Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-09
PATRIOTIC GIFTS IN
PASSYUNK ASSEMBLY
Home Night and Cheers for Pal
myra Assembly's Big Under
taking for the A. o. NJ. P.


Deputy Phil Arnold turning over to Squire"
Them, OF Energetic Assembly, the honor OF
presenting the button. Doctor McMonigal,
who is now second Lieutenant In the medical
corps, and Chief Yeoman Strawbridge. OF
The naval service in white uniform, were
present. These brothers and about a dozen
others engaged in the Government service
were presented or will be each with an Ar
tisan ring. This feature created great en-
thusiasm, and wave OF patriotism fol-
lowed every presentation. bringing all OF
the seventy-eight members present to their
feet In the singing OF the Star Spangled
Banner" The occasion was known as
''Home Night" and. every member present
felt free to contribute something In the
way OF enjoyment, much talent heretofore
unknown being brought forward IL was
one Of the greatest meetings in the history
Of Passyunk Deputy Arnold did his Bit as
usual.
was made Tor the Headquarters Of the, south
Phlladeiphia Club Of Artisans a subsidiary { OF
.sSSu1F .smSSEss S"e we're enjoyed until late hour.
snnoy3ps the results Of the events ftsyS On
remarked that one Of the event., had not ,,,l up
S s thS5 run '@e Be sSed Sfe Sat BToher5 GIBSON
Roos OF Passyunk, and the squire OF Ener-
we're ~sTs SSns wiTS iRRTSb RTggsb o. home aP
With Brother hS s Then bTon IN The rSs Saa W" p the
inOfI II his ''fiVSer" The ana viii be announced at
the next session u Passyunk,
Three cheers for PALMYRA Assembly" were WEI,
sounded at hs session OF TnSyy F&SsyHh IN
with Conductor Eadon, visited No. 3s 70 &c, &C.
hip' SSR nsas asm sStHrda TlS9 3g2
.'BiIr' Heyde. Prince Of Passyunk,I a. urged 5sd
ess reeelyed tS he oreiS reeosnition OF ne board
9I directors % ana as VIII T's be mudh in evidence
Brother Frank Roos has been challenged to
guard eSard against sS' running afouI q the game laws
Will &c sspOPef 40 WIN M SS aBy asscd By
s,oD s ovis sba B4SbeT JAKE al PEhsyu"N Eax
Progressive Assembly had a spirited patriotic
wiz ES9bST TSbsr 6sm PG and
abort, inspiring and eloquent 2raupn Sa, ON nf
Dorian Assembly.
The subject Of looking after the fraternal in
ment service S tse proyoked discussion in which
Brothers Hub5s Lipsey kef,ns A1Eft' swan S5s
n5s t Pqt Il The hands TneT qt
and Swain. appointed by. NJ, 4. Gray. TO CON
slider the whole subject ana report rec Tiscom- an-
stmepts III the service and yelled 9is farewell ,r
N hapPyd 9pilnisIS snS racltcd very effedtiVSIy
fGaiye US s'Si Men" .T'N "''N ''''''
No e. rSstsTSS sTndS uSE E ARo ass ant arssa @
aon TO s the Ss sSseRey tRe Pa
%ickss. sugsrinseHdgnt william W!ii;, Iaspse'
served.
Underdown Assembly had a good time even on
warm evening In the absence Of m DePu,y RoS S1i 10
The candidate The proposition made at tho
June meeting TO take care Of the dues Of en-
tsh@eRt meSTrs Gomme d U Of H0s he FUND
was rejected and resolution was adopted rec
ommending the appointment Of n committee TO
investigate any case Of distress arising from
war conditions and report for relief In the
most acceptable way
Brother Neil reported on the Artisan Day
meet. Recorder Finney and Brother Eadon, of
cation to their picnic and games on saturday
next, and were told that underdown would send
a baseball team TO cope with club from North.
western Assembly. Chairman Harry Otter, of
Eram Of qnoits, games and refreshments and re-
ported that the winners OF the quot contest
Harry Smith, had offered a box OF cigars Il
the winner at the assembly contest; and this
NonemaksE won the attendance pTizea 6gT }S Of
ssSa5s The 1thST visitors To- were MSseF sam5
who took the opportunity to rub IL n RS on
hardwood Assembly was conducted by the
rev master artisan brother y, p. Thornton
who was installed by N. r.. heeordfr CGN' & nay, aS
inspectors chair, to which Brother John Nc
aminer McKeivin who had been regular, ana
active attendant at the meetings, was cordially
months, and was appointed chairman Of the
finance committee. He gave an inspiring talk
pressions there was a general spirit Of accora
IN the feeling OF optimism for the welfare OF
the assembly.
pS g: stisksT, Of ST. 10 Johns tlu Assembly By,
Fourth Of July. by motor trip with his family
Re ran up against Bily Cotter, Of Under.
down Assembly. and young son in camp chokins
Brother Frank b S,oGk,G;y recorder and a;
for appendicitis M at the Methodist H9SPita tn,
the order.
Apollo Assembly suffered tho absence Of Re,
e9TaeE Fred d. MercgT Who was confined c BY an
eohducted a spirited talk on loyalty, co-epera.
uon and boost versus knock on the part Of
AL members. Business was expedited to accept
ths i1yitatio1 to portiGpae II & P&rogreSssiye Sn
where the delegation was cordially received.
Palmyra Assembly viii hold its Artisan pic
mic at Palmyra on Saturday next. This occa'
organization by circular matter and by. visits
.f GOnmittses to almost limos, every eT Ph9dslRRP
have been devoted missionaries, while Recorder
campaign work and in the preparation Of the
event. All members, families and friends are
tons IN music. dancing, moving pictures, etc
sesSY intaTuss in be sfsrnnop %INsJ and ye
ning. This is designed &c, be one OF tho biggest
literally patronized
great Artisan held day festivities by Deputy NJ
=. NJ A. Brewster and family and Super
intendent Men and wife
The financial condition Of the. order for II,
quarter ending March 81 Is reported by tn,
N. y. Recorder, as follows; January l., 1917
death benefit fund, 81 007 O03.20; received from
paid for death claims, $5l $50. 90; March 81
1917. death benefit fund, Sl,1O7, 1912; gain 10
Z quarter 40,094.13: total investments, 81 ,O55,
s5oi contingent funds Of subordinate assem-
blfes. 1856 1929; paid for sick benefits frs
quarter 1917, Ss.2S0.5O membership March 81
Loyal Orange Institution
The Loyal Orangemen OF Philadelphia an
vicinity have completed arrangements for tn
327th anniversary OF the Battle OF the Boyn
70 be held at Willow Grove Park on Thursda