Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-29
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

eli Of Pennsylvania is settling up us AFFAIRS
tcr tue Iast great sun and eNrects TO snow a
favorable report to the members at the an
nnal convention, to be held in dubois on
The Dakotah Associations degree team. by
previous APRON .ment. was present at tn WIG
VAN - shawnee Tribe on last Fridays sleep
james u McLaughlin. Thomas i. Brady amt
Joseph Rascak. Tho work was decidedly the
woits OF praise from the large audience
Active workers Of the fraternity seemed very
success his anxii'ary Is achicyin.. and ex.
pressed The determination to give Them plenty
u material to work on.
Already three ribes arc asking for us
service, ana " sponse the chief degree
VAN. ani Inc watr,Sis' deercs Huiii e WE iG
fctred at McnnOs wigwam, Broad and Catha-
qualified candidates arc invited 10 Fc present
Shnwnese Tribe has had it's own troubles Of
n :, me 4ire4t Sphii havins called two OF its
last scyen suns Tho spirit Of I5.1ee!oWy'
Frsn'ship and charity, was with them, how.
the irtcrcs displayed by the Bikotah Ssso.
cation IN their welfare by rising vote VI
lh0 he. exercises Of the eycnns ygr? cqlyened
characteristi, talks. and after a lifting ''3 re-
spanse by Liro,her ScideL he has cued away
Elcr WORK. under "gunn and weIfar -" III,
t9l owing aaditional brothers responded to the
horn. Russell pnd Watkins. OF SO
fTtZ' JoAhct, STRIKER. Gallagher and S ovens
Stant,ln Of 10 81 Brother Thompson OF No
39: 3-":: l'ftE.ut tE.ut M9ster stevens made an appeal
together Look out for ths new 'iGiao'oh iGesoo TO get
Northeast {. .. II. NJ Baseball League has
s. Samuel Cline was the prInSIpai Ell EMiag Nay
g the meeting of the league held ar Tong,I"',EE
baseball enthusiasts officials 2 and m6napays mama ig9
Of pll II teams hclnE present. Prdsiisn9f
sHonded James WRSaey 'SsS9'}iggs arf9 sdgsdcr re-
Harold MaNlow Harry NaigIc. John E"Ii'r
field, W. J. Faunt John Woods R1bIrt IiuI- LiuI-
burn and Henry Cantor. mp
=. The Red Ne, Men Jubilee Association will hold
tark on saturday, July -. 1t Is an organiza-
OF rocahontag. Its soiflcers are. NIcLotg5SStr
n. clark. o, no -, president; Louis r. See.
etton. OF 80, 10. secretary ana trgastlfer; '"G i
G. Wilson. Jr.. Of No 27l. chairman Of
viii consist Of races between tribes and a6mns
ctls OF the order, bicycle races and professional
a council OF sorrow was held in the wig
VAN q Winnepurkott Tribe in mem Jram 10
r. W. H. Mercer. who had been the tribes
After fitting remarks on life and DEATH =. a.
large %IiSt Of s Mercer GSaSS' S Se rpe
Of the family. d. 6. s. walter Fix,er
spoke in behalf OF the Fifth Distric, OF Penn
.ylVania
MnonE Tribe had their adoption on last
three paletatcs. the work being done by tha
ngwly orsanzcd degree team. with Brother II
e. Upright rs captain and brother Charles
kocsc as sachem. The team composed OF
new members who deserve great praise for
the work done without rehearsal. The trustees
held their annual meeting last week and made
report. This tribe has "A ruli sCt OF costumes
to dispose OF, and any tribe desiring IA sct
should communicate with Brother W. \. Mar
tin At the wiGwim, $50 Lancaster avenue
any Fridays sleep,
brother John Thompson and his team. of
Mingo Council. trailed to Norristown to do
the "doptou. Great Pogahoutas Sister De
Mald hold a district meeting ut Mngo Couu-
eli. and all the great chiefs present.
Eighteen councils were rcpres ntGd, and they
AL gave favorable reports. The chiefs were
presented with gifts from the various coun-
ellis.