Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-27
FORESTERS OF AMERICA
Schedule Of Summer Athletic Sports
Arranged by Allied Local Courts

The spring and summer schedule of out
door games and athletic sports Is now
| ready toFbe placed in effect, and from the
| interest shown by members OF the several
courts the season promises to be one of
uneXampled activity In outdoor sports and
athletic happenings The Foresters' Base
ball League Will soon inaugurate the sum-
mer series Entries are received for the
various sections as follows: West Phlladel-
phla, Woodland, No. IS: South Phlladel-
phia. Robert Morris, No, 25s; Northwest,
Fairmount, No Al Northeast, Glenwood
No. 101; Suburban. Manayunlt, No. SO !;
Mount Vernon, No. III. Supreme Trustee
]. p. Donohue, manager.
Other athletic nd,n Sctlyities have been arranscd
:: F. Rodden. No, lOs; outings, p Frei No.
poo S5seS fSaSEs s. Nsse Mo- 81 H"fsPS fdSSsN Ne
VA Foley, No, i4S; football NJ %hils, No; .;
lawn S fstss Jane; an j. sskSuE NooS 10. &c. 49, and
Half GHnSt MoIday ID Smith S0s.2 M0 2 l. %Es frsna
95snS5es ara s3d 1d mgsissIs The
Brother Gormlsy &C chaSmaa, arm sn has Utilized f that
SsmnSs SsIs as ths opening Of the aggressive public
Glass Initiation. TO be held at new Auditorium
Hall; Ith street and Snyder, avenue. June 10.
as one OF the most active in the movement.
The Northwest District Class Initiation Com
uty William H. Hurley presided at the initial
5s duly nssd The 81 oSarts IL the iis's @
conference addresses were giyen by the grand
executive n.s1I Officers. P, q, q, Rengers Kirk.
Grand oesrs q New jersey a wsre present SS to
psrsSo n camasn cnHali9a ay 90 take part in the
ccAAr social PiEht was this, pleasing, feature Of
ns Monday night n The 20 hail h4sh and s si oSR-
rpsd d, streets I Lsetq5sr Bell had select pro
e a PES'GS Es SssIs sYT9s Saas ks'ss MsAs
s SSse OF Quaint Hros sss
hs ess Bsnd sEGSs Se' O sR:
soS Sns as srdS bend .ss2s
SsTS cTnss sslsPShs tsS aF0iSsS
c9Sm%tsdss gave clear outline q hs sysH!s
and took part Y IN % the sSSts oS iii PhiisasIpSs ]
he qSSS5 Fssss sS of The e: pSPss sGs5 Nav NAY
aSOsd u foF asa Sys Ss & &sS S has Sss
and distinction 10 the msfeSins column
Foresters' Day commIttes OF the Associated
SSs GSpr ys w Hs RHe evening
@ Peets al that lime 20 fseslye reports from ali
dsSts Sssdsd Il % ihs HaS success ss
81 lime % paes soavsRfs thse qSss!i9Ps pTosfam
and musical aranEements must all be finally
acNAaS0 upShs
NO. The foS 2; % e. t eS Will
Broad street brother Joseph Rodden Is 10
q. C. r. Kirk will enieiats as toast
Ths Weekend outings. foE members and their
5ssr has bssn TsSves for n hs osss Sr ssT
9Ssd9ST Ss Ssskly sstbSsriasS are hsd AZ su5.S
named as manaBeri Brother Carroll Will care
t9r R, It,Idni SrYhhsl IN kAns, musie
ara sports and Brother John o'Brish Win look
Court Brotherly, Love. No. 10, AZ iss meet.
ins Tuesday evening, At 2l28 East DAuphln
8treat held an interesting meeting and con-
sidered the question OF iucrea aed Inembership
and the best means Of using the district class
mOvement TO accomplish this result. This court
~ nov 40 years old. has 250 members and sur-
plus funds amounting to over $4,000.
Court Amsrleus. No, 81. win hold It's
monthly entertainment tomorrow evening at
2lst and South streets. PetTietism. pleasure
giysn IN the splsndid proGsm arrengsd. The
Illustrate In song story and action the
strength ana safety accorded oy lraternnli
49sociationa- The court u striking proof Its
400 membership and 1890 excess Invest
ment1 daulonstrate ita stability.