The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-03
.ElKS' MEMORIAL
SERVICE SUNDAY
.lon. Joseph r. Fralley. Prominent
Elk Of Fort Madison, Will be
Speaker Before The
Lodge.
ONLY ONE DEATH IN 1914
Homer GuIIes, Whose Death oc-
Cured November %, is Only
Member Of keokuk Lodge
to Die.

The Hon. Joseph R. Frailey will de-
liver the address at the Elks lodge of
Sorrow on this coming Sunday. Keo-
kuk lodge No. log will observe its
memorial services at this time and
nay tribute to the brothers who have
died. Only one member Of the lodge
has died in 1914, Homer Guiles, whose
death occurred November %. The
program for the memorial service has
been prepared and includes many
musical numbers together with the
ritual of the order on such occasions.
Miss Louise Klein will be the So
loist of the afternoon. Agnes. orches-
ira will furnish the orchestral selec-
ton. There will be a quartette com
posed Of Mrs. C. R. Joy, Miss Caroline
Baldwin, G. F. Mcfarland and Frank
E. Fuller, with Mrs Arvilla Erdmann
Cooper at the piano.
The program which will be held in
the Elks lodge room at 2:3O o'clock
Sunday afternoon follows:
PART I.
Music-Elks March ......... Cradle
Agnes Orchestra.
vocal-Now the Day is Over. Mark
Quartette.
Opening ceremonies
Exalted ruler and secretary.
opening Ode
Brothers, choir and orchestra.
invocation-By chaplain.
Vocal solo-Lead Kindly Light.
Pensuette
Miss Louise Klein.
Eulogy-Died in 1914-Homer Guiles,
November %, 1914.
Music Temple Anew ...... Thomas
Agnes Orchestra.
PART II.
Music-Saviour When Night
Invokes the Day .......... Shelley
Address-Bro. Joseph r. Frailey,
Fort Madison lodge. No. S74.
Music-Traumerei ......,s Schumann
Agnes Orchestra.
Vocal solo-The Wondrous Light.
Miss Louise Klein.
Closing exercises-Elaxted ruler and
officers Of lodge.
Star Spahgled Banner
Agnes Orchestra.
Members and audience.
The COMMITTEES In charge follow:
Executive and program-Wm. H.
Reimbold, Chas. S. Abel, l.. J. Wolf.
Decoration-Ed s. Lotion, John W.
Rovane, Jr., Ed. D. Schultz, A.. F.
Mueller, Allyn Sheldon
Reception-W p. Sutton, Geo. w.
Ewers, John Nagel, H. j., Reeves, w.
H. Kennedy, Walter Wiesemann.
The officers are:
j. B. Howd-E. R.
John Conrad-E. L. X.
Alvin KraftrE. l.. X.
Harry Y. Crawford-E. l.. X.
Walter 8. Heller rsanist.
Leroy J. Wolf-Secretary.
j. r. Baur-Treasurer.
John E. Craig-Chaplain.
V. o. stafford-Esquire.
Leo GredellEInner guard.
VIM. sinton, B. L. Auwerda, B. B.
Hobbs-Trustees.
The list OF absent brothers who will
be honored by the service Sunday,
follows:
Jas. WIN. Hutchinson, March &c.
1892
Harrison Tucker, April 20, 1893.
Charles Deheny Horton, April FL.
: 1884.
Joseph M. Casey February 10, 1895.
Michael Malloy April 10. 1893.
Harry l.. Miller, March 8, 1894
Simon vogel, December Z. 1906
Geo w. Jones, December %, 1907.
Charles Carroll Marsh, January 3,
1908.
John C. Hubinger, January 81 1908.
Fred E. Starr, April 1, 1908.
James Ward, August "a, 1909.
David J. Ayres, December 8, 1879
Robert H. Fegers. January %, 1910.
Albert Azinger. March &c. 1910
Hugh Robertson, April 2. 1910.
Charles A. Bowen. April 6. 1910.
Chas. on. september 81, 1910.
Leighton Brcwnell, October 10. 1910.
VIM. F. Rush. November is, 1910.
Matthias Garmo, February s. 1911.
Chas. Johnson, June is, 1911.
Victor B. Oehiltree, October II. 1911.
]. w. Steiger, January 4. 1912,
w. D. vanDeusen, March 7,'1912.
George w. Maxwell, March 25. 1912.
Charles A. Present., July IL, 1912.
John Cosgrove, September Is 1917.
James Cameron, October 2. 1912.
Hal H. Brown, October II, 1912.
George Rogers Hartel. November
20. 1912.
Thomas F. McAIanus, February 1,
1919, \.