Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10

Nesper, Pontiac, American Eagle, St Adams
"'i9 fro,bals Nooin & &nooq were welcome guests.
bell and Meyers contributed to the entertaln-
RSatseIs Rsni ieaiqGes upon behalf Of the guests
iD9itasld i1ii Pltschl Tuly and others OF the home
tnt taiS by adfSd RT6bS So The eneftsinmsnt brief
something 10 Consider gave a new view
to old truths.
Court Northeast, No. ato Franktord avenue
HIn1 ,Etast YORK street, on Friday evenings is
who are striving to assist the order by infusing
a. a. uitle run; after the work is done. Bellev-
misconstrlcd When work Is TO he done 'V plsy is
s1t oio ouS, Ster the tasks are done; then reere-
~, W9odsh3ppers are not llehtheaded, so to
their playful moments there are added hours
OF tollu work. ln the serious arpccts they are
80 80 Bromincnt as they are paramount in the fun,
rsoGueinE portions ln the present aggressive
no,t M INC clr1Ie ls producing results woodchop-
gers IKE Brothers Brady, Creeden Stewart.
re- Gamble Pritchard and such celebrities in
s work; are Foresters FIRST, last and all the
dato eesn Work in 'qFSgsstaS FdrestfS and PS' the
cabin cabin tn No. $40 IS but a reflex OF the good
will convince and the host Of good fellows fro irom
siSsy eysy seg9h 9 ot the city to be found there will
by courts that encourage this feature.
Fails o. seRugE GbaiTmdan iad F@I!%Ts T%TTsl H%tl ppe
uf1s,,,. LiV COUtIlpuleu IN talent were
cent Brill, Mfcuiia and Flanagan. any Grand ana
$pvnsI IfD0SE & e. sa'f waPm PT9pFaff pHaTey as rs
aS5 il aSs hc GEadnE the "a q
msSt msS featgre % OF the occasion. An announce,
have stimulating eSets in Vg @a2sne sSsoh the mSm G
ami 81 SS9IssrtS SIs to Mannayunk. ,,,n Mlnn MCKINLEY
suits. "''>' eo0u S"o"i"S !" re-
e Rsd NS e +;t s o Fif' tx ave- pq sst sn
hings Ing for February. Such a schedule. will not
5 SSa 'f5s aofi the lasf sf SSe? ss?
& & aa a9SG Of then s &c 20 sfES soo SfP It Is d
is9fi S Ss j IT. osa sPS S:l K. s
Ing, games tournament opened, and round
games was enjoyed by those ' i1"S present. i" '"'
q Thrift Day Brotherg MccOrmick. Costello
issues; With 5Oa memterphip and adding
surplus Of 5000 dosPe ts eS SSS dspcTsed Siss fS s
i idea sfSGS TSoS y sTSo OF that
sized sized BY the fact that s4ios os a year is con-
indirect way. that Tie order adds To- tho prac'
useful though novel proposition 'asi to adds Inter
est est to, to II. he meetings was s,igEested and win
the s.In meeting nisht a, 1909 south BToad street
Wnere trand Chiet Ranger l.. j. Pilot keeps
tabs on tho promise makers who were profuse
In pledges of support; but many have. up to
date given no tangible results. He wants
COURT did so will srfTIcn The eniirt IL oDIv
designation It In Individual work that
counts.
. Court West Park. No. 81. Wednesday evening
had n notable session by reason Of tho large
attendance Of members and visitors and the
degree Of enthusiastic interest manifested. SIX
candidates were duly Initiated as a result OF
the good work performed by the Membership
Committee, IN charge OF Brother Lynch Lee
turor Flaherty presented interesting pro-
gram, In which Brothers Reilly. HeIeman.
Ferris. Hart. Nagel and others participated.
On the next social night Brother W. d. Bacon
will deliver an illustrated lecture and in con-
speciRlties.
Doctor Donnelly was presented with his GER
fervor by p. G. II. Perry, and he accented TX in
words which Indicated his APPRECIATION Al
the preceding meeting Supreme Trustee J. p
Donohue opened course OF brief addresses,
which are to continue for the winter months
when officials OF the order will pay fraternni
visits and give words of announcement and
treat upon topics OF interest. This meeting
p. G. G, n. Bradley spoke upon the practical
Issue. Some matters the war makes IL nee
essary for the order TO take cognizance or"
This court is "a years old has 25I menibers
and assets amounting to more than $4,000.