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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-13
MARGARET GILES CIRCLE SES.
SION

Margaret Giles circle of Kings
Daughters was entertained yesterday
afternoon in the home Of Mrs. ". T.
Chambers, 1920 Thirtieth street. al
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studio her automobile
with excellent dignity
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after SIX YEARS
OF SUFFERING
Woman Made Well by lydia
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Columbus, Ohio. Il had almost given
up. had been sick for six years with
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KENSTNGTON COUPLE
KEEP GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cope Re-
enact Event of Fifty
Years Ago

There will be an all-day celebration at
4A West Dauphin street tomorrow in
commemoration of a most happy event.
Fifty years ago, on February II, 1855, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Cop. were married at
lSaston. Pa. This wedding ceremony will
be re-enacted in the presence of their
four sons and six grandchildren.
Mr. Cope is "A years old, four years his
wife's senior. He is widely known and
popular in Kensington, where for many
years he has not only been leader in
public-sprted movements, but also, pri-
Nately, has done much work for the relief
OF the poor. He has lived 45 years in the
18th Ward.
Mr.. Cope is vice president of the Evan
Eelical Home for the Aged. Old York road
and Hunting Park avenue. He is a di-
rector of the American Enterprise Build
ing and Loan Association. The four sons
OF the couple-Frank, Charles, Edward
and Walter Cope-are all active in Ken
sington business and social life.
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ANNUAL ELECTIONS
ORDER GOLDEN EAGLES
New Corps Grand Castle Off
GERS to Assume Direction of
Knights of Golden Eagle

Aeolian Castle, No. 5is, OF this city.
will have the honor next year of having
one of its members as Grand Chief in
the person of John +. BROMLEY and Phil
adelphla Castles are particularly inter
ested and active I'm cndeavoring to make
his year great success. They are trying
to make an increase of 100 in Philadelphia
alone during 1916
The Election Committee Of ,ho Grand
Castle. appointed to compute the votes
cast for Grand Castle officers, will meet
tonight in the Office of the Grand Castle
for the purpose OF opening the returns
and computing the votes cast.
This committee is composed OF Past
chief Harry V. Whitley, chairman: Past
Grand Chiefs Thomas j. Mecauley and,
George r. Gregory, tellers; Past Chiefs
James w Weireman and Jacob L. Al
bright clerks.
tour q he NeT England statss in Is the 0T en
f tns ordfT R VIII yst castles in The states
ing to stimulate interest in the fraternity.
Brother Ford has done great deal of. trav
has, accomplIshed much Of tangible benefit
to the order.
Temple. in Reading, Tor the session on OF the
Grand Castle, which will be. held in that
Sgrtsr the Grand cas's dfnF "S g aSss
the usual demonstration circulars.
:yc E m Tns g2 fSnSH S the %s e
and the officers Of the staff arc as follows:
MindEFSi Springs s1 road. ReSdtng 'eso''' lo,f
,Asslsisa5E.t q3diutant. Lieut.: Col; Charles g.
H &asstaS ant MaOr w. e Fred
orlSks 2iis Kntatown, roed RRea4!nEs MO
First street. lancaster.
Aides de camG. captnin p, A., MccrPcksns
Gnt @niS Sadck nnd apa" srse west chesteT stGom' '
NSftS SeTfefR 5th &ST ardS FEaaepsa M ssSane 'F '"l
sSS b1maSg stlecE Mada" i'a
Esor s;Tses9t, ~ KiS%p: oIasy yoT -. 10.
ve6pmSn SanG Of oi the So ospe U5?ih he @ Castles
bs3E more gspeTSly gndeTSt2od than ,GT,mT,sTly
mn in 'RG he ot Of 691 sT and
branches are working in harmony for an ad;
tho extension OF the principles OF fidelity,
vaor and honor. -
The Of ,th thG order this
darinF " the M past year the oHclSi records viii
barsn rFG snrcs at
Sssos s hQE I o nG Gains ssaE
5s M3o csesh g. FhSGepSa S iG Dsv e. S P:a s
tlc 6S PhadclphIa; 4G: Liy'ngstopp castle. jSSC SC
BSgqg,% %sa%Inr Castle castle Nc No rs
HoMn!nsto%n n5a!"st"%5f q; west End Csstis 80 200
iii0N Fricdon5bsTE F;rSS 2i &nsonia cSsts, No.
asid. 4" IE!I;orencG castrs 81. 2$S' ,P5ilqds
!Si''SE1it 90; %toH ~ castle No. 2cS MiSn 20 Eans
cnS0 81 m 80 sf 6RTsdi sRns spnE
castle, 80; 53S; sgBInF spripegs is BeTyys; Tys;
GReStor SGFE % cas,lo, no 2?6 WSsI Chester, i;
Packer Castle No 10 ~, IL beIthieneti NJ iWvuiIpGn
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GRAND OFFICERS
VISIT LOCAL LODGES
Odd Fellows Lodges Meet State
officers and Consider Plans
to Advance Orders Welfare

