Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-27
JUNIOR MECHANICS
Jubilee Week Of Local Body in cele-
bration of Council Anniversary

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Jubilee Week was celebrated by John
| r. Marlin Council No; 20, from wednes.
day evening, April 10. to Sunday evening,
April 49, The first night was given to
| the ladies. A varied entertainment was
| followed by dancing and refreshments.
Thursday evening was given over to the
members of the council and their male
| friends. Souvenir pipes, tobacco and
cigarettes were given 10 each person pres
ent, and an entertainment was also fur
nished Of a superior character. The main
speaker of the evening was the Hon. j.
Scott Anderson, who spoke on the ques-
tion OF preparedness. His talk was
greatly appreciated by a large audience.
Fully 500 members and friends were in
attendance.
THE brriSSs evening was sssbrs,ed By HEnoq.sst o .ss
9ceesion. The following made brief addresses!
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Councillor William A. Lewis,
gave an nterestnR tSs on w South kmeriGs so
spns5o Ss9nEs were Eende5ed duri1s the EVENING by
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when was n attendance the entire week.
date and the members wore wore red ssrnstions,
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team upon its work and on tho many new Tea
in tS tSSnsSS Council iy'Ras q0 !ss Went Went
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William Yurschsoh ana Albert 5. ce"HmRRer G. mier.
D., The state Council Entertainment committee.
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dS aSSS irnsn ghsrm9na na % %Elnsnce Thomas H. Walters
T,@n To@n,o HftsF routine business t6s mces!ns a.
lourncu TO meet on Friday evening, May 10,
~ the council room OF Dirigo Council No.
l029. Some Of the members present 70 speak
W Paul; the Oldest past State councillor iiy-
ing. he having been State councillor In 1865:
r. s e Thomas II. Walters. $. g. $. Charles
Il. Hall ). s. t. Charles Kaufman u. ID.
8; G, p r. Leatherman, T.. c. Weber and
Past state Councillor Thomas II, Walters.
on behalf OF General Warren Council, No 6Si,
presented TO Recording Secretary James Walk
er a handsome solid silver past councillors
resalia for faithful service rendered
Tho John r. Marlin Oriental Court will have
It's monthly meeting tomorrow evening. a largo
number or candidates are expected to be pTeH-
ent. Plans Will be suggested st this eetinE
TO form an Oriental temple in Philadelphia for
the purpose OF making the Oriental temple
movement a State issue. Temple No: IS To-
Gated in York. Every member of the court
is requested to be present ut this meeting.
lone Council will! have an open meeting on
Monday evening, May |. All members are
urged to be present. Good takers will be
present and an Interesting program is assured.
General Grant Council. of Norristown. viii
have another large class initiation on May 10.
when a class viii be initiated, The degrees win
be conferred by the team OF Grant Council.