Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
TALL CENARS GIVE
FINE entertainment
Most Elaborate Social Affair
Known in Lower Delaware
Staged at Milford.
specie, Correspondence Of Every Even ing

specie, Correspondence OF Every Evening
Milford, Nov. lo.--Probably the most
elaborate social function ever held IN lower
Delaware Was that given last night IN
Armorv Hall by Evergreen Forest No ~,
Tell ccdars Of Lebanon, of Milford. The
occasion was the second annual Indies
night of the organization. More than three
hundred couples were In attendance and
enjoyed the delightful program provided
by the entertainment committee under the
chsirmanship Of DIR. Samuel NJ. ID. Mar
shall. A the organization is not quite a
wear old, its rapid growth Is very remark
ahlc. and in its promotion of good-feiiow-
ship ard light entertainment, IT Is dong
more ~ fill the social need Of the towns OF
lower Delaware than any other agency.
Its membership is composed of more than
two hundred and ifty of the younger mem
bers OF the Masonic fraternity from all the
lodges south of Dover. :,
Armorv Hall war tastefully decorated
with black and gold streamers and about
hftv small cedar trees, from Sussex county
woods were placed NJ different points
about the room. The evenings entertain
mont orcned at $50 with the singing OF
a number Of familiar popular songs by All
present, this feature especially enioyaoie'
Maddens orchestra from Wilmington,
furnished the music for the entire evening
~ Q O'Clock, six high-ciass vaudeville
acts, were given under the personal direc-
ton of the manager, Fred Sulzer OF Phila-
ielnhia. Who is well known in Delaware
Masonic circles. The first number was
furnished bv Archie Lingo-known as
'~The Mvstev,o,s Lingo,' and he lived up
10 his announced title In the deft and
MYSTERIOUS manner in which he handled
various card tricks Harry Laws, the king
~ story-tellers," made the building ring
with laughter caused by the funny stories
ne told in a droll manner. George Phreno,
he college boy nut, made quite hit
bv a seemingly endless nonseuscal song
aad brought his turn 10 close by render
ing. in a pleasing manner, several saxo-
phnne solos Shady and Lockwood pre-
~eu,ci skctch entitled, The Movies Up
.idc Down" being n take-oh on the
''per,ls OF Poor Pauline" Elwood CHRIS
tine, ven,rilouuist, kept tho audience IN
good humor for hall an hour 10y his skill
lul manipulation. of sailor dummy.
rhi. part Of the program was brought 10
= close by banjo solo by Fred Sulzer.
himself, he proving himself a master ot
hat intricate instrument.
Refreshments OF chicken salad, Mary
land biscuits. ice cream, cake and coffee
wrr,, thcn served by the members o' the
patrol. under the direction ct Captain
Charles Banning. The Patrol Rangers
made pleasing appearance, beng dressed
for the first time in their new uniforms.
The floor was then clcafed and at mid
night dancing began, sihe grand march
heing led by Grand Tall Cedar and MIR
Walter L. Grier of Evergreen Forest. Tn
nortion of the program Was especially
,nioycd and WIS brought 10 a close some
what after O'Clock. Members were
present from Dover, Harrington, Seaford,
Laurel, Houston, Milton, Georgetown.
L~vee, Selbyville. Millville and other
POINTS in lower Delaware. and sll present
voted the evenings entertainment a
huge success.