The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-04-24
MOOSELODGE HOLDS
NE MORIAL AT
PRINCESS

The beautiful and impressive Moose
Memorial services conducted by the
officers and members of Clifton Lodge
No. 853, Loyal Order of Moose, was
held in the Princess Theatre on Sun
day afternoon last, and was attended
by large audience from Clifton and
Morenci.
1--WE Keep the Memory of All Broth
ers Gone Before Ever Constant in Our
Hearts and Comfort and Counsel
Those Bereft of Their Aid" was the
sentiment expressed by the lodge ser
vices as the ritual ceremony in hon
or of Brothers H. Moder, John H.
Campbell, Chas. Alexander, and Chas.
Jenkins, was exem plified.
The services were in. charge of Die
tator Thos. j. Carroll, assisted by
other officers of the order and were
beautiful and impressive in the ex-
treme. The stage presented a beau
tiful appearance banked with ever
greens and flowers and surrounded
by electri lights. The program and
those who participated was as fol-
lows:
Invocation-Rev. w. ]. Gordon
Opening Ceremonies, Lodge Officers
-Thos. Carroll, Dictator.
Song, Nearer My God to Thee
Audience.
Hearts and F'lowers-Adams' Or
chesrta.
Song, 81 will Lift up My Eyes"-Mo-
renci Choir; Messrs. Bennett, Jenk-
ings, Pascoe, Rolling, Tonkins, Grager
Williams, and Hicks.
Song, 'Lead Kindly Light -Morenci
Choir.
Violin Solo, "Minuet," Beethoven
Prof. w. w. Bond, accompanist Miss
Fisher.
Eulogy- Ben NJ. Crawford.
Clifton Lodge No. S53
Song, His Blessed Face Adam
Gubel-Miss Mary Kent, accompanies
Mrs. w. S. Bradfiied.
Twilight Orchestra.
Address-Bro. E. V. Horton, Cliff
ton Lodge No. S53
Song, God VIII Wipe Away All
Tears from Their Eyes," Sullivan
Mrs. Gertrude York Weller, accompan-
ist, Miss Mary Kent.
Mascagius Farewell-Adams' Or
chestra.
Song Comrades in Arms -Morenci
Choir
Closing Ceremonies OFF,
GERS.
In the address of Brother EV. Hor-
ton the speaker called attention to the
fact, not generally known, that the
Loyal Order of Moose is the third
largest fraternal order in the United
States, and the order has secured
within thirty-five miles of Chicago a
tract of land consisting of one thous-
and acres, where are erected homes
for the destitute wives and children
of members of the Moose order who
have passed to the great beyond.
There the Moose order maintains a
farm, vocational schools, a university
and cottage homes where bereaved
families of deceased members are
taken care of in comfort and children
given a splendid education. This is
considered the greatest institution OF
its kind in the world today.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies
If the day Past Dictator Chas. Kreu-
Ter entertained the members of the
Morenci choir and few invited
guests at a luncheon at his home in
south Clifton. Those present were
Nessrs. Bennett, Jenkins, Pascoe.
Rolling, Tonkins, Grager, Williams.
ticks, Crawford, Leonard, Smith Dill
Ter, Evans, Patterson, Juelg, Horton
md Kreuder.
The officers of Moose Lodge this
ear include:
Past Dictator, Chas. Kreuder: Die
ator, Thos. J. Carroll; Vice Dictator,
. N. Dilliner; Prelate, Edw. Leon
rd; Secretary, VIM. E. Kelly; Treas
lrer, r. T. Evans; Sergeant at Arms.
Nm. Pattersn; Inner Guard, Walter
Tappin; Outer Guard, Ralph Breeze:
MUSICIAN, DR.. H. V. Bogue; Trustees,
Q. V. Horton, M. J. Juelg, R. L.
Brown.