Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-14

,,,,, K,s,p,sinston avenue and CumbeTlagd street,
Lodge sta. All brotSers aRd friends are coT
| dially invited.
stalled by East Park Lodge, Past Grand l..
! a. Mensle, acting as u. u: G: NJ, assisted by
| Brill, ]. IL Bergey, II. A, Burling and S. NJ.
Rhea. feature OF the installation was the
by the members Of East Park Lodge, The
smoker after the installation was complete
who would not smile The elected officers are:
Howard Jensen, noble grand; John F. sweeney,
liet James Fuller, secretary; John A. Neagele.
Olive, Branch Lodges officers were installed,
as follows Noble grand, r. Murphy; vice
Fury The work Was '% Done "S''I5. by D. b S O. n
FisleIT iIT and staif 4 fun course supper was wa,
followed by stage entertainment. r. James
and Mark Fisher, the popular song writer's,
the one on The Birth Of Nation" The lodge
was visited by one Of its old workers, Brother
Minerva Lodge had its officers Installed be-
fore large attendance, the work being per
most efficient manner. The elected officers
are; 9ISa, Noble grand a lnpes vice ,granpd H.
treasurer F. Rlanshard: secretary, a; Bergln;
chaplain $. Gentle; conductor, II. Tonlsson
/. s =. g. D. Campbell; R. S. y. g., +, g.
Hass; J.. S. V. c., Il. c, Hass; inside guardian,
and the new degree master. Brother D. Camp
bell; There are two new members to start
charge OF the quoit and Dart teams and will
arrange for games with other teams, Members
OF the lodge ought to come out In force to
boost Minerva.
District Deputy Grand Master Victor Wilson
and suite installed the following officers of
Wsm b9ds se for vss Sse rrsnd eS&se
Dieterich; secretary. II. E. Macdonald; treas
Grand Lodge H G, Moore. Sg, After the c cere;
monies the Entertainment Committee lone OF
pro providsd soms good hg to eat to very
large company. There were some good
The inItiatory degree will be given to three
candidates tonight. All members are urged to
afternoon, October "a, The lodge viii conduct
Members % families and friends elp@ are welcome. come.
There vii be special singing, and a & soprano sdio
singing and sermon by the pastor.
:. Kenderton Lodge. under the newly ELECTED
kins, had the following officers appointed:
X. S. y, o., T. NJ. wonderly, Jr.; L. s. n. c.,
MioR " hoRr dRens f. r. l. AeEsSder Menasdd c H. soT
J.. H.. Rehrer; chaplain. A. B; wannop; o; g.,
'. g. lf Waiter S. IS snyder sre l. S. ari. Y. G r. II.
Lippincott; Entertainment Committee, George
kins, Walter Snyder and William Gaehr The
first degree was conferred on one candidate.
At the odd Fellows Home last Sunday the
services were under the auspices of the AGtive
Odd Fellows Association Of Pennsylvania The
sermon preached by the Rev, MoRely II.
Williams The music was by the Faulkner
quartet, composed OF the Misses Alice Kathe
rine and NtoletS Faulkner and Miss Ruth
Hodges. Addresses were made by William
Wagner, former president of the association,
who presided, and Thomas Sipps. president.
Camilla Rebekah Lodge, No. 800 Of Chester.
had charge at the Rebekah Home. The Rev.
Francis NJ. Pait pastor of st. Pauls Methodist
Episcopal Church. Chester, preached the ser
mon. The singing included number OF solos
by Mics Mary Il. Sweeney. Miss Hall. accom-
panist An address was made by President
Mary A. Engelman.
The Grand Encampment OF Pennsylvania had
charge Of the services at the Odd Fellows Or
phanage. The sermon was preached by the
Rev. ]. y. Hartman, pastor Of Bethany Luth-
eran Church The music included selections by
a quartet, composed OF Miss Christana NJ.
HeTrmann. Miss Lily Frank. John r. West
and Robert Hermann; ard by the Chdren's
Chorus and Orchestra. Addresses were made
by Samuel s. Bowen, representative Of tho
Grand Encampment 10 the home: President
Richardson, and Robert love
The services at the Old Mems Home next
Sunday will be conducted by Phianthropic
Lodge The board has elected three members
TO tho family: ]. Morris Thompson of Remem-
brance Lodge; Richard Cookson, OF Fame, and
William Booth, OF Ajalon Lodge