Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-21
FIDELITY ASSEMBLY'S
FRATERNAL MEMORIAL
Eminent officers Do Honor to
the Record of Doctor Ickes
in the A. o. NJ. p.

Fidelity Assembly, first meeting after the
| death Of the beloved recorder, Dr. II. y.
| lcke9, crayon portrait OF whom was pre-
| sented. was conducted in tho nature or n
| memorial Observance, Solicitor Joseph T.
| Taylor delivering an historical and culogls'
! tic address. Editor Il. ~ Mayor and others
added affectionatc testimony 10 the frater.
! nal and personal value OF the departed
! brother Brothers Il, G. Thompson, william
! -. Pollock. Hurley Stockton, Joseph " WIS
! well and william Carmichael eminent mem.
| bors Of other assemblies who had acted as
! deputies over 40. II during the adminstra.
| tlon OF Doctor Iclcs since lSgi. expressed
| sincere sentiments OF their personal attHch
| ment and the general appreciation OF the
| ability energy and influence cXCrted by lht
late recorder In the work Of building FL
deity Assembly from struggling organiza'
ton Of less than 100 members to a Succesh-
ful unit Of more than coo loyal Artisans.
-. ", A.. 1;oftus @. Armstrong . coyoirEsiT ,,,SiIsi
and touching poem dedicated to IN" deceased
recorder. II was the general feeling nat ne
ST Rsn to pcrpaaa h@ WSrk 'IT ha Doctor c
NSrs9 81 S Sa dSSHr SSf1 by ss S7Gat % 5S1 order 'N'
, After tho iniuatigu Of two c2ndiaaI,s 3d ana
r,coivrd for tho ofdc" NJ recorder irothgr
ofdc.s 81 ,nsgeaiar and sup"rintcndcnt during
tho last year and nar and WHO vas ~
GoH.. was nqm'naicd by $luor MoSggir, and and
!. ". \. DAILY. Hrothor Charles ., Siupt"n
y. GG''w HoEi9T'g' Gd55y by T. NJ a N''''' anu "0'"
oak Lane Assembly turned out about 200
ot tho faithful including some ""inGm 'Jil'rTnIGSs
& Malonoy turning oyer TO- ,hG EGmW ,,,Ih.G1o tno
saTyae g%o'@ of r2GsantiHr 2ls tRo Sutons Solicitor
soph r. Taylor OF Fidelity Master ArtIsan ,,Ann5
Kerr. Harry Johnson and Harry crane. Of 81.
John, and ". y. Conductor Mari W"rs Y,,,o,ihhG ,h,
Intellectual Toast of tho evening IT, wiihou, con,
tG5''iSSpS tG@ prSPsrdd SnT,crtnrmcnt for the ladies'
II IN said that II was ih' gI,S, 't,,,.sTi,i5
That over pleased thr eye or man In that com
mnpltN, 4nI my F'IfG nIngr,n Of tho nigh
grade vaudcvlllc presented, as did also hrni
on gtandinE ON HE chair SO that he could sec
just how the piano player T2ud pay anu W ,otr rH'"
In" serving of tho Refreshments gave srS"isr
hgrsom@ lS 3' fIernaists prasentcd by
Tfothcr Kelly and Master Artisan az WI w.. @S S
ceremonies announcer and G,nrra' pep vi
this live bunch" Of baby Artisans.
sn,rtan Assembly had q spirited meeting.
with lots Of business and a good tine. ne H ,nHSir
officers wgro tSmlTs STsSs toT G""Htt" Hnt there Was
nothing doing this time Thsy 90 ilra not Vii
Srgd the brothers TO do what IT, necessary to
enable the officers TO be on lne lgh, hIu,nTr9 ,,
lily. were welcome visitors. The "ni"rtailnmonI
committee presented hgmorst n"IE& cra tu,y y.pt y,
pRtTioiir croGucttcs. army. salad. submarin"
girTr.sa for nest m"atnr which should not be
missed.
keystone Assembly rushed business and n"
initiation ~ % oaudidgi" 'DrputE n, '1ros"n, s,y,
weller pros,uunE the buiionl IN oTl"i 10 g,rS,nu,
early a highly enjoyable cn,er'2inment R,acarGar q, nuE
and humor Tor th" '3u''Ibb Ibb women fnr CO..
operation In extending tho work and Influence
Of the assembly
Haddon Hclgnts Assembly hgd ,hs piyaSs4rG% piy,a.Ss,,G
brought delegation Of 10: men with nAhd
II took fourteen autos ana I''E' iiinn5donn
HEIGHTS they gave "A short parad" around IN"
coodrd TO the artisans meeting room ia TIA"
Nftrr The initiation service the Mayor Of m"
borough made on address ,of wrlrome: ana bgiH
ho aud III" Director uf Public SatGtl IffTIt'3
Tho business meeting was followed by short
eg!grtainmcnh which vas much SH,r>'I IontIaG on%InG
Hammer" with "om Glory very much Ia "l-
dencc.
Union Assembly expedited the initiation and
business to devote the larger part Of tn"
ryeniug to q progressive ruchr" and pin"cnl"
contest the winners r,cet'ins various prizes.
Ideal Assembly celebrated its seventh ami.
yyrsary by a ladies, niGhi Whl,h ur.S ",TT
Harb"r S,T," welcome d the delighted company. aud =
greeted, delivered an address On ihr order A.
thr soryl lee Of the Union Assembly quartet under
the leadership Of Brother Charles Sh9rmakgr.
tho whole program receiving enthusiastic
drmonstrations Of "nJ9ymori 100. r,,r,,.,,,s ,y.r.
received eel ed, and and Hro,6er g. j. Kelly spoke
the DINING club dinner
NJ T.. officers Jordan and COX made a tour
last week Of some 100 miles In the central sec
tiou Of the state where they visited AIELra as
Hnmhy. 80. ~, aud Milton Assembly NO ~;
The members Of ga" former assembly turned
out In goody numbers and listened with strict
attention 10 th" remarks made by the two on
crrs. No. - Is located m the hourIshmE i"rm,
the members ar" rugged farmers who nave a
firm belief m the integrity Of the a. q, NJ. 7.
tIon by the members OF Milton Assembly, which.
though small. Is composed Of tn, leading Clti-
Milton Assembly viii increase her activity and
contribute some now members during the year
Passyunk Assembly is the greatest visiting
assembly In the order. The suggestion made by
ths C9mmilr' On N,nSoh Snm M'hntter 'aS. aS
uuaiutuuce with each other has been hierlN
driphla. On Tucs,i,y evening over 100 members
IN automobiles assembled at the Artisan club.
ahs ag6 S hs a JcSy ToSe'ISa assm no
bly, viii entertain the "drcathcad seven" in
to announce that they would be on hand at the
annual gathering.
The Most Excel mt officers will visit Wash
ingtou Assembly, 80. ~, ON wednesday evening
next
The regular quarterly dinner Of the Artisan
and Grurd avenue. on TUESDAY evening, May
,1 Ia ynIiowsa nv splcndId entSrtai1mSnt Tea.
lures.
Harmony Assembly intends to put on tomor-
row night q modern minstrel show win nome
as Wen as old gags" that wli put the pro
fcssiunals to shame and make II unnecessary
Injection Hr SGf Of invisible and decSyed vegetation,
THE GRAND FRATERNITY