The daily progressive-miner., 1919-04-29
0DDFELL0WS VOTED
 HOSTS SUPREME E

!. Wonderful success crowned the ef-
 forts ot the Executive Committee of
 Local Lodge Of Oddfellovs, 8: the theatre party. banquet and dance. siv- en at the Liberty Theatre snd Red Men Hall last evening to commemor-
 ate the centennial anniversary of the
 founding Of she lodge. when about one
 hundred and fifty lodge members. their wives. families and friends gath cred 70 celebrate the occasion.
 The theatre party which came first oa the program for the evenings en-
 te-tsinnent was made 6 memorable occasion by the lavish decorations Of .the lodge greens. cedar boughs, used with good effect both inside and out side .he theatre The decorations
 were the work of Mir. Gretchen. The programme was en unusually a-ood one beginning with an overture oy the Liberty Orchestra followed by ihe Star S2angled Banner sung by the
 Audieace- Mayor Petty welcomed the brothers and guests in very cordial manner and gave brief review Of the
 work and progress of the lodge since its inception 10o years ago.
 Following 2 Gaumoni News Weekly Mrs J | Talbot and sister, Miss Amy Hunt, delighted the audience with
 Like the Lark" and Beautiful
 Ohio two beautiful duets both Of whieh were exQuisitely rendered.
 After the Scenic Of she Glacier Ma tioa2l Park. Miss Irene DuHamel gave -Eo violin numbers the Polish Nation al Dance by Wisaiaski and Bethoven's Ninaet as an encore,
 Miss LaLotna Van Zandt who made her first public appearance made an especially pleasing impression Her voice, 2 deep dramatic Soprano. with pQre tones and much volume came as surprise and pleasure to the audience Miss Van ZaHdt who has studied un- der Hiram Futile. well known vocal teacher Of ,he Pacific Coast for about year. has 2 voice of great promise and i. is he- ambition to continue her studies toward greater accomplish. ments My Laddie" and "The Ros- a-y'' were her selections.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barbour gave Smiles" as a duer in their usual breezy manner. also little Miss Flor ence Barbour came on for the Chorus, and in her sweet hsping but strong voice. made q decided hit
 Re7 Van Marter, chairman Of the Red Cross and member Of the 4-lnin ute speakers made aa appeal to the au-
 dience for the Victory Lean in his
 usual forceful and sincere manner in response 10 2 request py inc local 1 committee.
 j aLonesoue Luke" tollo#ed by "A { nnerica" brought the splendid program ,; to successful close
 Tae guests inuediately were pi' lose-i oyer 10 Red Mez Hall where I great long tables laden with all sorts Of good things <o eat were awaiting them. After all had enjoyed the re treatments, Jno. R. Beegie, toast ' master c, the evening called upon ser ,. srsl Q, the 'Fbrothers" present to talk !aad all responded. Judge s. A. Plum, E4asy veteran rneyuFssr af ths lodge va: the hrsE called upon, foli0Sed by Dr E. L. Ayers and Rev. C. II, Van Maj ter. who did not fail to uss the oppor tunity afforded 10 bring down th; ] house Eith their stock Of yarns. !. Mr. V. II, Patching when called ur on ordered the tables cleared swas and the orehsstra to tune up for tn: dancing which lasted till about on' o'clock Thsn the last waltz was an aoancsd.