The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-05-04
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1lll6I Stosfesnit gsfn1 fine social gather
gsofthslmenbers and their fami-
lies.At other celebrations much.
ness hassbeen given to the spectacle
~. insthat the Patriarchs Militant
appeared In their full uniform and
the, Od4 Fellows In their regalia and
n parade was held in the afternoon.
On this occasion, however, the after
ssnoonSsxerctses were eliminated and
the evening only was devoted to the
cslebration.
seasonable hour the members
,of5 both orders commenced to gather
FOR the Informal entertainment, and
which Wa started by $3.50 o'clock,
With Noble Grand Nichols in charge
sOfsthe exercises. These were opened
With 8 prayer ~ Rev. Henry Snyder.
u song That Was decidedly pleasing
md which brought forth much APP
plAuss va the song by Themla and
Thuel Dodson. and which wa fol-
loW1ed withsa8piano solo by Miss Hell
seIgResYss. whose clever work at the
instrurnent was rewarded with liber-.
aand unstinted applause. Rev.
Henry Snyder delivered q short adj
ass, In which ne touched upon some
1.-THE strong features Of Odd Fellow
s6lp AndSmade : pleasing reference
4 Is the Rebekahs, which is auxiliary
10 the order. Mr.. Snyder's remarks
wsre we'll received. Andrea Sphinx
rave : charming recitation and Ethel
Miller rendered q piano solo. both Of
which received hne attestation.
from the audience. DR.. J. s. Hoag-
i land, pastor Of the Methodist church..
ave brief address. and made ref
srsnce Ia the new Odd Fellows home
wksch ii now being erected at Dell
Rapi,ids and which is to be dedicated.
son With imposing ceremonies. He
scansidersd an order which could.
erect such sine home as this was n
titled toSa high recognition.
The Mitchell band accepted an in
yitation to leave their rehearsal and
30 over to the hall and play q few
reflections. Mswassthe trst time the
band had made semi-public appear
ance; but they played three selections
very nicely and the Odd Fellows and:
tho Rebekahs indicated that they
were exceptionally we'll pleased with.
the Wy the band presented its
number.
Miss Wauneta Chase played q pia-
no number. which vas composed Of
aEmedley Of popular songs. which
she rendered charmingly. Paul La
duo, the pianist 81 Williamson's or
chestra also gave . piano solo, which
marked his ability on the instru-
Ment. Miss Laura saul gave q vocal
solo III her usual delightful.
manner and her singing brought
forth : strong encore. J. 2. Morgan
rave ! horn solo which was received
viith hearty applause. He was ac-
ccdnlppanisd ~ Miss Hazel Boulden.
Wllliamson..s orchestra rendered q se-
lsetlons which was received IN 2
popular manner, Tho orchestra
pl4ys: II COMFORT numbers with fine
4aste. NJ
I the conclusion Of the program q
1ns supper vas served BY the Re-
bekahs. and the refreshments were
pastaken Of with . great relish.
.Thsslatter part OF the evening and.
nntlsaftert the hour Of midnight was
devoted to dancing. the music for
which was furnished by the William
sonprchestra. Tho floor was Allied.
Nth dancers and the latter part Of
the evening furnished as much pleas
ure @ could be desired for those who
remained to participate In that part
0fthesprogram.. The evening was en-
3oyable from beginning to end and
twill long be remembered by those
Mo participated In its pleasures.
WAS DEMONSTRATION EVENING
mo Mitchell Art Club held it,
meeting Monday evening with Mrs.
G I. Townsan, 500 Seventh Avenue
east. Domestic Science occupied the
study period, which was conducted.