Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-12
ROYAL ARCANUM'S
ACTIVE OFFICERS
Outing and Field Day, With
Prizes, Prepared-Pennsylva-
MIA Councils Big Campaign.

Newton e. Roedel became active 8
|, Philadelphia Council No. 2a3 in 1895. an
. under his leadership and enthusiasm, !
; April. 1900. the council attained the It'll
OF the larses, council In the State, wit
membership Of COL BY steady srowt
together with several "booms" the coun
ell increased 10 its present total Of i0ii
| Brother Roedel served In many capaciue
on committees, as warden and as orato
| for three years. after which he was In
duced 10 become regent Of the counci
| in 1901 During hiE administration "a
we're admitted into the council. a record
which had not been approached until th'
present year. when during Regent clyde
+. Smiths term this year the number
admitted was i5i for the first foul
months. precisely the same number ad'
mitted in the hrst four months Of 1901
From 1902 10 1911 Brother Roedel served
as secretary OF the council, when the
council frightened It's grip as a leader
| In 1912 he was elected representative TO
| the Grand Council and In 1918 the Grand
! Council elected him alternate supreme
! representative and In 1915 he was elected
| representative to the Supreme Council,
which held its annual session at Fort
| Monroe. Va, last Mays Brother Roedel
! is the president OF the Associated Coun-
ellis OF Philadelphia and vicinity and has
EeTNFN III Llllo NdhaNANs ARA ~aehA ? N'---
william j. stokinger became Identified with
tho Royal Arcanum IN 1925 Ike many otheIs,
found that the fraternal feature Of this. or,
Ranizstion was equally attractive, and aeslaLsl
was one Of the nrst supporters and organizers
OF the r, A. Hospital Association and tore-
circles ti N fPhliadephis and the state. He has
been the installing officer and deputy TO sew
eral grand regents in the Pennsylvania iuriS-
Brother stokinger received his nrst lessons
IN fraternity In Guarantee Council 70. o.,s n.y.
spirit to the needy. He served his council
IN several subordinate positions and quallne9
him representative to the grand body IN 1909,
and he has been re-elseted ever since haVins
1914 and having been appointed ehairman Of
the Committee on Mileage and Per Diem at
BrotSer stoEinger was elected 70 ,hs !orle9
Of president OF the Carnation Club, the Royal
5Hu posed n man many of % The leading spirts and
Tive wires q Philadelphia councils. He is
ISOLATION, Dorian Assembly. a. o. N; r.;
Washington Camp; p O., 8. Of Al Phisadel, ai ,so
fhsdsipSsia RELIEF League
The promotion Of the outing and Geld day ls
keeping seveTal interested brothers very busy,
as the affair, as outlined, includes a great
strtvinE to make this years event pronSsa9Ie Sl9a
all around. Ilere mas bcen HDtfhl
amount laid out for the handsome prizes 70 be
awarded 70 the winners In beth open and closed
IA. a. wS sa sS viii m 81 by hS
A. T. and the asd is being PIT M P rS order toT tho
intend 10 cloBs the day with. a DANCE in the
casin1, 4 special feature 10 which only Arcan- |
ianE viii 6e admitted.
Brdesburs Council had as visitor Secretary |
Ter represented the CRrnRtlon Club and urged |
the eounciiE support FOR the big picnic, II ls |
any movement that win lend 70 increase actiy-
ity and enthusiasm. They demonstrated the
ginning. Brother Miller left the BrldeSburg
ns bse uGH reaG GeTseG 10 answer Every call maa9
upon him for rimilar mission
The activity resulting from the boom in Phil
5dsE hia recently @ has PLACED more eligible 3 Sss
eSpsriGnSed m ed for many Years pas paE. Grand
Regent Geisenborger should have very able
IN these parts that should be productive Of good
service. Several OF the old deputies who
re SSuhsor me na more are sE &c GSS
the good OF the cause.
Brother ]. Dallas Smiths friends were
pleased TO welcome him back TO the fold after
account OF the improved condition OF the
health OF the family
There is a continuous application show. now
IN IN Pennsylvania Council, No. 342. IN honor
II Alexander +. Nicholas. This class Is 10 be
100 candidates or bust before December 81,
1918. riot or cold. wet or dry no postponsment
N account OF war or anything else, the boys
ire the job. and going 10 make Old |
Nicks heart glad once again. as well as tho
many thousand others who have the orders
interest at heart.
The several baseball teams are brushing ND
or their contest on July "a az Willow Grove
L was said that Past Grand Regent Eaton 10
;oing TO hang up a prize for the champions in
ne Royal Arcanum League.
Announcements and news Of weddings, social
a. the homes OF members or
rends and Of vacation Journeys will be re-
eivsd by the editor Of the Fratsrnal Society
apartment Names OF participants and name
nd address Of sender should be plainly written.