Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25

For N g., charles Lombard
1 v. e.. u. r. Mitchell; "a
third member OF the reIei
l14ZAT>l Brothers NJ. L. Lower r. A
"a VLfWA Henry. r. A. calhoun W
fIedrick. F. Morton and Ed
ward Maute. Among In
visiting brethren were Brothe
---- Knight, OF Anchor Lodge
Cleveland. who brought new
of the progress Of odd Fellowship in tn
Buckeye State. and Brother Fischer Of Ener
Retic who congratulated the degree team fo
their excellent work. The third degree viii
be put tomorrow evening in fun form
and all brothers win be made welcome.
Ivy Lodge had the usual number OF visitor,
on Monday night The third degree con
Serred. among the candidates being Brother
=. +. Wolfkill, q member OF Grice Ledge
Serioik. Va. The work as usual ELECTED high
praise from the visitors. Nominations were
made for the various Offices. u. G. Charles
mi the 'unexpired term OF +. O. Hysore, who
shslrnea hss sr owing s to rsm0ylns from the city
her Of the Relief Committee as well as for
Charles ,Myefs. who takes the Office Of treas.
nrer. Representative to the Grand Lodge.
@. W. W. Reeder, is anxious have a
LARGE sttendanes Of past srands to vote for
While spring Garden t,odges expiring of
hcers have had very strenuous year, IT Will
not deter the spirit OF the incoming officers.
a good crowd will be present at the election
tonight and on next Th9rsday insialati9n
G.M' John =. Fisher and suite. on Saturday
night District Deputy j.. G, Henderson and
sss: Rosboroush Ssn NO S!a sS MeTsant sns No
~. on Monday; Phllanthropic, No. 10,
Spring Gardens Installing stan is Composed Composed
of the following officers J. c. Henderson, D.
Macdonald, secretary; John Hesser. treasurer
James German. inside guard; Alexander
chaplain, and H, C. Moore, marshal.
Good Good SSamaritnn Si 5S Lodge, at 10th . and Wolf
more 70 come next Monday night Interesting
past Grand sideii, Of quaker city Lodge:
Brother Hamilton. of George. W Chlds Lodge;
Brother Beyers, Of Duluth Lodge Good sa-
,Hlariiap is aiming for 200 this year. The lodge
msSSS, KsSasItGn kGdss ss had two @ sgDlgatogs for
order to accept the hospitality Of Mr. Howe at
n TGS TSs" dse to Viii sohsr F Ss n
In s lOdge nH in t the arsr Work Bdps Wiz b
under the direction of Past, Grand william II
Nagle who viii be assisted by Brothers rv, Has Has,
nnder the eaGeEshp ' OF the PRESENT noble
Give Braneh sR? the
IN full form last Friday evening. There were
Connected With the
for 5aer AL bret r. and D. r
signed as chairman Of the Entertainment Com
isss It Ws Until Rp 9 Tefe
no intoXicants served at the installation. ton The
boys were Interested in his hotsOuss and
have great surprise in store for everybody at
full form on four candidates March 49, The |
nomination Of candidates was feather of the
mated for n. G.; Brother James II. Wilkinson
for v. G.; Brother Charles p, Bird; E: G.
A Dn nd
the third member OF the Relief Committee;
Tsss % SSn Sesrs w also % M aGs e yo% tGn 6
visitors were present: Brother Knight Of
f.cmsSp gave IN the sste Of
Springer made an imposing address and said
he was glad and proud to be member of
The degree star of Orphans Rest Lodge of
third degree on class Of 10 candidates before
n large delegation Of visiting brothers at the
new home of Upland Lodge. A banquet fol-
Tire following officers were installed at the
Special Deputy Grand Patriarch James Roach
and a Sta Of the, the
senior warden P Edgar R Parsons junior m war, war
star OF No. 81 conferred the royal purple de-
gree on candidate.
quarters last night to take suitable action on
she death of II Henry Hughes. past grand
District Deputy Grand Patriarch Thomas
whitehsad acSomEpsnied on s9 by Past Chief P@atri- @
ter A. Feast Earl smith, George Gumney
and Samuel Senior. made an official visit. to
lowing officers: ,Chief Patriarch, George Craig,
overbecE. o. olive Branch lodge; high priest.
George Graham. OF Columbian Lodge Junior
Fred Henry Of Totem Lodge; watches i. j. :
Berry. OF Washington Irving Lodge; B, Nc
i olive Branch; inside S sentinel tine A. GqihyT xnEer.
hte calsffOeiss sf SssidS arSs SSsn9e Thomas
on. OF Caledonian, and Charles Denninger, OF
g behalf q Temple E2eampment presented
pas ebees es retrnS eWe d GhIe ps Tn
Patriarch, William Mem. cur, on behalf OF
ieorge Craig. the newly installed chief patri- h
r,sh, i,c, a silver Ioying cup. The cup is solid
nd bears the Inscription, Presented TO CHEF r
,atEiarch George D, Craig from the Members &
edge, TO- O. o Token Of our "ISSe%ind love- and
steem March q. 1915" Both presentations =
Is appreciation with appropriate remarks 6
is lie Sc scribss report showed the encampment r
'dges This big night was httIngiy closed p
the eonIsrring s a OF the golden rule degree a
In designating the degree STATS to put on the s,
On satnTdas night May s. Grand q nd p
ope made most popular choice in selecting a
Ths Il ons 6s bes esFee sfs dS
ie State and the patriarehal IS their best de- "
Wilson as degree master. and It Is about =
'rIees IN the ~ork. IN the patFiarchal de- =
he uniforms and costumes were specially de- |
sned and manufactured for Cyprus Encamp- | ell
ent, and said 10 be correct in every de- | a.
II. The best of material was used and In A
Q shepherds dress genuine sheep skins are | u
led. This stan which is composed largely of | "
y Lodge members. is specially noted FOR It's "a
usical ability. and their famous tenor Is | n,
ed most approprla tely in this degree, IN;
District Deputy Grand Patriarch Charles III
and high priest, F. F. Conway as grand -
nior warden, Edward ZEN as grand scribe, III
iward Schastien grand scribe, Harry Ill
pore as grand junior warden O. NJ Ent- u
sic grand marshal and Charles Kraft as :
and sentinel, installed in full form the ~
acers OF United Brothers Encampment on OF
anday night. After the installation cere- Te
,niss refreshments were served and a num- ~
: Of good talks were made by Past Grand az
triarch r. F. Conway, Past Grand Master 81
Ihart Graham, Grand Representative James 81
iery and others 10