Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26

A Frater's Valuable Reward for p
perior Membership Work Here

Industrial Branch, No. So was Obliged (
to secure the large Auditorium for tt9 <.
smoker. due to the attendance going beyond
expectation. The entertainment was strict-
ly high class. Frater "Hy" Ewing sans
several pleasing songs Charley Leonaro*
the boy" monologist. brought down the *
house" with his anecdotes while the Coium-
bia String Band filed the air with strains
OF sweetest harmony Professor Alphikint f
had the audience mystined with his highty1'
amusing and difficult tracks and one good
feature after another made the anair ions
TO be remembered
During the course OF the evening superin- (
,endent Harry r. Miller presen,,sed ,s .srS trsr
an" an Evidence Of the appreciation OF. hts mem
Ssrship work for Industrial Branch No. No; s,; q;
be Others 20 follow as the result Of shs srest
for his skillfu aud enthusiastic MANAGEMENT OF
a pnochie party. with smokes and refresh
| ments for the members and their male iriends:
| VIII be given by Industrial Branch on monoss
| The washington's birthday meeting and en-,
| tertsinment Of Ladies Branch No. 20 was well
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dancnE @ was enjoysG after the Concert during
which refreshments were served.
sterling Branch. 40. 90, will hold It's next
meeting tomorrow night. TO which members i sna
III he given, Professor Lasson will preside at
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SESSep9oqaily, good time. an ent.rtsi9msnt am
$ | a cordial welcome from our Trenton frsters ar
!. assured.
eaas EEs Rak RF1S .tTte HTsa'S on
= ' maEican. and several other artists, and thos
Of f'tf"s II" .wnmnF w @ o pool PSot SsSl
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e, some and useful prizes to be awarded
r At the February meeting of Philadelphl
H. | Branch. No 4. Superintendent II. Bruce Meix
y made proposition to the branch that ar
lu | member sending him the name OF a prospectt'
~ candidate for membership In Philad,eiipn
a in free drawing for the following prize
e. First prize. payment OF dues for the cure
Is month (Marchl: second prize. two tickets
Keith's Theatre tfor any afternoon or eyeni'
performance selected: third prize, choice OF sol
3 gold pencil gold pocket knife or fountain pc
~ To participate in this drawing the members
he Philadelphia Branch. No A. should send the
r names TO Superintendent h. Bruce Meix'
l826-2S Arch street.
~, While all members OF the Grand Fraterni
~ | are law-abidng citizens, they nevertheless q
Il, | Interested in preparedness and in the protecti
~ | of their home and country As evidence
w w their IA triotic spirit Fraters Harry Dawson
sss | Philadelphia Branch, No. 4. and George We,
~ Of Oak Park Branch. No. 400. both Of who
are members of the First Regiment. n; q.
sa | have volunteered their services as drillmaste
nn,r | At the various meetings OF their branches
~ ! tho purpose of instructlng members in I
70 | ma anual OF arms and thereby advance tn,
efficiency in case OF need.