Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
CARLSBAD ELKs HOLD
BEAUTIFUL MEMORIAL
tsreeisI cerr--pssaess. "a sss usvals,

Carlsbad. \. 81. Dec 5.--rhe Ellis
memorial services were held In iho
Peoples theaier yesterday afternoon,
and Il Il safe 10 say that they were
The most beautiful and interesting OF
any held IN New Mexico. Carls-
bad IN too small IN population 10 have
an Elks' lodge but Il has some OF tae
best members Of any lodge In inc
union.
The opera house was beautifully
decorated. with a proIusion OF flowers
and purple electric lights. The deco
ratlons and the program were the
work OF J. n. Linn. who is Que OF the
most active Eiks IN town, Mr. Lam
made lev Introductory remarks. ami
| the Invocation wax said by the Rev.
Milton Rccce of the Baptist church.
Through the Efforts OF Mr.. Linn.
AIR. John r. Brennan ana his beaufi.
iul ana accomplished daughter. Miss
Nell Carlton Brennan. were induced
10 come hers from Cincinnati. Ohio.
the former home OF Mt. Linn
Mr.. Brennan n the editor Of The
Eleven O'Clock. the official organ Ut
tho Elkr Mr. brennan made the adj.
dress OF the occnsion, which Was a
Hplendid effort. Mr.. lirennun u n
very large man aud has the outside
resemblance of Rober, q. lngefsol an I
also resembles him IN orat0ry. bnt he
N not an admirer of Rob His al
dress was feast that Carlsbad has
never enjoycd before. and his wofis
we're like beautiful Jewels linked 10
gethcr with links Of pure gold, 'le.
fore Mr. flfcnnnn made his address,
sisss Nell Carlton fireman rendered
"Ny Redeemer ana MY Lord she
has an exquisite voicc aud the people
LOT Carlsbad have fnllcn In love WITH
her Mas Jenny lam was the ac-
Iconipanist ON the plano. AIRS. Joan
IT, Bafbef, a bride OF 8 month. recited
"'rhe Absent In n most beautiful
manner
The ll0Wsr song WAS rendered by
/ Mr.. Nouiey. who 90 one time was
Header Of large orchestra NJ Hall
stead. England: ylolinist. Professor
Joe Bunch. who Is leader OF the
Cnrlsbnd band In New Mexico. said
TO b. the bcst band IN New Mexico
iClerines: and Miss Jenny Linn. plan
iat This was rendered In very
awoet manner.
A violin solo Waa rendered b. AR
IWD0ley that was n gem not often
heard IN any country
Mrs. Homer ~ pafr the iavorite
sihEer OF Carlsbad. rendered Ny
Jesus az Thou Wilt. Mrs. Pafr ~ q
s0prano singer and has the sweetest
voice In the southwest
The dox0logy by selected quartet,
.lcined by the audience, was rendered
lin Most satisfactory manner.
Rev Air. Davis mnde a few remarks
on brotherhood" and although no,
an Elk his words were very eeautlsal
aad hlRhly appreciated. Rev. Jasper
1T Moses OF the Christian church pr9.
lnounced the benediction.
The absent brothers are Frank
Moore. Dr. l. A. liricc. George u.
Nowton, and the Rev Charles 4. Hon
Imam.
The stray Ellis ia Carlsbad are IT.
Ic. stewart, John e Bolton. J. r.
Holt, q. n. Jones. Dr. L. y. Erwin. Df,
y. y, Doepp, W. A. Flnlay. w. H. Mnr'
chnnt. q. N. Rlchars. =. Osborne
Fiugk (ifny. Tom nunyan, John
FTico. John r. barber. Glenn nnrneli,
A. n. O'Qulnn. noswo., n. ST., No
eg9; Howard Schneider. Mlami flp-
ride. No. SIS; Harry l. sirRaca. Rocky
Ford, Colo, No. ii45 Joseph y Wang
lei, DEBORAH, Iowa. No ifa, o. q. Pat
iegson. SteubensllIe. Ohio. No. 23i
y. w Grow. Florence. Alabgmh. M
hsV; >, W. Grow, Florence. Alabama,
No. $50; N. 4, Groves. Santa ~, New
Mexico. No. $50: A, j. Muxxy, Bristol
Connecticut. No. 1910, c. ID Church,
Ann Arbor Michigan. No. ss5; J. y.
Lam, ConnersvInc. ind. No, ys9; Az
bert II. Rich, Webb lay, Mo-, NO.
SOL; X 1 Read, Amarillo. Texas, No,
s33. " y noyof. Amarillo. Texas, No,
pa q q Wchb, Wichita, kans.. no.
ix1; a. ~ Fuller. Tulsa, Okiahoms.
No. go; iawn. A. q. Shelby.
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