Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-15

part IN ell movements toward
its extension. His member
ship was transferred by
l1E-TF ynergement TO c lum b n
E#IZ "a Lodge, No. 80, In January.
HY 1889 Ha was admitted into
palestine Encampment, No.
81. in August. 1885, and be-
came a member Of Theresa
todge. No. 14T, in 1857. He was
"a as a chevailer Of Canton Phlia-
~ Patriarchs Militant, In August,
"a served as captain In his canton from
- 10 1910
..ssr Halls service In the grand bodies
,.s. order has extended over the greater por-
\ ibe above period. during which time
y. been appointed 20 and served on the
ssm,ltee on Appeals. the Committee on
s...sortatlon and the Committee on Mileage
vi ~ Grand Lodge, and as district deputy
IA master Of the eighth district Of Phlla-
st. ae was also the representative OF his
8 Y 70 tie Granu Lodge Tor many years, ana
khs,ss retresentatiVe OF his enca mpment in
\. easshd Encampment,. where he gave service
ta a.seasy committees, He was appointed grand
..sai In 1892 and in 1898.
n Wsy 1901 Brother Hall was Installed az
and scribe Of the Grand a. tE;neampment Of
sErsyans EsRyqa ss''es'il to HI the vacancy cauSed By
"a.
e.,s istter positions he has given 1s years OF
1isial service and has. displayed marked
srulte ability and zeal Tor the advancement vance
eea, and general renewal OF interest and pros
sFig Every glahd otlcer under whom he
,. seryed has commended bis ef1icont work,
= idrinR his inCunbency OF these offices he
Y. aeyoted his whole time and energy, and
n ihown an enrnestness OF purpose and
stllfy that mark him as one emlnently fitted
" ia hlah position which he holds.
tessna Secretary Hall announces that the fol-
I'M SS1 nominees have signi6od their intention
Y Ss candidates for the rsspectiye offices OF
q, Grand Lodge Deputy Grand Master J. P.
E.s p.F1T ssnks' 'shSnor. for deputy grand master;
IA brands George q Gray, OF No $50; Frank
/ shannon, Of No, 8l4; Il B; Eberllyt Of No.
l1sagybaugh Of No los; Jacob E. Weaver. OF
Ec' "a; ROY d. Beman, OF No. 112o, for grand
irdsn Grand Secretary Usher a; Hall, for
Eurkle. for grand treasurer; Grand Repro
s.aaiiye James H.. Alvey, for grand repre-
T' .ssh e ne lodge 3 o. On the as @SSas SS nsSt
smsrIcsn Star Lodge sent a delegation with
lrssnss Lodge Of Gloucester City, N. j.,
where the stan inducted new officers OF Ar
Fnmss Lodge in menter that WAS a revela-
tsu 70 the Jersey element Of the 200 members
ls,,nt The staff consisted of Past Grands
Flood, William Moorhead. William Black.
jsnss Warnock, John Graham, Harry Graham,
WI was done in full dress uniform and was
tssF cut and efficient throughout. After the
s ltisnony the Entertainment Committee served
Iirs sood things to eat and then there was
& |. interchange of compliments by several
E,echmakers. A pretty feature Of the occasion
tas the presentation of past grand collars TO
4. pew Iast grand and the former secretary,
~ had served the lodge faithfully for many
ian retiring on account OF removal from
u State.
aIHs Lodge last night conferred the FIRST
tigrse in full form on four candidates. The
N beauty Of the work and to the admiration
4 lAs candidates. Mile has again started
W uembeshp teams for the coming year.
