Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-23
CIRCLE ;
CONVENTION
p,otherhood of America Trans
Its important Legislation for
Successful Organization

so,h annual session Of the Grand
IN ouakertown eclipsed any OF re-
~ ..osrs The local committee having
,esree the arrangements was able to
nre sufficient funds to provide elab-
W entertainment for all its guests dur
ent,re three days' session and to
~ 80, n parade on Tuesday evening, in
1910 members participated. The
,os brilliantly Illuminated, and the
sl,c buildings, business houses and pri-
residences along the entire route
handsomely and generously dec
49, The circles in and about Quaker
,,nich made such a creditable' dem
pNh -, rossible were: Marion, No IS.
orsu,.as.Ler,oNvn: Eureka, No q, of Afier-
Of Su,,,iie. Haeersville, No. 81. of Hagers-
p.e p,. eouderton, No. so, of Souderton;
nnnns,astown, NO. 50, OF Doylestown; re-
po''sN NJ XII Of South Perkasie; Richland,
~ so ~ Richlandtown; Telford, No. ~,
fo~sisord. Emaus, No. 80. OF Emaus;
a -. peil, No. a. Of Allentown.
"a women OF the Home Communion
TX. TX brotherhood OF America were not 70
denied the pleasure srlen E, aepH Homs ne No 95o'1s
q fsTrsssie, rad two BEAUTIFULLY decorated
slieeaIs ,rnh,eb ,spbs greeted them along the en-
~ route they iInnr...,sr must have created oe-
co., -. ,oIlowine officials were present;
a.na chief washineton Charles a. Kern,
o,snd Chief Jensrson N; W Cnes,eI' ssrarIi Srand
Cdst frsnNhn .ns. Grand treasurer Charles
k.s,pls~r Grsnd Herald John A. stover, Grand
Watcher o. bay John hsld Grand ao Watcher Watcher
sl,a rhsnsr y. Kiufkee and Grand Trustee Rob-
HL r. Ao@eN''
COMMITTEES on Law.-,Jsmes s Earpds; .
Sco1nnmnittee on Eiections-Benedict Shaw,
vlisni Bcrbst, Harvey z. Msi,Isr, MeTts; Ms,,nn,s
connittee on Creoehuais-NhhAih mesinhs'
icsspr,,,,es icsspn ~ on bemonstration-H. B. Walter.
c,A- A. Lens, ns,aTmwiliam L. News, Jesse W.
snlth George b. Upton, William q.
tbwse ts.rse. ,ptatives to supreme cirele-Harry e.
Ts.i H. We Senpsr Reed. wa'a wiiiiam naG J.
sssssedG Tss &. C. W. appointed "; 9. Reed, of No.
~ TaM Massssion was well attenden and harmo.
Ine ssbrou9hout The Insignificant loss OF
shown BY the srS TspOft 70 81 the 'Hs Ss,setn6
y ne dIsioyalists, created no comment. The
s,rsion of a resolution authorizing the board
~ as,cers 10 arrange for the institution OF new
s.',s Gs'' VS. adopted unanimously, and the ap.
.,snsa which followed the action was sure
ndcstion Of the progressive mood OF those II
ssssndance The finances OF the Grand Circle
- Al excellent condition. and the SUPREME
sat,aa a. nrepared to extend financial help, II
A. he necessary for an increase in member
Sn during the present year.
e4one m the important measures adopted wal
~ creation Of a committee TO reviRe ths
.~s Of the Grand Circle and the constitution
fer the government OF local circles. The oficerI
n the Grand Circle elected for the years 1e1s
'HP Past Grand Chief Washington. Charles A
Kern Philadelphia. l.
Grand Chief washington--N. w. Chester
Grand chief Franklin--John A. Stover, York
Grand Scroll Keeper--C. A. Lcng, Philsdel
phia , ,,,,.-,
pha.
Grand Watcher of the Day--Andrew II
schuer, Perkasie.
Grand Watcher of the Night--wiliam c
Tongue Philadelphia.
Grand Trustees-Charles p kluikee, Phila
depha. Harry M. Cramp. Philadelphia Rob
n, ii YeaEer. Philadelphia.
COMMITTEE Revision OF Laws-Frank NJ
Cody John Ruhl, c. A. Leng, Charles F. Kluf
kee Harry NJ. Cramp.
Grand Chief Washington Chester announces
bis appoinments follows:
Committee on Law-Albert f. Stevens, Phil
sdelphs: cletus Bortner, Hanover; Harry A
Smith, Sunbury.
Committee on Appeals Wharton r. LAT
ftIiy, George W. Blaetz, Emil B. FRANKIE, al
q Philadelphia.
committee on Election--Edward Bauer, viii
hr Dennison. John Bateman, all OF Phaila
t|lkia.
oemmittee on Credentials--wi william Megin
a. Joseph l.. Sullivan, Howard Smith. all o
niadelphia.