Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-07
ELKS IN CITY AND SUBURBS
PAY TRIBUTE TO THEIR DEAD
confined from first raxe)

l Albert Hoffman and Thomas Nads-
worth.
The memorial committee of the
| lodge was composed Of Charles. Kelly
chairman. slgbert c. Johnson. secre-
tary: Joseph A. robert treasurer;
George L. Brooks and W Brand
! Smith. On the reception committee
were John II. Siebold. chairman;
| George /. Brooks. DR.. Edward D
| Cyphers. John =. Flanagan and
| Charles Kelly.
Nutley Observance.
District Deputy Thomas S. MACK
| sey, of East Orange Lodge, was the
principal speaker at the services Of
| the Nutley Lodge, which were con-
| Quoted In the afternoon in Masonic
! Hall, West Nutley. Edward L. Hart
! man. of Newark Lodge, gave the
eulogy
other speakers were Exalted Ruler
John NJ Mackay. Louis Fendrich and
various officers of the. lodge. Ed
mund J. Guthrie vas at the organ.
The musical program INCLUDED selec-
tons BY Mrs A. A. Herbert, Mra.
Llewellyn e. Pratt and 4. 7. Gibiin.
/ TIE comnittee in charge vas COM
posed OF Herbert l. Brandreth,
chairman; T.. J. Guthrie, \. \. Her
bert. Joseph Blum and l.. III. MscSay.
The lodge has lost two members by
death.
bloomfield Lodges services.
\ large number Of people filled the
auditorium of the Bloomfield Hish
School in the afternoon at the memo
rial services of the Bloomfield Lodge.
Judge James P. Mylod made the
grafton.
The program was as follows: Open
ing exercises. officers of the lodge;
piano solo. Prelude, Miss Adelaide
Hazard Dillon; quartet, The Lost
Chord (Parks). by the Ceeilian
Quartet: violin solo. "Reverie" Deck
err Afusin). and "Slumber Song
CWeiteD, by Miss Elizabeth Russell;
prayer. Rev William T. Upton, rec
tor OF the Church of the Ascensian.
Bloomfield: recital ''Thanatopsis,
Daniel Schleich, assisted by Miss
Lucy II. Walker; tenor solo, Rect
"Ye People Rend Your Hearts,
Elijah, air-'If With All Your
Hearts" (Mendelssohn), Harold Max
well; cello sclo (a) Melody in F"
(Rubinstein), (b) "Traumeri' (Schu-
MANN, NJ. Lambert; quartet, ca
NO Night There (Stebbins), OBJ
DAYS and Moments Dykes, the
Cecilian Quartet: bass solo, The
Lord Is My Light" (Allitsen), Harry
w. Niles; GRAFTON, Hon. James P.
Mylod; duet, Wherefore Is Thy Soul
Cast Down" (Cosia). Mrs. Westcott
and Mr.. Bartels; solo, Lead Kindly
Light" violin obhgato Bernard,
Mrs. Westcott and Miss Russell;
tenor solo, Ca THE Holy City
(Adams): (b) The Rosary with
cello obligato. Harold Maxwell and
NJ. LAMBERT: inamatus from "Stabat
N ~ i've FaCf
colt, Mr.. LAMBERT, Miss Russell and
Miss Dillon; closing exercises. officers
of the lodge; doxology, Praise Him
from Whom All Blessings Flow,
Praise Him, All Creatures Here Be-
low, Praise Him in Love and Brother
hood. Praise Him in Hope and Father
hood"
The memorial committee which had
charge Of the affair was as follows:
John +. Dillon, chairman; Fred w.
Vanderpool, ]. ]. Brozat, d. g.
Stonaker II. ]. RosenlSrantz. W. ;.
Spier, G. A. Nelson, C. H. Ritscter
r. T. White, George Lieberknecht,
Peter Clark and Daniel Schleich.
At MontcIair.
In spite Of the Indictment weather
the seats In the Montclair Theatre
were well filed yesterday afternoon
by members OF MOnIcidlT louBS OF
Elks and friends at the annual lodge
of sorrow for departed members.
After the opening of the exercises
by the officers, Wilbur Follett
Unger rendered on the piano pre-
ludes, meditation from That's, Mas
senet; Abendlied, Schumann; anthem
which was followed by the following
program. THE Sun Shall Be No
More" Woodward, quartet; prayer
by Rev. Wilson r. Stearly, rector st.
Luke's Episcopal Church. Montciair,
contrslto solo, Eye Hath Not Seen"
(from the Holy City'D. Gaul, Mrs.
William H. Kemery; eulogy by Past