Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-01

in praise Of the order with AZ orra ~
o.,eor nemor' hitting finish to the addresses OF th
rast Master Elmer p. Cook. one o, ,no ana.
notable speech comhpino Ne ,Hsttstsiin1iy, mad
usanship, with an impassioncd pien tbaH Vu CT ~
snd viii be caiea @ ousn 10 ss,y wt9 members who wsr
eiihnc8ed Inc smlih, NTH. o. upderdown Assembly
,n, ,arssd upon them and dwelt UPON msnv osc Gn Tn
Ertisann.s duties and opportunities confrontng al
sebS hSs'Grdsr " Z. stempne was instructed Z,
shna. SJno a a letter OF coincidence 10 Brother Foss
sT sSyensoR assd Snd fPSsy Pssy 5s,s 1d sl'p g T9ts
Who hsSs %ss uP9n 6so The death OF ths formers WIFE
wa1 Master sonI hang appointed as members Of the
extendinR bsfsne' to devise ways and, means Of
ssvipg the Goyernment the % foIlo%ins: S Rowland
Recop9es Sq99sS 8 Horsee Myers. Elmer p Cook and
montb. nom frank Kendrlck. sfter an absence ef three
ssSora Of having attended every meeting OF the
teen Vears "Hq every special meeting ,or nso ~,
served. p'"o''' ~"
h, Harmony Assembly, 100 strong gave a de-
nshtful reception TO thlrty-two sailors, mostly
COIN cSmbRIss bRIstrot and attached to The them
from the Navy Yard. Master Artisan Scott. IN
Tor Ss event s r. MSSassT sullivan sfs q the
Belmont Theatre. marched the boys around his
audience, and treated them 70 patriotic selee-
sntv Gns on h er.snd ssa o ths we're fooTrpsheS
home baking cakes OF all kinds provided by the
sstnowisdasd % sTS '" y tSs boy SOys in hearty three
Recorder George Miller. sharing with the
other members the keen fraternal spirit re-
''other assembiiss could do the same They
have Entertainments anyway, and IT. Will not
cost much more TO have a bunch OF boys at
hit with them make an effort to give them
home cooking They get plenty Of other things
lot OF young men from all quarters Of the coun-
try and as many Of them are very homesick
show them that the men and women Of the
artisans are hospitable and friendly and ap-
Of them. fine careers to serve our as well as
their country"
Behigh Assembly strangely missed having a
candidate, but increased the roll by the admis-
Harmony Assembly. The evening was taken up up
IN discussing preparations for three important
Adeiphi, Grard and Dorian Rssemblies eomb,ne e
y Ion Joint ~ meeting reunion 9t the "Greathead
Fifty Of Lehigh's stalwarts visited Adelphi
Assembly to to do homage to one whom they es-
sey and enjoyed the entertainment provided
and were especially interested in several fea-
lures on the prOsram arranged by the Three
Little Hebrew Boys. the brazen images A
big ,delsgetlon has been promised for the visit
sembly Is planning TO entertain the ladies in
esrly November. Talent win be recruited from
the ranks for minstrel. show. Two commit
tees have been appointed to secure a hall and
ie arrange an entertainment; Brother Al Jones.
chairman, with Brothers Lee Burcaw and Bob
5erth Ss h, on hall and recorder; Knapp. chairman
program. A reception was rendered to Brother
et oE ca6p 0dfS MaSds drafted pss Il th s9 s
beck Who was the Nrst m,stsr srtissn t'rf ~ Nv
assembly and who has been i'll since May last
was warmly received.
Deputy Herman Never occupied the chair OF
gqpmbly has held. Rrothpr Edyya I'd =
Christ was, advanced to the office Of Maste
the office OF Superintendent. Brother Eadon
who has so acceptably hlled the chair OF Con
office. Tho initlatory degree was Conferred OF
four new members IN superior fashion. TIL
Christ as Superintendent was on a par with IN
excellent rendition Of the Master Artisans chars
entation of the buttons was performed by NJ. 4
Chaplain Walz. who IL a member OF the Assem-
ner y N BToa VIZ Is sways SPH RseRRr s
but is at his best when presenting the insign,
Of Brother Powell. of PALMYRA Assembly; NJ
OF Northwestern Assembly. and Elvin Powell
rendered the musical numbers. NJ. a. Christ ar
Alfred Bauer. Russell Hnmmeiman, Howard Al
loway, Thomas Carroll. Headly WILLIAMS. Thom
decided 10 make Up a delegation TO Oak Lal.
Assembly October 16
mense enjoyment OF the large number of mos.
hers and visitors present. Each bout consste
ent referee. The pugilists in the third roun
overlooked each other and used the referee, a
dan, Cox. Cox. cbalmeTs; VOORHEES,, Mari, Knsp
performed the installation ceremony entrel
from memory; The meeting closed with buffe
Ideal Assembly was the host to the Penn
Club of Pennsylvania Assembly. The member
turned out in force to entertain the visitors an
to witness stunts" given as the preliminary Dc
the b esr Of OF I'd IDEAL e. a
ised a return visitation and candidates at tn
be administered. Recorder c. Walter Higgins
address on the Roll OF Honor of the Boys a
mood for the remarks of Brother ]. Donohuc
who told OF the preliminary work being done /
az and nd Gs Spruce Streets IGT 'af aad
all who could attend these weekly meetings
Penn's club upheld. its motto. ,somethln hin
nd nG pah faa wlh mf BaTbsr caed oS a.
visiting brethren, who voiced the sentiment tina
a great work was being accomplished locally b
Weae Sns F. M y e9 ~
s Edwin Aim Superintendent N. Harold Mich
l.. Keene, P. NJ. A. Brothers James Taylor, "
Clinton Palmer and George Faigle Master Ar
the coming meeting. October 10, and stated tina
an exceptional Entertainment is promised bot
was appointed, on motion OF Brother c. NJ
Kaunet, representative TO the War Council
to see that all members OF Ideal who may b
called to the service Of Uncle Sam were re
tanned In good standing in the order Recorde
Kaunet asked that he be kept posted OF al
brothers in the service. their compa n y regimen,
and, IL possible, location, so that the Roll O
Honor may appear in each issue of the assemb
notes. Visitors extended an Invitation to Visi
Linwood Assembly
Fox Chase Assembly had a highly spirite,
meeting with good attendance of brothers VIII
were greatly encouraged by the fraternal guard
lanship OF Germantown Assembly, which ha
Deputy Harry Kendig, whose personal infiuen-
can hardly fan to develop real progress of tn
The oificIai lineup win be changed by tn
call TO the Y. M. g; A. service at Camp Mead
Of Master Artisan Edward w, Pike. whose abi
ity personality and high qualities will be keenl
missed by those who willingly bear the sacrihc
for the good Of the country. Superintendent
Charles g. Knight will be advanced, as wi
Inspector Edward Trefflsen, whose successor wi
resign his oftlce by pressure of business an
Brother II. G. Buckley viii h the position.
Representative II. j. L.. Jacob promised I
produce one or more candidates for the neN
promised 70 produce eats for the entire al
tendance II Brother Jacob makes good III
prlzes offered ought TO inspire the workers f
new members; NJ r. M. A.. Jordan offers 81
on behalf Of Germantown Assembly. ST for ever
! candidate ~ Fox Chase Assembly to Decembe
/ 81 and duplicates this offer on his own account
| Elmer CoOk, OF Germantown, offers 81 for Nv
candidates and Deputy Kendis s. for two cand
ssmbiy of!srs watch fob with emblem s1i'd Tor q Il
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