Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22
enjoyed tho demonstration.
HAYMAKERs.
TIE 22d annual session OF the State Haymak-
srs' Association OF Pennsylvania was held az
yoatesvllle July II. Delegates representing 1O5
lssoeiatons In the State were present
The committees report on membership and
lndnce showed a very substantial gain during
ne past year, The following officers were
elected and Installed by Past National Chief
taymhker Jesse ShalcToss. assisted by Past
National Chief HRymakers Harmer, StawB
1ekard and Vice National Chief Haymaker
)ay: s. &, H. William y Rheinharf ~ VnrIy.
JR. ORDER UN. AM. MECHANICS
Martins Wonderful Work, Arm
strong's Anniversary and Eastern
Districts Big Outing.

War weather has caused no abatement
In the attendance OF John r. Marlin
Council No. 20 nor on the initiation OF
candidates into the degrees OF the order.
The members keep in active working har-
ness, and with the good start made the
term bids fair 10 be as successful as
the last one. Various committees report
ed progress, The Entertainment Commit
tee reported that IL has decided 10 post
pone the country fair and dance from
September to October T. Full announce
ments viii be made in these columns.
Ladies' night at Marlin Council on Fri
day evening last was a success, the social
being we'll attended by the members and
their ladies. The following prominent
members OF the order were present: State
Vice Councillor Samuel G. Scott, State
Secretary Charles H. Hall and State
Treasurer Charles Kaufman. After ths
musical program refreshments wero
served and the balance OF the evening
was given over TO dancing to the strains
Of the popular Marlin Orchestra.
The qgsEs.salE,l,yy meeting oe the Pas couneil
held on Saturday night and was well attended
hEs h wss dsssss % 's5n o a aeSs Re iRS
IN the weaker eouneils A the district. The
Prssiae5t. Ehemas Il. waltsrSi vice prssiasas.
5ehn MsEae5s llie. siesseFeF y Charles kauf-
This association has done much 70 increase
interest Ia ANN lAaltAeN ana 70 organize new
councils. being Instrumental IN the oFRanfzing
81 about is councils. The Employment Com
mites has also done good work IN the placing
q members ~ good Positions. The Orphans
Home Committee reported that the home was
in epad coalition, ana suggested in order that
ihe Hrounds may be beautlhed that the Eastern
District make liberal donation and buy 4
supply of rose b. shes. This suggestion was
adopted and a request Tor donations viii %
ssnt - the councils of the district
Tha Eastern District win have q picnic az
Innsnkenanlon Pa on saturday and sunday
Her TIE eommittee from Toughkenamon
Council, No. 1856 having charge on this picnic
ercs s. q. Scott. chairman. George ~. Perry,
iIlua4 "a FelFaqn, George W. Richardson ana
LeHfa Daily saturday afternoon there Wlu
b sports ef an kines. a picked baseball nine
4ran the FiaitaEs viii be pittad against ne
rine ol fqushkeuamoa Council. There VII
ai4q oe iuE-ot-HAr between she Btout and
sia nemhera in me evening there VIII be
lae a4ies The men sil 50 % Chatham celn-
EiI 500 ael. zFhefa there VIII he > large
Hri1a westlnE and class Initiation. tha dc-
eI 1riag eEau IllIal b the degree team
Ilha =. Armstrong lQlueI ne. l1e
Hiat eiiefnQoa fpaahtenaaio coune1
HN aHHi = lra LQAs nteHainaA lfesey-
teraa caaf.l alls American naE. fhe alg
M eaea.ea ea pehall % Aeasakaaaalod