Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-29
FORESTERS' DAY
BIG CELEBRATION
Official Careers of Brothers
Donohue and Clancy-Public
Installation-Deputy Grand
Chief Rangers.

Installation-Deputy Gran,
Chief Rangers.
John p. Donohue, chairman OF the su
preme trustees and a member of the su
preme executive council. was chief range
and for many years treasurer Of Cour
West Philadelphia. No. 20, which he as
sisted In organizing 1914 years ago. Thl
is now one of the strongest courts in tht
city. He has filled the offices Of grand
treasurer and grand chief ranger, and Is
now actively engaged in the work of the
national organization.
Brother Donohue also gives time to two
building and loan associations, two busl-
ness mems associations, Funeral Dl-
rectors' Association, knights of Colum-
bus, Loyal order of Moose, Artisans Or
! der, Improved Order of Red Men, De-
gree OF Pocahontas, o. G. u; the
a. o. H., Philadelphia Typographical
| Union, No. 2; Veterans OF Foreign Wars
and several social and political clubs
At the coming Supreme Court conven-
ton in San Francisco he will lead in the
efforts to enact law for uniform death
benefits In all jurisdictlons of the order.
court coriSthSn NJ ie7 for The last 70 Years.
and a6ti during al that time has followed organ-
has therefore been in contact with many courts
office and the representative at the Allentown
convention took the opportunity Of electing
At the 27th annual Foresters Day celebra-
tion, at Point Breeze Park next Saturday.
with these open events sanctioned by the
nuh hnu
2220-yard hurdles, handicap.
44O-yard run, handicap.
ss0-yard run. handicap.
3ne-mile run, handicap.
Running high jump, handicap.
Sack race scratch.
The piSes arg RoS eGie Iydr hIendGaPn DI nro,o
fooins foT 1TSt second and third in all events The
j. Young, J. p coFriEan. OSShIee WiIISm porsey asrTy
Charles Gablewitz and Robert Edwards.
Sunday last. and the affair was great sue.
eeesa as usual, Everybody enjoyed the good
oil sorry when the time for going @ home ~s[e are
rived. The feature Of the outing was base
single men. Brother James Ross looked after
ne Iii intsrests Of the married men and Brother
The IN result Of the game made history for Court
Fall EsiTmount mount on all former occasions the single
,. Tisd men , romped home with a score OF 10 to g.
by RTatbar tbrehse IN the score Is accounted for
accident early in the game and being eompelled
Brother Kinsow has received many ma % fiattepins G
9hTers 9h from the big leaGues. 1t is Unfortunate
Sa wors Sa, of the officials from ogansd
eHred eY an able umpire in Mr., Moore. who did
Brothers Lancaster and Rothenhausler. Of
beTs in SI9 mn PsIl Jones' entertained the mem
well-e;xseeeuted well German dialect sketch. The |
committee Brothers Kennedy, Justice, o'Tooio
HtiilegSss, Il Ross, KInsow and Powers, is plan.
htning another similar affair for the near fu- |
Jnnnior nnior Court Quaker City held a public in.
52lIadSn s62d 6,G Of ON Officers n Empire Hail. Fran
PSs CSe Rs5S.r 2TgS audience Hg9 also
SnnS1s. SSSson. samuel DeyIqS SUB s. 5SR5Fii cRisi
c AP'Ff buISs K0'GaSR nGm qPs 3Sd ssn TSd
8uHEor 8 * city The The sSfsers were Installed by
G. R. GIeISn5Isrh n IShn FG GMeGtnns after which
iSqrI SToS.r presented The retiring chief ranger
framed r G. cortiacate' ''" Of tSS t2SSsut5rdy ordeT
! SIr0sher rot Edwards then gave an outline OF the
planned how when member was taken si&
MS Dement'S were equivalent to $3.50 per week.
The following entertained the members dur
NJ Lns y 5he social part Of the evening; A sketch.
Frederick raRke James s"'BBST BynsS S0h@ ana SdFeccsR csr
srsni SsSTdTtH; Charles Gallagher the silver tenor
59R 59G! On BOwerSs blaskiacf oomedian Michael
ISL refreshments were served.
Court Phil Sheridan appointed new En-
N future social events The Court IT Is 'ii5 to be
uture and entertainment will be provided each
,,tr,lday evening All members are urged to
meeting Of deputy grand chief rangers hav-
ocated in Philadelphia County viii be held on
aa s AssSss Nort on e s{Tssf Hnfd
iition 70 the deputies the Supreme and Grand
% nHsd fa 70
,nd ,.ns as this VIII be the first meeting OF the
large attendance is S expected The s9e meetnF Shms
n =. accordance with resolution providing Tor
irand Court convention, and Il Is hoped that
'ut also to the courts over which they have
supervision,
Court Hayerford shows indications OF living
Y 70 m sgt RHme Sc one q the mos. progressive
ram as he outlined il When he took ofaee. and
Sembers appreciats IL S or N course, nabs' ss Sse as
listed by the old stalwarts Barba, Power and
also living up to what Vas expected NefI; OF nm;
2 2 get & the young men working as they never
The young and aggressive past chief ranger. +.
!, smlth mas returned after an extended trip
,lshes s him him the success he deserves. When
siesats and also Brother George S TaS6r Of
iaddington, they viii have reason TO remember
pesfss Ts% tGs win meet on
" ,huTsGag ,l,Ss,gr AUGUST q when arrangements for
The Auditing Committee's report shows the
ourt Is pushing right ahead Notwithstanding
lueh Improved in his singing. When Brother
,9Wer yer s w6s called m t On for remarks On the good
Several West Philadelphia courts have issued
hallssnEes 70 Sou Court HayeEtord for contest for
ecord or initiaton-b2 In two months.