Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-01
ODD FELLOWS DEDICATE
NEW LODGE HALL
All Grand officers at Cere-
monies - Big Lodges Con-
tinue Degree Work.

and friends as we'll as high officers Of the
order from other cities at the dedication exer-
cises on Saturday last at the odd Fellows
Hail. on Northampton street, Easton. the new
home OF Vanderveer Lodge, No. i105,
The ritualistic exercises were IN charge OF
Mssdf p95wg as iSEFs, SfFs ofsS5s sSTsy Grand
Nsio,,n,isom}sry. No, Grand Chaplain Rev; Simon
slpsbs ssp2s Grand Conductor AeSs,ssry lo6
W +, Heyer Grand Marshhi J. y. Graham,
TbomSss 81 tne N9Ttn south Esst oo ana o5S Mes
bay, Jr., and Harold B Rnorr. the last fout
being members Of Vanderveer Lodge
Addresses were delivered by Grand Master
Jenkins, OF Norrstown, and Wilson X. Mohr,
Of Allentown representative to sovereign grand
Rev, Simon spple. Robert II. Rudolph was
master OF ceremonies.
r.na,.s In the evening the f9llowins program was
tra bass solo w. r, sebier; recitation Miss
soo Miss TEi6de qsl reSaton MIS- sbsfeT
music, oreestra; tenor solo. Dean Il. Newman;
was made Up Of the following OF yanderyeer
Hst.l HHsEt%aq J Sv.b ady;o' vs. b cEsr, D9gb y D. faa a
monies, P. q, Robert ii Rudolph,
Mile Lodge conferred the third degree in
iIl form on ThHrsdoy aa nigh! last ,.b With IA
@ ." BTotRST John Moore u ssmes
Lodge, No. 4s, q New Jersey, and Brother
Iodss Of Tauht0n Mass were Soq weieomS vis
itors again. Brother wiliams making an elo-
aIiStGs a%isted "oa'''' 10 'ne new members 'O'' 'o
Tho event Of the evening was the preHenta.
ton to Mile & Of tin Plate 3st by g. bnn nfo5a ba
S ssSdps Ss % II hs odgs SsSrs aPd To on se Rs
E Y % be Preserved With many happy
membrances OF p. q, Beck, very ardent
times.
Summer weather does not affect the
thuslasm of Mile workers, as propositions arc
Grand i B. carhart Keeps things moving in
sr err himSelf, ruhning nssE and neck with vice
Snon gTands James H. ,%6abidnson. Miles goal Is
degree ma master expects full crew on hand.
Visitors always welcome.
Kenderton Lodge last week conferred the
first degree in full form on two candidates,
elected. The degree stan elected the follow
ing officers: President, Jacob Y, Loux: secre-
StS JShn sNles k9Sa WSSr
The COMMITTEES for the outing, on July "a at
r MdTSoiG SSSirmsP 5sPGr'aip IL Meheei George H. Iohr
r. Crouthamel, c, r; Hartranft. II. A. ReEues,
0'fS ho 'Ra iOasC 5oiSEG hGd s 95d %ssns Tuesday
son, son. George r. Reimer the membership goes
up up to S2g The second dsgres, was Elysh Ss in
slstSnts to the degree master are Joseph Lewis
and James Edwards. Three candidates are
awaiting initiation.
Imperial had another interesting meeting last
THURSDAY night when the E' ~ dsEres IN oe so0T
very gratifying remarks were made oy Broth, IN
s dme E1ssr HG VaoFs viz aEHyH nd
hearty welcome at Imperial.
George W. childs Lodge conferred the int
tlatory degree at the last meeting on H. Com
roe and the third degree on Brother j. Sc
manner, manner, the new scenic and choral nnova-
tlons being very enective. AZ the next ses, o
nearly every night during the term Just closed
S9f b n sS %ho say they Is w
putting In the dramatic work, irrespective Of
the weather, long as candidates appear.
Spring Garden Lodge placed the third de
gree in short form on four candidates last
Thursday M night There % M was dsrpee nifS ss bn
not OF the general membership. The follow
5s BnnnF s'oF d TSds tGse
Hertz and Gross, OF Kearsargei Brother Maur-
ice ai99is Of Coed Samaritan; after the
hne collation.. This committee is composed of
Perry bS sHdn aHd % sssI or bep
sTsatiy MISSED. Brother George N; Clark.
was welcomed TO the lodge room.
Secretary Macdonald makes an appeal to
his brothers for mn more a regular Ss or a.
ers give up their time and talent for the
5000 of ali and 4 Is not only privilege but
by his presence, whenever possible.
Tree aso Ss sd g ESS, hof Hons s on
Sunday. The sermon was preached by the
Rev. Charles W, Anshutz. pastor or OF St. LuiSe,s
BY the large congregation, under the direc-
tion OF George Black. organist.
of the the services vices at the Rebeka6 Home The
Rev. walter s. Randle. pastor OF the Congre-
gational Church. at street and Indiana ave
nnder the direction Of Harry Stocks, There
were Ton so sSos snS Me-.
Gilbert. An address was made by President
Mary A. Engelman.
Instead OF the afternoon service at the Odd
Fellows orphanage. the Junior Christian En-
deavor Society OF the home held interesting
exercises IN the evening 5 IN celebration Sro OF Its
Quoted by qeorse Hlll' OF Kensington. and
included addresses by President Richardson
sylvania Christian Endeavor Union, and parts
by the children in spectacular costumes, Miss
MARY TusOn queen, and was attended by
maids Of honor Snd v rSnus Ni!H y,o, Of ssSnts
Wetze was the Freedom Herald and was
aided by eight boys. Miss Evelyn Maxwell
was Sunbeam Herald, attended by eight girls.
and Annie Ditterline. with eight girls was
FInwer Herald. The exercises closed by the
children singing triumphant chorus. accom-
panied by the home orchestra
Berlin Lodge. No 1o6. is now planning for
a public installation OF OFFICERS the night
OF July 10 and has invited all lodges In the
district 10 participate. The lodge will also
take part IN a Fourth OF July celebration in
Berlin on Monday. One of the features will
ne a parads in the afternoon, IN which the
other lodges OF the town will join. The
churches are also expected 10 take part All
Odd Fellows in the vicinity are urged to be
on hand so that there may be a good showing.
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