Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-18
ARTISANS ORDER
in MONSTER PARADE
Automobile Demonstration in
Long Route by 300 Dec
Grated Cars

The Artisans auto parade on Friday
night next will be the longest and most
elaborate Of the kind ever held in this
city. There will be four divisions OF
about IS cars each, covering cars from
nearly every assembly in the city, Each
division will have a band of music, with
decorations and red fire. There will be
awarded prizes for the best decorated
cars. the largest number OF cars In pro-
portion TO membership Of assembly rep
resented and for the best manner of ad-
vertising the order
The grand marshal is George F. Paw
ling; assistant, William Pollock. The di-
vision marshals are DIR. G. G. Sticker
Theodore r. Bachran, Alexander S. john
son and DR.. II. II. Lott. The judges are
Lester z. Bryant. Paul Huyette and W.
Ross Walton.
The parade will form at Broad and
Spring Garden streets at 1880 and will
follow a route on North Broad to Tioga,
South Broad to Skunk. to 60th and zine,
East Girard avenue. etc.
Fidelity Assembly had a spicy october meet.
from Oriental Assembly. Master Artisan Tut-
tie dispatched the regular routine business sd Sy
p. NJ. Z. y N, A. lisyora Mayor. who dweit upon The
splendid work being done by NJ E. NJ A:
a move on in the closing months Of the year;
y NJ. a. Harry Dealy reviewed and felieitatea
promised to come oftener and encourage the
youngsters. DR.. John Redman got on one Q,
new. treatments about to be adopted BY the
msdieai profession, for which trading stamp
was Illustrated with many colored prints;
p. NJ. L. NJ. A. Joseph T. Taylor delighted
order of Thngs. n rnenD and predicted @ ID Big in in
crease IN membership. Superintendent LOTUS
TsseS an Original peDsS PooeS
also reao a beautiful sentiment entitled "A
Assembly, was easily the star OF the evening,
and regaled with some apt stories brimful Of
Brother a Rmstrons S dubbed Si% Dse as dark lark
horse, for the next most excellent inspector.
lections, interspersed with many solos, Brother
Lee shone as accompanies. The attendance
seemed at loss without the companionship
Of Of TEDDY Ba,ehran who vas vas on to to- Boston, an
stage entertainment was furnished by Deputy
Pollock
Spartan Assembly will be entertained tomor-
row night not only by n program of home tai
ent. hut by speech on woman suffrage
The first anniversary meeting OF william
Neary ossRa Of the tTned
UT which sy M PsSsfS tss sr NJ Fl
the NJ ofacers @ and % members MS'f from n''s other
assemblies gave earnest talks. Congratula-
assembly Of the order and good wishes ex-
pressed. The joint meeting OF the smaller
assemblies of the order. was discussed, and
The entertainment furnished by Brother Philip
II. S, Hangen, chairman of the committee
and refreshments were thoroughly enjoyed
Northwestern Assembly admitted eight new
members. making total for the year Of Al.
From the way this assembly is working 1t
year Of Passyunk Assembly, with 4S new
members 70 its credit. Northwestern is ambi-
tious 70 have the greatest number of mem
bers Initiated this year In the whole order.
Northwestern' team won the worlds series
in the Artisan Baseball League from Dorian
team, the score being ~ TO 4. This game
the 11th straight victory for Northwestern
West Philadelphia Assembly will visit Key
stone Assembly at the Parkway Buildins,
bringing their 'live wires" and celebrated Glee
Club.
A meeting preliminary to the formation Of a
basketball league was held in the Parkway
Building, at which 13 assemblies repre-
sented. The call for the meeting sent out
by Brother E. X. Pike, Of Fox Chase Assem-
bly,. Each Assembly present agreed to place
a team in the league
Brother Jacob r. Jordan, master Artisan
of Prospect Park Assembly, will address the
Ladies' Night of Frankford Assembly on
Thursday evening next at Assembly Hall,
Frankford avenue and Sellers street.
Harry C. Smith Night" is booked for
Union Assembly next Thursday evening. There
will be class of candidates and a good time.
The sale of tickets for the Artisan rally at
the Academy of Music opened on Wednesday
Of last week, and there was an enormous
demand. About 400 seats we're sold the first
two hours. There may be some choice seats
left at 2O4 Parkway Building.
Southwestern Assembly will celebrate its
silver anniversary at Lu Lu Temple on We'd
nesday evening, November 3.