Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-03
54 HAVE DIED SINCE
LODGE WAS FORMED

/ With all the solemnity of the ritual
OF the Order, Annapolis Lodge OF Elks
will tomorrow Row in sorrow TO their
deceased brothers. The occasion will
be the annual memorial ceremonies
which will be held in the Circle Play
house. beginning at 2;30 O'Clock in
the afternoon. The general public Is
invited. Cards will not be necessary
as in former years.
Final arrangements for the cere-
monies were completed today. Spe-
cial electrical effects will feature the
exercises. and a splendid musical pro-
gram has been prepared. The mem
orial oration will be delivered by Al
! fred J. Carr. Past Exalted Ruler OF
1 Baltimore Lodge No. 7. Fifty-four
members of the order have been called
to the great beyond since its organi-
zation in Annapolis a score OF years
ago.
Program Of Exercises
Following is the complete program
of ceremonies:
The complete program follows
Funeral March-From Senate Op 81.
(Chopin). L. S. Naval Academy or
! chestra; hymn-"Nearer, My God, 10
Thee The Lodge; opening ceremon-
les, hymn-"Great Ruler of the Uni
verse" The Lodge; Opening Prayer.
Rev. Edward ID. Johnson; Vocal Quar-
tette-"The Vacant Chair" (RooU.
Mrs PhIl. Miller. soprano; Mrs p e.
Hemke, contralto: Chas. II Shearman,
tenor; w. Morris Feldmeyer bass; J.
w. Crossley. accompanies; Credo-.
Cujus amman from Stabat Mater.
tRossinD, orchestra; Tenor Solo, A
Absent" (Metcalf. B-"Song OF
Sleep (Somerset) Charles II.
Shearman; The Last Hope RE
ligious Meditation, tGottschalk6
orchestra; Soprano Solo The
Endless Day" - tHerbcrt JohnsuiiJ.
Mrs. Phil. Miller; Grafton on-Alfred j.
Carr. p +. r.. BALTIC. Lodge No. z;
Vocal Duet--"So Thou Liftest,"
(Stainer). Chas. II. Sherman. tenor;
w. NJ. Feldmeyer, bass; Angelus--
From Suite L'Arlesienne. tBizeD.
orchestra; Vocal Quartette-" Saviour,
When Night Involves the Sky: In
Memoriam-.T -.Taps-Dedicated TO Our
Deceased Brothers, (Mayr). orchestra
solo by W. Keem closing ceremonies.
hymn--"Nearer, My God. to Thee. tn
Audience; closing prayer, Rev. Ed
ward ID. Johnson.
The audience will kindly nots ap-
plaud and remain seated until COM
pletion of program.
The officers of the lodge are
Officers of the Lodge
A. Guy Miller. exalted ruler: Vim.
III. McCready, esteemed leading
knight: Chas. Fl. Shearman, esteemed
loyal knight; Thomas ID. Moss. es-
teemed lecturing knight; Thomas
Strange, esquire; Fred. II. Gauss. sec
retary; Howard Thompson, assistant
secretary; John j. Levy, treasurer;
John Frank, tyler; Carl Gustaphson,
inner guard; w. b. Gardiner, chaplain;
trustees-Wm. b. McCready. w. J. See
ley, j. August Lutz; memorial COM
mittee-Prof A. Torovsky, W. n.
French, chairman, W. u. McCready,
Chas H. Shearman, Godfrey Defining
er; charge of programme-W. Henry
French, John H. Taylor: ushers-Wm
/ Sullivan, d. G. Taylor. Oscar Dawes,
C. w Smith; electrical effects-A. w.
Lacy, G. W. Puncheon.
Roll OF The Dead
Following is the roll Of deceased
members of the order:
WIN. e. Proctor. Frank W. Stro-
meyer, Harry NJ Revell. NJ. D.; James
Deb. Walbach, G.; Richard G. Mitch
ell, George NJ. Murray. Thos. G.
Cooney. U. s. N; Samuel B. Hardy,
w. Glenn Brooke, W. G. Tuck, NJ D.;
John R. Strange, p. E. r.; d. F. Holt
I dayoke, John b. Flood. George l.
Mankin, Edward d. Skipper. Alfred NJ.
Parkinson. Sydney E. Mudd. NJ. c.:
I n. c. PembeT, John B. Coolehan, Be J.
| jamin F. Beers, George J. Gebhardt.
Mahlin Hamilton, Frank r Ridout, G.
| c. Flanagan, Richard n. Ryon, Henry
Smart, Rudolph r. Smith, Robert l..
I Chance, Albert L. Baker, Patrick
Murray, DR.. j. B. Elgin, Hamilton A.
| Gale. William l.. Hawkins, c. A. Zim-
norman, P. E. R.; Charles E. Martin,
John r. Taylor, P. e. r.; Francis H.
Riordan, Lawrence Bailliere, Casper
Bein. David r. Steele, Ellwood w.