Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

J ties, are making regular visits
and arousins interest ard activity. which Is
shown by the many new members taken into
The Trail Hitters," under the leadership of
sotnuns their work Of Of AStH5gS sng S6s9 sre
lodges and talking Patriarchal odd Fellowship,
ing II necessary to book ensasements three
ent four weeks ahead on Tuesday night the
Federal streets, where they met a large number
81 SdrdiS9 sis9rlet Degree members and received
alltters" is 2 new departure in Pennsylvania
universal success that II is being adopted duffl in
other jurisdictions
Ivy Lodge exempllned in full form on Monday
evening the beautiful second degree. A large
aattendanse aise and several visitors were present,
g ee tRs xo er Of oSF Salinas abssTee Tse @
Brother Rev. w. y. Greenway pastor OF CAS-
his multltudnops duties to visit the lodge oc-
casionally, praised the fine work OF the de-
Monday. the nigh, having been set aside of
4 a social night under direction OF the renewed
program has been arranged. These social nights
lodge room is crowded The continued @ I activity t
of Ivy Lodge In the degree work is due to
his corps Of assistants BROTHERS Albert 'so Haser S
nan Thomas IL Clark. George Hin and 4.
Ashworth and WaeS sharp 0ei IN the OfElte rst de- G
gree and & Brothers @ @Ashworth and Fred Rhodes
lodges can duplicate; In addition, the dramatic
Brother sRHrp as t JanatRan Br5tSef 81
as David. In the hrst degree, and Brothers
9nd degree would reem to be unsurpassed.
Brother John II. Burton has constructed and
Soard, which viii show from Week to week and and
norss. 70 IN mSnh tana tns increase IN
for each month etc.
Spring Garden Lodge will celebrate its roth
BY musical and literary entertainment, 10
% which the n families Ia 2f all the members are in:
tho best best degree teams and Installing stats in
the degree team who give their undivided at
sention ao, f9r a year the lodge presents hand; nd;
be presented on this occasion and also a
handsome Past .Grand's mark viii be, presented
an institution is 20 years old, il may be saiG
a 70 be young G ,a for the Syerass age Is only 81
bers another honor , this lodge enjoys ia that
are also in hourishins condition. Spring
Garden was also the promoter OF the home for
aged Odd FenoWS This @ certainly W is a"iS TecoFd Rf
20 be proud OF. Brother II. Il, Macdonald
Olive Branch Lodge conferred three degrees
on ~ candidates January 10 and enjoyed
the cordial assistance OF Caledonia Lodge,
which conferred the second degree. and Ener;;
Impressive manner. The Hearty cooperation OF
oa ve Sees q am
aemonstrating the genuine PRINCIPLE q the Fl
are in band.
The smoker of clifton Heights Lodge on
January 10 was well attended by both members
WIS rendered by 9Ss talent and ssSsllsnf
Sg Pss Grand Gn r. RosS Mhv Of se
". Childs Lodge and Past Grand Patriarch
have the beauties and teachings Of the order
been Interestingly explained. There were
phans Rs coS Hes page has Sad
: most successful term and is doing degree
The 11th District Progressive Committee held
It's third eonyocation at Mutual Friends, Lodge
on Monday evening last which was Well at
tended By 900 members of the order, John
A. HAN gave al address on Advanced Fra:
hsh 9s ws Of uaTd
ian LodEe gsye 2 reeitatiSp On entitled en- - & Cam
srGa tPaii hitssr ss Of the Encsmpmsnt Bkk BFanek
spoke on instituting lodges IN the South; the
made a short address. All these favors were
Proeressiye Committee win be held at cinen-
netus Lodge Erent and Norris streets. on Mon on.
order are Invited.
on fRs Am The GqSs Pr6sra hsd mh
strel show and entertainment BY George wachs.
Ana Fs seSs and Miss adaresS
member OF the Ladies' Auxiliary, Mrs; Harry
shp by De Edwin L. ESrsson Ss Rsmem
aS nnes with hdS g sf%aa 5ssSa sEs rSe
Entertainment Committee was A. ]. Roller,
p jordan. E. smith, j. GORDON. W, IGcai.,
lion.
Thomas Baxendine. who was a member OF
Hand-in-Hand Lodge of this city for 90 years,
died in Haddonheld, N j., on January IA, aged
80 years.
panascus Lodge held It's annual service at
preached by the Rev. T. Archer, Hess, Com
Eregafional Clergyman, who IS known as the
"Antietam Drummer Boy" The music was
In charge OF the quartet choir OF Bethlehem
Lutheran Church and included solos by VIII
liam Jarvis and Thomas Brimneld. Robert
Moody, aecompanist. Addresses were made
- Thomas Sipps, president OF the home, and
Charles 3. shotwel, representative OF Damss-
Gus Lodge.
At the Rebskah Home the services were in
charge OF Mildred Rsbekah Lodge, The ser
mon WAS preached by the Rev. Thomas Bird.
pastor OF Temple Baptist Church, 22d and
TloKa streets, The music included the singing
of Holy City and othr solos by Miss Ida
Boyd. with Mrs Henry Fserins as aeoompa-