Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-15
ODD FELLOWS
Old Olive Branch Lodge Keeps Up to
Modern Fraternal Enterprise

Olive Branch Lodge, No. lis, held in ts
| usually Incompatible style a masqueraoe
party and dance. which was attended % py
more than 200 members and friends. Inc
| finest up-to-date dance music was fur-
nished by a full orchestra, and the talent
was Of the best possible TO procure. Com
mendation was given to Brother MaIk
| Fisher, of Olive Branch, and his dauehter'
to the niece Of the treasurer OF the e, ,odse,
| Brother Robert Wilson, and to MISS Maoe'
Krauskopf and her father, the veneraple
Brother Frederick Krauskopf, all OF whom
added greatly TO the enjoyment OF the eve
| ming. The talented organist, Brother Moi
roe Beers. accompanied the vocal artists IN
a manner seldom heard in Olive Brahcn
Lodge.
was awarded fret prize for the most 'NcKIno cgn1c
stlrs talent received me second P5ne Ss xensrni A%
verdict that i The m9st %vs e1,psnssle RTsSss
conferred in full form the candidates being Ing
sGssnso pS''ei Of n &, joseph jos S H who called
to the coors.
Mile Lodge, No 1000. conferred the hrst rt
degree which made deep impression on ia ,ns ns
Master Mccrossin%. % Of New New Jersey, who made
Shs arsss as o 'ns s90a 10
especially in the cantonments The Lodge has
by the Active Odd Fellows Association ,whlch
Work and lodge rsHs The fund SO
the relief of brothers called to arms Is sratify-
The second deKree with full staff will be put
in Parkway Building
busy month Las Las, & sanasy ' aftsrn9op The lodge s
hsld services at the odd Fellows, Home, ,orteG on
il full farm SI,;dS on sS st night N !s
s Il 'SS2 St onSny sEsnn nsSt ss Se
their families in celebration Of the thirty-eish'h
" Iyy Lodge was as Instituted institute on November 10,
S wSo s' GraRa grand ar:
wsf wrose Rs OF Chatter ee
bership Of 100. and assets Of s1258: The latest
oipUye Of over ' siS, 600. "e'''oe''"'p VI '''
through the nsiatory esrenony in good s,y,si n,si
PrsnS Sf'eF Fame siS4h IoSse sslea aRG 3S0n
Jacob Henderson to assist in the important posi-
eScaedigsiy effective upon The candidates and aI.
rSGsyS Tssse talks
and Secretary Frank Fisher save the % assuraness rance
attendsnce, and was preparing TO, put ihroush
class Of c1ndidates in DecsmSGT eTss
were present.
ancc Brother Zaun, Wilkes-Barre Lodge. No
49,. Wilkes-Barre. Pa. made pleasing REMARKS ;1
services at the odd Fellows Home at p M
The committee is planning an appropr,atte Pro
rs' are invited tied to to be present Arraneem ments are
well under way for The celebration OF the seven
tieth anniversary of the lodge later in the
month.
Kcnderton Lodge No 2s6. put on the first
VS. " E EdWards W @ s he ~n cammttee 'e on thrtets ans
niversary-Brothers Zimmerman. Tucker. LoNx
rangements for the event at Mercantile Hall
Monday night next. November 10. committee.
composed OF Brothers Stuhlmiller. Rurgert and
service at the Rebekah Home on Sunday after
noon. December 0.
Ivy Lodge. No. 295 held Sunday services in
tn" ODD Fellows n Home The - sermon was
.v pastor Of CASTOR Ga one Presbyterian Church Eleventh
street and Lehigh avenue. The music was In
] chsrgG ,,fsdi Gf male chorus from the Kensngton
q member of Ivy Lodge, read the scriptural
lesson.
Fame Lodge. No 77s. had charge of Sunday
services in the orphanage. The Rev. william
reG OF bs bwesrg m
cluded selections by the orphans orchestra and
chorus. Addresses were, made by William J.
sided; President Richardson and Robert Love.
The members in the service Of the United
states ia Governmssnt will give an enter,snment
odd Sn FeSWs
service. This effort is evidently Intended to be
tion of the boys for the series Of receptions.
smokers and entertainments enjoyed at the
the Demonstration committee and conducted bv NV
Secretary Joshua y. Litchfled