Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-21
ODD FELLOWS
Mile Lodges Degree Work at Home
and Abroad-70th Anniversary

ana ADroao-fOth Anniversary
Mile Lodge conferred the initiatory
degree on IS candidates, viz: Elmer r.
Henburger, Harry A. Hoover Jr., Thom-
as Gordon, Charles Nodder, George Hogg.
Jr., Charles Nuthall, Edw. r. Busby,
George =. Simpson. Howard Hopes.
Percy r. Hartman, George Wiley, 8. r.
Miller. Raymond Winter, w. J. Knoppel.
Jr., Richard l. Walker and p. Stanley
Topham. Among the visitors present was
P. q. John Giraffe, of Mechanic Lodge,
New York city, who delivered an inter
esting address on the work of the order.
The degree stan, headed by P. q
George A Bruner, will journey to Tacony
Lodge, Richmond and Ash streets, Brides
burg, on Monday evening next to confer
the third degree on a class OF candidates.
They will travel in a special trolley car
and will be accompanied by about %
other members Of the lodge Tacony Lodge
will welcome all members OF the order.
Mile will confer the first degree In full
form, with the full staff, on the moor
tonight Visitors are always welcome
Kenderton Lodge on Tuesday night decided
so have Past Grsnds, Night on NevemneEs November
Master ]. p. Hale jenkins. The COMMITTEES
PpCnteS t9 have charge q has
last Monday evening before large attend
ance several Of whom were visitors. me
form with all the regular team taking part.
Preparations are proceeding for the trip TO
The > new ofacsrs have tied down to hard
OrN n hers SRe sPe four appsatons lie foT msSer
ship on hand, and the prospects are bright for
%Sgk CSg BIZ az death of BrosheP G %am Nils who
had been sick for several months, and Brother
4 nuuIa dAa1 uyhn had
= The second degree will be conferred on next
Monday night.
Merchants ISdgs put or the nsSt S degree II
was done in an efficient manner. the large
sSs i Ss tse Ss visitor, an
Bro srothsr %edder, from Pasadsns.o Cal. who
shS shHStas on the as~f Paeno CT OF
The stan OF Merchants Lodge installed the
The The attendancs was exceptionally large. and
members e t1at' and ladies' present The stan was
congTatplated Sn the excellent manner in
SsSS Of their Efforts ssrS SrSson is5ss 5Gs se
Charles Charles r. doiSsy and his suite. giving fur:
R OF the the s@S cSs Of
After the Installation ceremonies an enjoy
sd.s HSS ~ Beacon sad was
refreshments. The members OF the stan were
e. p p. F n g. + Id = MSntsi Sassi'f D = p. oSsarS
Harry Draper; D. d. q, Sec. p; q. J; r
in D p O. p & Ssr1S' g. Morton! Fl p. d ASE'If e.
tomorrow evening the second degree will
be put on in full form and all brothers are
Spring Garden Lodge initiated three new
ber. s.H Delegations @ from n' Quaker City and
Walker Lodges S mt, and tS made s,s aSd s
second degrees. which was done; .,,,,u ,-
sPs IN SsrsS S FfS VII nsx
at m Members are urged StI 70 bring fsTily s My
aihsrSn h@a Settlement eS Church VIII Gsvsf the
E snf w III sing sRsSisi solo, ''
Damascus Lodge will begin the fall season
hight. III '
brate its 10th anniversary on December 3 have
ing been organized In SouthTark In 1870 ana
terest and candidates. N. @. Walter g. Maurey
has appointed cOTmittes e provide tstsS1 stgtac
George II. Crtswell announces the names Of -
members whS nsSe Sssn on prepsred sHs sS snS
Ing to DO efficient work:
olive Branch Lodge had 4 5000 naestinE lsss
tRs tRsOuEh % who's. faithful work oiiv: Branch hs
sdvanced In Its degree work. made a good
ak D. q. Poitz also spoke Interestingly on
the subject Of securing membore Brother II.
FURY won q box Of chocolates which contained
a silver knife ana fork:
Phiianthrvpio Lodge held its annual Ssrytos
at the Odd Fsilows Home ON Sunday. Tne
sermon was preached by the Rev. J. p q.
dist Episcopai Church. Tho choir Of the same
church, Miss Edna Lake oabrse and Elmer
An address made by President sipps.
Lady Revere RebelSah Lodge. Of Nicetown,
Home. The sermon was preached BY Albert
aonai Church Olney solos were sung by Miss
IIettie Lukens and william Robinson; Presi-
dent Mary A. Engelman made an address.
At the ODD Fellows Orphanage the services
were In charge Of oxford Lodge The sermon
was preached by the Rev. John p. Laird. Miss
Mary Tuson, soprano. sang In solo There
were aelections by the children's chorus and
Orchestra Addressed were made BY Robert
HsslN and Robert s It L%1ys;; %;. zo. -,u -