Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-08-15 | Page 4 | All-Fraternal Day Proves a Success

HLL-F1TE1I DAY FIVES IS SUCCESS All-Fraternal day was enjoyed yesterday yes-terday at Lagoon when almost every secret organization of tho state joined hands in the benefit for the Y. M. C. A. war fund. The opening address was delivered by John James who showed the spirit of cooperation now existing on tho battlefield of France. Soldiers from Fort Douglas were the invited guests of the fraternal orders. or-ders. They gave several exhibitions of drill during the afternoon. The rostrum upon which the program pro-gram was held was decorated with the service flags of the v.nious organizations. organiza-tions. At 7 p. m. a military drill was conducted con-ducted by the Young Ladies of tho Civic Recreation Center, under the supervision of Col. Wright. The program of the day was as follows: fol-lows: Star Spangled Banner Chorus and Band Address of Welcome John James (Pres. Utah Fraternal Congress) Musical features by the Ogden Contingent: Con-tingent: Address Gov. Simon Bamberger Musical selections Address By a Y. M. C. A. Secretary Sec-retary from "Over There." Patriotic recitation. Address H. M. Wolfe All Fraternal Service Flag Ceremony: "The Flag Without A Stain," by Miss Aljhea Poelman and chorus. Address Rov. P. A. Simpkins