Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-08-16
BIG PLANS FOR
THE DEDICATION


Masonic committees appointed to care
for the details of the dedication of Vi
roqua's fine new Temple have eompIet-
ed arrangement of the program. and
everyone who attends can be assured
of plenty of entertainment from early
morning to late at night.
The Censor wishes to strongly inn
press upon everyone that while this is
primarily Masonic event, and more
than 1000 Masons and Stars are ex-
pected, yet this does not mean that
only members of the fraternity are
welcome to attend. On the contrary,
the general public is not only invited,
but urged to come. The inspection of
the Temple, address, dedication, pa
rade, band concerts and pavement
dance are for the benefit of the public
Come, everyone, and enjoy them. vi
roqua expects, and is prepared to en-
terrain, very large crowd.
The day opens with registration of
Masons and Eestern Stars and inspec-
ton of the new temple from to 10
O'Clock. Not only are visiting broth
ers and sisters expected to register,
but members of La Belle Lodge will
register also as cards will be issued to
registrants emitting them to free en-
trance to the Temple Theatre Man
ager Brown will show that great COM
edy film, "The Sailor Made Man." and
the performance will be continuous
from ten in the morning until late at
night
From 1000 until 1i:30. individual
band concerts will be staged in differ
ent parts of the city. Music will be
one of the big events of the day. 1t is
expected that no less than six bands
will be on hand, furnishing music all
day long.
Dedication ceremonies will take
place at 100 o'clock. At two o'clock
the parade will form at tn eVernon
County Normal building, under direc-
ton of Brother d. e. Slack A spec
| ial mark of distinction will be accorded
Masons of long standing by leading
place in cars in the fore of the parade
All Masons should bring their aprons
and white gloves if possible and wear
them in the parade The parade will
proceed to the Eckhart Park where the
address of the day will be given, fol
lowed by monster massed band con-
cert-and it is expected that more than
tire hundred musicians will take part
in this. The Masonic QuaItette will
render selections at the park.
At 4:30 at the Fair grounds, the
| Viroqua ball team will cross bats with
Calhoon's Kickapoo All Stars. The
regular admission will be charged.
Evening program starts at 700 o.
clock when the Richland Center breth-
ern will confer the work of the Master
Mason degree in the Temple.
The pavement dance will commence
at $3.50 on the pavement in front of
the temple A special orchestra has
been engaged for the occasion
The ladies of the Eastern Star will
serve diner on the corner south of the
| Temple, in the Odd Fellow Hall, and
in the Methodist church. The charge
for dinner will be so cents The band
men and members of the Richland
Center degree staff will be furnished
| free entertainment.
Hop In" Cars will be available to
lall Masons and Stars to aid them in
seeing the city and going wherever
they wish.
Following are the committees who
are warkng to make this occasion one
of the city's biggest events.
COMMITTEES
RECEPTI0N-W ID Dyson, Chm.
Mrs W. d. Dyson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. o.
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Nuzum,
Amund Tuhus, E. P. Kuehn, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. p. Mcintosh, Neil Nelson, Mr.
and Mrs. F. NJ. Towner, Mr.. and Mrs
w. E. Lawton, F. NJ. Minshall, Mrs.
Frank Williams, Mrs. Morton Shirks,
Miss Irene Suttie, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G..
Boyle. S. A. Farr, Fred Eckhart, j. E.
Nuzum, A. J. Beat, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Stoll,
| PROGRAM--Ralph E. Nuzum, Chm
Otto Otteson, w. F. Lindemann, c. F,
Dahl. G. G. Fawcett, E. Harris.
Harry Nelson, Chm. Henry Suttle,
Beriie Moore, Ben Brown, A. d. Fort
fNvITATIoN-A. E. Smith Chm.
Amund Belland, S. A. Farr, G. A. Min
shall,
PARKING CARS AND POLICE
C. S. Slack, Chm. c. J. Kuebler, H.
E. Rogers, P. j. Brye, Ole Hulsether,
REFRESHMENTS A. F. May.
Chm. F. M. Minshall, Members Of
the Eastern Star.
PARADE-C. J. Smith, Chm. De
Verne Slack, p. W. Rogerson, Adolph
Heinz, John Stoll, C. L. Peterson.
PUBLICITY AND ADVERTISING
III. E. Goldsmith, Chm. Walter
Kuebler, julius Hage, Loren Baptie.
MUSIC-Otto Brown, Chm Stanley
Side, E. M. Nye, Fred Rhodes.
DECORATION - Bernard Johnson,
Chm. Friedrich Dyson, Kurt Doering,
Fl. H. Seller, DR.. G. d. Mead.
REGISTRATION. A. Moen, Chm.
Martin Jasperson, Tom Call, NJ. J. Fe-
lix, H. p. Davis, II. E. Packard, Mrs.
Adn1nh Sanwick Mrs Inrnn Rantin