The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-08-04
ODD FELLOWS REUNION WILL
DRAW BIG CROWD.
Some Predicted Figures of Excursi-
onists Taken to Pen-Mar From Var
hous i. 0. 0. +. Strong-holds, Thurs
day, August 10.

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0nists Taken to Pen-Mar From Var
tOus i. 0. o. +. Strong holds, Thurs
+. day, August 10.
i At the regular meeting of Waynes-
/, boro lodge, No. 219, /. 0. O.F.,July p,
an order was given for 200 of the
official badges for the big Odd Fell
lows reunion at Pen Mar, August 10.
The badges consist Of bar in which
IS the word. "Waynesboro," pendant
from which IS dark blue ribbon with
the date and place Of the reunion and
attached to the ribbon a seal with +.
o. D. F.. symbols
Great Crowd Expected.
Secretary w. G. Eppley, of the re-
union executive committee, reported
that all the information he receives
points to crowds exceeding those OF
last year.
Baltimore promises 1000 excursion
lists, York 1900, Shippensburg 1000,
Winchester 500, Washington 500 and
other places various numbers.
Greencastle alone will probably send
800 to Pen-Mar, that day, for its old
home week outing Is to the park
and nine trolley cars have been en-
gagged for this-and the Business
Mems association will spend it's holi-
day with the Odd Fellows.
Sunday Schools, Too.
1t has been told that the Methodist
Sunday school OF Shippensburg, will
picnic at Pen-Mar On Agust 10. The
United Brethren Sunday school or the
same place has been invited to Join
the Odd Fellows at the park and it
is said the invitation will be accept
ed.
Many Special Trains.
Many special trains will be run.
There will be two from Baltimore,
minister, Cumberland (Which will
bring the Georges Creek railroads q
contingent from as far west as West
ernpoint), Shippensburg, all over the
| w. M. Ry.; one from Washington, ID.
c., one from Baltimore via Ellicott
City, both over the B. & 0. and con
Meeting at Weverton; one from Har-
risburg and one from Winchester over
the @. v. r. r. The Frederick trolley
line will haul a lot OF people to Thur
W ldhS IuC wv .h. rty. L1OT0.
| Last year the need OF q headquar-
ters tent for various purposes was
experienced. This year a headquar-
ters tent will be erected opposite the
dancing pavilion. 1t will be used by
the committee, will be the informa-
ton bureau for the day and will be
used by the cantons for changing
their uniforms.
The speakers OF the day will be en-
tertained at the Blue Mountain
house.
The program will be as follows:
$3.50 to 1O:3O A. M.
Concert by Wayne band, Waynes-
boro.
1.30 p. WI. I'm Auditorium.
Formal exercises, Ex-Governor Ed
win Warfield, p @. M, Maryland pre-
siding.
Music-Wayne band.
Invocation-Rev. Martin l.. Beall
grand chaplain OF Maryland.
Introductory remarks-Col. Fred.A
Groome, Baltimore, chairman Of exc
cutive committee.
Address-Hon. Edwin Warield.
Music-Wayne band.
ss-Congressman Geo. WNor-
ris, p. G. NJ, Nebraska.
8 O'clock p. M.
Drills BY Canton Washington, No
/, of Washington, y. c., and Canton
No. IA, of York and others, in fatigue
uniforms.
$50 O'clock p. M.
Conferring of the decoration Of
chivalry upon ladies by Col. George
w. Goldman and the Department OF
Maryland, Patriarchs Militant.
Canton Monumental, No. 2, under
Capt. John z. Miller, will do the
floor work In full-dress uniform.
40 to $50 p. MI.
Y Concert by Wayne band.