Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-15
ROYAL ARCANUM
Activity Of Councils in the Joint Drive
for 5000 Members


Germantown Council meeting In Vernon
Hall, Germantown and Cholten avenues,
were visited by their district deputy. w
7. Wallace, and delegation from the
associated councils. The visitors made n
very favorable impression. The old-time
enthusiasm was agan manifested and assur-
ance Of substantial nature was given
mat Germantown Council will be found in
the productive line when the roll Is called
for the 5000 drive. In every movement
IN the past Germantown has always occu-
pied prominent position by virtue Of sue
cess In procuring applicants.
GGGu1i srs. S9F SSi srslfd7g In
inss,pibs ibslRed Pi,strict Deputies G. F. walter and
Of Of ihe b}e order g good etsado9gS rSs:s
the supreme regents reception on October 20
az SSd dEratirnty !n6as Hail were made Ret+sshens
ness session were enjoyed.
connie, The special cali issued to all Of Guarantee
hroduSeed 25 per cent Of their membership and
Dallas Smith Past Recent 'SSH john tGSiBeeTi Of
Daniel stewart and the I fas{ 's Grand regent and
fT{npreme regresentatiye, Arthur y, Eaton OF
e &S aSnsr Sa"f Was 0qy Ro TRsS az D. pf5
council % WHEN SsGH yoted as ddRS s desire r f fof
HSS Pontinnance. Brother smith appreciated the
GqmIelled 2a,II him 70 resign. Brother Culgert made
which Viii SrSate OaddISra Sterest s and dr.
CsrIpr, Csiop inc social features IN the Royal Ar
The tof Pqst Grand regent made very clear snd
tbe thIH hy&2iyns & NE lGYal Sompeat@Sns @ OF
Warranted side Of the petitioners and the cause
a, very convincing manner The absolute soiysn6y
S fhe r. a; IN commercial or aotusriMad al ight
s5d above all mortality payments since the re
receipts have been more rgS than si2o 900 month
GiIOtnSr Eaton paid high tribute t9 the newly
insmber Of this council. The council represen.
e session Rd ms RdSTd dsnf sp2ns in mTegSP
PER one Application was rersivcd and ar
2S When the Gaoy i9F 'E Worn eSS w be %" oxsmp
P6i,a Pfd and tie INCREMENT FOR Ereater r. a. in
i%R ssTyTg WAS received from the goggc resent now
tho close Of a very encouraging meeting.
awaT ST2ra Ed23e q, b 6sD Rr9ssT 3 L.
citation. and Brother stokinger communicated
biz scsg, campaign Tsy, for 5000 members This mag
BY each council in the order securing iIst three
members This is the quota allotted TO Frank
eral councils had received a great many more
that the quota allotted.
PSnnsylvanla Council, No. a42.. admitted two
spplli ia.nts.,Brothor Edward Eckert by card
Crct,s CCaandti,eisb r. Ions, 6v card from Walhrook
ing Vice Regent william q. McCauslan has en-
iisted IN the lO3d Regiment Engineers. Camp
gartment and Thomas J. Ross in the second
Sns dnn ,I I9e honor roll being prepared by
Ing Brother % smith made a report Of the meet;
/. stewart Of Arcanian Council spoke on the
HofiPita5 ts5 AssoCaton and the work Of the As
5@,ksE L and G A r Nicholas spoke on, the session
strong % Effort to have large TSSi deeEaton M' out
on Saturday evening. october 80, TO attend the
iiams. The members viii meet at their council
room and 80 in body.
Ionic Council at Grand Fraternity Hall. un-
iector Charles +. walter Of the meetings Of
tho associated councils and the hospital asso.
owing to notice to members that n deega.
en and U%cReo%n sarUcd To' Under MS tho head
good Of tho order" the meeting was turned
Deputy Grand Regent Charles TS' dodsmth Who
was fo9~si by Gsnd Warden Waon
o,ras1Gfa J9nGf OF WHesTer after which Supreme
reception by his council and he enlvened
FynE details of the Sn aSst 81 gnSiGn resyc sk
10 70 SUPREME GounGll matters. An excellent re,
stated, helped to ,enthuse them to more active
gpEar 9n RSGS 3t he 1000 & dyG YIN reanfsted % by
a receptlon in Grand Fraternity, Hall on Sat.
expected to attend.
Chester Council members are very busy just
now putting the punch" into the 5000 new
Gnd Ren M bo S 'h% the hSn
with results at the close Of the 'sbg drive"
Is very active worker for now members and
is ably assisted by other live wires in the
Council.
1t will be difficult matter for the social
Arcanlans to put through the coming social
season without a dining club; Brother Cubert.
OF Philadelphia Council, is the prime mover Of
the = A. dining club. AZ a preliminary meet
or becoming members, that the organlza-
ton is sure thing. The next meeting Will
take place, october 90, when officers vii! be
elected and law committees appointed This
association will succeed the old CarnRtion Club
that furnished some real life in r. A. social
circles in ths past.
The following named, Councils were visited
during the week by the associated councils
officers and members announcing the cam
the r. A.. Integrity Council, Monday october
$. by S. r. n. r. Roedel, w. r. Wallace. A.
Council TUESDAY october ., by 3, D. q, r.
Charles Goldsmith. Grand Chaplain T.. w. Shelf.
field, OF Chester, and J, r.. -Pinkerton Phiiadel-
K, Lethy, b. d. G. r. william l. Young and
Robert Clymer; Manaroon Council, Of Phoenix
Vile. October 10 by D. d. G. r. Beiiof, Broth
2, Il MackrIIch, Of rPottstown., Dupont COun,
Eaton, s. T; Hy. rLithy. p. d, q. r. Charles
II, by Past Grand Regent A. b. Eaton, d. y.
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