Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-06

.b,o testimonials of their memory and
regard.
o.o-,. r pawiing Joined Union Assembly in
March 1902 He got right In harness as, seTxtns
Zen nc Conductor. and in 1904 his prominence In
~ uoyk of the esassembly prompted his election
the oSo AS SsheTp Fl Offices was Roted for e
acishey adeity and md sIoeess ssY Hs bSs sSea Goen
IsSSS'''"'''l'' IssSSG to 'N' M Assembly '''
nyo,her PawiIng organised the Artisans Ath-
isiie Association, now 80 prominent In the sport
Ing w0Id He SaS sm1 been sS @ identied With athletics
sinee 1895 As liner" he illustrates how far
:, Tnd Indicated ate SR herewith rev 1sthmian A. Spar
tan A c., Y, NJ. G. u A. c. centTsi ni,a1o Manual "a
spd Ridley PARK A, G.. at present a member os
tbe Ridley Park s. c., member of the Central
ffsSsIasssf ffS sSf Club, PhiiSdelphla; member o, the
American Society Of civil ,g E1gineers member sl's
ets Exchange, member OF board OF managers
81 To Philadelphia Boys Club. member OF
eob eSa5a fa % tS Temple Land Association Iu L1
temple Automobile Club, chairman Athletic
SS''iH SsT n ali BODIES York and scottish Rite Ma
sons up to 32d degree. Lu Lu Temple order
Amateur Athletic Union since 1900 nrst as,
sS iSsE &ano Gt Sfa When % tSa
association ceased to exist was elected vice
PRESIDENT OF inc MetrOpOllldn AnbpSlutloH' Wneu
nised Ma was elected Vice president of the asso-
serSsd si nSe 1 years as president OF that asso-
eiatior; helped to organize and presided at the
RscrentiSn @ tiSnE Centre Si 1thistlc League and In
dustrial Athletic League; member OF the board
sAsS GSon aPS % Rs TSed STATES
Fidelity Assembly introduced at the June
meeting changed Introductory to the initia-
he
chairs and escorted by the quartet all In
cap and gown, marched from the anteroont
turned to the anteroom to lead Ave candi-
dates to the Inspector
Medical Examiner-ln- Chief DR.. Gadd present
ed the buttons to the new members in an
address most effective along a new line Of
ihOught in Artisanship. Doctor Gadd is
sy Of impartins facts in 10 IA" modest @ HasRs con
slneng manner Brother II. s. Furness, OF
Of membership solicitation.
The annual outing for members and fami-
Picnic being appointed: Charles G. Simpson,
sAahTman; h51, W. L. GrieT; p; ~ Anderson, @ George
Hnl. Dr. II. 4. Ickes and e. W. Tuttle. Time
and place will be announced later A high,
music with lunch and smokes was fur
nished
had more than 100 members present or about
90 per cent. Of the membership. Aside from
iRtatiOH iS and the general routine @ e. Of business
ton. Several members OF the Committee OF
one & HUNDRED f were present among " whom prs were
Park Assembly; p. NJ. e. M. 4. Charles Nc
connell, William Lipsey, p. NJ A. OF Pro-
ishdsnt Of Oak Lane Assembly; George Bar
ton, P. NJ. A. of Underdown; Thomas Zebley,
Recorder OF Lehigh Assembly; James Marr,
?. N. A: Of Southwestern; e. Cook. sAdelphi.s
Jones. p NJ A. Artisan Of Germantown AS
s.msy. and last. but not least, the recorder
hs oes9T eSysE ASssmgg ot SI
z Z ne increase q rates, and after listening
J. Jordan and Brother Charles Mcconnell, It
4 fairly certain that those who have had the
them to Artisanship would decide to remain
with the order. A vaudeville entertainment,
we're furnished.
West Philadelphia Assembly holds a basket
viii Be games and races for all ages, music
and fireworks in the evening.
The baseball schedule for next Saturday Is
Northern Section. July 1O-Booster at Fldel-
n ,g SO John at Lehigh. Underdown at North
Western Section. July lO-Dorlsn at Bar
1n, HSm. Pennsylvania at Harmony, West Phiia-
a'lpnia at Progressive.
heeoTder Frank b. Stoekley. OF Pennsylvania
Aeeemply. being a City Councilman and on the
ssglnimlttes 10 accompany the Liberty Bell 70
AA-iliornia, will be absert all this month.
Hsfother Ernest Conrad will act for Brother
sioekiey at the assembly.
me M e. officers were received by Gert
nalloWn Assembly, not by a salute OF eight |
sigh4 but something similar IN ehect-the eN-
fsoaion OF large paper bags hlled with air, IN
.ie hands OF the 800 members present. Be
ICES Brothers Harry Smith Pawltng and
~ SIsA1 there were Master Artisan Pidcock, OF
eelpstaoWn Assembly; Recorder Hengstt or |
sS9llestoFa Assembly; Recorder Calyer, OF COM
ny e,3l1s 1salth Assembly. and Deputy Mayor VINO |
--tHl9ftQ the proceedings OF the evening ana
49, y. Germantown draws large attend
q, respect Park Assembly had about half OF
tsiisnlpefs az the jane meeting Brotner /
No. iquse, Of underdown, gave eneourase-
estIit pn tne rate increase. and the indetatl- |
n - ~ Master Artisan Jordan dllated upon ]
t,sa.'yalty, The assembly accepted an invita-
feh 70 attend In regalia divine service at 81. /
-Hss Episcopal Church on Sunday last.
M, 4 esisiatlon was enacted In various States |
tt.-Aihs u imperative that all fraternal inEur- |
49, fo,ff oteaniEatlons doing business within their |
t,tsslie should take account OF stock, and |
a-s..tt ,ltt report Of their hnding 10 all their |
s.slissia ~ by June 1, 1915. About three years |
rSo3,9 9ef order began 10 wonder whether we |
y ~ a pe able 70 comply with the requirements /
tAe new law We hired an actuary He /