Evening journal., 1913-05-07
DEDICATE
TEMPLE FOR
ODDFELLOWS
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on Ninth and move thence on Ninth
street 10 French. 10 Third 70 Market
10 Eleventh, to Madison, 10 Ninth, TO
West. 70 Tenth, 10 Market 10 Eleventh
then countermarch TO Tenth and dis
miss The past grand officers asso-
citation and the lodge OF arms will
ride in autos.
During the afternoon the new
temple will be open for the public,
and visitors will be shown around the
structure AT $50 O'Clock IN the
evening an elaborate banquet will be
held in the new banquet hall Among
the distinguished guests invited to be
present. most Of whom have accept
ed, are Hon Charles Miller, governor
Of Delaware. and his staff: Hon Colen
Ferguson eutentant-gOvernor Secre-
tary of State Thomas W. Miller. At
torney-General Josiah o Wolcott the
State judiciary, Hon Charles NJ Curtis,
Hon James PenneVll. Hon. Victor 3.
Woolley, Hon. William II. Boyce Hon
! Henry c. Conrad, Hon Herbert J..
Rice: Mayor Harrison w. Howell. City
Judge Philip Q Churchmau. City
Solicitor Daniel O. Hastings Hon c.
A. kellar, Of Texas, grand sire; Mrs
c. A Kellar and Hon. John 3 Good
win OF Baltimore. grand secretary
Grand Representative Arthur c.
Price will be POSTMASTER az the BAN
quet and the program of speeches
and music will be:
Pink Lady-"Carol," orchestral ad-
dress Of welcome. S. Edward Lewis,
Grand Master: bass solo-selected,
Henry Hotz; odd Fellowship and its
Purposes" Hon. Judge G. A. Keller,
Grand Sire. Sovereign Grand Lodge;
/ Absence Lu Lu Quartette "The
State of Delaawre,' Hon. Charles r.
Miller, Governor; duet-selected,
Messrs Chestnut and Strauss: "The
! City of Wilmington" Hon. Harrison
w Howell, Mayor; "Keba Bella" or
chestra; "Barcarolle," Lu Lu Quar-
tette; Law Abiding Citizens" Jas.
Pennewill, Chief Justice; tenor solo,
Nelson A. Chestnut; "The influence Of
Odd Fellowship in Delaware" Judge
Victor B. Woolley; Yaeman's Wedding
Song-"Pontius," Lu Lu Quartette; +;
"The Ties of Odd Fellowship" Hon.
John B Goodwin, Grand Secretary.
Sovereign Grand Lodge; RED Rose"
orchestra
During the evening the dedication
dance will be held in the ball room
OF the new building and large num-
/ Der of guests will be present. After
the banquet those who care to will
go to the ball room. which will be
/ beautifully decorated.
The committees i'm charge of the
ceremonies are as follows:
Arthur c. Price, chairman Of the
general committee on dedication.
with David H. Brown as secretary and
/ c. Frank Davidson as treasurer. Sub
/ committees have been appointed 8
follows:
To arrange for the morning exor-
cise-Jacob F. Snyder, past grand
MASTER Harry l.. Roop, past grand
patriarch, and Edward Sadler. past
grand.
For the afternoon parade George
! \. Bailey, C. r. Park and George L.
! Wilde.
Committee having charge Of tho
evening exercise-lsaac Mcclure.
Mrs. Thomas Stein. J. r. Lloyd. r.
/ w. Tadmah, Jr, and Mrs. Owen Gar
/ ten.
Committee on music-Amos Pier
son. II. w. Hobson and Robert Stew
art
Decoration committee Rupert
Brinton. John w. Nowland and Will
liam Walker.
Committee arranging Il e banquet
Harry W. H1bson. c. f. Park, Rob
ert Stewart. Jacob f. Snyder end Jno.
W. Nowland
Ways and means committee-W
liam w. Douty. Mrs. Richard Lowell.
John Magee Thomas c. Appleby,
George d. Roberts. Herman Hender-
er. Alfred Freese and Curtis Reeder.
Reception committee Jacob p.
snyder. past grand master: William
w. Douty past grand master and
S Edward Lewis, grand master