Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20
I.O.O.F. RECEPTIONS
TO ENLISTED MEMBERS
Two Branches of the Order
Alternating in Honoring the
Boys in Blue

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blue and gray under the chairmanship OF
Brother Litch1eld, and the event compared
tavorably with the previous efforts to please
the guests Addresses were made by Grand
Master Montgomery. Grand Secretary Han
Grand Marshal Stephens and Charles c.
Bulkeley,, Frank p. Sherry extending the
words of welcome. Recitatlons were given
by William Mem. Gull, stories told by
Thomas NJ. Wonderley, Jr, A. II. Jeneries'
William II. Heppard, James IL. Muldoon
and Julius Mountney; songs by Herbert
Johnson, U. S. N, and chorus singing.
The qdsc through committes c9mPG1ed Of
grand master fine silk umbrella Other mem
gcs X o pTaH rain PEs'RR E RmSy Thomas m gmpSres
T. kiefSsaGk j. f. Croft Jawes no TTIS9sshtoa IISs6b
p Wagner Charles Fisher NJ. c. MeyRSsrry' A.
nccioy Charles 4 fbSInS bgnSam. Hcser n
Matthews charles Alien, Is. +. Wynn, 4. Hay
Ee'fFs Fusiol BSSSS@an f,.S & TyRn j4
Charles, A. HauF Jr.. PRliip Roth, w. G. Eighl-
h n Abbott, r.. Bolton j. F. Gundorman c. s.
Theresa Rsbscca L9dss he'd no trouble nHS S,T IN
boys WIG know how. well the ladies' can please s
lowinr talent: Miss Hapey. vocal solo; Mrs I,.
STss asq cSm@ Rr'Gt Harry nR2o e. f HaG
gstrqie Talk talk, ls' Anna stewart popgiSr SONGS
ss%STn the Tsh senator Ra92 Marian soa Fcc
SOLO! Pear FoE vdcs' DS'S soo 1910 Ann" INN
Tho lodge Committee was was compossd Of Miss Miss
Miss Jacobs, Miss Sleeper, Mrs, wall, NJ and
Among The Enss srT9% weTd TH3 Grand sessy Hall
Harry g stephens. Ed Ritter. Charles e BukSgf-
ESrt ,Gor%aa cFsfiss MST%Ds jG3s}SP6 PER-
Hamilton, John Johnston, orvii% g: Stebf6inss'
T2s Ts5 RdFers s TS@THs S9SI%e BCE bTGf
Alexander Wilson, p; W Aneker. y. Holden,
Hitter XIX o. william hSgr Md% 2ooEi Gun G. 'frnbn r s. Rehard
son, John John NJ Dele John Ro93 John Maseley'
Ivy Lodge. No. 2o5, on Monday night held
!ntcTestlng .qf the series in honor of me
n the United Ssy6HS mates Sye rd The @ RH
rep vSTy grS S'Tft III Phf
SiS"'e excmraed nroc oSrS Ssnddatss R
highly efficient men999r. BrGthers saund5e,rs 5,.,-
warm commendation. p. q Joseph F. Calhoun,
OF wv. took charge Of the reception
=, After several ssections by the Ivy orchestra;
| nrother, Fred Rhodes sang, solos, REV. Brother
W. y. GrgenwSy, OF Ivy Lodge pastor 81 Castor
| "America--G9ds Country" which was cnthusi-
man With The he biz voice, then rendered bas ass
solo, and brother james Treston q tenor solo
also sang, and the audience sang the star
ira. Remarks were also made by Grand Mar
| shat stephens, william {. Hubhs D. u. G. NJ
IL. Wilson. decree master OF Ivy Lodge. Smokes
Among those present were Brothers Halmer
l. B9keT Eap Clqirs Iy,,,f WIS Henry Fox n Lex
william e skillman. Wimlngton, Del Il Henry
w,iSy' or PttsmrGb and prctbers WadS1 iGSw EcE
hardt, Hardcaste. Bunt. Suess, Sherry, Mills
The he last , reception and smoker FOR ths boys
trIc LODGES Fro and Io%SSorasHe ~ sHe niln ois u.s.
