Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-06

Tetonka Tribe also started with
hSTd Tok S e&dsT PSS, ssehs% s. Rsnt Y Sks
wishes Poauesslng success In it's new under
Paconta Tribe had some inactive brothers on
last Fridays sleep. The various committees ,t;,s!
prosTess. HHSD presenting res faSofa6ie reports every
|, meeting night. Great Senior Sycamore Samuel
Pre- progressive % ' events O', which is sweeping the
Bt u fd aSe qFsd fhS " rhe
ana put their own tribe foremost He also used
piece 5Rs of mssSnery or 6adg MAKES s,te
than his rg & % h9sEh sear se yeI pab az @ te
Junior Sycamore Hugh Johnson made
bers who Enye short tslks we're r. s. rntSnr
fr Ss r. and q eyer s. ot %aa Tb
Past sachem Samuel Melvin. who has been
SMas aTnsd from rom 'Rf Virginia 1ESS i'F
pointIve chiefs are urgently requested to attend
ss sstss psstJP PTSf Of o f 6 the
tribal afrairs. All members will be greatly aid aid
reEylariy and urging others 10 DO the same -,
Memo Memo Tribe last Mondays sleep and brought
lighted audience. The ceremonial work Of
this degree Is well calculated to hold the at,
lessons and sxemRllss to TsT1rsa0lg bSse ds
members of No. 32s who failed to attend GER
riS,s sence Of Degree Master stevens Captain Nc
support of Sachem Phillips. Senior Daily.
Junior Thompson Prophet GALLAGHER and we'll
teams established reputation.
The Usual exchsnEe Of ErsstTEs as fsnS
Ing toward tho uplift of Menno Tribe Fol-
lowing short talk by p G.. s Farley, In
blended. Sachem Ahern's call for remarks was
responded TO by Brothers Scidel. Longnecksr.
striker. Stone Butterworth. Puiien, Powers,
Clark, McAnslly, Mccullough, Charles Farley.
s eapacS RHT snae "Rs Re has n Ms
oSsI 10 stiil create greater % ehdsayor for the fatuTs
Wits IL Pe ESF NO. assyqHE sSs Sess
Moore street on ThqrgdSy ,n the i5th h 81 this
a visit to Yonwiya No. 40. where the warriors
degree will be repeated. Candidates. please
The association itself will meet In its month
ly session with Piute on the Goth. All mem.
Importance is scheduled
,,wapella Tribe. No: 325. presented two can
OF last moon, and the team did its work up
10 the standard.
fridays sleep and received ono proposition
for adoption and one for REINSTATEMENT, This
1t kas moved to seth street and Lancaster ay-
enue. The Entertainment Committee is get
ting ready for the second annual field day ex-
tribe being years old on June u. Brothers
Schlipp. Beyler and Martin are the Entertain
ment Committee on the field day exercises,
vkich probably will be held at Georges Hill,
+ Fairmount Park, whore all kinds of athletic
The nth anniversary banquet to commemo-
rate the Institution of Eyota Tribe will be
held at the Rittenhouse Hotel Saturday eve
al or % ana sf s r more saeaass
be notified and big crowd OF members,
wives, sweethearts, etc, are expected to enjoy
themselves. The Entertainment COMMITTEES
consists OF Brother Charles II. Barker. chair
man; 2. s. FreaboEn; z coggeshsll, gecrs-
William II. Eller, p. s, Walter Fixter p. s.
George Mayo p. S. James J.. Dougherty p. s.
Thomas A. Klein, Sachem Warner p. Griffng
s. s. William J. Kelly and j. S. Alvin crouth-
ioka Tribe had another large turnout when
performed the adoption degree. The work
was pron0unced BY those present the great
est they had ever seen, The following attended
tile meeting; State Chief Rainmaker l. List,
deputy Grand sachem John. Malone and ].
read letters OF regret from Great Senior Saga
more Walker. Brother Gamble, OF the r. B A.
aud Past Great Sachem John r. Poore.
Hepanna Tribe. accompanied by the HeDanna
al his home, 3si2 North 10Th street last week
and were entertained, Hepanna Tribe Is be-
ginning TO take new life. The meetings
and the band are enjoyed on every Thursday
sleep. chief oi Records Thomas smith. Dep
uty George Monteith. Collector Of Wampuin
W. s. Curry aud Past Sachems Foxhsli
Haury Hensch. schoop and Rickerts are al
wayu In attendance.