Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-29
ODD FELLOWS, ORDER
Degree Team Of Temple Encampment
to Compete Before Supreme Lodge

A Ladies' Night" and flag presentation
will be dual features of sufficlent interest
to attract a large audience to the meeting
of Caledonian Lodge, No. 700, In the Park
way Building, tomorrow evening. An excel
lent program has been arranged and many
prominent members Of the fraternity Will be
in attendance The odd Fellows Home,
the Home for Orphans and the @. A. r.
will all be we'll represented and an en-
joyabe meeting filled with fraternal fervor
and patriotic spirit, may be confidently an
ticipated. Members Of other lodges are cor
daily invited to be present
present ns Six HnfsS &men s'ssoB e Beson
s Splendid that Sss dons pas
SSrus gods S PRESENT the nag
Of the ladies' aRd qssna Secretary yd Usher Hall
banner ban s' night IN the iith district '''s' "
Temple EnsSmgmsn; Nc 100 has entered i.s
work before the soveresn Grand Lodge at Chat
a are FaS f's
Ss oarS nqS 'hf s s &. " sSp e sI 18Th THE
Peied before thS sqyeTesg Grand Lodss E,odn% ana
sh! f the ssHa sts put on M the Reya PURPLE
sra;uated By the the members present. ''' ~
The ladies' auxiliary Of Temple Eneampment,
Farh f6r The as Cement pa OF The Temple ss on
sH,Trd%&y & aterRoSp h g az which or, time 3 the h
70 make this the big rally Of encampment MEM
MGrs5oHts LGags SC 2s2 held A. Interest
Ming last There viii Be be- no degree @ wSr s. dqEng ,En
6nsh Sns During a time and the
gree team will be in. excellent shape by septem-
pared e receive the several degrees OF The
The Outing Committee. Brother Forrest e.
ehsT pene to Be Red the later @ 6 & WRe
sommittss Was aBponted to 70 make nal pTspaTS, J.
s1P 6dG 3r SGS s .Es ssae q
Smith III a and ti'f!0 p. a. W. j. BTitton. : :"
for o Orphans were held under, the direction Of
the LODGES Of South PhiIadelphia M ., emSraGsd T in
Il %ere H' QUAKER city No. 2Os
7S S ssS SCd As%Sn S
No. SO; Oriental. No. 49, and Templar. No,
District Deputy Grand Master James serfass
presided. and brief addresses were delivered
Charles j. b Rehsrdson. rs' president, and Robert
pohsn nS o ths af cSuS
Missions. The music inclpds duets and chOruses
During the of prizes
awarded 70 the girls and boys for . mSrteTi0us I
University. Pacific Lodge, No. 2OO. presented
a gold watch.
The religious services Sunday afternoon at
were in charge Of the Committee on & ReiisioHs
sddsss 5sGs GsTeG vee
president Of the home and an intereStinE sermon
pastor past S"yT q T.oEs "a PfosSytcr!a AN church The
congregational singing was led by Mrs r. l..
Lynch, accompanist.
Rebekah Lodge. No 90. of Jenkintown. as
sumed charge OF the religious seEylees SUNDAY a
'sds An ADDRESS aS' w%S made by Mrs Mary A. EnEei;
Ss the S5 fRs
OF Jenkintown Baptist Church: Musical features
included violin solo by Nathan sn5ermsn ss ana ana
Mrs. George Young.
Mile Lodge conferred nS third 6esTee form on
| for the last time during the sumner n, season
S9 whom sre Brothers, % 'iG6s 5er, %
Charles T. Lyons, OF Lexington Lodge Ne. 12
vote passed a motion TO carry every brother wh9
enlisted In the army or navy OF the, the UniIesd iaIs
ing on the books Of the lodge The lodge held
it's 32d anniversary Friday, .5.fa.s o 81.
HsGn Ea1Gy numSST hOSFe OF HG meber He the
Ward B. Cannon and Clarence w. Ferris on last
eeTaG Snd foHf eaSddSes we're ssc!sd
bershlp; Among the ylSit9rs Tas s. PaSt 81 drand n1
Burlington. la.
At the last session of Kenderton Lodge, No;
upon six candidateS. and Brother Geosse R. !.
Burger on behalf Sf me wnnop page Wth FoS
Headed ebony cane. in recognition Of his 7Oth
birthday.