Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-17

| L MOhr, past grand master anu
ereIgn Grand Lodge; Usher A. Hail, grand Sec
pp 81 sranS hG Shpah L0ds Of he the rPe Re ioas
| Robert Graham. past grand master; James
grand scTISe of tRe srsnd and
Grand r. MeGathery. grand conductor of the
| Preceded by the Grand Lodge officers and
| the committee, the line Of march was made
from the odd Fellows Building to. the banquet
fayorite songs and the orchestra, composed OF
| members Of the Norristown High School, fur
nished the music. Prof William NJ. Bean was
musical director.
Irwin Fisher, chairman of the Committee Of
bers q the Committed included James NJ Pow
sii, Benjamin y9 Fl Rttenhopse j. Elmer SaSL ia55
Saf NaySr N Clarence w.
Garsnee kTatz M H. OPENING the sReisSSa RisSsr
told OF the love. and the. appreciation OF
Brother Jenkins, the guest OF honor, by mem
in Norrstown.
When Brother jenkins arose It was several
minutes before he was able to speak because
arose en- masse and cheered and gave the grand
master the Chautaudua salute.
The speakers inciuded Past Grand Master
Mohr, who told of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
and Grand Secretary Hall, who described the
GraTd ,oJgs and Of the a' snbpp5insts iodpss
praised the exemplary manhood, the loyalty
70 the order ana the eminent htness OF the
and the glorious achievements OF Odd Fellow
Shin mot only IN but
throughout the United States, throughout the
entire world. He called attention to the fact
that brothers are engaged fghting each other
In the European war, and breathed a prayer
for peace that such a deplorable. condition
tolled the friendship love and truth exercised
by wearers OF three links;, Wesley B. Boyer,
work that Brother jenkins has done as repre-
sentative In the Grand Lodge Past Grand
qualities and service Of Brother Jenkins. which
he knew from long friendship and obserya-
Orphans Home in philadelphia, told OF
ne grand work that e being done through
aNiG ssed IN dTSaa PeT
saous York that the guest d honor bn
always put forth for the good of the order.
The, Active odd Fellows Association, of
Fl The ssag On e0Ss 0dd % l2I aT A5os a.
~ TpSF'S 80 to d9 maks along WITH Other Tier
Fellow who feels he has the spirit Of the
order a heart and Is not a member OF the
work. Ss "''' '''' ''''0''a''O" anu '''
Ivy Lodge had q visitors willing to suffer
TO witness the Grst degree. Fifteen members
Of Evening Star Lodge came 70 see TOUR
Among Among the Others were; Marshall &, wiiisms.
t 6bS GoSG SaoS LofsS Nas
j., and j. B. Atinker JEFFERSON Lodge, viii
exeelient manner but owing to the heat the he
customary march was eliminated Interesting
meeting Of the Ivy Workers viii be iti'Iii held az
ing q have large nGmbsr OF ffyst ivy RemfeTs siT
and their friegg5ds attend the outing a; Wild
next Monday night Tor the last time sfiis this
Mile Lodge conferred the hrst degree in
fuA form on THURSDAY night last on seven
Carolina, No. l. obtaining his first degree. Il
large delegation Of visitors was present the
f2ass from daRd sef RS ean * f 1bs
was Obliged 70 leave early, so the members
sioqueat addrsssss P G. Joseph HlS Iyer. or |f of
Washington Irving Lodge. enteTtained the
O. ne STdsF AmosE q others present p55 We're;
tan Lodge. OF Taunton, Mass, Brothers ].
Ellis and eroysr q FoI5d q Metropolitan, No.
lam Felty. OF Waic0me Lodge, who entertained
with a few Iemarksi Brother William r.. Glib,
Fred Beyer. Of Mile whom the boys are al.
ways glad 10 see, made some very timely OBJ.
d 81 Mason and A. H. Fager viii nave a
recess from their LAHORE in. the anteroom for
the lodge was celebrated at the Central y
M. c. A. Building last night.
MILE MI confer ne ss ss ts ot d1Tse s IN fg
Visitors alwaYs welcome.
There was q iAthc attendance OF kemuHFtOn
Lodge June at the memorial service held
for p. G. Charles r. Myers, who died a wear
ago; Brother Joseph s. Miller, who ded Mo-
venber g. and Brother Charles A. Bfumhard
who died November 10 last. Remarks were
made By Past Grands William Bunt Joseph
n Tomiinson and Wilbur H Zimmerman a
vocal solo was rendered BY Brother 81 s
by Brother Rev Joseph "A. Richardson Ths
Committee OF Arrangements were Brothsrs
fsorza r. ]. BurgeTt. Roscoe C. Kennedy and
~ ID Williams After the lodge a very we'll
attended meeting of the degree stan was held
when 4 degree master, secretary and othss
oi5sesld tsesd Samaritan Lodge had a large attend
ancs 10 witness the fiIst degree. as Performed
- p G. Il. Ross MacIYeF and the ,iesrse
sf.a of George ". Chids Lodge Those go
fsefpatlng were =. g. j. 8enzell p. q q
aaniiton. 7. g. S. Il; Broome. Y. O. ii ID
5safs5eDonoshue and P. g. e A. Hertz. of Easy
asrsa s5 lodge. Ths work vas done in fhe MOI
sfis manner, a vote Of thanks being e4tenfs,I
y Brother MaeIvar ana stam IntarestInF re-
1sarks we're made BY Z g. Dunning. of indie
bSendsnee Lodge: P. g. Kerahaw, of oaaEsr
hitv Lodgsi z. @. Kammerod, Of Reiropsiifsn
t4ess n g. Hamilton. Br0ome Wenzsn
lifffs and Brother Gable Of Mllis IodRe ~. ~.
s1eshrnsnfs were served.
tfaasyunk Lodge held its annual zargics -
- cd Hellows Home On Sunday. Ths Ras
fssfa~ Ward pastor or the Fourth RafoFmed
1Isafsh Hozborough preached the aarulon
ne masie sas " a male qnartet-GeoFss A6-
"a lea BsFEmirs. nias Eila Ehlg accom-
80 NorflstoRn nag & sha GA Eel
Iaast Gfnaanasa. Wheze E1a aeEsI1ea Nafs ia
charge q Norris sla4za. g HA4s Hiaea. Xha