To night the grand master and Board
Of Grand Lodge officers will pay frater.
nal visit to Columbia Lodge, No 36, In the
hall at Girard avenue and Hutchinson
street This is the lodge OF which Grand
Secretary Asher A. Hall is an honored
member, and large attendance of mem
bers and active workers in behalf Of the
welfare Of the brotherhood Is confidently
expected.
PARKWAY w Buiidins. broad and nd chefry streets
under the direction Of the local district deputy
ovoments a ts'Grs COOKING to fe' tho re-
jpyenatlon Of the order in Phlladelphia. and
sether goodly number OF prominent members,
TSo b listened tenye to adaresSes eNpGuna IS nd
planning the steps necessary for. the advance;
work 2 esd for dF e . np hG and
perity OF the brotherhood.
gheny avenue, the, religious services sunday
ssifternoon were y charge Of the Eplscopai City CITY
q the home, spoke brieny. sermon was dc;
iIyered by the Rey William Dsyldson' and and
tion OF Miss Rachel Davis.
the ES SsoH soee %%fss Ssd sGs9
in the odd. Fellows' Home. I7th and Tiosa
friends attended s0 and d'Gf steRed a.tenfVsg to an
sSes dssa S S Se H 5 p
tist Church A brief address was made BY
the eseeises Of ncdSG daSs By
Misses lned and Carrie Thomas and 2 ,, solo
Creisendanz
At the Homo for Orphans Sunday afternoon
the services were without any regular ministe-
rial address and werp conducted by Robert
German: secretary OF the homo. Music by tho
Tuson and an address by Charles B. d. Rich
ardson, president. made UP quite an attractive
program.
The regular monthly Meeting Of the board
noon at grand lodge headquarters, IT25 Arch
street Business affecting the welfare of the
as well as matters discussed for further pro. no.
gressive activities.
Under the administration Of Noble Grand
II. g. Robbins Conquanoch Lodge, No. 463,
Is displaying an unwonted degree OF activity.
features Of lodge work Sys setting ASIDE sS SOSt& eer
tain grseptt 1R1sss Srinsns out large at.
frequently seen IN the lodge room: with such
Efforts Effort =, and an Attractive entertaiunment pro
ings are enjoyed and materially beneficial re-
suits obtained.
tcGRnE MG E0GSs ss.s at Of 'O 9ss sssson
G5 eSafd 'SsR ega wR% H. HfFK H AbeF bsaEo T.
GSaFss S%SHssR RolS9G %a
W. Stout, Walter NJ. Winter. louis MariSgE..
Wiley, Charles E. Paulus william G. Boy
H Hffn Wb2% Tbb1S5,J FSbrSnr FFgbttSrsld and FTapcls
degree team, Will confer the second degree In
full ceremonial form in Mile Lodge room.
Under the auspices of tho District Progress
sive Commfttee; a conyocation OF tho lodges
of the 11th District will be held Monday. eve
ming In Room No. l. Textile Hall. Kensing-
ton avenue and Cumberland street. The meet
ing will be open to the public and has Seen
arrnnged Jointly by North Star Lodge. NJ
ers of the evening will be Frederick j. Shower
of North Star Lodge and the Rev. Amos e.
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guard OF Henderson Lodse. no. $50.
Olive Bpre neh Lodge No. liz tomorrow evo-
didSiea for the several several degrees during di tho
,.Tbe regular monthly. meeting Of tho board Q,
19setosH ans ., ne 90. %. O. y. employpient bureau
iarse atendancc and amount AMOUNT Of bSsness Srsns
assted shoyed, the ,wl,Sd91w Of early meetings.
B99r q ihe Tork Si the boo bureau re fowInk
tons during the month of January anions
whom were. two Young men who were placed
Pttsbursb Past GFSnd BoniSmin = csvef s
ley Jr OF RoXborough Lodge. was elected vice
head Of the extension work. lie reported that
Country % had epsned s dosrs 10 he burss
Plans were started TO enlarge the usefulness OF
Friday evening Grand Master ]. P. Hale
Jenkins and Other prominent Grand Lodge
west PhiisdelpRia 'tn composIns the % sth distret
in the lodge room of Arcturus Lodge. No. So
After the close or lodge business the meeting
wa shT9%n open 20 ,Tenas or dRs
was furnished by the orchestra OF Roxboroush
''ISSs' TRe principal address Of the evening was
given by the grand %sstsT ASSressss e
Grand Marshal. Joseph Graham, Past Grand
Master fSSsst BsSat % the oh dop Rppsd d PsSs
Grand Buckley, Of Hamilton Lodge.
Representatives were present from many
