Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-01

erelgn Grand Lodge in 1895 which he held
the founders OF the Odd Fellows Veteran
full 10 form on four candidates March a5. While
the retiring officers have had an exceptionally
equal TO the task before them. The results
or Srahs %? eSf9" smss wEnon cnTRa sa grsnd @SSG
Charles. u. Bird, third member Of the relief
Tor several years Mile had her usual coterie
2ror fSEs Saud JOHNSON %P0 Gce % Le3Re Forts S
moGth Ea Brother AIber C. @ ESstten len of 2f
and esteemed friend ana brother. J. H. knight.
rod iodse tb meSers OF s epsoJs
while IN Portsmouth. Va.
x delegation q q members paid a visit to
royalty entertained and Thoroughly enjoyed the
olse OF T0T barBy Instalaon oRght and g
large attendance expected.
The employment bureau starts today under
field, of frcturus Lodge, Brother Shaney
ganiaatlon out of about 200 applicants for
work ic3 were given employment in various
channels.
Philanthroplc Lodge will have its officers in
stalled next Tuesday night by the team from
Spring Garden Lodge. led by ID. d. G. NJ
Jacob G. Henderson. The officers to be in
Quoted are John, II Gillette, Jr. noble grand
ceremonies the visitors and members will be
entertained by Philanthropic Association on
May Philanthropic Association win hold its
annual package party and entertainment in
the lodge room. and good time is promised.
Good Samaritan Lodge, Noble Grand William
gree on three candidates Monday night and
received applications of eight more for April
y, u. Kamerood, of Metropolitan Lodge;
Brothers Kroqse ST. and kT9oss, JT Kush and
Vice Grand Frank Laroni; of Quaker city
oEe M W seSSa eG o. Or hna o. D
2, u. Hamilton and @ N96le Grand A. q Ham lam
Of OFFICERS
were elected to be installed next Monday night.
All brothers downtown are Invited.
Tacony Lodge had tho honor Of a visit from
truth on a iarse class OF candidates in most
p. q. Robert Montgomery candidate for grand
warden. and Brother Daniel Breni2er OF
ICED from numerous lodges in the Northeast,
was enjoyed during the smoker. Al Odd Eel
lows are welcome at Tacony Lodge on any
Monday evening.
Merchants Lodge held one Of It's ''live-wire''
being the semiannGal election Of otacers., Fol
lowing are the successful candidates: G. II.
f1an9 Ho0I To- IoSer hrd member the ss
lief The degree team was again az its best,
in full form Several brothers from George
w c6ds Lodge ss Is05s Sgssss sna
Installation, Of officers will be held t91morrog
evsnfs etSrus iRo Lodge viii have lis ofSeers In In
stalled tomorrow night by The , stan of Of Kender-
Coaquanock Lodge elected on Tuesday night
samuel Malcomson as noble grand. Harry G.
regTe Teppesentstive 10 the Orphans Home.
Walker Lodge. acting on amendments to Its
hySw s%ssr sSsss Svsr Il weekS sha
not be entitled to benefits and cannot become
tp In fuii ali dues and assessments and hnes
that have accumulated up to the date OF pay
That that member IN arrears l3 weeks shall not
be entitled 10 benefits" II was decided that
IN harmony with the principles OF hepfulness
Kenderton Lodge elected Jacob 2. LouK
Two TSops members' p. d. D. G. NJ Roscoe C. Ken,
nedy and Ernest r: Kennedy; were admitted
n- D. q. NJ William Weaver commended the
hne drill Of the degTes team: 80.
attendance az Ivy Lodge on Monday evening.
There was opposition tS foT only two osesTs
trustee 70 h the unexpired terms OF p g.
Chas, Myers. The election resulted as fol-
NJ. Formosa. vice grand; samuel Bowen. re-
cordlng secretary; Chss; Myers. treSss,urssi l.
S. Van scoy, trustee 0ull term A. NJ Fitch
trustee (une1pirsd term); William Hewlett,
third member Twsnty-three past Strands voted
was Brother Albert G. Rothstlen. Of Morltz
Arndt Lodge, Miiwsnkse' Wis., who gave an
newly elected and appointed officers viii be in
stalled By the star of MI AiTy Lodge;
Meade Lodge Is now such that the announces
msnt ihst he team ~i essm,e5y IRe esss read
tho hall az 2Tfs GermanHown avenue, whare
eandidafes were admitted. among them three
fnembers OF Uncle Sans marine CORPS, The
desree was Beautifully rendsred. the singing
or Miss Ciagg. Mrs. loehe and Miss Bowen
being particularly hne; Among the visitors
srs Mary JoHyn; the secretary OF the Re
bakab Assembly, Mrs. Hattie Mcndel, ana thu
dIsfrIct deputy pTesdsnt Mrs. a. Engleman.
PRESIDENT of the Rsbekah home, All of whom
ulsre loud "a their praises OF the work.
Hrs. Albert Hagerman Was elected dele5ate
10 lie Rsbekah ASSEMBLY. AZ the next meea- :
Ina of the lodge, on april 10 the Silent
Church" will ne repeated and a.repetitton Of
thas success of last fall IL anticipated.
of .lhe Odd Falipys oFphan4Ee VII teke plase
nest saturday afteFnoan. Ihe BOYS euq safia
aF fhf nrnh1nauc IN costume, under the de
rssIIan of Mia. II. a Enoa1i natron. ana hIr.
flaazaf InfilNcIoI, HtII pre4ent an eIahQElta
I1IlIs7 f1 p el8rcise enIitied TIE TemuEEauce
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