Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-07

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crossing the sunshine o. our lives
We believe that the heart should be
SO fnn oil the gladness and sweetness
Of life as to leave little abiding place
fhere for grief. One OF the objects
If this order is to Danish sorrow from
ne lives OF men. Sorrow enduretn
tor q night but joy cometh IN inc
morning IN this lodge OF sorro"
we want to touch the heartstrings Oh
tenderness and bring back all ouI
5bsent brothers in memories perpetu-
sfsd only by love-memories tnal
noble and enrich the lives OF those
ewe are here today. friends and
brethren. members Of noble o.
aanizatiop. frequenrls 90 little un-
5erstood by ear nciEhbors, because
~e arc Forbidden 10 tell of its goou
aeeds-thc silent charities am
hensyoienccs that gladden. SO many
hearts II is a grand fraternity--s,ihls
rider Of llllIs. Nearly aaif nIiAli.l.
sf,rfl,. ,ruc-hearted citizens OF our
.l,rions countf. are enlisted in its
ea0se Mon of the highest stat q
f. life and mca .n the hunDlft
aaaIss arc upun footing Of eQud!l-|
a.ilen they stand beneath the orahc.l-
40 a,,tlers Of protection. Young IN
@srs Flkdom's growth has been
raatd and its Development wonuc-
nj because If appeals to the pes
Instincts in mankind. -,..
.The order of Elks s an American
society and none may enter ~
fara,,les, aud share its membership
aaless the obligation is taken upon
he American flag b. an American
sitizen. That Has. for which thor-
ards Of brave souls vent up 20
heaven amid the murky CLOUDS ~
basfle that it might wave In TRIUMPH
a1d bless mankind. IS one OF tle
evn7bols Of our order. That nag Veils
Tho altar in our lodge rooms anu
anon it rests the Bible-one the lree
mans inspiration, the other iidI
hane and the word Of eterilal hIe ~
,ptflions. Whatever division therS
MAJ be among Us on that mas on
book We believe alike. A.,
,rhe scenic effects were in charge q
Andrew Kelly and Charles +. Werner,
i. Frederick c. Read had charge OF
he decorations. There was speclal
f,77sical program by Miss Ehzaoetn
+, SPENCER. soprano; Miss Helen NJ
,.isrl- and Miss Helen y. Beebe, con-
F-sltos. Harvey Hindermeyer tenor
~; Frederick ". Wheeler. baritone.
The orchestra was in charge OF ALBEIT
m addition to the foregoing otael
members of the memorial con1nl..ee
we're Stuart c. Smith, cnalrlllai,'
W-;ilian, Nottle. secretary: George j.
vys,.nar. Ioln J. Booth, Joseph NC
rfono11gh. Robert ". Farreh anu
James c. Driscoll.
East Orange Pays Tribute.
The ceremonies of East Orange
Lodge No. $50 tool, place in the eve
I'm, a. the East Orange Lyceum' N
Mar, street. and were unoer tIls
ERECTION of William L. Haher, eNsLseu
nf,'zr. Only one member OF tlle. l S,1ss
81. during the year ana ne was I "a,
gsjr John s. Boyd, who was Hlystel4-
s,sl, lost overheard last week from
- stesmship Monus, which he COM
John ]. Caullet gave the eulosy'
,yLile past Exalted Ruler A. j. Denla-
,.est made the memorial ADDRESS; lne
fattar IL 2 member of Hoboken Looee
M "a The musical program was one
~ Inc features of the exercises. 1hele
we're numbers by vested ehotr cor
sisting Of Douglas \. Freetn' NorlIia -
Z. Grobert, Edgar ". QUINCY anu "
15ndspeth johnson, and Mrs a. oeloet
vyalter. contralto. Miss K. 5. Berg
onrano. and Frank T. FenWlck'
.srer An orchestra accompanied
%bs program included a recitation
sntitled @The Game of Life by MISS
4av Kerwin. and prayer ana Dene-
.lipfiosl l,v Rev. Dr. Denis Workman
OF East orange.
Exercises in kearny-
CONGRESSMAN Eugene f. klnkeao
Saliyered the memorial address at the
ceremonies Of Kearny Lodge No. 1851
the exercises took place in the after
aeon at the Ellks' Home, kearny ave
nue., Arlington.
past Exalted Ruler Edward j.
Kraft was in charge of the program.
rventy-one deceased members were
remembered. Four members died dur
ing the past year.
The program was as follows: Piano
selection. Miss Elizabeth Mandeville;
opening exercises, under direction OF
Frederick A. Hartley, exalted ruler OF
The lodge. assisted by the other Of
ficers; opening ode, members OF the
lodge; invocation, Rev. william "A
Coonbs, pastor First Presbyterian
Church, Arlington; soprano solo,
"Sleep Thy Last Sleep" Harrick,
Miss Rose Vaudeville; excerpts from
',rraviata," Verdi, Russell Heath, Nio-
Iinist; eulogy, Arthur 3. Archibald;
baritone solo, "Face to Face" John
son, Charles Boyle; piano selection
Miss Vaudeville: memorial address,
eOur Absent Brothers" Mr. Kinkead,
member of Jersey City Lodge No. 2i1;
soprano solo, so Shall Walt"
Briggs. Miss Rose Vaudeville; violin
selection, "Canzona Amarosa," Mr..
Heath: duet, Beautiful Isle of Some
where" Miss A. Peterson, soprano,
and Fred Harries, tenor; closing ex-
ercises, officers of lodge; closing ode,
members OF lodge; doxology, entire
assemblage; benediction, Rev. John
A. Westman, rector Of ST. Stephens
Roman Catholic Church, Arlington.
Program in Irvington.
Irvington Lodge No. 1245 conducted
its services at the Elks' Home, 925
Springfield avenue, Irvington, in the
evening. The exercises were under
the direction OF Exalted Ruler W.
Eugene Turton. assisted by the diff
ferent officers OF the lodge.
The eulogy was delivered by Dis
trict Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler
David Fl. Greene. member of the
lodge. Past District Deputy Exalted
Ruler Thomas +. Macksey, OF East
Orange. made an address. William
n. Ruth and Ernest Evans sang. The
program was arranged by August NJ.
ISleeman and Frederick Tries.
Services in south Orange.
Contrary 10 former years, the
South Orange lodge conducted It's
services privately in the morning at
the lodge rooms, - Sloan street,
South Orange Exalted Ruler George
j. Jaeger presided.
Three members have died since the
lodge was organized, one within the
past year. The enloEy was delivered
by Past Exalted Ruler Henry ).
Weber.
BeIlcville Lodge Mourns.