lodges OF other districts.
zion's Intermediate c. II. Society in q body
Sunday morning will visit the home for
orphans Ogontz and Chelten avenues, and par
ticpate In the morning exercises OF the chill
dren OF the Home. A male quartet will render
selections and an inviting program. has been
arranged These exercises are held at 1890
n. m, are open TO the public and always at
tract good attendance Of members ana
friends Of tho order.
Harris Encampment. No. -, held q social
gathering OF memberB and friends on Satur-
day evening. The meeting was we'll attended.
many members of subordinate lodges being
present. After plenteous rePast propared
Duncan, an Interesting address on the rise and
given by d. d. q, p. Charles Shotwell. and
p. c, =. George Carr made a stirring appeal
for renewed interest in this branch of the or
der. The occasion was featured with music
singing and good humor. The interest mani
tested augurs bright future for the en-
campment.
Temple Encampment. No. 100. put on tn
patrfafchal degree Tuesday night In Room q,
ninth floor, Parkway Building, before lsrgs
crowd, and, as usual. received much applause
for its excellent work A number OF good
voices have been added TO the stan and under
the Leadership OF Past Chief Patriarch Robert
Hermann have improved tho singing greatly.
Work on the class for Saturday night, April
10, was discussed and plans arranged.
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adoption degree was conferred on one paleface,
who later was elected to membership in the
Tomorrows sleep the Dakota Association viii
faces in Paconta's wIswam. and 4 large gath
ering Of members is looked for. To those mem
Will prove an opportunity. and visitors are
requested to attend as early as possible; 80. ,,
The speaking leaf. entitled Hustle Month, y
was received from the great sachem and was
a6inT sitenea 10 wth n 1n enraisfaeag nd viii
be up with the leaders at the end OF the pres
Past sachems Nicholson. Camero and Bro
Hansford were appointed 10 the Jubilee Associa ?
tribe viii make q GOOD showing again this year
The election - officers Of the tribe. also those
mcmSeTs m @ e are %mtGhnr Win keen interest Tic
candidates who are up for election. During the
next seven or eight, seven suns there promises
to be an active campaign.
On the sleep Of the 18th sun SNOW. Moon. the
81 Lakota Council No 900. aud work the adop-
large Sttcndsnce OF mcmbers interested in
degree team work Is expected; ,as 5owanese
the best and most carefully trained degree
teams In the order. -
winnipurkett Tribe. No. aol, stnl continues
shown las; Mondays sleep. when the ,dcEtec
team under the cHptaincy Of y. ;. T. J. Eill-
2s faces performed the adoption u''re' o" 'o"F ''s
Great interes, ls being displayed by the mem.
ment now In progress. and the friendly rivalry
for the prizes IS keen. .,.
PreparatIo are also under way f2r the ioiynt iy1
and OF winnlpurkett Tribe. No, 39li which
Will he held the first Saturday night IN April
in the auditorium Of the Parkway building.
Same viii be in public and IN full costume. the
rising team to consist of past sachems Of each
tribe.
The Dakota Association Of South Philadelphia
held y package party and dance Monday eve
Mtg last. Fourteen tribes were represented
and tho hall was well Allied. The Dakota As
RoCiat,on will parade in body at the con.
vcntion next June. and from the arrange.
mcnts already under way they expect to make
fine showing and bring home some Of the
prizes.
Yuba Trbc IL still ca pturinE palefaces. This
tribe admitted two last Wednesdays sleep
and viii have an adoption this week.
The Dakota Association. will take It's de
gree team to paconta Tribe. No. 81, on Fri
days sleep and there excmplify the warriors
and chiefs degree.
The Deputy Great Sachems' Association held
its regular monthly meeting Monday evening
large number OF the deputies were in at
tendance and perfected plans for the coming
raising M OF newly elected chiefs.
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FOREsTERS OF AMERICA
Courts Install Officers and Discuss
Various Plans of Advanced Work.

