Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-04
ENLISTED MEN AT
REBEKAH LODGES
odd Fellows Receptions and
Sniokers--The Schedule for
October-Bo Boosters Session

merits Tor October go to the lodgerooms
where the feminine managements- know so
well. how to care for the young homeless
patriots:
Saturday. October 1s - Elsie Rebekah
Lodge, No. S04, s4s Main street Darby
GOOD music. songs, stories, recitatious and
cakewalk. Come. bring another good fellow
with you and spend a pleasant evening with
the ladies.
Saturday. October 2O--A Joint meeting
under the auspices Of Mary n. Ring
Rebekah Lodge, No. 467, and Roxborough
Lodge, No. Sc, Ridge and Lyceum avenues,
Roxborough. Good music, old, sweet songs,
good stories, recitations, etc. The ladies
Will make 1t interesting for the boys.
Saturday, October 27--Lizette Rowe
Rebekah Lodge, No. 1877. Amber and Norris
streets. Good music old and new songs,
good stories, recitations cakewalk, etc.
These ladies will vie with their sisters In
the provision of good things.
The open meeting and smoker held in the
BANQUET room Of Orphans Rest Lodge ana
Pilgrims' Home Encampment, OF Darby, must
far held and the committee in charge deserves
great credit for the splendid program which
art irish songs and stories; Jules Marron. He
Miss May Roberts, @ sInsIng fS'Si and d"ncng Gus
Bohn. magielan; George Ball songs; william
song: William leopard, recitation; Grand Mas
ter Robert w. Montgomery, patriotic address;
guests were p. q, P. samuel II Pope a. H.
M"Swtsd wonderS HSrry r Hfssf % + H. George Pows
Joseph w. Rogers. Charles NJ EntWtstie: VII
Dhens Harry Tarbottom and William Russell
One ot the best open meetings and e1tsrtaIn,
% held IN the Cdss ,s gs6 Of 1s sSS R9
caster avenue. Refreshments were served by the
ladies. and the following program ARRANGED
orchestra. banjo solo by Miss S Buen, vocal
rects lion i BY MIS- Nun Ca Sampfre girls singing
snd dancing, solo by Miss Mss, MTSre % sole 1, by Mr. Mr.
guests were Grand Secretary Usher 4 Hail and
Gye Sag Mary wi foMS R2SeT b wey rhoma a. o
ronghs; Charles (; BorneT Charles p VAN
81 wOnderiy, Jr., Thomas Mendham. The com
mittee in charge was Sisters Weston. DAILY,
Wright, Wandless. Wilson, Fenton, Burrows,
n Hannabery, L. Hannsbery. SUMPTION and
Eva Folwell. Dancing took up the latter part
The b9o,ters' committee Of the ,drst, second
way Building. with p. q. Frank 'shurrnan pre-
Indicating that the members were taking hold Of
the work work with H. more zeal and ambti9n On than an
M e A a tSs has rsnS St g under der to
n fsrnshins the % meUbeTs SpS Of the "e order in the
service Of the Governuly lynt with Testament or
se rseept ho oGG adrf Fellows poGs oGse i0r h as
to SaSsn be STrd holds nnST IDEA 81 s
e means OF identtacatlon for the enlisted
grand master before this committee com
Chairman shuman submitted an elaborate
Plan BY which & each f, Of the eighteen LODGES In
winter for the purpose Of maintaining a closer
social and fraternal sprit and II requested the
ssnddsteS hand 'o"aF in adGton to hs any any
bundle of sticks & shall ali Accompany the S vsItns api
.o9se, , WIN pieSes pS OF poetry Al, Ihese are pre-;
and he places his signature on an attached
ssheeit sshe to to show that II has been received. Then
sed through all the lodges in the three dis
The members, of the boosters committee are
order, by the dstEict deputy grand masters OF
bers OF the indyidSal lodges These brothers
will constitute an instruction committee. which
the the G s
+; The sebon Of nc6n @ wsS decided ths p9Saf Sa
the visitations between the various lodges be.
