The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-23
Monuments-213 East Center st
PROSPECT.

Prospect, March 23.-The NJ w. of
A. gave a banquet last Friday even
ing at their hall in celebration of the
18th year of the institution of their
camp In Prospect. About 800 Wood
men and their families were present,
The following program was rem
dered. Mr.. Charles s. Dix acted as
chairman of the occasion.
Music-Piano Trio by Miss Freeda
Cast Mr.. Paul and oscar Cast.
The address of welcome was made
by Camp Clerk, Mr.. A. Il. Johnson.
Recitation-Miss Gladys Smith.
Recitation-Mr. David Reynolds
Music-Niolin solo, by Neighbor
David G. Curren. piano accompani-
tment by his daughter, Miss Edith
Curren.
The principal address of the even
ing was delivered by Neighbor John
w. Jones, Of Marion, n member of
the Prospect Camp. Mr.. Jones
traced the growth of the order from
few thousand, until It has now be-
come the greatest fraternal insurance
organization i'm the world. He as
serted that the order was founded on
sound business principles. Mr.. JoneA
i'm his closing remarks said that II was
great pleasure for him to meet with
the Prospect Camp, that it had been
ten years since he last met with them,
that he saw many many old faces and
many new and the camp had more
tnan doubled its membership.
Reading, original poem by Fred X
| Dix, entitled Uncle Joshs Sermon"
being encored, he gave another one oi
| his juvenile poems, "Circus Day.
| Recitation-Miss Helen Evans,
Recitation-Mr. Harold Johnson.
Horn Duet-Miss Freeda and Paul
Cast.
Reading-Miss Winifred Bigger
staff. THE Horse Race" being en-.
cored, she delivered The Courtship
| Cf Jemima," which was received with
great applause.
Fx-Mayor ]. l.. Huff delivered an
address entitled "The Duties of
Woodmen. =" Mr.. HUFF said that the
fraternal features Of Woodcraft can
be expressed i'm three words Love
one another" Continuing on this line
he gave quite an interesting address
|
Wottring rendered several beautiful
duets.
After the rendering of this pro-
gram the Neighbors adjourned TO the
bonnuet hall, where a dainty two
course supper was served, presided
over by Venerable Council Bensley
and Worthy Advisor T. b. smith
This happy occasion will be one long
remembered in the realms of wood
cIart. After supper general social
time was spent, while the young folks
played games and had jolly time.
Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs, L.
E, Holm gave a o'clock fine three
course dinner in honor of the senior
class of the p. II. s., of which then
i daughter Miss Grace Holm, Is
member. Those present were Mr.
dudley Finley, Mr.. Fred X. Dix, Miss
lIIclcn Baumgardner. Miss Grace
Hahn. Miss Ruth Freeman, Miss
lIIclen Dix, Mr.. Frederick w. Cast
Mr.. Ernst Stuckey and Mr. Harr}
curl. Miss Mildred, a member oi
the class was absent on account ol
sickness. The beautiful home was
decorated throughout with the class
colors, brown and sky-blue, The
table was very beautiful and artistic
IalIy decorated. After bountiful re-
past, the guest spent very pleas
ant and socable evening, aud at ~
o'clock all departed for their homes
carrying with them the kindest teel-
lngs towards the hostess.
Mr. Merle CAST student OF the
Capital University, ' of Columbus, Is
Is,onlinp his vacation with is parents
here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. u. Penry have re-
turned home this week, after spend