Deputy Henry Miller, OF Court Pass
yunl, No. "a. at It's last meeting installed
the newly elected officers for the current
term The court is making substantial
numerical gains and with the present
sustained interest Is assured highly
successful term.
Brothers Cox. Maloney. Metcalf, Preole
and Plat. as chairmen OF subcommittee,
have completed arrangements for the
celebration of the eighth anniversary of
the court February 49, The Supreme and
Grand Court officers are expected to be
present and program of exceptional in
terest is promised. The court meets in
Greble Post Hall. 721 Wharton street. and
the character of the meetings always
attracts a host of fraternal visitors.
Court Pennsylvania, No. 81. held its initial
smoker OF the year Tuesday evening. social
feature is to be held each meeting.
The increase OF membership Is growing and
the enthusiasm OF the members in the cause Is
bOundless, games tournament. embracing
the various indoor sports, is In operation.
Monthly dances have been added for the pleas
use OF the ladies' auxiliary corps A schedule
of sprinGtime festivities has also been per-
fected. Deputy Sanger installed the officers at
the last meeting. Visiting delegations from
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10
JUNIOR MECHANICS
Glass limitations Produce Substantial
Results Among Local Councils.

A successful class initiation was held
by John r. Marlin Council, No. 20, in
the hall, sos West Allegheny avenue,
Saturday evening. The feature of the
evening was the degree work of the
council degree team, especially the work
of the Guards Many new features were
introduced, which were appreciated by
the large membership present. The fol-
lowing members were on the team: Coun-
cilor, Henry Weilenmann; vice coun-
clor william Ploss chaplain, Harry
Barford; junior past councillor, John +.
Rue, Jr. warden, William A. Lewis; con-
ductor, Elmer w. Cross; captain of
guards, Walter w. Young; sergeant,
John w. 3. Gray. The council now has
a membership of $50 members, making
Marlin Council the largest council in
membership in the state of Pennsylvania
Wayne Council. of Brooklyn, N y,
which has the record for the largest
membership in the order.
Tonight tho debating team will have the
Railroads OF This Country BE owned ny tho
Government or by. Cnrporntions?', This viii
be an interesting debate, all members are IN
vited TO be present.
stephen Girard Council. No ~ held
successful class initiation in its hall Thursday
evening. The degree work was performed by
two degree and the third was, rut on hy tho
quo rds Of John F. Armstrong Council, No. $50.
Many of the hustlcrs OF stephen Girard re-
ceived prizes for their activity in putting In
new candidates. Among tho list were Warden
NJ Stein. Financial Secretary Harry {. Yeager;
Recording Secretary, William Lauderwasser
Visitors present were State Secretary Charles
II. Hall. State Treasurer Charles Kaufman
and delegation from John r. Marlin Council
Stephen Girard Council now has membership
of 230 members and ranks among the leading
councils in Philadelphia.
West Philadelphia Council, No. 81. held an
interesting open meeting on Wednesday even
ing. The membership out In large num-
bers with their friends. West Philadelphia
Council IL trying for a large Increase In menl-
bership. and this Is the opening ball in the
