Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-27
ODD FELLOWS
Special Sunday Afternoon Services at
Home for Orphans of Odd Fellows


The religious services Sunday afternoon
next at the Home for Orphans, Ogontz
and Chelten avenue. will be in charge Of
the lodges comprising the 10th District,
and will be Of an exceptionally interest
ing character. These services are open
to the public, as well as members of the
order and afford an admirable opportu-
nifty to visit this excellent institution and
observe the splendid work being per-
formed in the care and education of the
orphans of followers of The Triple
Links"
The program for SUNDAY. ,aftSernoo2g will i. in
Clude an illI@rated talk by the Rev. y u; Will
music by nc 0!4 Fellows. Jani?r, g, =.
G'a man and Miss Mary Tusen, sclectons by the
boys double quartet lntcrspersed BY drills and
TRS @dsds :" embfacSd m s IN tho ' 10Th District
having charge @E the seirwces are; le8eoSH1f, H.
ncEva: no 22i; Kenlertog No. 200 Ivy, 20.
25 Nlcet9wn 10 So; GypresS GncSSnlpwTsnI $50 Tady
Meade Rebeka4 Lodge, No IS, and Lady Re
STS S Snafss Rs5skSh 81 bspay fs Na wvo Rs R
special committee TepresePtgE tnese, odges or3 on
". A. Betzoid. ts't' + G. craven. A. b. Wannop,
George IIill and Leslie Calkins
OLIVE Braaeh Lodge N2 IA + noTss5iiTIs SS5 K
starting to 6 brnf tn ne San'aas an and HsE rea
ii'%r iiye are 70 sesured SS 5ISG Tor Mafch Mar '''' -
This lodge VIII have charge Of the rellglouS
Tioga streets. Sunday. February o, and Is
arranging specially attractive program lot
Tonight the famous degree team o. oxford oxford
Lodge Of FankI2T1 dogTa VII ISd n drSmato amaze FORM
upon class or waiting candidates NJ, MeisDeriS Wei
Te or lSG1 3qSeT nySd 10 be- PRESENT The work
OF oxford Lodge In the rendition OF 'ne ne, StN
oral degrees has won for It a WeI-merilen
reputation.
Tomorrow eyenlng the degree team Of ZANE d
Lodge No rs VIII CONFER ihG hitIs'oiry ny fSe
i6rdfgeroaam,. Textile Hail Kensnston avenue
ana ~ Past FsSd srsSd chars Ts9 'saR T S
Special efforts are being put forth by tn9e
100 membership list.
The Rev. James H. Royer. pastor or Of Of Fox To-
Chase NJ E church. PGeaeHeaI Ian an igtb aBd
Tioga streets, sunday aitern9on Music WAS was
supplied By the choir Of She GhuTThb b N axSTc Snss
were under the direction OF Fox Chase Lodge
NO No lS5,
The religious services Sunday AFTERNOON at
the Rebekah Home; lIth street ana ana ABekhielS ki
fSSes Lodge No $50 song service was SondGsted
by Miss sarah GerTy Musical seISGtloISi S Nii GSlS
Taylor The sermon was preached ned ~ me ', hGy;
Th111b Thomas addi and PI0f fi6ga aSISt streets
Reacon Lodge. No. 2s4. had charge Of the
rsIig9Sus services held sunday afternoOn In
tSS,as Home OF Orphans. A Bible drlll By the
chIldren' unJer the direction Of George Hil
Vas an interesting feature Of the exercises
T6e sermon was preached by the Rev; Robert
HbSlTSb FHbrrSb Of FrankfoTd. Addresses We're also
nsde by A H. Steinbrecker, Charles B. D.
Ruichardson, president OF the home and Rob
~ ~ Javp The music included solos by Miss
.Sarv Tuson. Miss Hilley and Dr. Andrew
Knox
Spring Garden Lodge, No; 90: celebrated ~
7t,st annlyersary tefure q select assembly or
tFiends. wives and families Of the memPeTs mi rs
XII 5ne prescnt after which retreshment5 were
SSssrlssived Spring Garden Lodge Is torglnS ahead
aapd Is getting hustling class OF members
The first regular monthly meetIng 9f the
board Of fhlsesIrS BdSeaa viii be held the Grand
Plo{InasHBa HBauiiding 1928 Arch street. Tuesday
pght ~, Fe0t tcGbanged % $50 IN order q allow
tttesa directors whose lodges meet on TUESDAY
l1o66is 10 attend both meetings and also 10
hikntS7 die directors 10 visit lodges ana en-
eltoH e9y,snts nj the Interest Of the bureau. fhe
ssir,t ~ thls bureau - steadily Increasing and
fMesadeninr and Is one Qt the most popular
ooS fhe many charities OF the oraer'