Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-15

A Purely Fraternal Union Memorial Of
the Great Irish Patriot

true TO the injunction not to allow religious
subjects. sectarlan IDEAS or political tissues
to intrude into its fraternal doings. will
commemorate the event in its purely secular
phases. The souvenir program outlines an
eventful fete of song, story and speech.
Tho ancient and modern music of the
Emerald Isle will be rendered. Its poets
sentiments recalled the works Of its master
minds utilized; its heart appealing melodies
again attuned: the hyhen discarded for the
better and only jolnture OF ardent love ex-
pressed in the one word, American, pure
and undlluted.
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NO a4a, ana cawless, 10. g. 'i'' IVY
a Troas s5Sl wifi % %Gns Of The he. OTS9s
nnade ,, music chrous will assist the soloIsts
SENS g ihqaEht and have been Pas assigned to to
noted after dinner orators A dance VIII be a
FOR the ladies' The Rc' seceptancos &C % received
promise 800 couples as participants.
ycSgr Court M Marion; No, ?I4 at 1900 LANCASTER
nriI ann others. who gave intsresting, sugges-
way; No 3i6 was the assigned speaker, Trsc-
ing the fifteen years OF the career % No. aIt. he
individual" he said IAN rganization needs
work of constantly increasing Importance, How
DO II? Acquire the magic of method. Every
ness ness and t6orouehnass. @ To e'Sy use modern mode word
la pnnptualitN. nrOmpt-
ness and Regularity are the basic ,prnrlp,es ,0 0t
dertaknss These 'GSS are homeiy, old fashioned
words, but they mean n great deal where last
sought oS Insults and real successful a'''""e"'' "'
delegations were present from Courts Cross
Iielphia ,Ianuta, HayeIford. West Park, Had
joycd tho features provided.
The Foresters Field Day committee will
assemble tomorrow at Ross Post Hall, Hutchln.
tails for the 1ai7, celebration tournament. The
20S dslesGSs VII hsye much to Snsase ther
with last sears twenty eighth annual fete,
Year FrS prSpS %p @ G oadas sf e. 'A esGs
sc no% IN It's spnssSutye
that ITS present success Is due to the col
nd is ha at ~ s res % SS
exertlon aimed to reach higher scale of
AhTens, Hurley Kpenzsr Suite Young. Young BST, sS.
query. Have YOU made up your mind to beat beat
Snd we w prove later that we eS did
surgTlse feature ;, vii be tHe PresssnGs ssymop Of
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Ginn GfIa No 10. N S2 ReSrns. So NO ISL IoushTsn ana
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| 81 smith. No 202; TAYLOR. No; 12s, and young Jung
H lss gfS T courts the
tained through their efforts to make the For, &
esde es}STs rhe acaSnns ara WAITED With
se sGS imS SeP being rspors and
words will stimulate others to stiII fSreateJI SeyunJ
to YET make snf s
| tee" states Brother Siefken. No. 27o'
The Grand Cabin Of Woodchoppers and the
| perfectng the program for the social activitiei
% reopen with vigor Easter wees Ely 'wCpdsmeT
Young, o'Connor, Borrell, McGarvey. Meyer,
PSs o asSss
and no one who carries lassitude as a side lin,
use as their slogan. each day is the day oui
| deeds must tell
| will convene at executive headquarters, 15Oi
Arch street for the quarterly, c0nference p tn.
the city courts are expected to attend as, say
bTo POt to do S u duty nmaR
| does not make all alike. Even who woult
Sm S9pHss aSsed to give meted praise to those wht
have pro.en faithful and would ask ask al other Their
And our Intention in these sessions is to ge
the experience Of our best workers and learI
| from them to force ourselves TO push our en-
i deayOrs for the order to the limit
At Court Manayunk, No. "a, 1902 soutf
Broad street, the grand chief ranger gave q
ou ths jur ,tion and OF the aggressive move
pTsms IN evsgs
| HBrownley, Fite. Breen. oDonnell, Williams
NJ tRe IpenG sonns aRS
the nearby sections visited by them The notsbl.
Easter Week should draw large numbers to III
ns the to he rosteT @
Is Dd the Sa fssf
rsception n%fT is to be the best yet held state,
Brother Fite the entertainment chief,
Court Merrimac. No. 1sI. at a4o5 North Sec.
sessions next Monday night. Brothers, oCon
MS shade wfters Reise baSs
| vided a suitable program Of events Of specia
tivlties in the cause Of Forestry: Always in tn.
| desirous Of making this the banner year OF its
| successful career.
| Court Mount Pleasant. No. 342, at 52O3 Mar
ket street, invited an FOresers TO It's hospitabi,
| quarters next Monday night TO join in greeting
| the fraternal visitors from Courts Quaker City
| Brotherly Love Pride OF Kensington. Ceilings
| wood and seymour. who will be marshaled b,
| and Suttle. The deputy OF the court Brother
Joseph Kelly of Underwood, No. $3.50. will be
| the speaker and Brother r., Edward ha,
procured talent OF note to supplement the hom,
| contingents array Of specialties. The session
| will be held an anniversary celebration o
| the grant to William Penn of the territory OF
| this great State.
Knights of Malta
| Mystic Cross Commandery. No. 4s8. at Six
| tieth and Spruce streets. at the last meetins
| raised the red cross degree class of forty