Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-16
ANNUAL OUTING OF THE
A. 0. M. P. FREE TO ALL
Tickets to Artisan Day Games
and Copies of Monthly Paper
Sent to. Members

a committee composed Of Brothers Her
man Meyer. George p. Lott and G. II.
Evans appealed to the board OF directors
to take over the annual Artisan Day as an
order function with FREQ admission, under
the management OF the Artisans Athletic
Association. The committee made very
favorable impression and II was unani-
mously agreed to comply with the request.
The date In June and place have not yet
been fixed but will be decided this week,
and tickets circulated throughout the order.
The Artisan Day games have become the
leading outdoor event in the city and with
free admission there will be an immense
crowd to witness the high-gfade competi-
ton presented.
was decided TO decline applicants engaged in
military or naval service or employees rsa ~ naNs
rs are I or stored al
in the manufaslure or hsndiinE 9f s.plSsiiysss s.piyss
and firearms Every applicant VIII be reanire,d
engaging in any Of these yocations afte; gain
ing admission and is killed or injured whiie IN
tho service or as consequence.
Beginning with the June issue THE Artisan
order This is in pursuance OF the adoption Of
&' the 4sssss s d the n
The board Of directors believes that IL WIZ oe
order nd fnss %s%f fGG for
necessary for this circulation. The yearly cost
request tho assemblies that are now subscrib-
ye tS%sfa the the e%s of he
The omGIal visits for THIS week are Tuesday sHs
ming, Fox Chase No. ~
tations to the recorders OF all the assemblies
70 ION nm at 1nner at ne bnshSm noetant S
Items of business will be brought up for discus
sion ana action.
Fidelity Assembly had big sttendanS,e. and no
approved examination papers Of four candidates ,ss
''stunts imitation by the Penn CLUB Of No; 3:
surprise and merriment evoked by the exhibit
ton to soes1 ss
| ing worker OF the visiting team.
team c: Sa
high single and he Knight 81, and ID saehrsn ss lss
team is ' ready m for the leaders Of Class D and
Mayor. who is a member Of this assembly, gave
sound tax on mombsrship s incresse ,Sn hkenihs
site for success is the acquisition of new busi-
and steady ySHrS ,s so tha1 hs
| only equal to that OF former years. but must
Deputy naa Johnson sappemented effective
! ;,ons along the same line, with the result that
three sSes or cubs By the
officers for contest in hrr seTSrns Sa
ments, seven good motion picture reels were
| greatly enjoyed.
West Philadelphia Assembly enrolled two can
didates, the initiatory ceremony by the chaiI
| ]. O. Haywood, being most excellently performed
and tho thoroughly artistic assistance Of the
TSs HSser new pepug F. ~ %oftus g. Arm
strong; of Fidelity Assembly. presented 1 his ere cre
dentials and he was warmly received, He indi
Gated his belief in the line of work that counts
T0 Srees rfs eT the InS o the
lie offered what other assemblies know, TO bt
upon the entrance. Of the next three candidates
and a poem upon 'any topic suggested for hV'
A delegation from hardwood Assembly. oyel
which No. has extended a special gueTdianship
PRESSED the thanks Of his
erous Hospitality enjoyed Brother Td W. M mb,, sarSs
II s. a. %saon
and the warmth Of hs we1%s indicate
McConnei' % the @ devoted counselor and guide o
% order az one gave Of evsenes ths Uf the
teal service OF ''sad hand committee dur
'f In VI" addition to the substantial eats" tn,
feature OF the entertaipment was furnished b;
Marvin manra and his ShSrus baap n pTosTan M
Falls Groetznger and Doctor Hanna separately
s the s Th re IN
success OF this assembly. and gained a VICE
s IN crsnnate snS OF No
| he donates not only his trained musicai taient
| instrumental as wei as Nocai' puN 80
| tho spirit and enthusiasm Of genuine Artisan
qualities that are not usually evident among the
| musical attachments OF lodge ORGANIZATIONS
| Doctor Hanna announced the main features
of an entertainment for ladies' night, TO be giver
| ON April 90 promising efforts for a successful
| program and urging the attendance OF members
friends. The hall is at 1880 Lancaster avenue
| Lehigh Assembly will hold the annual dinner
| at 1870 North Broad street next Thursday
| night the 1916 producers being the quests OF
| guests Several candidates will be admitted
| at the meeting next Friday night. The work,
| ers are TO make drive for new members ano
| intend to put ''tobasco sauce In the campaign
| by organizing a troop TO be known as Jack
| son and Jordan's Candidate Chasers.'
| { The recital by the Commonwealth Quartet al
| Estey Hall next Thursday evening. for the
benefit OF the Assembly contingent fund prom,
C. Christie. Albert 4. Huver and Robert A.
| Jack are soloists of reputation and Will have
| the assistance of Maybelle H. Berretta. con-
tralto. aud Albert II. Eayre. pianist.
Prospect Park Assembly. the fraternal home
| Of NJ e. NJ. A.. Jordan. viii dispose of its
| business meeting quickly tonight to make way
| southwestern Assembly will entertain on
| Thursday night delegations from Girard and
| The membership committee of Oak Lane As
| semhly, composed of Alfred J. Kelley, chair.
man; Rabbit Morris; George Y. Kurtz. III 5. Fox