Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07

onstrated In this council,
pilgrimage to GUARANTEES Council RHINE Nav ao r. This
Tor Philadelphia Councils i's eutyan f Ee pbene better
ecquaintance with the feow-members OF other
ssting. They will hold a ladies' night on juno
Z, ,siS, and a picnic in July to Forrest Grove, A
with a team from Gefmantown council. Thlsi
council also has the distinction OF being ono
attached paying sick Beneas SSN 10 the Rs"sS eonrBn lina
tors To- this fund OF IS per week al n cost OF
lTe can best Be- Judged from tho % ne fh9 Sat
they have a fund Of over $500 after their
Judge Raymond MncNellle's appointment to
pFesiae over the Juvenile Court Is gratifying
Areanl9n friends who know his Qualifications
Ser % Of PhaGeipRa GeTaR' Sane SsR wsS S Is Win, r.,
msmroership grt az large Join IN cqnsratulntons.
recently expressed his appreciation for The mag.
nbtnddent nba sho"ing n Phlladel9hla through the
Arthur, b. Eaton Class closed on April 90, and
specially pleased with the work done by Phila-
Haverford Integrity Manarvon Dupont, OAK
dale and Areanian Councils
game Of basebai between me nine Igg f2om i6tsr t9t
Ely TT9ggnsil TgI @ and L one from PhIladelPhla Coun;
favor Of the integrity team
The Supreme Courcil was IN session from
Tbi NAY ,l In 10, e. NAY Nay ~ at Fort Monroe, Va.
mony seemed 20 prevail and there We're no
radical changes made In the laws. 4 number
upon: The love feast extended clear into the
nomination and election OF officers. as there
The officers chosen We're as follows; supreme
regent :, Samuel y; Hoag. New York; vice re-
FRANKLIN Raprscht, Ohio; sitting past regent
tary fired dWiikgTTsha TrI5s Pennsylyanla seere
nIeE A. ,. ,R9binson, Missouri examiner OF
william qet %ecoHSna ASsTF New New Is5sSy E5s ASg6LtpT
Carlton 2; Hoadey Connecticut guide s NJ
Dnbney. Virginia; sentry Claude r. Zanpone
PPlStris5 Past Of Columbia They were Installed BY
sion will be held neat May in Detroit
TIE Royal Arch"um Bowling League will
Bingham House JJuJne 10 Plans Tor 'the infS,
~ islC season VII be mapped out. Officers will
and 70 the high individual oowlers during tho
%Rsst % ,i,Is ti9HIrnament; ans The past season has been
teams from PennEylvania, Hnyerford. Phila-
hope TO have sn elght-team schedule FOR next
season, with splendid Inducements for high
well as the league In general Is under the
agpsryision Of Brother Edward Evans, OF Phil
Germantown Council held on Friday night n
dsllghtful meeting IN honor. OF the ladies' An
is being taken by the members and their famis
lies IN the work being done by Gsrmantown
exceptionally hne entertainment was provided
3 mlneslplding singers and musicians OF merit Mr. |
Songs by Messrs, Connelley. Muir and Jarvis
y lnd mnsisal AZ selections by Messrs. Graham, |
.tJIrSp ls s5tss "a TaruGnlaT feature was
tepaTtment Grand regent Brother Wallace !
'onnlnes 70 rare degree a polished lecturer |
md an interesting talker Refreshments were
served and the music was continued for those |
Who desired 70 dance. Miss Hlda Roche ana |
Roy Goodwin gave two excellent numbers III /
ancy dancing. Both were hnished dsnrcra /
nd their numbers we're greatly enjoyed
Germantown Council Is having one OF tha |
nost auccessful periods OF It's existence ON
une IS a large class OF candidates viii ~ |
Initiated and interesting features are heinz
Manned. There VIII be an indoor quoit tourna.
nent for the championship OF GermantoyVr
'ouncil boN of cigars has been offered az
rut prize 20 each Of the winning teams Broth- |
70 dtrnuss Clark, King, Lobb, Grnome Pearrc
lnoN and poEohue are an likely men, but a
gmosE ot dark horses are pfectcing and Will
own expects 70 have at least 40 members 10
ttend the testimonial banquet 10 Pasf Grand
.egent Arthur v. Eaton 10 be held on II,ne
2 az lhe Walton. Brother John stauss whS
Il presents Germantown on the General com, ]
littee. makes a highly favorable report