Greer, W. e. Grant, j. S. Mon
tbs, d. F. Merely, w. E. Sanderson,
L Tate Cromley, H. J. Shipley, Ben
Ames, j. B. Waigbt, G. o. Cooksey,
j. A. Schaeffer, L. F. West, |. M. VOL
verton, R. B. Armstrong.
Parade and Headquarters-Maj
VIM. Appleton, Chief Marshal; c. G..
Hunt and George B. Kelly, assistants.
Speakers and Distinguished Visitors
r.. M. Greer, w. e, Grant, w. e.
Sanderson.
Transportation A. Cheyney and
j. c. Patterson.
c., A. & c. Trains-L.T. Cromley,
Ben Ames, D. F, McFeely, G. o.
Cooksey.
B. & o. Trains--J. B. Waight, I. M
Wolverton, R. B. Armstrong. ]. s.
Months.
Checking-L F. West, ]. A. Schaef
fer, H. ]. Shipley.
Decoration of City-A. A. Dowds
Carl C Wooison, Ed Mccormick, w
c. Armstrong, R, G. Curtis, Walter S
Anderson, Harry Hitner.
Printing G. Iams, j. Harry
King, s. H. Peterman.
Badges and Souvenirs-S H. Peter
man, Chas. Ayers, Frank ]. VanVoor
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