Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-24
The Grand fraternity

The interest Of the members in tho Phila-
delphia district is centring Just at present in
| the election of officers. Nominations have al
| ready been made in Branches so and 400. while
Branches and IL will nominate and elect at
their next meetings, A number Of the nom
inees will undoubtedly he elected, while in
some Instances there will be lively contests
between a number Of candidates
FsBranch 300 covering West Philadelphia, is
hnstllnR along under the capable leadership of
District Superintendent j. r.. williams show
ing keen interest In building up tho member
ship. Its meetings are largely attended, and a
number Of visiting fraters are always present.
Branch continues its big time" meetings.
With the ,attGndanee taxing the capacity Of
on It's rolls President Frederick CASTOR, Su-
perintendent NJ. w, Nickel and District Super
intendent H. u. MeiNel, as well as n number OF
other men prominent in Grand Fraternity af-
fairs. AS tho leading branch in the Eastern
district and the second largest In the order, it's
aim is to maintain the high standard Of EN-
cheney II has always maintained, Its social
affairs are, conducted on a very pretentlous
present planning n big reception to the Gov
ernlng Council which will meet on June 10, 10
and II. In addition, the other branches are
planning entertainment for the visiting
delegates details Of which are In charge OF
Joseph Hughes and Commander Hollingsworth,
Fast Park, nraneh, No. a. will hold It's
nifty Hall The eohmlttee inn in charge @ espeets Fp.e
2 T. large Eathrlng, as these affairs In the past
viii be largely OF a musical nature, Ts'fi, bTt The
members OF tho committee have intimated that
refuse to dyulge. This branch has determined
to become the largest branch in the East and
tESq fEGP an an indiGst,o9S at Prsssnt would
tween these branches while OF the most friend
= NSsr nJ Is Jd9GGdfRaY Il e kHSn The Leaders
who never know when they are licked" Here.
ton Of new members has been % wItb nf pFTatSr
Ik.illGore, but Bruce, as he is affectionatey
killgore. and when these leaders start race
they arc capable Of showing some speed.
change this week with the exception ] 9U Of GENE GENE
Fay the contestants occupy the same. POSI-
from i2s6 to ,!{h Gass; while Charles AmrSein Sfn
SSo IL iT9m in rst 1th pocs ia SIN t ater b MSsrane
Handsome damond.sct emblem ring BY Wbhe tbe
ian h IssSFs ana er q ths gpSS %Sny
wG He have a onc se9Td ar S Of T.
and " spesHs' spesa %2Fsas an
tion from President, CASTOR and General Man
Standing Of he eoSssfnnts SSfnT TH1k IN the men,
FES;osG lslo 'S 44PfsSRy 4ssRy
]asqb 55a John Stephan @ "a Nsss77SSr s7S; Iosn Fg
iSS S"aia aoiiHssSSSh ESQ; R. r. Wiii BaahaasS SsS
4Su John Howard 400: lie Roy Kurt2, 400;
Benianln Thompson, 40; R. Kirby. 43O; T.
I;rbach. AGO; William IL Enmc. 40; 1G' Robert Robert
Fisher 400: Herbert Harris. 400; James Nc
GcaIother, 400; B. c. Miller, 40O NJ. Mueller,
400 w. Schraishuhn. 800: Walter Stock, 400;
George Ritter $50; H. S. Martz $50; p Sem.
bach bash s; s9iG; Mary Smith. $50; A. Tisrno, SsO
20: Sol Bernstein. $50; j. Milford Flsler, 25O
ooise6orge King. 260; r. Kuehne. $50; G. s. Lorey
SS2o' George Marley, 260: Ralph Mccormack,
22o: 2So: Roh,, :; j. MdfSDevis! df 2S0 Russell Mckinney
NJ. Parrish. go; John Richardson, $50: Martha ,
g. Sampson. 250; Joseph Sentore. $50; 10 L.
Short, 250i George w. Staube 250: j. Allen
In IIurneT 250; Paul Wendler, $50; Morris Asher.
go; Walton Brown. $50: II. Y. Cope, $50; @.
NJ, Daudert, 23O; ID. j. w. Gibson $50; w. A.
Harper, go; John II. Hoover, $50: William |
Latham. 23O: James Moran, 230: George Ar |
mold: go: Ralph Diehl 22O r. H. Evans, 900: |
John Hanson. go; x. H. ostrum 22O: John |
Williams, 22O: Andrew j. Getz. Jr.. 21O: p. |
Gordon; 210; Arthur Kinds 21O: s. q. Ken |
nsdy' 16dy 2l0; Lewis Marsh, 21O Charles Hoehn.
ZOO Charles Koehier. 200: Samuel Peden. 200; |
Feldnan. 15O; Henry Feldscher I5o; John
Henrie. 150 Ed Palmer. 15O John Ellsworth,
$50; l.. e.. Knowle- 100: j. A. g. Patton, 100; \
william Horst. 100; John Baker 115 Thomas |
-oyne, no; Anna Gardner. no: D. j. Sullivan, |