Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-06
ROYAL ARCANUM'S
PRIZES TO WINNERS
Council Anniversary and the
Awards - Sports Reach for
Athletic Union Connection.

Pennsylvania Council, No. 3l2, ceie-
brated its ssth anniversary on June 2e by
dinner and dance at Willow Grove
The function was In charge of Alex Il.
Nicholas, Supreme Representative, who
Is chairman Of the Entertainment Com.
mittee OF the council
Prizes won by members IN the Arthur
b. Eaton Glass were distributed. these
being four gold watches seven gold
watch charms, twelve ladies' watches and
twenty-three gunmetal case watches for
men. Fast Grand Regent Arthur 3.
baton, Chairman Supreme Trustees
Henry X. Lathy. Grand Orator James B.
Norton, Supreme Representative N. Il,
Roedel, Grand Trustee w. L. Young and
District Deputies w. I. Wallace and
Daniel L. Stewart were among those
present.
- The meeting Of Integrity Council No $50.
was Svne ,neri - was observed az Flag Day and
pIs pEIer George G. Small. in witch he gave tho
ss,nt9ITy sn,oITy , Of the stars and stripes Brother
and paid eloquent tribute 10 KS preteetIve e Gvs
ppw9rs Thir and and Sivlllzing influences.
the eouhc M Es.o9 oS 6s Sas g and at the meeting
bers admitted to tRs Council % W AZ q new noTi mem NJ
rne, re Siass IN @ -four months ending April 5O The
who, had helped to make the class "iyer Winner
N the contest with sister council and who
gy Past Grand Regent Arthur Eaon oF iSo
IV,iowlng n,, w. prizes, won by Individual members
gent Jewel from the Supreme GouncilP; % y. b..
ssedgleg, gold watch. awarded by the Grand
by the Grand Councils 70 the eouncIl aVSoofD seo in
Sa, Sash, awa{ded by the Grand and Supreme
responded suitably In aclnowied smsnt AND
Brother small, treasurer. responded on behalf
This council is very active In athletics. It
has a uniformed baseball club, bowling
tTaeR svSn,S Snq s am epSers ps VIII take part in the
outing at Willow Grove on July a. O''''1'''
Senator Webster Grim, an interested fra
teTnaIist sl,sIis ana loyal Arcanian, was happy
banquet at the Hotel Walton. His talk was
much appreciated, and the query Ia atiii going
the rounds Why have we not heard from
The The. Royal Areannm Athletic Club has made
It's FIRST field day will take place at the ROYAL
Arcanum picnic. July, %, at Willow Grove.
meet, and anticipates more than 400 entries in
the open events.
The carnation Club. of Pittsburgh. has adopt
ed the name Of ',Roy-Arcs." II is on to a
good start, with II members on the charter
grand regent OF Pennsylvania in the state =
greatest stronghold. The Philadelphia breth-
rem wish them Bodspeed.
Judging from inquiries received. tho time Is
not far distant when there may be a club
similar 70 the carnatlon Club Instituted in the
A likely name for this bunch would be the
Red Rose" The Past Regents Association,
OF Lancaster, seems to be the starting OF a
club Of this nature.
The next monthly meeting Of the Carnation
Club, OF philadelphia, will be held at tho
on Monday, July 10. when the Royal Arcanunl
Picnic Committee will discuss final arrange
ments for tho outing and field sports on July
"a at Willow Grove.
Friday evening. 1t is fortunate in having a
large and well-ventilated hall. The Field Day
to be held July 81 at Willow Grove was out
lined by one OF the General Committee and
mantown will have it's crack baseball team out.
and VIII also have number of entrants in
both the open and closed athletic events Con-
siderable interest was shown in the ''Promi .
the. council will, no doubt, be well repre-
sented.
Several applications for membership were
read and one candidate was initiated. A
member was presented with handsome
Arcanum ring by the council in recognition Of
year. II particularly emphasizes the good
fellowship and fraternal spirit which exist
among the brothers.
A particularly fine motion picture and musI-
cal entertainment will be given at the next
regular meeting. July 16. Tho council viii
the meeting will be thrown open to the mem
bers'' families and friends.