campaign. After the entertainment addresses
Past State Councillor Thomas II. Walters. Re-
freshments were then served.
Frankllnville Council. No. ~. is going to have
a big housewarming night when they enter the
new meeting place in the spring Plans were
made at the last meeting for large class
gree team from John r. Marlin Council. The
date OF this night will be announced later.
District Deputy State Councillor John F. Rue
reports that he has visited every council I'm
his district and that all are in q, prosperous
condition. Councils visited were Spring Gar
General Warren. No. Gsi. Brother Rue's slo-
gan in all his talks is Don't forget the Bene-
hciary Degree"
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District Deputy State Councillor John F. Rue
reports that he has visited every council In
his district and that all are In prosperous
condition. Councils visited were Spring Gar
den, No. Is; Relief, No. .: Liberty, No. %, and
General Warren. No. G4 Brother Rue's slo-
gan in all his talks is Don't forget the Bene-
hciary Degree"
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issl' me sne direction OF the state councillor.
ls.l Guard rooms. Of ali efarsrs Shn viii M
a Is sss.ia ih the eHemplibeatlon OF the work
ne order has looked forwsr ms ,or sEe1.; 1., , 20
"a ID Tsnl take place SATURDAY eysninT IN
A stated thatS tSSs 81. spring TSo Garden street
IL dssaa local councils viii be- initIated al
essssooss 'nS9 this foremost American or r.
@a5y American. city ana STATE 1se9EaSsd ssSs Ssi
1lzlsrs .ta s various councils A seieeted
mR'Ssfy VIII sashSi1 ss5sSiig b. ~ stats So4
ianl.hssaad sad Impressiysly The music viii
.dsS .sdslsS,D' 'y of SS,r Ssh9ir Of 500 voices, under
Pa u Brotkksass Inc lar lIsIge pipe organ win be in
n.assht cSsss coussesIiN iNsNeiiS. NiS. The famous guards
~ -, thomas G. Wilde viii taks part ana III
Ass Il sfotab. !elSSetFleal effects VIM be in
ss EsSt Ets Council .ofneers OF Rev Jersey
assisssIlD D's,5Iet Of columbia. Virstnis' and ana
sso1s States and from sil asfoe5f 5sTfs sf
A1zdo1 viii III be In attendance. The
seart promptly at s p. m.
zliisys ysgFssesiloT FnssiloT sheneman, state Council
M All nanssd np@d Deputy State Gouneilor Wal
-. John eissR eegipgsieS ot this sonuty win Visit
is sls,lo5T Thi; eoSasil viii nave We n large fss
atg sseretars SeShhesiaay Shs.ily eyening next.
soaacllof Harry Si4Sle y s1i, u GFos and Past
osnaif - 'ho council
1ssei aH meeting of the Good OF the
41 IN .fo9 was held Tuesday EVENING
g61se,tsst = Lexington Coaneii- No 4IsS
q ri-it,pss shsneman and many deputies
"a aaxf fs-es eletnfen were present. Plans
-4es considered and adopted
F5.5 Shensman and state Council
43tf ~ Walt Strickersviile Council
+ IL -ioaday evening and siii al
"fae eiass Utilization. wy
M fH VIII eiail and xft-
M t7 Initiation nrxt Tu.sHs,r
Hpfef co4lea 10. aI0
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FrankilnvllIe Council No ~. is going to have
a big house farming night when they enter the
new meeting place in the spring. Plans were
made at the last meeting for n large class
initiation. The work will be put on by the de-
gree team from John r. Marlin Council. The
date OF this night will be announced later.
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FRATERNAL AMERICANS
'1te ohicers to ofIiciate at Initiation
o Union Glass of Candidates.

