Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-01

cse-,y end Hgothcr Bvrnes welcomed the
visitors N well chosen words Brbthet
the 5enn 5sn, & seaie fssTmss aearg q
yunk delivered q delightful speech
The presentation Of the past chief rangers
euerin was voted tho best dehnition Of the
hss Been besrd n my eg gn tHf aa
furniahed vocal and instrumental music, with
other things which assured the affair social
success
Court General GARFIELD al last meeting elected
ming, sr,; sub chief ranger. George Hoiswarth;
recording secretary, Merritt Rose; senior wood.
Hipp senior % beSdie. Fred RRn junior Scede
bLonis Z. shugruei lecturer. John Freiling ".
Brothers Horswarth Frellins ST.. white and
Lock who congratulated pr. Richard y. Burke
the Liberty Bell on its historic trip to the san
he mebeTa PoT tSeIr knd Words and IN turn
urged them TO help make tho administration OF
retiring ones, remarking that Brother Frank
Canning, sr.. was chief Ranger q the court
been active in the affairs Of the court.
Frank Canning, Jr.. chairman Of the Rece1-
nounced that those members who are unable to
attend the meetings can follow the work OF tho
Ledger.
Court Phil sheridan at Its last meeting elect
ea sge SqSwng 9tsSrs f9r the 2 ensging TinI
H. Helmigi treasurer. j. MarEraf recording
senior woodward. J. kraemer; junior Wood.
ward George Duetsehi senior beadle, b,
Court Pennsylvania at the last meeting had
the honor OF q visit from Grand Chief Ranger
the courts membership and that he had known
most OF the older members Of the court for
many years. Ho claimed that there was no
other order that could give greater return for
SO little expenditure, more American
In principle and sentiment. Mr.. Orrell was
Initiated into the court and nomination Of
officers was made.
special meeting Of the committees will
be held for the memorial service at the home
Of Brother John Dufned and II Is the desire TO
hll Court Pontlacs hall tomorrow evening.
Court Haddington had election of officers Mt
the last meeting resulting as follows; Chief
ranger, John a. Cassidy Jr. sub chief ranger,
Jamcs Meennn; recording secretary. Charles
f. Kelly; senior woodward. Thomas Culbert-
headle, o. Windsor junior beadle, Jesse
Wood; lecturer, Thomas Moore; trustees, Ed
Tuiney and Francis Moran.
The committee on the banquet which is to
he held In the first week In August reported
that II has the assurances Of Courts Llscum
and Lindenwood's aid AS It Is impractlcable
written to the other West Philadelphia courts,
earnestly requesting their support to build up
Forestry In West Philadelphia.
The supreme delegates met at the headauar-
ters of the Grand Executive Council and re-
ceived reports from all committees. Past Su-
preme Chief Ranger Harry w. Mace read the
itinerary, which begins at 10 80 p. M, Friday,
August 13 and ends Monday, September o.
Having been over the route several times. he
graphically pictured the many beauties OF the
trip and made the boys" anxious to start
at once.
Representative John j. Farrell reported for
the Uniform Committee. uniform has been
selected which there is little doubt will be the
means Of securing first prize for appearance.
The Badge Committee, represented by Brother
James j, Campbell, Of Court East End, had
the representatives of two houses there but
II will require another meeting to decide
finally on badges and souvenirs.