Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-24
ARTISANS ORDER
MUTUAL PROTECTION
University of Pennsylvania Ath-
letes Entertain Artisans With
Instructive Exhibition


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Keystone Assembly, No, 2, gave its
members rare treat on wednesday eve
ming in the form of an athletic entertain
ment. Prof. William J. Cromie, of the
University of Pennsylvania, delivered an
address upon the subject, How to Keep
Physically Fit" and proved to be an In
teresting and instructive speaker. Michael
J. Dorizas, the famous Penn athlete, In
addition to giving talk on the present
conditions of the Balkan States, gave
demonstration in wrestling, his opponent
being Mr.. Miller, champion OF the west
Branch Y. NJ. c. A. The exhibition lasted
about 10 minutes, much to the satisfaction
of the attendance. Other athletic features
entertained the members until nearly mid
night. The assembly was favored with
visit from the members of Northwestern
Assembly, No. 81. and also the Dining
Club of Progressive Assembly, No. 4.
President Brennan, of the club, on behalf
of his assembly presented to Recorder
Doerle, of Keystone Assembly, hand
some, fully-equipped travelling bag Broth
er Doerle is retiring as deputy OF Pro-
gresslve Assembly and his many friends
desired to present him with token of
esteem.
The feature q the meeting Of Fox Chase niss
club, under dITf;Stion of Brother Edward r.
sgn Assembly. S' No. i$. .asIs!gd at at the piano.
Inc meeting was an interesting one ana Was
assem6y IN eS good fe WORKING sno order With
creased ts mcmbers6p @ Is per cent Hs mus
presented toSs sDf Mss hS y riso Si SSs SS
" session OF Grard Assembly, No, O., for the
Will hea n Baker fR$a
Sii 2pensd and iEleads q F" ths asss%OS Sd
The .Pfosrsm viii ineluds jubilee songs and
eStSa So@sS By dPyG
ens ewns 9f pb fs sSs on y Tie S % prior and fol-
Urlon, Assembly Thursday evening last; held
o 'efSi2R Paw G Il RuGns fm hall The house.
w,smng brought 70 out an exceptionally large
= pEoS5sSie businsss session The EnteTtaInmenf
TSrsd eoneeft bfdF and good
.,,n, Artisans n as the season son adtyances t are be
been found such gognt aids f isS nfSS tSS
heipins socially and nnanoay and sIST Selpins
is easus ea se hsS ssOfsr been
Ss nd Il SpRe w again be held the
all Of the assemblies are represented by vari.
Gus teams. and which is recosnzed in the
ssc meets OF of the I GRS year OF the important attn
The monthly meeting of Ideal Assembly. No.
Tsnns U tho the most 9epE ae
Splendid musical seectiOss '' were SS Tendered ei BY
e sea "a West by rothsr RanS Ers
Northwestern Assembly. No. "a. has again |
preserved it's record Of doing unusual things
%sas n at Fss rsESs a F9SR
9SsIOn TSs Sg MS
OF Northwestern and other assemblies.
:, Friday night I; c. Underdown Assembly. No.
the same evening Northwestern Assembly No. |
date minstrel show and dance in Mercantile
Most o,Gss Excellent ,ReGq6rdeE Allen F. Cox.
OF which is to embrace the entire order. 1t is
PRACTICAL Tonet to many @ Unemployed nHy d mem, SG
10 aid in the furtherance Of the project.
and fSnTn II, to 81 the Most Excellent %
wsS h@So ~ such to e@RSy % b labor
needing employment. with their special expert
nd hoped n Rs Wav To bring the two
but BrS fnSS %hs
will be simply another added advantage to
Artisans order.
The monthly session of Lehigh Assembly.
visitation of a delegation from Dorian As
sembly. After the business session. refresh
upon & for .i the time toO Sr the thoughts
ries of this mundane sphere.
st; Johns Assembly, No; 49, will hold its
in Baker Post Hall i4l7 RinT coumSia eSsas avenue;
Five candidates will be on hand for ,initia,
i exceednay Keen and BOTH are N urging 1aS taeI
members 70 make all possible efforts to cap
In the frst quarter of the present year St.
greater number than any other two assem-
blies initiated during the same period.
night EDWARD s James catte VIII dsTST sGerrSw a%
address TO the members and friends.
Which aS osa fSan vss fPs
Chester Assembly. No. ls, Tuesday eyeninE
and Thursday evening Germantown Assem-
ansSa ladies hight at the Central m BraSeh. nStG
Wednesday evening the Committee on Exten-
sion and Welfare will hold its first regular
meeting.
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Supreme Commander Sir Joseph Tracy was
an Interested spectator at recent drill OF
ne SELECT degree o6e team a5pSinted to initiate a
!. fhs team was selected from the willing
G.. Sir FFeyi ca & LSdy 1ytys.2a I2aekegy; g; Y C. Lady
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