Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02
MEMORIAL SERVICES
OF ELKS WILL Be
HELD TOMORROW
Beautiful Exercises in Mem.
DRY Of Departed Members OF
Albuquerque Lodge No. 4el
at Opera ouse.

'"i"v'ioW nttrInuOu NJ the Efha
opera house. the Albuquerque lodge OF
tiks, NO. 1871, Will carry out one OF
The most beautiful customs OF any
fraternity, that Of holding services to
Keep green In their memory their de-
parted brothers. The memorial adj
dress VIII be delivered upon this oc.
casion by Archdeacon w. u. Warren
OF the Episcopal church
There will be several suitable or
| ches'ra selections vocal solos by
Charles q. Andrews. Mrs. is. l.. Brad
ford aud Mrs. Vernle George. There
wih also be violin solo by bruno
Dieckmann,
The services are IN charge of
committee composed Of Byron II.
Ives, Thomas n. keleher. Dr., John u,
McManus, Louis J. Benjamin. John
Lee Clarke, H. o. Jana. Herbert As
seiln, l.. G. Bennett and Ralph Dun.
bar.
Memorial Day with It's attendan,
services In honor OF the departed Elks
is an event to be remembered by all
Eiks. with its impressive exercises
On this day. all Elks. good fellows
that they are, set aside for time
the jovinl eood-feilowshlp and social
phase OF their oruer. and dlspiay the
underlying and deepseated feeling OF
brotherhood OF which they all are con-
Bcioua but which Ia many cases the
public falls TO recognize.
Since the last Memorial services.
several Of tho local lodge have gone
10 Join the silent host, aud these will
be monrned especially In the service
tomorrow. The program Is the meat
s.Iu a4n .lsat
that the Elks have ever held. Il Is
a. follows:
Overture Song TO Evening star"
".....,.... .....,....... wagner
Orchestra.
Funeral March--tEikB entering),.
INSTRUMENTATION. beethoven
Orchestra.
Violin Solo-"Prayer' Schubert
Bruno +. Dieckmann
Mrs. Mabel StevcrS.iilmoe, Accom-
panist.
Calling Roll Of Deceased Brothers.
''Nearer My God TO ihee". .......
by Lodge and Audience.
Solo---"The Day 10 Ended" ...,....
/ ............s.... y. ~ baitittt
Mrs. ". L. Bradford.
Responses by Officers.
Charge BY Exalted Ruler.
Sign OF Grief by Lodge tstanding).
lOpening Ode-Tune Aud Lang
Syne" Entire Lodge and Audience
Music by Orchestra.
IGfeat Ruler OF the Universe.
All-seeing and benign.
Look down upon and bless our work
And be all glory Thine,
Oh. near our prayers for the honored
dead,
While bearing in our minds.
The memories craven on each heart
For Aud Lang syne"
Invocation by Chaplain.
Solo--"Let Us Have Peace" ....
Mrs vernie George.
Address ..,... Rev. w. Il. Warren
ISolo-"Eye Hath Not Seen" A. r. 0aul
Mr.. Charles Andrews
| Closing by Exalted Ruler.
Doxoiogy lodge and Audlence).
Benedictlon.
Priests March from Alfalfa"
.................. Mendelssohn
Orchestra
The audience Is requested 10 remain
seated during the retirement OF the
lodge after the services.
The following are the members OF
Albuquerque Lodge No. iei whose pas.
sage into the great beyond viii be
mourned:
Ferdinand Levi. Edwin ID Harper,
VI. s. Otero. l. rreudenbere. Charles
r. Myers. A. w Cavanaugh. A. v. Teg-
ner, A. d. Coleman, II. J. Powell, 1eo
II. bacon. James McCorriston. w. r.
Betts. W. J. Gepford, j. A. Mcclure
H. u. Sturgcs. w. II. Averyt. y. J
Abel, Thomas Hughes, A. Kempenich
J. r. Cook, Carl A. Dalies. w, u
Childers. W. q. right. J. X Goodiand
or. 5. V. Key, Charles q. Goodman, J
l., Kimm. J A. Stlngle, isaac iianser
Charles p. Msusard, T. \. Hubbeli
james Engiehart