Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-24

annual strawberry festival upon the lawn IN
evening last and secured the success, cess, merited %
by the efforts Of the members IN al o. o. IN me rep ar
dered appropriate music, enjoyed by more tnan man
1000 members and friends; State Vice GounSiilor
shenemHn delivered an address upon the prin-
ciplcs and objects Of the organization Jri +:
s. c. Erwin l., Getter, with several memDeTs SSI,
mert the members OF No. 52a on their good
work.
One Of the most successful presentations OF
flags to the churches OF this city occurred last
g SnPdGy orS SVemHE waH by Htesy Council
No 3as, to Mount Hermon n. p. Church. leth
of SHf The VRrious councils Of Phadephia thronEed
this beautiful ediice and made the surround
nSS SSe WSst tSs address and the
the Rev. Frederick c. ThoTas, accepted the
Miss Ma !" Jessie v. Lambert, together with the
Junior and adult choirs, furnished delightful
music for such an Important event.
The largest fraternal visitation ever made by
oganzaton in this county TOOK Place Place lfss f5s
many councils Of this, city formed IN line AZ
s street maPeB 9d oS6aans %82SG%a Ssd sss %@a
and Woodland se,nE GTenSf o Mount ST MSraS coun
hugle corps OF ,Fairyew Council. No 81. and
patriotic h music during The line Of march; After
reecring the hall the lnltiatory stan Of HaTil-
OH cGInesh NS donoreS a SnaTso the 6oSa
Initiation on % candidates The guards Of
SSsii No. s4i: FranEioTd. No, i76 and DELEGATIONS
OF guards from tho other councils provided
very hne military escort.
The monthly meeting OF the Good OF the
order Association was held az the same time.
present, pg and each one was pleased to extend
fraternal greetings 20 No. $40, Addresses were
%at So By souny State 9ce sxeF
was not only gratlned AZ the excellent show,
that great results win surely come to this
American fraternity because OF Its GOODWILL
compiimented those who had done so much
good 20 bring about such worthy demon
s. G. 'ci John n B. McKelyey was heard from in his
usual wise end pleasing manner; ID 5, e.
much praise for their work.
Aeolian Council. No. II. will hold its 5oth
HithoSgh This is one OF the Oldest Councils Of
the State It IL in It's most Hourshing condi-
viii viii therefore be hailed with much pleasure
and delight.
state Vice Councillor shsneman will fra
ternally, visit Ffedonia. No. a. and Court
and and requests ali 10 attend No, II meets al
Belmont and Lancaster avenues, and No. $50
at AIS Lancaster avenue.
Tho band OF Minerva and Frankford Coun-
| ellis will visit and play for Loyal Council. 26th
street ana NoluinDlh avenue wednesday eve
ming next.
The following sameB will be played by the
baseball league next Saturday afternoon:
/ Eagle vs. Houston. 10th street and Hardwiek
/ avenue, Chester. Pa. Loyal VS.. DlliEent. lTth
and Cambria streetsi Hamilton vs. Integrity,
/ b2d street and Warrington avenue. Philadel-
/ phia.
John r. Murphy Councils election Of Officers
| for the term beginning July q held on June IS,
/ resulted as follows: Councillor Frederick
| Thomasi ~ C., w Rider; treasurer, Charles
| Macdonald; financial seorstary, r. Porter
| recording secretary. Joseph Fox A r, s.,
| F. SulLbach warden A. Day; conductor p,
! Arnold; i. s. Warren PickeFskln; Q. g., Joseph
/ He'll chaplain. H. Berger trustee. W. Blel-
/ dorm. Councillor William Lang appointed A.
| Leininger, Frederick Thomas and Joseph FoA
| as the Auditing Committee for his term.
| Brother Thomas Wise. the present recording
secretary, has held that position for "a years
aud the council presented him with an emblem
held he lost out 20 Brother Joseph Fox BY 4
/ fact that quite a number OF the brothers did
not vote. brother Wise Is urged to continue
! % give wise council as he q well ysrssd n
| the laws OF the order.
Brother Leiningsr. representative 20 tbs
| Funeral Benent Association OF the United
| States, returned from the convention held
| al Saratoga Springs In time 10 be az the lasl
| meeting, and he had many interesting storle.
70 tell. The next meeting will be July B.