Evening journal., 1919-11-13
new HOME soon
FOR eden LODGE
City Odd Fellows Encour-
aged by Prospect of
Fine Building
CATTELL DELIGHTS
WITH HUMOR, PATHOS

auul lNSo o. ttAI tNb-lutllltI uduAuIb u
the members of Eden Lodge, No. 81.
%. o. f., in the Lambros last evening
he delighted his large audience oi
three-link men with his wit. and deep
y touched them with his pathetic ref
crences TO the human sacrifices mad,
in the late war.
The dinner was one Of the biggest
and most enthusiastic fraternal gather
ings held in this city for a long time
About two hundred and fifty Eden
members attended, and from The time
they were seated until the gathering
broke up, TIE banquet room Of the
restaurant resounded continuously
with songs and merry-making.
The dinner started with Invocation
by the Rev. Robert Bell, rector Of Old
Swedes p. L. Church. Arthur p. Hud-
son was introduced as POSTMASTER by
William J. Beatty, chairman OF the
committee that arranged the dinner,
ana the evening Of joy was on.
Mr. Catell was the lrst speaker. lie
prophesied that the beginning OF next
year Will see the dawn OF the greatest
era Of prosperity that this nation has
ever had, which, he said will bring
new and greater responsibilities on all.
lie eXhorted the Eden men 10 do their
Utmost and bear their share.
In speaking Of the great sacrifices.
IN human life and in finances. made by
ms country IN the world war, Mr.. Ca
iell said mat he lived for 4 time over
'eas and heard the people Of the for
ign countries refer 10 the United
'tates as money grabbing land. q"
without ideals and without patriotism.
ind That he always answered that in
me great crisis, which eventually came
in The form Of the world war. the
United states would not be found la-.-
ing With the war over. largely
through the aid Of this country. his
qualification was complete. now that
thls country has demonstrated rorciblv
Ter true patriotism and power.
The thought here. he said. In sneak
ns Of American spirit. is that the
possible has been done but the
impossible we will do
Mr.. Catell paid a glowing tribute 10
me soldiers and sailors who risked
heir lives in the war.
+. Warren Green, deputy attorney
general and member Of Eden Lodge.
gave an interesting address. he was
bAowed by Philip J. Isaac. degree
master; William j. Beatty. Charles n
Burrls and Edwin :. Truilt. Jr.. who
spoke on the purpose OF the get-to-
Sether banquet and outlined plans
'or entertainments during the winter
months.
Mr., Isaac's reference 70 the proposed
new building for the lodge was greeted,
WIN applause. He urged the members
10 do all they possibly can 10 bring
Eden Lodge TO The forefront Of lodges
0f all societies Of the country.
Fred \. HuXtable entertained The
gathering with solos Music was fur
nished by the Eden Orchestra.
Those present were:
The Rev. Robert Bell. Arthur p. Hud-
son. Edwin :. Trultt. John Moore. Fred
\. HuXtable. Norval C.. Armstrong. Rob
ert IT, Reed. Jr., w :. Wilkins. f. L.
Kaufman. L. j. Keyser. Jr.. Harvey ?.
Gray, Fritz E. Lindell. Carl Lindell.
James p. Jones, Jr.. Elwood Goodwin.
Furman q. Cole, p. Warren Green.
Samuel VI. Ford. Harry W. Chairs. +.
Leroy Stein, Lester T. short. +. y,
Frankhauser, Chester A. Whitley. John
\. Davis, II. Lee Wood, +. C.. Schrody.
". q. Hugg, A. J. Davis, Robert T.
Mink, Ralph w. Smith, Charles B.
Baker, Harry Z. Russell. William II.
simmons, A. VI. Denney, w. F. Mink. Il. |
Hall. II. Atkinson, J. l.. Wilhelm. VII
lam B. Smith, Jr., Courtland Rice, II. |
W. Rushworth. +. J. Lazman. z. FL
Tevis. Harry ID. Radcif. W. d. Har-
bert. James G. Tuck. William y. Rein |
hart. Charles +. Sickles. Harry C.. Me
kaig, Neal 4. MARITIME. Harvey Schafer. /
irving II. Craig. George W. Johnson. /
iharles H. Moore, Irvine +. Robinson. |
Herbert owen, Arthur T. O'Neal. w. |
B. Nichols, George A. passwster. Charles |
H. Burris, II. Alvin Barker. Marshall /
H. ieatman. William II. Dutton. Her 1
bert ;. Lilley. Ralph l.. Cochran. Ed /
ward ;. Mclean, J. Horner Day. May /
rice +. Alexander, Abe Yarn. L. V. r. /
Phillips. Harvey +. Nolk. Karl IT, Seidle.
Marvin +. Ball, Harry +. Joyce. Cecil
.. West, Howard c. ITaislett. William
b. Haislett. Leroy u. Smith. Edward
>. BeesOn. Oscar G.. Draper n VI. Lack
and. Raymond White. Karl n. Stierl.
Walter d. Webb, Frank Maguigln. Jr..
.harles Stewart. II. w. swain. IT, +.
John IT, Miller. X. A. Horner.
harles Z. Searles, William H. TAYLOR.
3. e. Ulrich, 4. v Gemmill, r. Navra-
el. II. r. Roney, II. II. Brown, j. How
ird Faust, John l. Bergstrom. Carl ID.
Niberg, J. Leonard Lloyd. William r.
acobs. Norman +. Smith. W. r. Drew.
". Abrahams. Oliver A. Boyd. II. Leon
.rd Price. C.. B. Kitchen. Charles II.
ray, Charles Beatty. Thomas Beatty.
Thomas w. Hetberton. John Beatty.
Nllfred Ahlee. Charles Esslck. II. C..
icClure. j. LinwOod Morris. William
. bradbury. Arthur L. Gross. William
.. Donovan. Edwin +. Denney. L. b.
Waterman, David Hollelt. samuel ].
Niberg, Joseph H. Kates. Norman II.
Watson, W. F. Mahan. Paul u. Cooper.
'lfred L. Lane. Walter G. Aurand. r. o.
chafer, A. B. Underwood. C.. j. Eckert.
ieorge B. Underwood. James u. Muir
ay. Thomas Z. Grier. Jr.. Elmer r.
ully. Melville NJ Wells. p. J. Isaac.
. j. Moore. G. Edgar Deering. James
}. stroud, Robert W. Kramer. :. II.
johnson, John II. Butt. Justis II.
Warren :. Elllcolt. l.. l..
herwood \. c.. Patterson, T. L. Van
0rn. William 4. Scott. William T.
alnes. J. Harry Dickinson. Erwin y
r. D. Frederick, Frank
Ills, Vincent :. Matthews. John :.
tewart, Abe Bachrach. Horace X.
Weaver, J. Irwin Cox. Andrew Ulrich,
scar L. Hewitt, Eli G.. Trumbower,
AIRY W. Wenninger. Harry J. Stidham.
Iatthew J. Seutter. William Montgom-
y, f. E. Warrington, Elwood ;. Led
UNI. Fred ;. Fry, Joseph r. Ramsey.
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