e councillor Sheneman and State
>elneh Secretary Ford were accorded a
ss.slA reception at the last meeting of
~ .'1si s D. n Houston Council, No 73S.
- e.ate officers officiated at the initia.
- large class Of candidates, after
-. a addresses were delivered, compll.
s the council upon its progressive
Ana telling OF the widespread inter
IN cushout the Jurisdiction and the
was oi the State.
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Yuba Tribe ls stIll capturing palefaces. This
tribe admitted two on last Wednesdays sleep
and viii have an adoption this week.
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The Cakota Association will take It's de-
gree team to paconta Tribe. No. 81 on Fri
days sleep and there exemplify the warriors =
ntnl L.hInfIa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10

Following the regular business session Of
Yuba Tribe the Haymakers from Reading and
various sections Of Philadelphia invaded the
wigwam and in Jolly good fellowship enjoyed
a social season, discussing affairs anecting
this important auxiliary TO Redmanship.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10

Tho regular monthly meeting of the board
of grand lodge officers held this after
noon at grand lodge headquarters, 1923 Arch
street. Business affecting the welfare OF the
order at large was considered and disposed OF,
as we'll as matters discussed for further pro-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10

Pseoata r.iss SO g. seRslIssss e g Essfsss sss
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The 2Ist anniversary OF Tongwe Tribe, No.
322 was appropriately celebrated Friday even
Ing in COLUMBIA Hall 22d and Norris streets.
A large gathering OF warriors and 6rayes
chem S, J. Walker and several OF the local
de
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10

The Deputy Great Sachems' Association held
its regular monthly meeting Monday evening.
4 large number OF the deputies were in at.
tendance and perfected plans for the coming
raising IN of newly elected chiefs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10

The big Montgomery County district meet
success and brought together active members
aud delegations OF Norristown. Conshohocken
Sagamore Beswick Great Sachem WalkseT con, con,
ferred the past sachcm's degree upon 30 past
officers OF subordinate tribes. George Alker
CHIEF OF records Of Tribe No. W, made an
interesting short talk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10

At the Home for Orphans Sunday afternoon
the services were without any regular ministe-
rial address and werp conducted by Robert
children's orchestra with solos by Miss Mary
Tuson and an address by Charles B, ID. Rich
ardson, president made UP quite attractive
program,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10

Friday evening delegations from Kingsesslng
Tribe. No. 200 and Mandam. No. llO visited
Teocco Tribe, No. 343, and assisted In house
warming gathering held in Its new wtBwam.
10th street and Woodland avenue, Represent
ing the Great Chief. Great Junior SaBamore
BeswIck made short talk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10

Under the auspices OF tho District Progress
sive Committee. convocation OF tho lodges
OF the 11th District will be held Monday eve
ming In Room, No. |. Textile Hall. Kensing
ing win, VIII bS % open to the public and has seen
955. and Guardian Lodge. No. 1872. The speak
ers OF the evening will be Frederick j. Shower
of North Star Lodge, and the Rev. Amos e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10

Monday evening the Board OF Great Chiefs
attended an enjoyable banquet In celebration
of the 10th anniversary OF Saw Saw Tribe, No.
223, Of Edge Hill. The affair was held in the
Glenside Methodist Church, and the members
who surrounded the festal board were cared
for by members OF the Ladies' Auxiliary or the
tribe, who supervised the details OF the ban
quet. Short talks were made by the great
chiefs and the affair was one which renected
the highest credit upon the tribal MANAGE
ment and the order at large.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-10

ht the Rebekah Home. 18th street and Alle-
gheny svenue. the religious services SUNDAY 5,a
Mission: Mrs. Mary A.. Engeman. president
of the home, spoke briefly, sermon was De;
llvered by tho Rev. William Davidson, and
the CONGREGATIONAL singing was under the direc-
tion OF Miss Rachel Davis.