The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-28

A sunptuous Da"d
,..rly thousand ElkS feasted form
i The wind-up OF one OF the great
], d,vs in local Elkdom's history
81. Yesterday, when the big Elks
s'.,.h,.t;on and limitations were
-, 70 a close. Morgan City
indee No, ll2l were the hosts and
s..d,.ds of visitors from the entire
-..hvestern part Of the state were
,...nt to participate in and enjoy
Z. festivities. A class of lzo baby
M. were put through the initiate
work Of the lodge in the old
-. over the Alberts Dry Goods
1. yesterday afternoon following a
.,,d. of over a mile in length.
mass bands from neighboring towns
I.lOed the Union Band of this city
i furnish music throughout the day.
IA clown band made up one OF the
f,,tures of the afternoon.
This band was composed Of some OF
4, i,rziest talent that could be got
3 together. Their leader, Mon
! s;eur Eddie Gautier, president of the
In,fers' Union, marched at the head
of.the aggregation, proudly swinging
! ii, staff, borrowed for the occasion
ffom ! local plumber. Many on
boxers were under the impression
al the peerless leader was going
d flush things. The members of
the band we're: Louis Kihneman, the
iife department's celebrated come
in; Bob Toerner and P. B. Ghir-
nj Iarz artists of the highest type;
reuie Rybiski, who is all that his
nalne indicates, besides being a
honbone artist; Eugene Jacobs OF
Ford fame; Signor Antonio Dimag-
* king Of the spag eaters; Mon
In Afgence, who beats the snare
lfum 70 beautifully; and your hum
Ne servant. Jay Elless. The music
y this band would have made Theda
Dafa blush, and was enough to move
ke iphinx.
Especial mention is due the Hou-
- Brass Band, who were most at
1netiye in their. uniforms of red
ocfnts and white trousers. The
1nd came on invitation from the
l1 And furnished music without
time. Morgan City Lodge 1121 ex-
1lis,a vote of thanks to Houma.
Bright and early yesterday morn
4 6k visiting Elks began to pour in,
~ BY the time everything was
1ndy for the big parade at 2 o'clock
a city was crowded with visitors.
lhe parade formed in front of the
~ home Leading the marchers
- ! number of Morgan City's
byfliest young ladies, followed by
Esquire Of the lodge, DR.. S. J.
egeois. The visitors, including
aty Exalted Ruler Moss of Bog
Emitted Ruler Jno. P. Sulli.
Secretary Phineas Moses, Par
Werlein, G. A. King and others
81 New Orleans Lodge; Exalted
Voorhies and his herd from
elte, including one "Bad Mar
: the Exalted Ruler Of
Lodge and representatives
- herd, the Exalted Ruler ol
lAefia Lodge and a scattering
loefia Elks, and Elks from every
4 iin this section of the state
= PROMINENT partsNin the parade.
Aos she least CONSPICUOUS were The
sey Elks," who marched in bod,
y,ng Old Glory, which measured
n iW feet. Leading these pool
s came q bevy of little girls
one bore a banner inscribed
Little Child Shall Leas
The boys felt that the,
IS beng buriesqued, but they wer,
mined to see the thing through
healthy goats followed tn,
afes TO their final destination
Pesf exalted rulers of Morgai
anticipated in the limitations
item were Charles P. Lynch
Loeb, Homer Jolley, San
A 3. O'Brien, Julius P. He
arles 1. Wise and Charlie
Min
elieefs Of the lodge are Cas-
exalted ruler; M. P. Pal
aeing knight; L. A. Law, loya
~ A. Broussard, lecturin,
Z Fisher, secretary; F. Z
81, treasurer; DR. A. Viii
guard; L. D. Israel, tyler
-. chaplain.
MIGRATE banquet was pre-
er direction of Drs. Ber
Wilson assisted by 10