Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-16
ODD FELLOWS LODGES
MEET GRAND OFFICERS
Weekly Visits of State Officials
Stimulate Lodge Work and
Increase Membership

The goth anniversary Of Imperial Lodge
No. 1925, was appropriately celebrated at
its last meeting in tho Parkway Building
Broad and Cherry streets.
Souvenirs. refreshments and varied
vaudeville entertainment were the enjoy
able features provided for the more than
300 members and guests In attendance.
The program included Smith and Duval.
musical artists: Arthur krona, novelty
Juggler: Dan McGarrigan, popular songs
Andy Dever. pianist and John Costello.
monologst. Among the notable fraters
present were Grand Master j. r. Hale
Jenkins, of Norrstown. and Grand Secre-
tsry Usher a. Hall, of this city. Tonight
Imperial Lodge will initiate a class OF
candidates as a fitting start for its new
year.
Past Grand Patriarch samuel H. Pops and
wife were honored guests Of Temple Encamp-
nent, at largely attended meeting, held Tues
day evening, in the Parkway Buiiding, After
the transaction Of routine business, the doors
were opened and the ladies and friends ad-
samuel H. Fore speva was made made the rstrSnt Of
suitably .5, inscribed Past Grand Potrlarchs jswsl
Secretary OF the Grand Lodge usher A.
Jenkins, accompanied by lls stnfr Of grand
s SRasc c Lo@sc hc ] the G0Ti Stormy wsahSp s ma SE
tcriplly intoreferrcd with the promised at
ofs than Ta9S a%. @ IN "f 5s ] IN usSs Gs%s a 1a
the marked attention given to the inspiring
Sirayed thc winters storm. to fqai the prom.
ised official engagement and visitation.
Ledge Sm Was @nbiST SoySbS Gs9'S m tho Psr
way Building last week \ banquet was
Grands John + Erishanc, Joseph +. Taylor
/. 1. Daniel Aren't, II; r rricker u, Frederick
j. p Hale Icnns .VT arand S EdGcator r' Giant "sS MS
Glathefy, Grand Secretary tsher 4. Hali and
srStnlatory vein q Of ri the lodge and its eSyiabc
record
many ways never having at any time. more
than goo mSmbors; ALWAYS alive and active IN
order and other Gtaosis aiming for the S Sd' "
Aee are % H." t N 5gS mrs who m have been
Y others for = GsT!od p UPWARDS q = years
% members for GerIods ot 20 years, amounting
The ot;Srs Of "a" the oiss hSs"aF 70 @ Nebo
SFoi W Kpor hs MSTSer aorga OF RT" y . @
TreasarGr M H"HH pane w. nafctdo " "s"e ana
he rfig,oug n So soryiGSs rn snTH9y
IN Germantown wore in charge OF Fidelity
st Johns Free ProtSstant IIT" Eplseopai E%F
Church, and anthems were rendered by the
vested choir of the same church. so
prano solo, by Miss Mary TusOn, sclec-
tions by the chlidrenS $ chorus and orchestra
ana cnsiVrehs bl9iee, drill under the d.
fteGtiVt t 0i tro s5eprSe ialII; wsrS othep pleas
eTs @ls9 adi and RoboTf ~ y Charlie" b.
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Inc GommittGG on Religious SERVICES su-
petvlseI tho qlSine, EXERCISES hcld sunday
ar2 1Tom rI 'h VIC puu eII3WS iIioHSl I.th
JamIson nastor Of tho tba IEtnt,nJ SSrnnsbbyy
preached sermon. while musical selections
were provided by the choir of DeyereauN
Memorial Methodist Church, under the di-
rectlon OF Z Is. whitman; THOMAS Sipps.
pIIesldent pIet OF the nome. delivered BRIEF
!, The second degree VIII be conferred by
the degree stan OF spring Garden Lodge,
nam a FAIRIES burton and Walter Il Lep-
icy, ~ ne ueEtec, Sthn ol TINS louGe Iueauhy
fvennE E neNI oN Mn NiM5,t M GH%%sem t th
30 rt ,,.a s,iITir rd nycn,,iisC ' ~ tnn
araNa rnshwnS ga, ann Sgo IN tMu.I M
srees upob seyernI en- nn,iidntss Sprinr Car
den Iodge will cclebrate lis fist annIvsr-
sary by a conipIfincntary cntertn tnInment for |
members and their friends on January 13 /
The religious services at the Rebekah |
Home, lIth street and Allegheny avenue. |
sunday aIterhooh', were conducted under
me ulrectlon or PreSidcnt Mrs, Mary A. I
Engelman, VINO spoke nrieny. while the mu- /
Iup 1Ie ,SItSh"ouse' f "cco"'Pa"leu ny MIS- = b'
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