Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-27

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Fuller and stan win install ne eiIlssss q
conpossd q william H Nssie Albert Wore.
man man; osoree Bent and simon. p n,ns, Mc9rs; mas
Merchants Lodge No 2ss the presence !scoS5 2,
derfee N Yn torm Thomas NJ Won
derlsy Jr district deputy Of the Tenth .oISsr ps-
Goldstein. qf Bsrnsrd brown Lodge was "a ysr for
several years, promises 10 become active ,9sanin.
The ,followinE foundations were made; n; g. g.
deorsq VSiehtpej G treasurer r. D. q MortGn rep
E EssentHe sI Grand LodgS FTsnSd SibdS 1Fsiows Home
W. II. Draper. representative orphanaFe' W a"
ISyssm tRfISSseRSsiSs tRIfS member seff sfeiief Luther g
bbSiimsr Jry w n Mtchell A. D0Glstion DSTteFi W. beId
a short meeting at the close of the lodge ses-
Tomorrow evening the third dssrse, ss,os will ,vlgl h1
oo% Il H. f sonss t9rP fop SPd Sfd %e1beT
to be interesting
Wayne Lodge No. g. conferred the 1b third oTSs ae
tRs'f he foo%Ss S9Sereq qesn nfo G James cagano
c. Edmond Dubs IT secrsisTyi e rSsiSsryieth SdTRSd tSIrS
TrGn6 member n relief NichSss H. Lod ISdee No fe7
odd Fellowship.
Ivy Lodge exempllaed the beautiful degree Of
PTStheE Ss love IN ~ form 3n s follows
Noble grand. G, q, r. Mann; Vice grand HSIrdE. HsrTE
rcasurof thsTGs Meyefs trustee 4 NJ Fitch
representative Grand Lodge, w. W. Reeder ,bbffIpd
member relief James g. TrestPn The no offissTs iss
OF MereRans Fu Lodge GSE N'G headed by Past Grand
charles H. Goldey, Past Grand Hill whE no has has
years, retired at his own request His SeryII,ttbs
great regret that the lodge allowed him TO with
ara5w Among the visitors wers BT05RHI BamT0o5RnI Pan Pan
and Brother ]. +. Osterhoudt. OF C. > Gay
Lodge No. 52s, Kingston, n. j.
East Park Ledge 1872 5snaS4e s SR iH' F. P6nd !aF6
rendered under the direction Of Past GGn9nd r9aci
6a of ceT TsOacE 2Ssed GSSTes @ fooWs
Reedy, noble grand Charles O. Anderson' ryicG9
4 Br fTrS Tess1Tcr m MsnS 3 H. heS representatye
6TPhSnaee rPRa S9Ed George " BeSE third member
lief Charles O. Weber trustee %ar I9ere o the
nS g9ef Sc fT sns Gilbert IT,
officers viii be Installed by H. u. @. NJ Jacob
man nj SRafSo" SRsrcs a. e"a WS6er sSS OF OF the Vsaqn
mttee will then have his schedule resGS; SSonted
5GRIGTsF RSTas rGS9GtGa &aGaSson IT, v q James
RsasSSr RsSsS w. D. Gii6srt' RSTs Edward spetz calvin
Cameron, Robert Scott George Messer' s. NJ
nation FOR officers, which resulted IN the fol
lowing selections: Noble grand HARRY n
Wam >SS ts6n gTa"% Secretary GTs Albert ward hrd
member Of relief. Jacob Gerthe and j. william
oSd for &bdT1 SITSS nSr sch%d and
Thomas. Three members of the ladies', ,,, anNtl nt
tho ladies' of No. 10 to help organize an aux
Hilary for Philomathean
Bernard Brown Lodge, No lle5, announced,
Of the following Officers: IT, c. Roberts. noble
grand; John Sandlow. vice grand; lsadore Dick
ing secretary; Joseph Borer, treasurer; 5. Sam
uelson. representative to Grand Lodge: A fitting
Maurice ,raplingcr as noble grand, is being ar
John Sandiow, chairman Of the committee, aston
ished the brothers with his report of the elabo-
Lodge ofiGers including The gfand master, have
been pressed to come The talent will include
musical and dramatic circles.
Bernard Brown Lodge has been virtually re-
its membership. In view Of the grand masters
lection Of the members IN the government serV-
be used for raising funds and the committee
ladies are expected to. turn out in force for
delegations from NO other lodges In ADDITION 'to to
the pTogram Of talent and speeches, there will
means committee hopes that the event will be
a big boost for membership and altogether the
most memorable in the history Of the lodge.
I1enderton Lodge, No. 266. elected the fol-
yce, grand Simon ReeGe; secretary. Alexander
r. Harvey: treasurer, W. II. Zimmerman; third
member of relief, G. n. Brandt: representative
to Grand Lodge. J. s Tomllnson odd Fellows
Home, William Bunt; Orphanage, A. J.. Wan
mop; trustee, J. S. Tomnson
Walker Lodge. No. 3O8. Of Germantown held
Sunday service at the Odd Fellows Home. The
Rev Charles L. seasholes. pastor OF Falls OF
SchuyllSlll Baptist Church. preached the sermon
The singing by the large CONGREGATION. un-
der the direction OF Miss Alice Rider, orCanist
Miss Mary Master. soprano was the soloist.
\ large delesstion from Peace and Love
Lodge, No 337, down in special trolley
cars to take charge Of the Sunday services at
the odd Fellows' OrphanaEe. The Rev. w, X
Foster, pastor OF Grace Presbyterian Church
Jenkintown, delivered interesting address
The music rendered by the children $ chorus
orchestra and mandolin trio. 4 pleasing
incident was the presenting of a mandolin to
Miss Evelyn Maxwell by Robert Love, chairman
Of the education committee, on behalf OF the
managers. for her faithful work in the Orphan
age. Miss Maxwell. who was raised in the Or
phanage left Tuesday attend Ann Arbor
College Mich, having won scholarship in the
Girls High School.