Sslse Of membership clubs becomes apparent,
HAsn In 1913 there was a prize of $1,000 Of
X, sd Il y bs aI9 most u cs ndidates Iohn d Gressmsn
tidsd 10 the rolls 20 new members. winning
q prize. The teams combined totaled 81
Welcome Lodge conferred the first degree on
taaday last, and on next Monday evening will
Fl p Se GHf dssEss In f@ seryera fern T9S SdS
Fellows Home February II. Welcome
Iedgs Is getting ready to visit Palmyra Lodge,
Z eamten, and Will take over good dele
Llisl!e Rowe Rehekah Lodge paid Cincin-
niias Lodge fraternal visit on Monday eve
% order.
hEsary on January 25, the attendance be-
limited to the members and their fami-
Hs lne talent Will De drawn mainly from lts
~ membership, Among other numbers there
ESs S minstrel enteTain%msnt % and Gemisal r.
kAelpnalus Lodge. Tho main speaker will be
lrt Calvin o. Althouse. of the Philadelphia
Hlsh School, who is an honored member OF
Esaderton Lodge made the 142Oth meeting
TUESDAY evening past grands' night. The
fszon president of the Orphanage. After
Ia closed refreshments were served. George
~ entertained with plano solos and accom-
sagng the members while singing popular
lrles WIN be held at the Orphanage by Ken
,..sgi ,cs.Suanoss Lodge held open meeting on
asPSn Al and " wtliS@D iHSSSD1 g. wits lead 'f the
w Loige last Monday night had. in addi-
@ -. 2 its own members, visiting brothsrs
!eages. q Philadelphia, and Calumet Lodge,
a ana brought M ,orfS hTst Sssfee nrSss wss
zssad degree will be conferred in fun FORM.
sh,dI 81 committee appointed to organize an asso-
ait in a short time the ivy workers. viii
ian swing. An effort Is TO be made to
s .I ia5ls sais the banner year In the history Of
.s:,fls as.igfls Lodge conferred on January 8, the
total oi ten S initiated tf sines pecsmSsa Masa
ne irst degree will be conferred upon the
ssss,ss ~ eaadiaatss ~ this evening and a large
:. - II. T. expected, Joseph Rogers, chairman OF
= Visitation ana Reception. COMMITTEES, has
LED for January 20 as ladies' night. A
ana musical entertainment will be given
- ~ sts,nt osnent OF the ladies' and friends,
80 services at the Odd Fellows Home last
~ Eefs IN charge OF the Committee On
us pssrvieSs The sermon was preached
~ lst Robert Harkinson, assistant pastor OF
80 The music was by the large congrega-
- saasE the direction of Miss Eva Lynch
!. "a slpps, president OF the home, made
lssiaa Penn Rebskah Lodge, No l7s. had
~ the Rebekah Home. The sermon
- ltteeanhd BY Rev Samuel b, WtlliamA
80 q Nicetown Baptist Church, German
go Afehua and Brunner street. The music
: solo BY Miss Linda Kraise.. duets
Hsl-t "a MRS. John Berkelbaoh and Miss
- ~ Mrs. Berkelbaoh. An address was
IL bomi mIs. Mary A. EnGslmsn. president
ssslsler Olive Branch, Philadelphia, Ma
ss.s..t,se t,seaaganoek and Energetic Lodges,
ang eas,ag the Third Philadelphia District
.sse os the Odd Fellows Orphanags
f.4Ils Addresses were made by District
~. s5and pad Master John T, Fisher, who
aaIdson, president OF thsi home. and
z|lss.L Lgse, chairman OF the orphanage niu.
3 olommiitee. The music Included q
n Armstrong and ssisetIons bv tbs
orchestra and chorus.
nehester Unity
- NsltatioR OF Bryn Mawr Camden,
Nillon' Pride of Germantown, Pro-
Wis-ahickon and William Penn
Loyal Faith Lodge. OF the Falls OF
E a' sssni' e., e. gsquary was one % the most
zzHsa situations was Instituted Three
Ess5.f hami nIly meHfbers sat down IN the
Ifass dn un,o or the recently reconstructed odd
tsFln99p amid display OF hoWars and
essd ~ n5f q. Heminway, chairman OF
=a'.5s ~ q ft,tne tne Order and Preparation Com
sIzka ~ rhiiadelphia district, after a Jew
sz Rsi, Rsa me Visitation over to Brother
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