Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-15
ARTISANS ORDER
Service of Faithful Member OF
Fidelity Assembly-official Visitations

decorations colored clown caps, false faces,
ginger cake, cider, apples, etc Superin-
tendent McNair made a report on the action
OF the war conference, the recorder not
having received the Informative communi-
cation from the NJ. T. recorder. Solicitor
Taylor supplemented the report by de-
tailed explanation OF the conference $
recommendation and OF the necessity OF
making every reasonable effort 20 keep on
the rolls all members in the service, espe-
cially in view Of the liberal life insurance
grant by tho Government Recorder Simp-
son said that he was endeavoring TO secure
the names OF brothers In tho service and
was requested TO publish the names Of all
delinqusnts I'm tho monthly Gazette
a formal invitation to visit Underdown As;
semby at the next meeting was received and
dsiogation 70 GS't 81 JOINS Assembly .of which he
Whom aS's 'tsS bu was By Broher
ness ness Gt PGoFressye AsssmSy s Five PeI,toT9ni
service was T,S Rsd % Tor the he late brother Thomas
erSS bocSr ManerfSeRR for s!lfG Tems TRGn
ture Of the entertainment was the comiesl en-
0faySs 81 ySsr nsnGs HG oSTs Snd GS ind
SSysrsq cove go with houT The & stnSie96 vocal quartet
: 4 notable incident is that Brother William n.
biy has not missed a meeting in the last
twenty-five years.
West Philadelphia Assembly had seventy-ive
9Srd GsaTes Ss R nnSR a%Sd SSd Ramona Ma5so
from hardwood Assembly and Edward Peters
mee MS w6SR SS hS Gns Psn an pod9 b
needy membS aT VIII 0PG Apply The same care to
members called TO the service Of tho Govern,
sme new W. war songs S IA Rs nne cRorss and
Sses % s Is Pont II NE cs
nmen R y d s6 RhF m soon ono is BenE taked
about.
Northwestern Assembly turned out 1856 MON;
hers hers Including dslsgat9ns on. from LinWyood and m
expression Of their appreciation Of the work W
Deputy Cy Evans. member OF Northwestern
Meyer. G. W. Evans. Master Artisan schultz
and J. T, Rcincr OF Frankford; Brothers Nell
Vocal favors hv Brothers Webb, Boyd. Garrity,
hishy cfGicnt y Frankford Guartct and violin Sc
lections OF William Geiger were heartily en-
Deputy Hubbs offered ye-dollar gold piece
10 70. The member putting in the most candidates
SPECIAL 5 trolley car to the Gresthead reunion At
tiate several candidates there.
Warm sTe tG p oe.
Chalmers, voorhees,. Cox, Mari and Editor
fRd bs ss9d cheer There we're ten o5 past masters of
stmbly shall give prize valued at So to the
bgnGer ber noo, whose name is drawn & at the Noyem-
duce ten candidates.
waverly Assembly made an appropriation of
$40 to the fund in the hands OF tho NJ. e. Re.
assemblies in caring s' for the et needy mSmbers in
OF RrSbaTrn. R,0HeTnnent a service c1mmies composed
Recorder Ilelverson was assigned to the duty
OF looking after the application Of such broth
prize Of an umbrella, which was won BY Brother
Morgan Engleman.
Colllngswood, Assembly following the recon-
through the contingent fund OF the needy
orother IN Government service, The assembly
rs paying the % per cent extra for the men in
The quartet gave a surprise minstrel show,
a SIR
prise from the standpoint that it had not been
announced. They announced that they were
going TO give surprise musical entertainment.
ana me quartet consisting of George Koch. II.
w. Neatch p. II. Gabraith and J. J. Richards,
assisted by George Bendell. gave a fine minstrel
=. The officers rehearscd the initiatory worl,
preparattory to the threeY,cornered contest be-
tween Haddon. Hadd9n Heights and Colngs;
Monday night in November at Haddon Assem-
bly,, Haddonfeld.
The "Greathead Seven" Adelphia, Bartram.
ern and Passyqnk win meet in annual reunion
IL is probable that the capacity of the hall will
be taxed.
In connection with the mendation OF
| the war conference Passyunk Assembly, in re
corder, stated that, the recorder OF the assembly
had ALREADY been INSTRUCTED to arrange to take
to furnish @ any any necessary nee personal assistance
| ies. An Artisan ring has been presented to
each member on the honor roll.
a \ lts
BY tis' headed by Deputy Edwin n Mayor. iSO in
II special performance. decorations. etc, were
enjoyed.
The October meeting Of Lehigh Assembly will
mold Itself into good old reyiyal meeting.
TO make good fighting men they must be well
Sa to be- eon @ Es G
lieyes9 in the same policy, and so at the October
and oiled by an old fashioned menu. To add a
little more color 70 the occasion Brothers Earl Earl
socker viii iiOS extend their vocal powers ably
assisted by Watt Applin as accompanis
Brother l.. +. Hess being the recommendcr
Captain Dick Lewis is busily engaged shaping
Ills ' first team IS Virtually compieted but the
second squad has large number number Of @ asprssnts ants
cation will be taken down to Haddon Heights
cs ssds fEe the Pa annual Tennlon Of the Greathead
Seven" tomorrow night.
ton n' the ofaeers elected were: President vii
liam Taxis, OF Harmony Assembly; vice pres-
secretary L. =, Knapp, Of LehEh Assembly
and treasurer w. Harrison TS Patton; Of south dh
RsSG ssSfeen ass.mbeS divided into three sections
Section 4 will, be composed of six teams, roll
ing scratch. and their games Will be rolled at
I'll" section B viii be composed Of eight teams,
rolling UR4SdiSaR, %t, he Terminal Alleys:
constitute a committee to draft rules and ar.
The foliowins assemblies were represented at
the initial mSStiGS; TndeTPSown ASSsphi North
SSH1's towR southwestern. Oak Lane BeTtram Fdsi
Paul. Girard. Energetic and William Patton,
The season will open on October "a.
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