With the Tsr PlG 9ng the Weaker
Ssm Lodge viii Be visited by y" spring r GaTden arden
viii tn be S'@S ne RoSm Of The E. FSp%ny S2ii @1s
next Mionday, night and the attendance and
The boys n blue received ROYAL greeting
oa9e sse SS omR9ed nG PtsT & II Forth Ct @
a. Girard avenue and Hutchinson street. Chair
ara p W. AnsReT eg HoHTT PE9
patriotic songs; Martin Bryde Y s. n solo:
HEIH JU5H SSnson SSnsn
tyleks with an apple; John A. Peterson. address;
brother wicke's Orchestra. SUITES MUSIC by
Of mef wo6 FsTH
TStIsT' Mi'hssi CaTlin Albert waz. Morris
gen Jorgenser' Frank Hoffman.
~ ThS foilowInF officer. Of RoxhoronVh Lodge.
Noble Grand William Kahle;, vice rrand. Cal.
Treasurer, Richard Cone third msrhor 'F'rs or rs!
noplss w bc performed rext saturdsy GTSi cGrSt
BY ID: D. g. NJ. William L. KENNEDY. Of the
No us with the aid s'P Hs crGeRt Gi Fa%G sta Lodge
MnIs TodTs. s. No. 1000. conferred The third de-
itself and the de%ree "ster i% 'a GaorTs d sre to
Rer nsiore & an Tssemheee rs, ~ than 100
ttsrotsers HarC,S Hone Hllshoro, Tn Chnrios
SanandaiTua M " ". Ciyde 's% sCottG O. xSI;an MGn
psr,ai fnSIs VIII arge delegation r-o In.
we're fG'Ioys NoS srsnd RevmonS wn,sIi Esd
sInes trsss-er p Eeidal ISudan; third hSrrw mem: n:
p.nsehmHrn sorn ~ Weir Trustee GEORGE
F,;s,r a;.,, RGey; representative 10 oTphanassee,,
T1,olisht being Installation Of otacors ,ro~.
snrc,Ina~1 VII he wSrs SrsvsS sgt h on October me
Of the initiatOry degree '"' presentation
sprIr- Garden lodge No M r.s o,.,
rsv months term OF very siccess,,, as as closed
eld"d aVer hv an Rhia inn-NrtiaI ofacnrN' uIt-
ave M 20 ,HS onnor.,'nites of his office ard zeal
ecnstitutiapai 9h'i@atinns Tho lodge ,t,t ny or
sent 70 the -eti-in" post grand Georgs stayasrr sr
nHst k5IfnHS ie.'"l The nrOsnacts Fcr the ~,
row ofncera w!ll carrv m th~ rood 49,. ""
Fcrd according to sn-ing Gardan,s c,s,oN orN Cwt- 1
cteeers-eleet sc; Noble prn ~ rioo--a r.o.I, INC
l.f win,;n x smmnnsp p'sa saorefTTy TpffSar I IT, 70.
MacD0nneus t-eesnrer. Franz p sando-s,.a - Iy
Zee master. William Sgmcnd: tr,tssNe "a =, "
IhoTy,,nscn; epr-tentativa - G-"~d I,odgs -
g Farry VI Moo-e; ro~resantat tive ore norna y.
board. 70. q. Jacob = TTenSn-sor,' w. ra cemetery
tive odd Fellows HOMO r0b- NJ rcaS.I11tSS- "a
fer-rsent8fi~e o-nNanP~a. p. a r4~~nb ft.,rek'
TIC nov ofhrerr win ha ins.attod b,, an,
sseti"T "+rT Of Kens'1~ton Tod~e No "'oso
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nnorr me hlc and fa'thf'tI worker n ~ rssk
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sygrrsen. F~~>nk p. ss-ders: eRSpIstr eipnrick;
kurte; INSIDE f-ttard. Iauros Carua - o,r,-tssn
guard, John Deitrick; marshal Harry r. Nfooraae
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