Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-16

movements for the advancement of
Odd Fellowship.
Mary johnson Rebekah Lodge, 1862,
though located away down at Seventy
nrst and Woodland avenue. held one OF
the largest and most successful receptions
for the boys in blue and gray in the
schedule of these events. II has been
established that the ladies are the attrac-
tion, for there were enough to give the
boys personal attention and association
IN the joint cakewalk and dancing. win
District President Ada Gorsuch, secretary
Mrs. S. w. Matsinger and the ladies' OF
the lodge committee who furnished re-
freshments, every effort was made for the
thorough enjoyment of the guests. Bro'her
Litchfeld served as chairman
sCns reeiision ef Included thssE Seisy sTG'hGrs Gny
ssas Sntser ssSrfhisry ssS Harry Hall Raie Of a@
ESf fS Rsy and Of e & ASssS5 i1ssp6
rGturps Ernest Holden lam q ImPeTs GSorSf Of
Sseias Sossph FsSa9 F5%iseiRi@S srTy HSrTy
Tar Sl Rasc htS of
Ws 4odp. 2 P JIs.Dhf J frsasTy Sa@aS Tt Hunrr
a. ,Ss S S S:nss ss who Were sdS g a
ETSSSs EIssSs Mr.: Mr.: Il harg Hol9S;~@Ss H5s %
RSssEs SSs MaHamse Mss S LSi Mrs, MIA %
ID A. Wallace. Mrs. Idle Lewis. Mrs Mary Mary
Generan. Mrs. ina Hensran' Miss Belle Bell iI Nsl-
Mary Henry and Mrs s. W. Mats'nser' So're-
The entertainment and smoker for the boys
Tie auspices OF Imperial. Spring Garden and
Mile Lodges. was. huge Success ,arr Tns Somic are
e follows: Joshua Li,ehhed .enerai sar ensrnaF +
5Ps,a ana 81 It. rice sps Garden
tseaHarry Mo9Te. II; r MaGpoTPala and Ra,,iy II.
usorss sraseimann. ~, Heidel L9uden, II; c.
nDsa W,am Sds and Al M's + farin r. Richardson" s.
3 sH osG sGd ed%s
@Ssisa ass y W,iila% i:dsa; si%p: ps
ssnss BY Harry Hamilton. % Purity Iiodss ode and and
SlstinE Of " badTn m,cnssn Il Esr,eG% saio ~ u
Presentation Of OF an american nag 10 James Me;
ey James m Armstrons. Of Protection Lodge; song
BY =; Toreno Of Spring Garden; address i! by
iosnua Litehdeid; address BY, brother Harry
r. q. Bukeley.. OF Hamilton Lodge, 49,.
man s sS asr Waters s wsy wa% RTRssF
Sull: ThSmss A. SSa' W05Sderley' sr ran d. u. 9; IN NJ,
onS dsose sisPas%s 81 Ss
Of Taunton, Mass; y; B., Lewis, Of oxford ford
oSps ss'VG os Good Albert Ko5b
Kesrsargei Dudley Tice oryiile s,s66ins and md
sTsnaals John ana Dan Wq Of GSumGan
ration ffs from Theresa RebskSh Lodge. anu 0''
cincinnatgs Lodge. No: 20s. conducted sue sue
ssiui smoker % ana aY Tor b 1me nTd so
gram OF speech, song. music and story was fur
No. "' EOS. with Gw Secretary Iitchfeid acting % a.
chairman: Grand Secretary Hall Grand Marsha
ssntativs wa,Sins 81 Beacon; Pesree Msstel sts
' B. D. 3. M, % of kenderion; s - Secretary Water TERI
and Brothers Burchard, Bollag and Hall. q
aicster, aiS Of Imperial % Il G. Crawford Of Purity
John Ellis and Dave Morrison, OF Metropotan
eehafer and John Bentham. OF Mutual Friends
Sruee Lewis. Of oxford; A. g. MANDY OF Mile
General steuben. There were other visitors
eniisted members this month; At Merchants
Lodge, Parkway building. t2morrow tomorrow night; a
strset. on Tuesday night next, August II, an
.t naSa raIk kSass Sas sa' Ess on Ss
Lodge, Frankford. last night. will be reporte
n,s CALIFORNIAN on M Lodge No 100 added snSthe
Zen OF Uncle sans navy boys were given a'GiS II
iSsistS1y IN ta fern and she three dssTsss
Master Charles d. Hamilton. whose continue
tions seemed to be % perfee. and he reetTe RSs
promp.. and hearty csm@e qdatiGn; Beside
we're = q Eiehaed y AretufSs Php Thomp SnST
sSprsssiens 81 spPrssiatiOP Of The exe%DiifS nH d
%Sss.l Y X. wsisS$s SsPsr. sSS
sos whose 'sf rGmn na
6 the nS q Z
serysa @ BOOST spirit and enthuassm Sne'h in 9 e
sS assist S tie smoker PRs
80 aby ns ssi aieSgnan S ifhs Viii doh
ns iSs BSosy n visiting ohss odss
(, tdox psSs Snt Nor POO viii da%sT me-
Hssier oeorse D. Craig and his stan ylli be i
70 drse Ra ass Rsos Min
Welcomed on Friday nights. sixth floor Park
spring Garden Lodge. No. 90. maintains
oood attendance, including some OF Uncle Sam
: BOYS. Applications for the fan campaign ar
y ss1 September a. In the usual, auiet, efectiv
way. No. 90 takes share In the work OF en-
sscsivs sxprsssions Of approval and feel Y' aS tsa
fsqllts are appreciated by those in whose be
1 ha1f the efforts are advanced. An interestin
Iort Of the meetings is the reading Of letter
4om nembers serving In local and forsigl
~ AFcturus Lodge had an attendance Of thirty
4 ~ last Friday night, very good showing 10
| 1)G-August. Brother Clayton Clark sent wor
HAT he would have six applications for mem
N bor9hip In few weeks. with the hope OF
Aoom for No 50. The committee appointed 4
11nsdcr the matter OF maintaining the mem
K; &1gn1ip OF enlisted members Is ready TO re
" Uor< plan of operation which will proba bI
1oerfye the support Of the lodge tomorrow night
mt lodge conducted at Belmont Mansion yes
1&r6ay~ picnic for the children OF the orphan
~ a senerous contribution for expenses wa
G511e and the ladies' auxiliary furnished al
& ~ DQod thinks to eat. games and entertain
10k apd ths children enjoyed probably IN
~ they ever had Of this kind. ~
@ .Xrc<urrg. Installing stan. which has n
~ ~ taaQtafion OF dolnE the worH viii
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