Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-11
ARTISANS ORDER
IN AUTO PARADE
Plans for a Turnout of 300
Cars-Assembly An
niversaries

AS preliminary 70 the rally at ths
ACADEMY Of Music, an automobile parade
Is planned for Friday evening, october
~ In which there may be more than 800
cars belonging to members Of the order.
Most Excellent Inspector George +.
Pawling is chairman OF the committee
IN charge Of the parade, and will act as
chlet marshal, his assistants being Doc
tor Sticker, Doctor Lott, william B. Pol
lock and Theo. Bachran.
The parade will be In four divisions,
and Will form at Broad and Spring Gar
den streets at 1880 moving over the
principal streets OF the city. There will
be 10 prizes for the best decorated cars
ana hve prizes to the assemblies having
the greatest number of cars in line IN
proportion to their membership. Members
of all assemblies who can secure cars are
urged to join.
Chairman Pawling is confident of hav-
ing great turnout Of members to witness
the parade, and coming, as 1t does, Ave
Gays before the great Artisans rally at
the Academy OF Music on the 27th, will do
much to create interest in other impor-
tant affairs OF the order which are now
In contemplation.
William Patton Assembly will httingly cele-
pirate It's first anniversary in the Parkway
will be there. The officers Of the assembly are
Master Master artisan. Harry A. winterknight Jr.
tolL Carlos NJ; Alvarez recorder Frank A.
Chalmers; cashier. Raymond L. Armstrong
Harry B. seStersood shSs medical H. examiner SShTSa'
Ernest w. Kelsey NJ. D.; representative
Ghalmers; deputy. W. Harrison Patton; con,
apctor, Frank ID. Laws; chaplain, Walter ID.
sssS SSSo SSdP ssh5Pr n OF Of c. WintSsg WS% MSGH
wvarder, Fred p. J. Mynar past NJ. A., r. II.
Fidelity Assembly meets tonight, with two
candidates for initiation. Deputy William H.
show. ii'e
West Philadelphia Assembly will entertain
the NJ =. officers on Thursday night next.
u,,tI lama double quartet and glee club,
pace pace for other big assemblies of the order.
Der 20. VII O''o-
Oriental Assembly is planning ladies
night on November s. in celebration OF II,
goth anniversary.
waverly Assembly, No 81, entertained its
members and friends with a pinochle con.
test on Wednesday evening last at the hall
SO5 Girard avenue.
One hundred and fifty members OF Bar
tram Assembly were present on Monday eve.
members were received. The feature of the
evening was the Introduction of a new in
ltlatory ode written by Brother Doctor Delo
the musical director in which the Who'll,
assembly Joined. This is a splendid musica
selection, destined to find its way into mos
of the assemblies Of the order. Brother WIN.
lam 3. Prettyman, of Southwestern Assem-.
bly,, deputy OF Pittsburgh Assembly. No. 80
was visitor
The most excellent officers were cordially
received at a joint meeting of the New Yorl
assemblies at the hall of Metropolis AS
sembly, No 46, on Tuesday evening. Repre-.
sentatives were present from Newark Brook
lyn and Long Island assemblies. Past Master
Artisan George Magown, well known to many
OF the Philadelphia brethren, delivered a strong
appeal to those present to aid him I'm bringing
the order In New York up to the point that L
should reach and TO which II entitled
m organization OF the New York district
was formed and another joint meeting ar.
ranged for in December at the meeting OF
Brooklyn assembly