Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-11

being received at every meet
l~rECZfDI ing with many others signi-
A>tM lf3TSA lying their Intention Of going
tL .Xk1H.A in. Now that the bureau,
SrEIDs Ss Bgsp n0y Ssde5 5e5 ta5ss on TSsSSd sound
basis, Il is expected that the
T. J monthly 9s,, a9net9pns ,n WI erloris 9s rs Of
the bureau are beng appreciated not only by
the SIS employers Of labor as we'll, is evidenced
M the npniber Of arms when nGfs ets prefsr
ence In any positions TO be hlled more tndn ts,a
sy St a%xs eS Ep sent to
eu Pont Works. in 4ib3ssttioGwni stiG, sne Siee, Vorts
Ut the request Of these Arms.
Philanthropic Lodge held last week one OF
It's old-tme lunches at which mirtn, mnslsI ms9sp
Pro saght. whose droll criticisms. o. @ mol
,aent as ss are q ese a" oastmsse e and when the
member called upon did nqS b ny aeS Sae n I the ne m n
teryais These lunches, long q feature o.
Philanthroplc Lodge. have not been been helu eausb, s
out the members in large numbers vlslIii vlsltors
eaide from Tacony Damasc9s irpg,rl1,' pg,ges
&mons those who assisted In preparing the
lunch and without. whose presence no iiieea iiieeor
Albert Nordmann, William II. Nagle and Will
lam A. W. shaney.
vitti friends a social entertainment at the iast
meeting, brothers shearer, Gentle an9l 9 A,iU a,,d
Of, the homes they maintain. Hutchie DoHsali.
Vincent Peters, Vincent De Castro ,Y,nan yna[y
sneeaT pan campbei % Ed Eichner. S. Hlloway and
Walt BerEn made up tse hshiISps Nsinsrvs Loige
ia sailing ahead ln good shape and rr% rs W wGi, iI
equipped to do all the deEFSt STS on wHN new members
and all young blood, too.
oxford Lodge under y. g.. Harry FUNK i1H, and mo
" a. Bruce B Lewis, had Ave candidates LOT
the first degree in full form last night. me me
Cheophan Band and their members "a, as VEL WEI
ms many other visitors, came TO see n Lne NOrs
and enjoy bhe lodges welcome. There s
something interesting there every wednesday
Merchants Lodge was entertained at Ruth Ruth
Monsomery Re6sEab LGdge, ,bs% MoTS9 p4evsh,ed n
arse those present oueplet gave
very pleasant evening MIN Eoer Henry sang two
solos. The degree team is DONG df3ing WARM Warm
Welcome '' to all brothers wto attend the meet
ings a. ,..-
George W. chds Lodge. through It's .iieoTSv rePTTe
furtherins the work Of the emPGyn9p9 e9reS was
for the degrees ot friendship and truth id s,aSd
The odss E$s S reported Is In to 9hs saSS MedeS
Chirursical Hospital
Past eraads sotwen and MaeiyerI d,o Of the nn
trail hitters ysitsd vad an Sttetve SesrHs
on the subject Of the ''Patrlnrchal Family"
d D. O. James Roach 3 has had KSySSo6s fi9n o
the golden rule degree at ,o L In Temple M 2 on
psefod.
Mile Lodge conferred the inItiatory degree
on four cSps5e Nn MsTeS aFse Sons ama I
inent visitors was p q. Louis A, Mengel. OF
Eo ESst P9sE hSdse wh
the good Of !hs order g. THOMAS a i,S B. nn5s nn5sr
ne jprisdistiST 81 Neg YoT say, s,o,s review Ct g.
3Sa 4 In sS MsW 5S 9SrS apponed to rep
resent Mile e., in hS 81 eSsst made an
SSreaS SSsse & 3 kiei qTdsqa & e%iisd d,SnIS gRg9
can't calls on the telephone during lodge ses-
sions.
canSGStes nt %eeS BeiesStons % from Nee
town and Good samaritan lodges were present e,Si
BY the visiting brothers for TIE efficient work work
q Grand md EsrRe the odEe R has done
in adding TO Its meml ershlp and has also main
,S9ss S4ossnoae az the ssqssaa shter limo OF social "
Brother wS% Msrcsf ss for m&Hy Ss.E yePTs s
No. 40, r.; and Nj sloan I;nSam1PmeT2t camp Mt
I,Dia dELiI5ssitis5YY i 5SdIso. sIs NJ ii
EnEhs E. ApoS Gf ytRiss f5ens r. S6 g. o n
washington Camp. No. 236. P.go; s. OF a.;
1s4 DRhi prseSs N9 FdSr Of # FbsdR
North Tenth Street Presbyterian Church.
Coaquanock Lodge brought the ladies to Its
SD birthday gathering, on tuesday night, ana
save them an entertainment OF music moy,,
that pS''noi was not enough, short dance Many q
the old war horses showed they were still
Ivy toass conferred the g5st degree before re
About 81 members motored to Hulmeyille last
nf9 20 arved snfey exeept
Bros Hewlett, Charles Myers Jones, Creek
more Hummel and Allinson, whose car when
about half way refused to go further. Bros.
Hewlett. Myers and Allison walked about
just in time for the eats The other three
stuck 70 the auto until =, rescued. about
degrees BY Ivy were enjoyed by all OF Ne
Apollo Lodge has engaged Homer Rode
HEAVIER for a special meeting and special pro-
Tsmpis~ a. Admission by ticket. The lodge lni-
tiated three candidates on Monday evening and
VII rhs put @ees hs Of the fsmee on
Tuesday night one OF the largest and
nes Ssss was @ conferred in full form on three csS
dldates. The election for Grand Encampment
chief hHs patriSTehs to Vote Vote for Grand Repress6.
is candidate for reelection to the sover-
eign Grand Lodge.
OF No. 700, chief patriarch; George w. Graham,
No Iis ssnoF % warden arden George Foos. Of NO
1860. junior warden; Robert Hermann, of No.
gree master; Ivan B. scovie, OF No. 1905.
representative to the Home f9E orphss5ns These
ths visitors were George F. Bainbridge. .or
fittseuTsh who has been an d5 otheer d Gi tRe
Ross MaeIyer. who headed delegation from
The 'trail hitters', have been Joined by
the Board OF District Deputy Grand Patriarchs
and representatives from the various encamp-
msnts and divided up into squads, which ars
visiting the various subordinate lodges to
work up the class at Lu Lu Temple Sat
urday night May 8. Fifteen lodges we're vis-
fted this week.
walker Lodge viii be the hosts OF the
trail hitters' in their beautiful lodge room,
At 56lg Germantown avenue, Monday night
next and a big attendance Is expected
The balance OF March Will be devoted TO in
atallation In the various encampments or the
city, Grand Patriarch Pope, accompanied by
fhe grand officers, will install Mount Ararat
Fencampment. at HOmesburg. on Tuesday night
next. District Deputy Grand Patriarch Shot
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