Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-03

Charles NJ wagner. Robert p. Erwin. F W
, Maerady Irwin Fisher ana L
and the resolution was adopt
GI$l-lW I'VE would respectfuliy cal
! No 1l/-SsaTfD the attention OF the brethren
again 10 tho slogan adopted
hy the Grand t,odge Of 1914
tooth abniVersory vi q odd FeiowsSRp IN n Amer
he words 'e'f'uiiN Of our Grand Master '''''
" We have now reached n point In the hts.
TO the ebarSetsr cha @ and standing of those VIC
reek to be admitted Into. our ranks. raths,
membership within certain time; for / am
not persuadcd that TOO enersleic eamp9lgn
growth Is OF benont TO us. Applications for
trinR into our order those who are often too
prone to grow weary Of our work and IN z
nate lodge must contend with, and IN the
o hdues by p persussion @ 'o" those Who have been
h9norcd BY mombership In our order to remain
not The interest and welfare of Odd Eellogshlp ~ MP
st % hcart Lodgeg cannot be too careful " ttne
admission through selfish and personal motives
and inducements held out 10 them q benefits
70 be received, and not Tor the ennoblng pur-
p2scs which our order enioins that Of Learning
Eive than to receive'''
we recommend the adoption OF tho follow
-, . That committee OF lve be appqinted by
lHt incoming Hfand master TO inNeAtlNANe lOe
| hnancial standing OF many lodEes In this iuris-
hs grand ;P ndEfshS odso 9 R9R vii nG such E
| conditions "
M S form aoS Nav P3s WS p n' a. h55 6aoss assF Slon IN
| ner, degrSe master, again in the harnsss. @
oony Lodge participated IN the degree Prepa-
| rellons are IN progress for the Jlst anniver-
shaouhSed ed g. 'nf onR Benhe See is
I'VE i've from Mile to the Outing Committee B is
g. I''vgS at WiiSwood It woRt be i Ris fault
4 the lodge does not take big crowd; Amo1s
Irwin. q 4. Mace, n. 4. Waters. r. G; Retz.
Lodge; "; c. ,Hori!asg, Of Banyah Tree, 2ls.
broaS 95 AFdmSSe So RaTshnse South Of P5%6 nlo
Ina no 1 Herman Elsman. Good Samaritan
Mile Lodge will have eight candidates for
Initiation a. the, meeting tonight -, Visitors
Gqe SsSn Mile W. Lodge eh9r1terS tSe OK T FSo dG SnP
Home next sunday. Professor Grower Will be
viii Rays cha charge " Of "VS the iervGes. .' 'O" '''
Merchants Lodge conferred the third degree
on class OF four candidates last Friday night
The degree team was In shape to do the work
IN It's usually efficient manner. There was
meeting. The visitors Included Marshail r.
,T,, Williams, Good samaritan Ledge, No. ~
Rlghta Lodge; j.. c. Henderson, ID. d. g. Nj,
1st District. Spring Garden; q, r.. Roberts.
(. +, Neissh' AmityI; 4. q Hamilton i. ?.
Hamilton, r. Ross Maclyer, all OF George w.
Interesting meetings every Friday night IN
Room c, 9th floor Parkway Building. VisI-
Ivy Lodge realized last Monday night that,
o GwIns nn to the holiday the officers would haze ,op
This lodge; Many Of The brothers took took 9 ad.
naval members and attended tho ball given
by the e, enlsted @ men OF the Marine Corps at
meeting was that two applications for mem
6@srship @ Up were y received The inltiatoTy degree
degrees Will follow in order. 1t ls hardly
likely that the degrees will be conferred during
ySss the the members e Of Ivy Lodge in the interest
Of the seventh annual outing to be held at
Caledonlan Lodge conferred the third degree
manner May 2s The degree stan under the
direction Of Captain George 2; Craig Is be. be.
favored with the presence Of p. d. D. q. NJ
6enI}amin r Ssnt OF New Jersey Bsothe,TT JI,T,d,;
BOyertown Lodge Harvey Moyer. symmetry
Lodge. Hamburg Pa; George q. Hogg, e. L.
,.,ra STrandhSmT,mIe: Albert =; Beieht John s.
George j. HYDE, George p Craig and Secretary
Billie Gull entertained all present; Charles D.
reau. gave an Interesting report OF the work
being done there on June the initlatory do
gree gree team OF caiedonian Lodge viii confer the
second and third degrees In Wildey Lodge
Metropolitan Lodge sent it's degree, staff
under the direction OF +. q. Arthur Cornell
degree on Candidates Raymond F. Tyler and
Elmer Elmer 5, Hulshlzer. 1 Those partiGIpating were
Hammered Elerhe. sedgley and Brothers
Tracey. Ellie Archer. Montgomsry, Wilson,
zane. Benty. carey. OF Metropolitan and
performed In full form. and rising vote OF
thanks was extended TO z. @. Cornell and hiH
was done After the refreshments. interesting
remarks were made by Past Grands Ciouser
ropoiitSn, and by Brother Williams, Of Good
Samaritan Lodge No, 10. of Massachusetts,
Lodge. OF this city. All being in line OF boost
and good Of the order: r.r,
Of Darby. was a great success; there being
whit william i1s ahd PSa9 rn5 pa2d on
gomery of No, 2G}i James Libe, NO 10; Louis
sa% 2T No. H. H. SobIe SSS dranas charles bower
No 296; Jehn r.. Ghiett' JT.' No. 10 and
5h8 'S w. KrdeG the o degree gre Of truth wSs
eonterred on a candid1!e under the direction
and sSeeehea followed
clifton Heights Ledge SSoHsfeTTT&s9 ed the third
the work being Psris9,Tmed in 9 very eresIta6le
VctoT Massws ds SIX SsSddates are awans
the initlatory degree. which win be conferred
N Us msmSefshp '9s from "a to Is during tie last
Is months. The boosters are on the alert, and
the first q the Year
One OF the most active mempers or the board
1. Martlndale, died last week. She was a
member OF Hope Lodge, OF Brldesburg. The
funeral services we're held at her late home.
2sl0 ktrkbride street, on Monday, the children
OF directors present.
Next Sunday the lodges OF the 5th District.
In South Philadelphia, will have charge OF the
services at the Orphans Home. ID, ID. g. M.
Eugene serfass presiding There win be selsc-
tions OF boys and girls chorus and orchestra.
soloa by Miss Ruth Thompson and Mary
Members and friends are urged 70 attend.
Parker Norris Lodge held It's annual service
on sunday At the Odd Fellows Home. The
Rev. John Wesley Trout, pastor Of ST. Luke
Methodist Protestant Church. Erie and Park
avenues. preached the sermon, The music was
by the choir OF 81, Luke's Church.
Al the Rebekah Home the services were in
charge OF the Veteran Odd Fellows Associas
tlen; The sermon was preached BY the Rsy.
Presbyteriaa Church. The music was %
charge Of Mrs. ,. Fisher, and addresses we're
made BY William Douglass and President Mary
a. Engelman.
under the auspices OF Nicetown Lodge A
patriotic sermon ON Heroes was preached by
the Rev. Harry P. Boughey pastor OF the A.
j. Kynett Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church, nth and cayusa streets, and a past