Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19

40. IN me front ranks OF tho order.
y, he hail Sss Ase sSss,E"F%!ns s!rsei Mossi
SMcNul!y ana Eiy, ana others viii BE- provided
by fs$ RSsS'f ResHc sS pFf 81 ss
sye AssemSly has been aood factor in tbe
urged on the incoming n iE"pEHD1I"'"' E H A. VIII ''
William Patton Assembly held its February
Sans msens nsht from he second sa' Tues sae
SSs;fSS &. + TIE mate! increased S.is"dsSse
f sSS sna ID eo" hS old has
party WIN be siyen to NE prodgcer. of ieis sSb by
March = Ills Fuess Include Ero,Ssrs r. ss%sfs Gscof Sn
nrnsrf nnmssrGns TG,'ee n, Smith Martin Hsylend
NJ Z. Inspector Jacob II. Jordan delivered an
address on abraham LINCOLN TO the members OF
last. Many OF the little known details Of the
lie OF Lincoln were brought to the attention of
highly appreciated.
hardwood Assembly win hold Its NTH annual
table, Thirteenth street and Girard avenue to-
orloT cSSSs. syernS w TSS DSSsHr' y be +
phla Assembly, and NJ T.. inspector Jacob II.
PARK Assemby Vocal SSd rs'9r en- enis
tainment has been planned and = good time
is assured
Bartram Assemby's faithful braved zero
weather In good numbers. Brother Doctor Delo
Club, called his yellow boosters to order for the
Ssred PSfpSse St srfanEns the details Of the much
team OF Brother Tommy Nances sports :"
roher Louis Beser Warriors fHs olG Who
nrother Grey,s ''welng iqyinqbe" bunch in
Ellis, members oe u team, secured more mem,
bers themselves than the total number the orpo.
inspector nn area "a I9P e Snms Sa r6Sa T
Tor zoho Band which found much favor
receiving the support OF about twenty "musi
clans Hot coffee and ''how.wows' were
happy.
A5slns'y sflnsn'y smemI6,Nrs IoN o. Oak Lane Passyunk;
Southwestern Assemblies constituted a pilgrimage
the jont meeting o LaHcsster " coHsstors s @ NT snd
Columbia Assemblies. They were accompanied
store; Upon arriving Mt Lancaster they were
met by delegation OF some 100 members oc
Of the city. Great enthusiasm was engendered
history OF any o; these distant assemblies took
fse as6 nj me ,rsGagPha took fine
ter Artisan n. G. Thompson, Past Master hrti,
i Kelley 'I os Oak m Ya8SH Ianei Wam G HeyGa GrS OF
rsTEuTf' rsr q wSm a a. rqrs , of 81
Them. o: EnerEetic; Master Artisans William
+. Voorhees, OF Oak Lane. and William H.
Adeiphi After the meeting the sathering ad
journed to the Citizens club. where a supper
was served. This visit did great deal iowa rd
their work aud will doubt have far rcac ching
effect, The Lancaster boys propose to visit one
Of the Philadelphia assemblies in the near
future.
Spartan Assembly will hold a George Wash
he FS deEeTod 'SoFTT S% capian Wam O. ao McEwaR
u; IT,; s. ~. retired Cnptaln IN McEwan served N
ensineer on the Hartford under Admiral Far
FaSq % 5s osc Of |" h e SsG Sne MSSG d
| the last shells fired by the Confcderatcs OK
poded near the captai1, blowing of one Of his
| thrilling stories OF half century ago.
Progressive Assembly had q big attendance
and spirited meeting. initiating class of
sented by Dr. H. Hunter Lott, Of GermantoWn
AsSembly. Erothers Kelley and VOORHEES,, q
| Of the latter's candidacy for Vi, Z. Inspector
| speakers called upon by Master Artisan Gray
John Lipscy' recorder of Adelphii ASSEMBLY and
| q candld9te FOR the board Of directors; Master
Nescrn si ksSemby; FRANK O. Treston % Of GiraFd
Assembly. and the beloved Larry Brennan, who
semhy for many. months and was on his way TO
Wsshlngton, or course: Deputy Harry Smith
| said the right word in the right place.
to formsy % reGuest the incoming NJ E master
| Artisan for The The reapnoqtment OF Deputy Harry
Mas Tnssd 6y BE- hasT MaTsn nSn
| OF Yves, Phliadeu uhla Assembly and his trained
| male Temple Chorus giving several numbers
| James Groe Finger. the baritone. snng senti-
| mental numbers with fine effect. The chorus
| tertanment circles,