Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-04
ARTISANS ORDER
IN NEW CAMPAIGN
Committees and Meetings to
Work Up Growth of Small
Assemblies and Big Rally

NJ. T.. NJ. A. Harry c. smith called TO-
gether committees from 10 OF the smaller
assemblies Of the order for the purpose
Of aiding them to Increase their member
ship. The plan adopted contempiates a
union meeting Of these assemblies on
Tuesday evening. october 26. The fea-
lures wi be an entertainment by good
talent and the initiation ceremony per-
formed by the most excellent officers. Tue
quartets OF these assemblies will furnish
the musical selections Committees %
lows:
Quartets-Curtis r. Calver. w. W.
Myers, william McCarter, II. G. Buckley,
Edward Bonsan
Ia ent-George V. McKinnon. Frederick
J. Gay, /. V. Maull. Ira Earl. Charles
Honnen, W. u. Kester.
pub!lcity-E. S. woodrow. +. &. Gilpin,
L. II. Pike. David p. Haven, W. h. X
Msgrady. samuel MacFcetcrs. n. Helver-
son. +. {. Chalmers, }. r. NJ. Gard, Rob-
ert Egner.
one OF the most enthusiasts meetings in tho
history uf Germantown Assembly was held on
InufsuaA evening last al WAicn lucIe NNlt
800 members present number OF visitors
from other assemblies were present among
which si were Master Artisan Jacob r. 'STdah'
higgins and Robert }. Mckenty OF south
western and warren OF the Eastern rem rem
tcntiary all Of Whom made interesting talks
nder the leadership Oi that royal fellow,
Elmer =. Cook. Mater Artisan, Germantown
Lers. and It Is ccniidtntly expected that at
least 100 candidates will be admitted before
december 81.
Girard Assembly had homecoming night
and nearly every body was there. Several
and contributed largely to the enjoyment OF
the occasion.
Rrothcr Philip Arnold. chairman Of the Ln-
tertainment Committee of Adelphi Assembly.
staged splendid entertainment at the last
meeting. Brother Arnold Is a truly up-to-date
chairman. Four new members were admitted
and three petitions were received for the next
meeting
81. Johns Assembly is hack in It's stride.
Eight new members received on Tuesday
sS,ns osHins an william PooeH G "'a II
the Membership Committee. asks FOR 80 new
interest the ' assembly offered cash prize 70
the three members who GHt IN the gniet. greaIieest
recorder. famliary known as Grizzly Bn,'
predicts that st. Johns will perform credit
ably in the next three months.
The official visitat.ons for October are az
follows october 18th Bartram; Tth, Cnder-
down; i1th, SSrantoni l2th, william Patton;
Alvira 18th. Pennsylvania; Goth. keystone;
25th Columbia; 2sth Trenton.
Rartram Assembly win give tonight a hearty
welcome to NJ. e NJ. A. Smith and stan Re
corder Higgins. brother Smiths predecesso-
executive Se work this year
william Patton Assembly. in the parkway
at the next meeting. october i2-
.Lehigh Assembly will have good program
at the next meeting October 81 including a
talk on the Baseball Game of Life by the
Rev. T. Davis.
Southwestern Assembly is preparing a mon
ster celebration Of its 25th anniversary on No
vember 4.
The bowling league held It's Hrst meeting for
the purpose Of reorganizlng for the season and
following officers were selected c. p. Hig.
gins. Of Bartram, president; JOSEPH Avn, Of
high secretary. and Harrison Patton. OF South
western, treasurer.
The following assemblies are expected to be
down. Progressive. Adeiph Pemnsyiysnia
Tndordown, Fidelity. Oak Lane, Union. lie.
high hardwood. Harmony, Northwestern anc
Brothers Bill Green. of Underdown; Jos.
Avil, OF Underdown, and Bill Barwen, OF
Northwestern. were appointed a committee to
GRAFT rules and regulations. The league prom.
ises TO get under way as soon as all arrange
the Artisan bowlers is increasing rapidly, and
this season promises to be OF great rivalry
among the various assemblies which have
teams entered.
Interest In tho Artisans rally. which will
take place at the Academy OF Music on Wed
nesday evening, October %. continues to in
crease. All assemblies in Philadelphia and
nearby have entered into the spirit OF the af-
tair with enthusiasm. The price OF admission
tickets for the big event at the Academy Of
Music has been nxed at figures which will
Just allow .he committee to clear expenses.
Tho sale Of seats opens at 2O4 Parkway Build
ing at a. m. October IT, The commit
tee on talent Is pursuing a course which will
enable II 10 keep Its promise to the members
TO make II the best entertainment they have
had.
AS a preliminary TO the affair, an automo-
bile parade will be held Friday evening.
October %. The route 10 he taken will be
decided upon In few DAYS. Responses al
ready received indicate there wiz oe more
than 100 cars in line. The commit. zee having
the parade in charge consists OF George i.
iawlinR. chairman. 400 Vine street: William
b. Pollock. DR.. c, c. Sticker, Theodore F.
Bachran. Alexander s. johnson and DR.. II. II.
Lott.