Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
FIDELITY ASSEMBLY
ELECTS NEW RECORDER
Pennsylvania, Like West Phila-
delphia, Adopts a Fraternal
Child in the A. o. M. P.

Fidelity Assembly never had such q
crowded meeting before. The magnet was
the election Of a recorder to succeed the late
Dr. II. A. Ickes 251 members voting. A. 8.
McNair, the appointed incumbent received
lzs votes and Charles q. Simpson received
lEs votes, the latter being declared elected
ana ne was escorted to the altar by Brother
nollock and Installed by Solicitor Taylor.
brother Simpson made gracious acknowl-
edsment promising faithful service. ana
brother McNair, who is the regular super
mtehdent OF the assembly, pledged his sup
port TO his successful rival. The election
BOARD was composed Of Arthur T. Cameron,
charles p. Doerr, J. II. A. Dealy. with Solic-
tor Taylor as judge. Some Of the older
members had not attended the assembly
meeting Tor many years Dr. ]. N. wun-
uerLck' who was present, was Initiated in
1879 There were about twenty visitors.
Al the business session three candidates
were admitted and the purchase OF $500
worth Of Liberty Bonds was authorized
. IennsylvRnia Assembly cxemplihed fraternai-
he receni me tiSii,est extent on the occasion Of
nIStSIlui spirit was returned twofold by the
Is so6Sley soRiS TeeerdSI 6Ffefat pr brS.hfT ET1nk
nd vein ana was accorded the honor OF master of
G pS a%S SS SshS'ss S:isssoH %sgc re
With the Penn ofchSstTa, the membsss ~ ne
faiEeonuss gusrtet and the timely, witty and ef-
tergood, Feigie, barrett ana Tayior' MSStsr
niiSrsan iisTns Ahn and Brothers Robinson and viii
was sr995hSr 95sSdsaTEIrSd TrSd l. Kesps deputy Of No s.
seemed proud 70 bear for such machine as
rennsiyly"niaa sweet and ssvory odoT which
TO- To- CANDIDATE Pennsyvania Indicted into s'yIr Ar,
ana proved 70 have lost OF their
the %ySs and Ss sysp " over entirely
tm1 the feature q ne meeting tonight An old.
thing realIy SnwctMn'rniES is the plan, with some
mSnt ty 81 spssSSaity eel dance wiii follow the jO-
banner night in Oid PennssivaRRia hd M Rsn' O'''s"N
TO NtIbrthT9steTn tbd Sist Assembys members listened
Ssf snown of h'r m 9TsS sStss a5S her
to s1tea uTphy py 9f Artisan circles, for 100 men
S's"1 40 at rieid Day Championship again June
every mSmbar Seepmns ths
IN IN me the sport and report to him at once for
Until P1S he nG GsTSiGpeS rG sniS Sem his ash M
Sortb,,asni.rDr ~ Drinsing home the championship to
S1,TlPsHtsd only to the development OF green
Assembly Gthse ksSeT hf has S9Thwss IT. sssS
JJeIers Jerrsns az recreation Center Twentyslxth and
doy 90 reRSr5 g%G6,I for TSlnlPE each TUESDAY and FIJI
nSudR free shower bOT the bas Grs t6wss 10 shs
ssss sdsm. are w,, provided 70 This the
past master In the art. ''
tain HS5jny fhe July mSsSnS Northwestern will enter;
semSiy re9SSs Is also to be orssnzed within the as
| added for the entertainment of the memberS'
on on, august Il II viii hold It's annual picnic at
Snst gnst VIII surpass all previous years The Au-
Nght, and the COMMIT tee in Charge is 's aiready
aish aish'hs hs pTeparauons for big time. as II Is
also the ninth anniversary of the assembly.
NJ A. George F. johnson, of Enterprise ks-
P%%ra AusSmby on SR June SrSs g. detIsfs9n tshs
ans about b%SS al bis baisoGlSS laSe. No Srbs be s
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Oak Lane Assembly. now meeting at 1920
Noorhses /. Gnees prses rsd M a. az VEL as
cation from tehish Assembiy tomorrow w night light
S Ff& Saa H' S a SrS & S. as@;
Spartan Assembly through "Pog., Brauti-
Ssso PnE mSTEs Pc'gEo ShGw .OorrSE nEh With
9perst9r" cart9o1. "Adyentyres Of Monkey. I
Mary Pickford in .iol%s Promiso"; MaA LIND Lindsr
in Max Takes Bath"
committee from PALMYRA Assembly is cam
'sf Win 6d IA at Faf on Of RSsno
July Il. This assembly has conceived the idea
on hS % MeSs 1rdsT or to m
trains and trolley cars have been made to bring
day VIII % be spent in sports. Including a baseball
mSns pictures Ga afs Th 70 m
in the evening. From the earnestness that the
that they eEPeo TIL. 70 SSnSaS: Sc very
AFFAIR well worth the confederation OF ali mem
bers Palmyra s one of the most active Of the
small assemblies and IT is hoped their efforts
will be appreciated and the carnival well sup
ported
Isaac G. Underdown Assembly will hold It's
annual picnic and outing at Chamounlx next
Saturday. There Will be sporting events for
everybody In the afternoon and dancing in tins
evening,
William Patton Assembly will welcome the
! NJ Il, officers next Thursday night and hold
the entertainment g the swimming pool of the
| Fraternity budnE
West Phadelphi- Assembly at its June meet
ing had eighty members present and initiated
| three candidates. There was a delegation from
| Palmyra Assembly, also visitors from Lancaster
| Southwestern, Union and Progressive Assem-
bes; Doctor Hanna and HIS Giee Club were
| the job as usual; solos rendered by
Brothers Bert Wood, David Chappell, Robert
| McFalls. James GrOet2inger and Robert Wood.
| The entertainment committee also rendered
their famous duet-refreshments and cigars
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