Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-05

@ratfon, said donation to be at least Sl0
with the understanding that all unused por-
tions thereof shall be returned to the lodges
contributing in proportion to their contri-
| button A number of lodges have already
| sent In their contribution If your lodge has
| not done so please take the necessary ac-
| tion therefor at .our next meeting and send
your contribution to the grand secretary.
And be certain that your lodge will be
represented at the second meeting of the
| general anniversary demonstration COM
mittee to be held in this building on Satur-
| day evening, April 7, at O'Clock. 1t would
| please me very much II more than one MEM
| Der OF each lodge would be PRESENT.
Brothers, we have our hand TO the pow.
| We can't turn back. We must make this the
| greatest event our order has ever seen in
| this city. A little help from everybody will
| do 1t. May l not count on that help from
| the individual members of your lodge as
well as from its officers? Yours fraternally,
| PERRY A. SHANOR.
| Grand Master
| The Representatives. Association OF southeast
ern Pennsylvania has sent out the following
| Dear sir and brother--It has been the Gus
the fCunsns Of SS'SrSG ordSr s
America Al ,Hss by a banquet. There now appears to
tnasa The presen9 actviies in S tSis sc Section ton
susse san ver rs R r @ S noW
haye assSranGss that many memSers hereto
| taking an active part and have promised their
presence ana support
complete for the nnstse!shth annyersary aSng BAN;
@ s''f II Shi%a%py
street =, at $50 o'clock. Subscription per
tail. as 70 what the prosrsm viii consist Of;
mittee, will endsayorT to maIs every arranss-
dsriul '- order and the things it aims to accom-
| ing the attendance at the "big meeting in the
Metropolitan Opera House MAY 3,
| The banquet is not for your representative
sH' fams sSSr thaTa should at
ton H% gained G % rom Oe such 70 satkermE '' ''''
-, The committee will hold its final meeting on
GTsnd Lodse G st"e "e 'Se
fore this meeting al tickets 6 must G be seted for or
banquet barstS Yours S 'ins n f. S9'u I IT, '"e S"' " ~
soss Es.'fy E. F. sgi. Sues e fsasmfR % 59hn
Joseph NJ Tcmiin'S3. F. G.; william 6 Hubs s5
sssrfas an ahs Smm''ee '''
There will be orchestral and vocal music and
addesses BY high OFFICIALS Of the order making
Apollo Lodge had crowd last Monday night
vss F's soas1ss rs., NGTss STsns
star Lodge brought n1p,.G large escort With With
bs sffr anner oees g. James e
g. Carl Radl9S and fhrd hs memSsr S
tion ceremonies the brothers were taken down
snoSsd 5ss the 0vs
ana Bspay ii Flood %aPn%rp snd hep Of
| Franklin sherry of American Star, also gave
Interesting talks,
marks stirred anew the enthusIasm which r had had
Pfss e eaSSaaea IN o
April One reinstatement was recorded. =.
On behalf of Curtis Lodge Brother Nc
Clat n
oak e. hist9rc ~ VALLEY sca EUrge 70 ;b in5 This ap1 n
work he G the Of their Rd dny
q ad F me fS Be 4oSd RS
from and % RT9thsr Wer
also among the visitors
hird msmssr FaymSrd RrySer wntey Mr trus,ss Ws,
rothsr sSdS ana hTss baSis
Sered hsn 70 The
Cray Alfred sasqyberf sib,y w. Iodss Fsasel AN and
Tsersfh Tse shlra degree was
rG t E2ssns Gss4ss 4 s esSi
| AT the Installation Of officers tonight rather
Xii Msiso@s s he z Building ~
SSSs as sesrf
| was a large attendance and after the ceremony
JSssph F. G. %ss IT, Wso on to 'Gf
Of the lodge, a beautiful gold watch as a token
%emd4ation ns %RPTfSs.,Sff his aftsth SirthdaS
Wilson and G. philip E JoGhGm IN, ahe samo twins d5
bDsS S"T ss With ncy dec
AZ Of shSS
ments and provided an enterta,nmeht sa "h'eh Kept
sySHas Psscs ns oGs' nSS Sys w fSdIa be in
st stalled RS as ''a M
band. On April II the degree STAFF OF Iyy SS, Lodge
| confer the first degree
dGap ISssfi No. 7oG wsm SnS,nf C. 0satsa sasr
'. g.. and Thomas II. Benton. third member OF
5fss 'asss nsst os'iS BsPSS
to nodfEs; he PaTkWay faT Building & Aneksr, rsP
nT @ % o
that COMMITTEES on. next Saturday night further
SSsa tie s sSsf
The visitors presen,,t, r,,, were Naesa a. A Nordm9n
shaney r. MSGFf Of Ffh,lSnthrOp,e % Lodge; Rpnnsr
T.as Gs'rS!eTT OF No. iS all Of interesting
| talks.
| rendered the residents OF the Rebekah Home
rst e"osss n
TnG m.s sOsssa
s. e. n & fSoPss PIssSsnt MsP
VI" The ~ association was organized by D. d. Grand
Ma.ter Wunderly for the purpose OF promoting
The welfare OF the lodges In the district and
the order % un aue and Command the support Of
All goo E9od me%bers eTSSer who are Obligated to attend
~. tmeetings OF the association so that salts
et.ry Wnrk can be carried on These meetings
lodge ne eassisned according 70 the number, unless
assoHistion II is hoped that this work will
distrc& will take 4 up sn.,s even as psrt of the
For tne good Of the snr:a order The LODGES Of the
fsr'Sb fsr By eontributions, They will hold benefit
trssspry fT The officers ard members member ere Sam
Hsl HHstzoid "a oJJn'H ). H. Myers William Ferguson. a
Rursin. Walter Snyder. II p. Burton, Alex
WWiiiiis william Patterson. c. q. Bliss and Rus
sell Robinson. -
o,,va Branch. No. l15. had very good at
,andance Fred Hobdell was elected noble grand
yse rsrS ssr AnS aSd hBTStssr Brother
h%' II. az third S.si. The s
Ss5ss s1sm upon candidates John Reynolds and Leo
~ '1asenauer The term Just beginning bids
fair 10 be a very busy one, as sixteen propo-
Andrew Loeffer, who Joined oliye Branch n