Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22
ODD FELLOWS
ORPHANS OUTING
Big Seashore Excursion Of the
Orders A ctive Members.
Work of the Grand Master.

The Active Odd Fellows Association
and the lodges of the city and vicinity
| will enjoy an excursion to wildwood on
| next Saturday, There will be special
trains on the Reading Railway leaving
| Chestnut street ferry at 1880 a. m. The
! committeeman, wearing white caps, VIII
| be Mt the wharf to handle the crowds.
This excursion is under the manage
mont of two well-known Active odd Fell
| lows, Bob" German, chairman, and
George Brunner secretary, who are as
sisted by a bunch of live wires" in Odd
Fellowship. among whom are "Bilr' Wag-
| ner Alexander Wilson, Thomas White
head, Charlie Myers, Joseph Gill, Thomas
| Cowden, BILLY" Douglass, Albert Cor
man, Samuel French, Robert Love. j. A.
Naegele, II. G. Benner and G. II. Nc
Cabe.
The children from the Home for Or
phans of Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania
will be the guests of the association.
They VIII take part in an interesting pro-
gram at the band concert at 1880 p. m. at
Oak avenue and Boardwalk
line of field sports will be held on tho
beach at p. m.
The city officials of wildwood and the
managers of the excursion have agreed
OIL plans for a successful day.
The Ivy Workers Association of Ivy Lodge
has planned big time on the excursion next
ana Pacific. avenues, The comfnitteo in charge
goSqeS oRsT socH:toII 1N wiSSn chairman John
Johnson,, s. s. Bowen charles Myers, Myers j. H.
Myers, George r. Ashworthy, L. r. Kendrlck,
owt HOWE g. FoF@oss GSSsso s sr2%qRas %aRn seoy W5'iF
II HysoTs Wo Joseph Il sngSr wam Fl
and william ]. weidner,
lnr its services in the = auditOriSm G % Of the
9rphanage, ogontz and Chelten avenues every
and next month. Interesting programs are
given by the children. Tho public is cordially
als, Viola FoTrTYel VINO graduated from the Phlla
graduate, She was one Of the first II dis
held at the Academy Of MUSIC sRe
gave in a most creSitable manner the valedic-
mistake, and to crown all; her name appeared
Board Of Tduaten for ho es
Pennsylvania.
Miss Farwell is a direct product of the
parental care Of tho Orphans Home and
motherly training OF Mrs. l.. A. Enoch. matron.
for over 10 years. She was admitted when
she returns to her mother in wIlllamsport,
Pa. Miss Farwell was a charter member OF
the L. l., q O. n.9Gr JqniSG C. r. Society and is
assistant to Mr.. Ge9Tge NnnssntruetoT) for
Pennsylvania Jurisdiction should be proud Of
this record made by odd Fellows orphan.
The new property for the care and education
Of Odd Fellows Orphans is one OF the best
and most complete for the purpose of any in
the country. The buildings, OF granite, occupy
an area of 1Ol2 acres at Ogontz and Chelten
avenues, and cost $1,000
The present officers OF the Home are Pres-
dent c, B. d. Richardson. Remembrance
Lodge; vice president, ]. p Hale Jenkins,
G, NJ, Norris Lodge; second vice president.
BENJAMIN +, Calverley Jr, Roxborough Lodge;
secretary, Robert Gorman Pacific Lodge:
treasurer, Thomas Hawkes. Purity Lodge;
matron, Mrs. Letitia A. Enoch. directors, g.
s. Oliver. Cinclnnatus Lodge; II. w. Brick,
Parker Norris Lodge; Charles Barke, Phla-
delphia-Natonal Lodge; 70, f, Tretbar. Chosen
Friends Lodge; Robert Love, Independence
LODGE Harry Tarbotton, Pilgrims Home I'm
campment; Robert Healey, National Pa estins
EncRmpment; W. ]. Barstow, Walker Lodge;
John A. Naegele, Damascus Lodge; j. r. Hen
bricks, DOylestown Encampment; W. T.. Klos-
terman Crusaders LODGE Mrs A. j. Gal
lagher, Myra Lodge, ID. r.. Mrs. C. l.. Bockus,
Mildred; Mrs. Mary N, Joslyn, Theresa; Mrs.
c. NJ. Lafferty. Letitia Penn; Mrs. L. Nc
Farland, Lettia PENN Mrs. S. schleicher,
Anna NJ Ross Miss z. F. Wear. Ruth Mont
gomery; Mrs. s. L. Martindale, Hope Mrs.
Lizzie Gesler, Lady Revere; Mrs. NJ j. Ken
ell. Letitia Penn; Miss +. NJ. Walker, Theresa
and Miss NJ. Il. Montgomery, Ruth Montgomery
Lodge
The grand master. with few brothers from
NorrlstoWn, will pay an official visit to Amber