Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-10
HUNTING PARK ASSOCIATION
TO CELEBRATE FOURTH T0D8f 3
The Association Which Formed Hold Safe and Sane
Fourth Viu Garry ont Plans Which We're
Postponed Due to Bad Weather

FTlHE Hunting Park Section for Safe and
i Sane Fourth Of July Association.
owing TO the inciement weather on Mon
day. postponed the celebration at Hunting
Park until today. So much enthusiasm
has been shown in the celebration prep
arations that II is estimated 5000 people
will participate. The parade will form
at Broad street and Allegheny avenue at
l o'clock this afternoon instead Of 10
o'clock as was scheduled for Monday.
Mr. James r. Heron, the chief marshall,
will be assisted by Mr.. Charles @. Pfeiffer.
Mr. d. L. Hemmeriy, Mr.. w. T. Kelly.
Mr.. Edward c. Snyder. Mr.. Walter A.
Nash. Mr.. George d. Cox, Mr.. W. 8.
Feeney. DR. Samuel J. ]. Kelly, Mr.. A. J.
Schumacher, Mr.. George Stoess. Mr..
William @. FriedRen and Mr.. Henry Wolf
The schools will march in this order.
Grover Cleveland, Mr.. George Van Ronk,
marshal: Kenderton, Mr.. Seward Rosen-
berger; Simon Muir, Mr.. George Franz;
Mcclure, Mr.. Arthur Hudson; Asa
Packer. Mr. r. e. Bonneri Polish. Mr..
Joseph Gllnske; st. Stephen, Mr.. 3. f.
James; st. Veronica, Mr.. william NJ.
Gormley; Bayard Taylor, Mr.. Thomas
HollinBsworth; and Richardson l.,
Wright, Mr.. Francis l.. Bailey. The
program at the park will include the
invocation by the Rev. John f. McQuade
and short addresses by the Rev DR.. For
rest e. Dagger, the Rev. Dr. G. NJ s.
Einsenberg. Mr.. George d. Porter. Dlrec-
tor OF Public Safety, and Professor Calvin
o. Althouse. At 3 o'clock there will be a
series of athletic sports under the dlrec-
tlon of Mr.. William @. Friedman. Profess
sor William A. Stecher, Mr. Frederick
Rclth, Mr.. Gus Goehring, Miss Alice S.
Cody, Miss May Luckert, of the Depart
ment Of Physical Educatlon Miss Nina
Linck. OF the Philadelphia Tur Igemeinde;
Mr.. George r. Tyson, Hrs. Il. e.
Michener. Mr. william MacFarland. Miss
Blanche r. Seese. Mr.. p. f. James,
Mr.. Hugh O'Neill, Mr.. j. d. CARRIER,
Miss II. 3. Keller, Mr. John Van
Alst. Mr.. Harry c. Gear, Mr.. Rus
sell Branson, Mr. John G. Black;
and Mr.. Edgar A. Hobson and Mr.. Louis
Gilbert, Of the Tioga Business Mems AS
ISOLATION. The prizes will include "a
bicycle, gold, silver and bronze medals.
and a number Of cups for team compeu-
tions; dodge ball games, class dances.
drills and marches. These drills AMI
marches include a march by l6 boys from
the Wright school; dance by 16 girls from
the same school. and flag drill for girls
and wand drill for boys from st.
Stephens parish.
At S:45 four aerial salutes will explode
as signal for the beginning of the won
derful display of fireworks. which will
include these specially arranged set
pieces: Niagara Falls, Tempest Harle-
quin Carnival, American Flag. conclud-
ing with 200-bombardment shot, with
As cannon reports.
Others prominent among those having
the affair in charge, are: Messrs. George
NJ. Halcomb william j. Alexander. j. A.
Mcintyre, Edwin Gerlach. e. p. Worth
ington. c. Nadel, II. b, O'Neil. George
Elsasser. DR.. j. Allen Harrison, Frank
F'auss. Frederick Pfeiffer, George Fuller,
Walter Wetzel, Wilbur H. Zimmerman,
]. II. Dehrer, ]. L. Loux, George w.
Jackson, NJ. Musselman, e. T. Lcnahan,
Martin p. Fitzgerald, James German,
James Mulgrew. Harry Hepburn. Igna-
tus Haaz, P. ]. Costello, Jr, John
SchusteE ]. A. Dougherty, w, N. Clarke.
W. C. Petes, Jr.. Jacob X. Kass, Henry
Helber, George Willig. Walter Skerrity.
DR., ]. x. Schell, d. c. Clegg, w. Ward
Beam, DR.. G. A. Lawrence. DIR. N, C.
Conant, DR.. Frank Coyne. DIR. d. ]. Dom