Evening journal., 1920-03-01


We pledge to those on earth, In Heaven
Not vainly were your young lives given
The service Of our dead shall be
Kept holy in our memory:
For living warriors ceaseless praise
God bless you. brothers, all your days r
Hearty applause greeted this pa,ri
otic utterance by the Deputy Grant
Master.
The banquet favors were small Amer
lean flags for both men and women
and handsome Py-ra-lin ivory combs, OF
the Dubsrry pattern, decorated with
the Masonic emblem, fcr the women.
The program of exercises was:
Grand march -. .StausDach's orchestra
/ Invocation Past Master j. w. Macklin
! song ..................... America
( Banquet
! Address .............G Geo. Duffy. NJ. w.
4 Response .. Harry Mayer, NJ. w. C. NJ.
song ..............-....-.. Selected
/ unveiling OF Tablet,
VIM. j. Highfeld. r. w Deputy G. NJ.
Song ....,....... Star Spangled Banner
Everyone enjoyed immensely the en-
/ tertainment features which included
The singing OF popular songs, led by
/ Ramoth Mitchell. 10 the accomplish
ment Of Slausbach's orchestra, of six
/ teen pieces; duets by Mr. and Mrs.
/ Mitchell and vaudeville features by the
Variety Trio, Ernest Dupille manologu-
! st; Irene Meyers, "The Sunshine Girl;"
4 Harry Bachelor, "The Musical Rube
| from TuckahOe,n and the Harmony
Boys. There were several encores.
The musical selections played by the
orchestra were:
March, 10 General Pershing, Wander
sloOt; overture, Raymond, Ambrose
/ Thomas; intermezzo. After sunset, Ar
thur pryor: Idylle. In Beauty's Bower,
Theo. Bendix: selection, From the Kiss
Burglar. Raymond Hubbell: march,
Queen OF the Yankee Navy, Sousa /;
serenade, La Paloma, Chevaller de
Yradeir; Valse intermezzo, Petite BY
onierie, c. Bohn and march, Stars and
Stripes Forever SOusa.
The service men honored by the lodge
IN ulterance and on bronze tablet were
Frank W. Banks, John Black, 3rd,
Charles =. Dame. s. Harvey Day. Rob-
ert B. Hartley. n. Chalmers Hickman.
William II. Holllngsworth. Edgar NJ.
Hopes, Jr. Joseph 5. Kersey, Richard
kuratle Arthur N. Kuschan, Harold f.
Liizenburg, Harry Mailman. Charles
Manuel, Jr.. Thomas r. Maxwell, Brax-
ton NJ Ryan. Wilbert NJ. Stats. VIII
liam J. Stevenson. Jacob Ferdinand
Speer. Maurice W. Thomson and Philip
r. Unfried.
Hartley died in service and Speer was
killed in action
Yhe officers Of dupont Lodge are as
follows: George Duffy worshipful
master: John f. Krauss senior warden
John II. Squires, junior warden: John
oliver. treasurer; Thomas ]. Day. sec
rotary: Joseph n. Knox, senior deacon
w Herbert Potts, junior deacon; Rob-
eri :. Wood, senior steward; John w.
Stewart, junior steward; Harry Gal
braiih, tyler. Trustees-Leonard l..
Purks. p. NJ; Frank II. Long, p. NJ;
George L. Dickerson, p. NJ.
The menu, prepared and served by
Holt, was as follows:
Now, good digestion walt on appetite.
And health on both.-Shakespeare.
Half Grape Fruit
Marischeno Cherries
Tomato Bisque
Saltlnes Olives
salt your food with humor, pepper
Il with wit and sprinkle over II the
charm Of fellowship, never poison 1t /
with care.
Celery
Sduab Chicken
Green Peas Mashed Potatoes !
The discovery Of a new dish does
more for the happiness OF man than
the discovery OF star.
French Rolls Butter
Fruit Punch
Fools make feasts, and wise ment eat
Them
sailed Almonds Cream Mlnts
Neapolltan Ice Cream Assorted Cakes
Why. then. methlnks It's time to
smale again.
Coffee Cigars
These men had charge Of the cele-
bration and won unstinted praise for
the success that attended their under
taking: Joseph N. Knox, John H.
squlres, Charles A. Bamberger, p. NJ;
John e. Krauss, Garrett s. Smith, p. NJ,
and Thomas ]. Day, secretary.
Among the want advertisements
printed in the handsomely and patriot
lcally designed menu card were the
following
Correspondence-Strictly confidential,
object matrimony-George Duffy and
doc. Squires.
Bookkeerer and Official scorekeeper,
lady preferred.-Chan Knox and Len
Purks
Lectures-private lessons and sdvice
10 ladies' "How TO keep your husband
at home In the evenings. John E.
Krauss.
Instructions-Han and care Of all
kind OF tomobiles.-Harry Galbraith.
prohibition-Organ and how to
handle societies on prohibition.-h
Clover
Beneath those ads was the following
verse. written by Edward A. Guest:
For love. after all, is the purpose OF
lie;
The purpose Of struggle, the turmoil
! and strife
( n somebody loves you, why worry and
sighg
For love we are living. and love
cannot die.
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