Evening star., 1921-12-04
ELKS T0PAY HONOR
TO DEAD BROTHERS
Washington Lodge, No. IS,
Will Hold Memorial Service
/ at High School Tonight.

Washington Lodge. NoS l5. Benevo-
lent and Protective order of Elks,
will tonight pay tribute to its dead.
In the auditorium of Central High
School beginning at O'Clock.
memorial service will be held which
has been completed to the minutest
detail and which will never be 1or-
gotten" In the announcement OF the
services William r. Shelby. secretary
of the order said: "A member of the
order. high in the service of the gov
ernment. will be the guest or the
lodge" Extraordi electrical ei-
ects suitable for the occasion. with an
unsurpassed floral display. have been
erected, and the musical program,
vocal and instrumental. will be ditii-
cult to equal in Washington.
The grafton of the evening VIII De
delivered by John G. Price. attorney
general for the state Of Ohio and past
exalted ruler of Columbus. ONO,
Lodge, No. 81. B. =. o. Elks.
Names of the Departed.
The members deceased since the
memorial services Of December .. 1920.
whose names go down on the perma-
nent memorium of Our worthy De-
parted Brothers" are John H. Nnn.
William &. Beilkc. Martin Fl. Schnei-
der. Edgar }. Dwight. Ernest l.. Cole.
Fred NJ. Mann. Harry Goodman. Chris
tion J. Uhhoff. Richard T.. Miller
John G.. Hoff, Harold =. Kaufman
Walter S. Sergeant. Frederick W.
Plucge. Milton Sne!liucs. Joseph j.
Fitzsimmons Frank ]. Brown. Charles
H. Reilley. Albert j. Conway, John
II. McDuell. Cornelius T. Belt. Charles
II. Dixon. ST; George +. Jackson.
Patrick j Fingles. Theodore F, Cooke
and John T. Brady. These names are
listed in the order of the dates of
their deaths The first mentioned.
John Fl. Wynn. died December D. 1920.
and John T. Brady. the last on the
list. died November %. 1921.
The instrumental music will be fur
nished by the Elks' Concert Band.
under the direction of Arthur $. Wit
comb Mr. Witcomb known to Wash
ingtonians as the cornet soloiSt with
the United States Marine Band: Will
render Il solo. THE Lost Chord
Edward l.. Hutchinson and Ambrose
A. purkin are in charge of the vocal
portion of the program and have Sc
cured the following to take sart: Miss
Edith y. Athey, organ acrompanlSt Tor
all the numbers: Miss Frances Scher-
ger. soprano Soloist of the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church. and
the Elns' Quartet. consisting of James
X Young. tenor soloiSt. Shrine of the
Sacred Heart; Newton 7. Hammer,
tenor soloist, Netrnpolitau Presby
terian Church: Edward l.. Hutchison.
bass soloist. Elks' Quartet. and AM
brose A. Durkin, bass soloist. Epi-
phany Church.
The floral and electrical display
has been installed by Clarence w.
Lee. Sidney NJ. Wilder II. =. Lawson.
George g. Shaffer. William F. GUIDE,
Adolf GUIDE and G. Milton Thomas.
Officers of the Lodge.
For the ceremonies. the officers of
the lodge who will otficiate are:
Patrick ]. Callan. exalted ruler:
Daniel r. Nihion, esteemed leading
knight: John II. Ontrich, esteemed
loyal knight; James a. Balderson.
esteemed iecturing knight; William
s Shelby. secretary: Michael G. Nc
Cormick, treasurer: Thomas J. King.
past exalted ruler. tiler; Lemuel
Robey. esquire; James L. Ward.
chaplain: Frank Baum, inner guard,
and Glenn w. Ashley. organist.
Chairman Howard NJ. Peter. pas.
exalted ruler. is chairman of the
memorial exercises committee and T..
II. Neumeye- heads the reception
committee. The order of exercises is
as follows: Organ prelude. Miss Edith
L. Athey. organist; overture. Unfold
We Portals" from The Redemption"
GERS of the lodge: funeral march. AT
the Cross" tRipley): song. God
Shall Wipe Away All Tears" Roma),
by Elk'S quartet: cornet solo. The
Lost Chord (Sullivan). by Arthur S
Witcomb; song. Il Know That My
Redeemer Liveth" (HandeD, by Miss
Frances ScherGer; address. John q.
Price. attorney general. state of Ohio:
grand chorus. Zion Awake" CCosta) ::
song. In the Hour of Trial" Lane).
by Elk's quartet: closing exercises.
officers of the lodge; benediction
chaplain of the lodge: national an
them, The Star Spangled Banner"