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Domestic News
April 28, 1876
The Cairo Bulletin
Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois
What is this article about?
The Odd Fellows marked their 52nd anniversary in Du Quoin on Wednesday with a grand procession of many members, an eloquent address by Past Grand Master E. B. Sherman of Chicago, and a brilliant ball at Shrader's hall, deemed a complete success.
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The Odd Fellows at Du Quoin.
The Odd Fellows' celebration of their 52d anniversary at Du Quoin on Wednesday was a grand affair. There was a very large number of the members of the order in the procession. The orator of the day was Past Grand Master E. B. Sherman of Chicago, who delivered a most eloquent and elaborate address. The whole was wound up with a ball at Shrader's hall, which is said to have been a brilliant and elegant affair. The celebration was a decided success in every sense of the word.
The Odd Fellows' celebration of their 52d anniversary at Du Quoin on Wednesday was a grand affair. There was a very large number of the members of the order in the procession. The orator of the day was Past Grand Master E. B. Sherman of Chicago, who delivered a most eloquent and elaborate address. The whole was wound up with a ball at Shrader's hall, which is said to have been a brilliant and elegant affair. The celebration was a decided success in every sense of the word.
What sub-type of article is it?
Celebration
Social Event
What keywords are associated?
Odd Fellows
Anniversary Celebration
Du Quoin
Procession
Ball
What entities or persons were involved?
E. B. Sherman
Where did it happen?
Du Quoin
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Du Quoin
Event Date
On Wednesday
Key Persons
E. B. Sherman
Outcome
the celebration was a decided success in every sense of the word.
Event Details
The Odd Fellows' celebration of their 52d anniversary at Du Quoin featured a very large procession of members, an eloquent and elaborate address by Past Grand Master E. B. Sherman of Chicago, and a ball at Shrader's hall described as brilliant and elegant.