Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-30
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Annual Memorial Service by
Alexandra lodge of EIks.
SERVICES SUNDAY EVENING
St. Paul's P. E. Choir Gives Concert.
Deaths in City and
County-Briefs. !
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 30, 1910.
An elaborate program has been prepared
by the committee of arrangements for the
annual memorial services of Alexandria
| Lodge. No. 75s. Benevolent and Protective
Order Of Elks. which will be held at 8
o'clock Sunday evening next in the audi
forum of the new Elks' Home The me-
mortal address will be made by Judge r.
T. w. Duke, jr, of Charlottesville, Va.
Music for the occasion will be furnished
by an orchestra of Washington and the
quartet will be from Christ P. E. Church
choir, as follows: Mrs. NJ. w. O'Brien.
Mrs. Robert F. Downham, George H.
Evans and Kenneth Ogden, with Mrs. C.
G. Lennon and Mrs. Margaret Martin as
accompanies.
and Peasant" Suppe. orchestra; invoca-
ton. Rev. William J. Morton, rector Of
Christ p. r. Church: opening ceremonies
Howard w. Smith. exalted ruler. and Of
GERS of lodge; solo, selected, Miss Kath-
ryn Brill; opening ode, Great Ruler of
the Universe" members of order; orien-
tale, vision of Salome," Lampe, orches-
ira; address. "Our Order" ]. Fred Biz
rell, member Of Alexandria Lodge; solo,
Our Absent Brothers," j. Forrest Bir-
quartet. abide With Me-; solo, selected.
Kenneth Ogden; idylle, apple Blossoms"
Roberts, orchestra; closing ceremonies,
exalted ruler and officers: Nearer. My
God. to Thee audience, standing; bene-
dfction. Rt. Rev. Arthur S. Lloyd, D. D.,
Bishop Coadjutor Of the Southern Diocese
of Virginia.
Memorial Committee.
The memorial committee is composed
Of Charles B. Marshall, chairman; James
w. Bales, III. Friedlander, Thomas NJ.
Dunbar, c. c. Carl.n. Owing to the lin
tied seating capacity Of the auditorium
but two tickets have been issued to
each member. During the year the lodge
has lost but one member by death. Since
its organization. eight years ago, al
death.
The past exalted rulers Of the lodge
are Edward j. Quinn. George F. Bradley.
Jacob Brill. c. c. Carlin, W. II. p Kelly.
Louis E: .u shuman, Harry T,eischmann.
L. =. Barley and d. e. Robey. The
present officers are Howard W. Smith,
exalted ruler; H. B. Quinn, esteemed
leading knight; Robert s. Barrett es-
teemed loyal knight: James w. Bales,
Donnelly. secretary; D. e. Robey, treas
urer: Thomas d. Downey, tier: George
T. Cation, esquire: Rev. Edgar Carpenter,
chaplain; James B. Martin. inner guard
+. p. Russell. organist; Charles 3. Mar
shall, Thomas Chauncey and Thomas ].
Fannon, trustees.
A list of the deceased members fol-
lows: w. L. Hayes. George +. Steiner.
Champ Walker, Samuel Wingfield, Dom
aid Mclean, Daniel Ruben, Thomas +.
Spfnks, Peyton B. Dearborn, William A.
Moore, Edward l.. Jordon, Peter Sinclair.
Henry A. Lilley. Thomas f.. Gorham
Henry Strauss, William L. Sisson, Fora
HILL
Choir Gives Concert.
large audience last evening attended
the concert given at Norton Memorial
Hall by the choir OF st. Paurs p. e.
Church, and the program was given as
follows: Chorus. THE Dawn of Day.
(Reay): contralto solo, THE Beautiful
Land Of Nod" (Greene), Mrs. Fowler:
bass solo. The Bandalero'' (smar). Mr..
Writ; chorus. (a) THE Happy Peasants
(Schumann), (b) THE Maiden Of the .Fleur
de Lys'" (Sydenham): piano solo. elev-
enth nocturne in G-minor tChopin) Miss
Schneider; tenor solo, Answer (Robynl.
NJ Mr; Jet; soprano solo; Flower Song"
chorus. There Is Dew for the Flowret''
9GauD; soprano solo, "a Gypsy Maiden,
T. Parker), Mrs. De DER; chorus
among the Lilies" (Czibulka); baritone
Soio, Hoou-DSe (1OStl), MI. Walker:
violin solo. ''Traum der sennerin' (To.
banD. Miss kast; chorus. tower scene and
miserere from III Trovatore" (VerdD.
solos by Mrs. De DER and Mr.. Ogden;
piano solo, overture from Lucia di Lam
mermoor" OonizettD, Miss Waller: So
prano solo. For All Eternity" (AIarchs-
ronD, Miss Young; tenor solo, "Beauty's
Eyes" eTosti, MIR. Whitman: chorus. Lit
tie Jack Horner'' (Caidicotp; tenor SOLO.
Let Ne Like Soldier FALL from "Afari- |
tana" (Wallace). Mr.. Ogden; soprano solo,
ca THE Little Dutch Garden Manson
Marks, 90 The Sweetest Flower That
Blows Van der Stucken). Miss Thomp-
son: chorus. Damascus triumphal march
from 'Naaman" (Costa). Accompanies.
Miss Waller. Mrs De DER and Mr.. Fow-
Ter.
Funeral Of Willard p. Vincent.
Funeral services for Willard P. Vincent.
who died yesterday afternoon at the AL
exandria Hospital. will be held at 8
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Wheat.ey.s
establishment. The services
will be conducted with Masonic honors
under the auspices OF Alexandra. Wash
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