Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27
JUNIOR MECHANICS
Annual Session of State Council to
Convene in This City in September

The State Council Session Entertainment
Committee held its monthly meeting Tues
day evening In the council chamber OF Fred
NJ. Wagner Council, No 2s5. The meeting
was we'll attended by delegates from local
councils. The Finance Committee reported
that pledges had been received by the ma
jority of councils covering the necessary
expense of entertaining the State council
when 1t meets in Philadelphia in Septem-
ber. The Finance Committee requested that
the necessary cash pledged by the councils
should be in the hands OF the committee
by the next meeting so that the money
will be on hand to pay all necessary bills
The Badge Committee reported that 1t
had selected the design for the delegates
badge. 1t will have n cut OF the new Penn.
sylvania building, being erected on the
grounds of the National Orphans's Home
at Tiffion. O., and also cut OF the emblem
of the order on bronze cut OF the Liberty
Bell suspended from the upper part of the,
badge with a ribbon OF the city colors MAX
ing a neat souvenir.
4 had engaEed the e. knishts Knights OF % the golden EaEls
Change the date OF the smoker from Tuesday
SS have also " been made with sight-see COM
for IN extended peSS t9aT Of the city to all
also made to entertain all the visiting ladies'
Ss'eG Ss win be held on Taesdag
AUGUST 8 In the eouneil room OF Spring Garden
passed upon the death Of Brother Harry X
McAiain. a member Of Dirigo Council, No. 1929
The Past Councillors and willing Workers As
ISOLATION Of Philadelphia and vicinity held q
Eankatioh The meeting I' was held at piriso
couneii, No. i6Ss 1t was Wei attended and ali
Rusd and psdsed fheiF support to the
siation; The meetinEs Of the assoeiatl9n lon viii
se9s sGSRs 6E Bs sD,BE Ihs 9wPS
IL. Walter, II Council,
29 sseFstaTy; Charles 9T ~ He'll re9sSrs5 N
chairman Of The BANQUET % sts's committee for tho
siXty-fourth annual banquet or the order GsorEs
of the body the chairman OF the banquet was
eIsfssd BY the mem9eTsaip OF the sssoea!I9n
next meeting Of thes ssoeiation will be held In
svsnins August 2 at ManO The STATE eonh
eilor, 5, Q. Scott, announced that the state Sea-
SEPTEMBER Il. Is ff and Ii Il. IN H'"'s''''1 On
es. I4h % t1p GoSns is gaRan5
9S or shc OSSiS % the dssf h Ing
sssqEs mHSSFs Ss s ss E 6f ash o
ssa b o A efg' esg w If {. ss6wR IN tRs
SisiiS5s MI, SIl Ss sso%s he iSls 1;chSoiSSa.s Z
PSfkHisas PaS4k snd SFd RSlnis q interest In Fmoan'
. The msmbsTs and friends Of Stephen oirard
light ride On he Dsas5iTss siSs Rver sMa Moaday eS sSs
ming. August 2. brass band has been engaged
by the counei TO furnish music for the eve
ming, The following are the officers lnatalled
for the ensuing term: Councillor, A Schoheld;
vice councillor, 3. Texeming; assistant recording
secretary, Lloyd Bornman; recording secretary.
{. SsegsIi representative e supreme Council,
r. z. Weber trustee. Joseph smith; treasurer,
William sehnlItt; conductor. Joseph SehmitI.
warden. william Snyder; sentinels, William
Rut.man and L. Lansendsl; chaplain. George
Herbert.
Georse NJ Poinsett Council No. 16s, held an
lnteresting meeting On Tuesday evening last.
The Entertainments Committee Is arranging 70
have q carnival In the early part OF August.
The followlnE officers were Installed b. Deputy
Frederick Q. Weber; Councillor. walter Hama;
vice councillor. Frank Cooper: assistant record
ing aecIetary, Ailliam Hurst; recording secre-
tary NJ $. Iuatiu. financial secretary. j. "
Breish. 81 Representative 2 snerems Soeaeil
William shanki cenductor. Harry strothsrgi aaa-