Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-12
The Protected Home Circle

! There was great gathering Of members of
! the Protected Home Circle from various parts
| OF the state at a reception and banquet given
| the grand officers of Pennsylvania at the
Mononseheia House, Pittsburgh. on March -.
~ addition to the grand officers present, there
He Hmt,e az guests Of honor tho following: Su-
irene President a.. e. Mclean, Supreme Sec
Walter Whitehead and supreme Guide Frank
Giioert and many other members of or
Jewels were presented to Walter Whitehead,
@ past grand treasurer, and to A. u. Cue, past
), Evan N. Roberts was toastmastcr. and In
ms enthusiasts and taCtfu manner had
e,yerythinE moving to perfection. Grand Prcsi-
ZEN ,e.st. James Jam w. Turner responded ably to the
.oas,' Loyalty to Our Pennsylvania Mem
necessity or continued cooperation on the part
we're also made by Junior Past Grand Prcsi-
dent j. A. W9nnston. Grand Treasurer w, r.
Grand Guide r. ". "'"l Veatch. riE D. No'S''"F ana
, Al roads lead to Cleveland on May Il. when
Circle convenes. Unless all signs fail. It will
he he the most important and successful event in
The inducements offered are liberal. and the
irip promises to he a most ENJOYABLE one,
circle Degree conferred on more than 800 mem
sion on Lake Erie on large 'pE5s" lake steamer.
n1i1 a. ride through the city ana PARKS and rooms
University Circle will hold another initiation
al az ihe next regular meeting; with six new
The membership is everywhere manifest by the
number of candidates being proposed for mem
nershin and the larger attendance at the
There viii be a ouchre and dance at Forsyth
evening for the Eeneft Of the Relief Fund Of
inTifST Tiyersty IL &c Circle Al r. f. C. members are
roIi District DEPUTY Dr. G. Rnrtpn Pearson re
Sns6E ce n South TGEf Rf
Ladies of the Maccabees
The Philadelphia delegation at the district
convention a off
nearly all the honors four out of the I'VE dele
hS carried @ 6i Sns s Tda fq%as 6san Rns
PhiLadelphia Hive, Mrs. Frances Il. Helms.
Of QUAKER CITY Hive 's and @Trs MPs Minnie EySns
Of BaEram Hive. Tho nth delegate went to
mates aIe Mis- Jennie steeiman. Of Betsy Ross
hive hive this city Mrs Evan Manner; Of Read
Hive Miss Massey, OF Lancaster Hive. and
Mrs Challenger. Of Harrisburg; 1t was
tHey are all determined to help Miss Burgin,
the great record keeper TO make the conven-
over the State the delegates are anticipating |
ES E0od 9a convention and an interesting time
auditors viii arrive about the 18th gTG and the the
delegates on the Goth. on Tuesday evening,
Walton and the great commander's birthdav
class OF new members will be presented. This |
reception is open to all members Of the order
convention proper viii begin, and in the eve
first degree by the degree stafr OF Philadelphia
Hive, assisted by the uniform rank This will
he followed by the display drill OF the uniform
rank.
Thursday will be given over TO sightseeing.
under the supervision OF a committee. and on
Thursday evening is expected a specially"
by the junior department OF the order under |
direction Of Mrs, Cooke, followed by the in |
stallation OF the Great Hive officers and the |
beautiful and impressive memorial ceremonies |
of he order for those who have passed 10 |
the Great Beyond, by stan composed OF the
Iollowing ladies; LES, Commander der Miss e; Berli,
Record Keeper Miss Minnie Pasco, Finance
Auditor Miss Eva Hanger, Lady at Arms Mrs
Jennie steelman, Sergeant Mrs. Martha Han
ley, Picket Mrs. Arndt, Chaplain Miss Amelia
X, Clanton, Past Commander Mrs Elizabeth
Glasgow, Soloist Mrs Gertrude Scheldeman
Miller, Musician Mis-. +, II. Dorwart, assisted
by the Uniform Rank. Miss Minnie Schelde-
man has also consented to donate one OF her
"specalties," and Miss Neithhammer VIII sing