The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-02

LARGE ATTBl
Speaker Dwe4s on
immortality and Draws
: Good Lessons.

A brilliant address ana 4 me mn.
.cal program marked the amman 1le
orial services held Sunday nllt
the First Methodist Episcopal
by Clarksburg Lodge, 30. 492
olent Protective Order of Els q
United States Of America,
thirty-ni6e members Of the l0dIe
had died since It's oFgalll
pictures OF the deceased
were shown on canvas adding e re
interest
Lodge members met. "a
room at 1880 O'clock
lodge OF sorrow and marched -
church about 300 strong, where Ge
had been reserved for them. ne
spacious church was then quicl
filed and at least $500 persOI'E
attended the services among F6q.
were relatives and friends Of the
ceased members.
The church decorations suited 10
occasion and the large crowd VIZ
ushered without the slightelt coe
fusion.
Reno R. Ellington. an eminent 1Se
York lawyer with his ulemberlp
in New York Lodge, no /. tie plFe...
lodge of the order, spoke With GEe
force and power, eloquently dilsu-
ing life. death, Immortality ana 10
cardinal principles Of tie ordeE.
He emphasized the certainty e.
death and pointed TO the Blbls - 20
peoples guide to immorta1fty. he e-
planned that true El1s renel1
only the virtues OF their dec
brothers and forgot their 6hoFtc
ings and weakness ai1l llelr
The address vas prCneud
among the most intellectual aail els'
quent ever delivered on an oee
OF the kind here ana the menoEl-k
committee received showers oG cons
ordinations along with the speaker
upon the success Of the services, Vitl1
laid on the bEtlliancy Of the
address OF Mr.. BIHiuston aud the
execution OF the 1lust-
cal program by the ladies who pres
scented it. AtpN
The program obsarved was as fol4
lows:
Organ prelude-"sextete nom
Lucia" ..~...5.G- Donizefa
Miss Ionla Smith
Opening memorial exe5 eises.......
:. Exalted Ruler II, Arthur Heinza
Solo Salve TgeginaS ...-.....-.-.
..................- :. Andrew ]. BOeE
Mrs. HALEY N. Woods.
Responsive service ......-..-....
Opening (Air-s.Auld Fang-
: Syne' ...--.- 1890 .=.-,.e ..-... ~
The lodge and audieg4ce
Prayer. The Rev. O. Dale K1lB,
Trio" Blessed is He That Consider
The Poor and NEEDY" .sc4peSteR
Miss Borgess.. Miss Ts6Al Oman, Ma.
LOngabay6gh.
Memorial Address, ....-s
Brother Reno r. Ellington OF New
York city.
solo-"Gioria" .... A. Ruzzi PeccEo
Miss Marguerite Ford.
Closing ceremonies .-......-.....s
........... Officers OF the lodg9
Closing ode-CAfr: Home Sweet
Home -.......t J-....-
The lodge and audience
3enediction. The Rev q. Dale E1NE
"Festiyal'' ...-....@
......-- ....-.- arthur FootG
Miss Ionia Smith
The ladies who presented t1e
program are ala musictano
Of talent and attainment, and tsy
played and sang most bmpFesSiVeIg
and with powerful .efeot
Miss Ionia Smiths m1ntpuIatioR q
the church organ was most sklIfIal
and her playing elicited much praise
and fine compliment,
The several ladies who sang as ans
nounced by the program herein we're
n fine voice and they eclipsed their
well-known regulations as talented
rocalists.
The deceased members for WlaQ
he services were held follow
c. Sprigg Sands. ". Ebert Dawson
v. B. McGary, G. Carl Kunsto Charlea
: Con. R. T. howndes, Jr.. +. jones'
4. ". HeDdershot, EdWard TdnStFlls
3. B. Ca1lin, Fran H.Rhodes, II
n Frost Thomas w
lloyd. James T. Drudy. W 9. Show
liter. Thos 3. Seelys Thomas T. WaIe
y.