dHesday ntssht under the charm msnship q Frank
q wsSo%e, WAS. extended by Robert Love, 10 %o j
the ODD EeoTs Home to about 2So members
Master MontgomeTy, Grand Secretary Hall
Brother James MSbowsp a'GS rdSitStions asrSS; 5;
hTothsF o5d nn'EeT sI ana I33nn 3 vocal solo,
Moore. John and Robert Nsslcy and Anthon,
"a. Iea S 2sPr qsPs f2g ss y Harry SsT5q
| Perry. Gillin, OLSEN Krause and Heppard wer,
a-SI Merchants LED I9,93ge; No 2s3; Conferred tn,
shape and the work worthy %, favorable com
mSendato1, Brother Walter starr who Is +
Uniform @ na Brother DawboF. Of Clifton, Aria,
% bs
5 eT ana WIZ 99mI Sn q oGsrs for the
for third member is anticipated at the election
Mile Lodge. conferred the FIRST degree on Nv
the WORK The nomination and Slaction OF f'I of
GERS tonight and next week will bring the regu
lar seasons attendances. The second degree vii
be put on tonight
Spring Garden Lodge, No. 10, with goo
attendance outlined the work for the fan ca m
Probnbe Son give @ Outlook r sood Sod m
a IF the sSd dvf6cq s2n o hd aSFs
efforts The workers are getting bark into har
The absence Of the boys in the service the az
tendance has been good an al9ng. The instal
meetings will take out all the extra business
work We T and the prospects are good for busy faI
NasTya IqdFe S9 S9s 22t held ySgy success
sEsh Rapat cbnT pssS OF
Cb Bernnbas Epseop SRa "a
; church sang President sipps expressed HI
uSTf' The WORKERS Of No 224 are prepsring for tn
blanchard There are now more more ambitious I9G, an
f'fRs fRs Is % Tyn Of H' sSd sana
D | brothers in the line Of auoit pitching will b
Wayne Lodge No. 8, has adopted the sus
sesSi9 sGsSiSp service SI Es fund to assist in koepins
standing all IN mem6Grs epTcd n So po n Fedsrs der
| The second degree team under it's captain, Fred
Ts de or on E t9s De an IN r
95SsF m6mbeTs G %9E U wayna odse SdG
| monthly meeting after the lodge closed to al,
!. | Cuss the good OF the order and arrange for
| year OF activity in Wayne Lodge.
o Kenderton Lodge, No. 266. made the follow
| IpE nom nations on Tuesday evening. n. G
r | George IT. Lohr; V. g., Simon Reece; thrC
. | member relief c, V. Barndt, Charles Ruch 7
r | d williams, Wesley Williams secretar!
. Alexander R. Harvey; tTeasggreer W II Zin
| Tomiinson; representative odd Fellows HON
\. | Wannopi trustee, Joseph S. Tomlinson.
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. East Park Lodge, No. 1912 conferred n
. | arsf degree IN full form on Theodore +.
u Ponto and Walter Brown. Nominations wei
"a | made as follows: N. g., Monroe +. Reedy j. C
= | CHARLES q. Anderson; secretary, Lewis A. Mei
gle; treasurer, Dr, Frederick A. Brill; represei
OrphanaEe, W. u Thomas and Henry W. Gf
tT,istse Henry w. Gift and W. e. Thoma
tbjrd. member relief, George Beck, James
| NcNeary Harry q. Huder, L. u. Gilbert.
(. HCTbert Jones William J. Johnston and Frar
q D. Huder. The officers elected next week wi
2 stan OF Spring Garden Lodge.
II pbuanthropic Lodge, No 15 received a reno
i ! sror, the ambulance corps at Allentown IN,
~ | Rrother Petite. who has been In the hospit
70 since June is much improved and also woi
fbat Lieutenant Raken has been promoted. an
Il has organized a band Of music mus Tor !conce
,5 | Prothers George Burton, Charles Chathar
20 | Charles Haselberg and W. Lowery ana 9th
y | arttys members of former DAYS were wa rnn
~ | rcceived Nominations resulted follows.
y O. paul Fislds 6sqis, e. r. sbs,Eis L EHisckmsn; thT
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