Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

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work Of the order in this ely and State and
war sS ling * the work There was special music
by an orchestra and singing by the guests
i9SyGS TsS guards SS defoRSh OF John r. Marlin Council
e. had inspection In their new SroSfSd coInG III mall nail
OF The officers of the "a RegimeSt VolnntesS5s .Ss
Of ba guards arr o. we're SS
the aDlc way in which every man In the COM
h9nSsd hm 9Esat Of Fef e s ps
for his untiTlng efforts TO make M this ,i one Of Of
the the IesI future inspection viii be held once
month. Tho guards of John r. Armstrong
Arrangements are being completed for the
evening May 20, in the hall OF John II, Mar
In Council This Glass e VIII take in the Sntrg
GS sSe d The desGes team
BlooRiyn' \. T.. and nothing is being left lp
ns, to o, tS to sEe ne
Upon sss' their he % arrival in Phadelphla they viii be
escorted TO the Continental Hotel, where 2 .
banquet will be rendered to them; from there
they viii be taken TO the hall in automobiles;
On Sunday a sightseeing trip is being planned
adjoining country. Sunday evening they win
be the guests of John r. Marlin Council. which
viii at that time present silk American flag
and stan to the Fairhil Baptist Church, Far,
hill street and Lehigh avenue, on MONDAY al
local points of historical interest will be
In the services of Marlin Council at tho
next Past State councillor Thomas II. Wal
ters viii present the flag on behalf Of the
OF the church by Brother Allan L. Kirby State
Senator William Wallace Smith win be the
orator Of the evening. Special choir singing
Stephen Girard Council, No, 144 is going
john, Z. Armstrong Council Is to exempliiy
the degree work. Fully 100 candidates are ex-
General Grant Council. No. So. of Norris
TSs Is ohe OF the BABY s eoSneis Of the order
and is going to make the older councils sit up
Colonel ". c. d. Heath and stan will visit
lone Council. No. 7e5. on Monday evening.
seileTsyille Council. No; l21; PsEk&sis coun-
ell and Souderton Council. No 112, have com,
hold monthly limitations. alternating from one
council 10 the other, 90
for another big class initiation.
Charter Oak Council. No, lss, gave hearty
WorkerS Association on last Friday evening.
State Vice GogneqF 3 e sect Sect and state ate
visitors. Refreshments and cigars closed
very enjoyable evening, ~. a ~. o..
than doubled Its membership during the last
EzceiSor Council. No o. has. rsorganlssa
its degree team. and Is keeping 1t busy with
coOpsrsburs Council. No, 1920. Is arranging
Council, and its work Is very "lmpreSsivs."
Jordan Council, No, TAG, held an open meet
Attorney Francis @, Lewis and State Secretary
Charles II. Hall. There was good attendance
and several applications for membership were
received.
cTystai Council No. 400. OF Jssn3stto, re-
Honesdals Council No, 9so, OF Honesdale.
will mold a three day celebration, commencing
Friday evening with a class Initiation and re-
union meeting Saturday eveninE will be de-
voted to an entertainment and dance. Sunday
evening the council will attend divine worship
in a body, Monday morning Memorial Day ex-
ercises will be held at the High School build
ing and a nag and Bible VIII be presented by
the council to the school. Junior Past state
Councillor DR.. William II. Painter will rem
resent the State Council OF Pennsylvania.