Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-04
ELK MEMORIAL
TOMORROW AT $3.50
Musical Numbers TO Feature
Annual Program in Honor
of Dead

An elaborate musical program, sur
passing all previous efforts. will be
feature of the Elks' memorial service
Mt the Orpheum theater tomorrow
afternoon.
In addition to local talent, the COM
mittee in charge of arrangements will
present Misha Ferenzo. grand opera
tenor: Mrs. Marie Wesbroom-Dager
accompanist; and Master Gurney Mat
tox, boy violinist, all of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Emerson Collins, deputy at
torney general of Williamsport, will
be the orator.
Harrisburg talent will include the
Penn Quartet; Mrs. William X. Bum
baugh, soprano; Miss Belle Middaugh,
contralto; DIR. Byron S. Behney, tenor,
and A. w. Hartman. basso. Prof. Will
liam +. Mcbride will be the accom-
PIANIST. The services start at $3.50
o'clock. Members of Harrisburg
lodge and visiting Elks will meet at
Elks home, North Second street, and
march to the thea;ei ali a body. Ad-
mission to outsiders VIII be by ticket.
Lodge og Sorrow
William p. Mcbride vi open with
a piano prelude, I'm Memory of Ri
kard 'Nordrank," by Grleg. Follow
ing singing by the Penn Quartet, If
Man Die, Shall He Live Again. by
Macpherson, the Lodge of Sorrow will
be opened. Misha Ferenzo will sing,
Why Art Thou Cast Down o, My
Soul?" by Spicker. and the members
of Harrisburg Lodge will sing the
opening ode. The Rev. Harry Nelson
Bassler, pastor of Second Reformed
church will offer the invocation.
Ae hi F,-9
MattoX. the boy Violinist will play
Romance" by Wueniawski, and fol-
low with ITO a Wild Rose" by Mac
Dowell. Benjamin w. Demming,
exalted ruler of Harrisburg lodge. will
make the Introductory address. A
duet by Alisha Ferenzo and A. w.
Hartman, "Watchman, What of the
Night" will precede the memorial
address by Mr.. Emerson Collins.
Other Musical Numbers
Master Gurney MattoX will play
Ave Maria by Schubert Wilhelmj.
and 'Minuet" by Beethoven. Misha
Ferenzo will sing Gloria" by Buzzi-
lodge will follow, after which the
Penn quartet will sing, Lord, How
Long Wilt Thou Forget Me" by
Mendelssohn. The audience and mem
bers will sing the DoXology, and the
Rev. Thomas Reisch of Christ Luth-
eran church will offer prayer and
benediction.
Since Harrisburg Lodge was insti-
tuted thirty-eight members have died.
Seven deaths occurred this year. The
first deceased was Meade ID. Detweiler,
Past Grand Exalted Ruler. who died
June Is, 1904 Others for whom serv-
ices will be held tomorrow are:
In Memoriam
John Henry Weiss, William II.
Snyder, Herman Marks, Naudain
Hamilton, Henry C. Fink, Irwin B.
Hanlen, Henry REMOVER Shrom,
George NJ. Wanhaugh, William i.
Richardson, II. Gilmore Smith. past
exalted ruler; William X. Osborn, John
]. Keffer, ST., Z. II. Stuntz, D II.
Haldeman, Edward S. Collins. Oscar
c. Robertson, Elmer G. Brandt, w. S.
Balson, A S. McCreath, p. G.. Gonella,
j. Keffer, Sr., f.. II. Stuntz. d. Fl.
l. II. Scharadin, Marlin f. Olmsted,
Charles w. Wagner, John NJ. Jaycox,
W. w. Shope, w. H.. Snyder. Edward
S. Martin, Ralph II. Crltchley, b. f.
Stigelman, Frank II. McCabe, Charles
Shutter, Charles l.. Allen. Ellis T.
Burlington. The officers of Harrisburg
Lodge who will occupy their respec-
tive stations tomorrow include:
Officers and Committee
Exalted Ruler, Benjamin w. Dem
ming; Esteemed Leading Knight. Jonas
W INuuS I4otSthiSu -ON dl hnlSnl,
James l.. Carroll; Esteemed Lecturing
Knight. Michael E. Stroup; Secretary,
Robert X. Schmidt; Treasurer. C'1ar-
ence II. Sigler; Tiler, Thomas Poffem-
berger; Squire, Edwin ]. Lewis; Inner
Guard, Charles Nj. Williams; Chaplain,
Daniel ID. Hammelbaugh; Organist,
William II. Opperman: Trustees,
John Z. Kelley, Joseph ]. Weaver,
John A. Marshall: Representative,
William X Movers; past exalted ruler
The committee in charge of ar
rangements for tomorrow includes:
Horace A. Segelbaum. past exalted
ruler, chairman; George II. Reed,
Abner w. Hartman, Laurence i.
Kreidler and George w. Deiker.