Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-25
JORDAN NIGHT AT
PROSPECT PARK A.0.M.P.
Pennsylvania Assembly's DE
gree" Work In Open Meeting.
Prize-Winner in Keystone

About 25 per cent Of the membership
Of Prospect Park Assembly turned OUT
to greet NJ. Il. NJ. A. Jordan and the other
NJ T. officers and, Notwithstanding the
apathetc and discouraging conditions tounu
10 exist there, Il seemed fairly certain
after the meeting that the fraternal con,
ISOLATION, the wise counsel, the fund OF
knowledge impaired and the keen spirit OF
optimism injected by the eminent Vlsltors
had inspired determination for progressive
action.
NJ +. /. VOORHEES, referred TO other small 51d as
urEed promnt action in the proper support OF
Brother Jordsns Sdmnlstrstion II view Of The The
term called attention 70 the payment Syl1,h.r OIL onlS
inflated into into the order Two months ago, indicat;
Ing genuine freternal spirit OF the order back OF
NJ chSlmsrg showed s-,,,i Se@Tya @c6Sya,,i6ss i6Ss
Ss be- Fvsd to eoHfom to a6norm
dltons as at present, no !nconsistency or lhluS
esabs6ed GS IF he'd ANY AND that The percentage Of syn
scrlptlve men who may be- CHIi@eg @ ,ba ba'1 member.
getter could hardly be affected. lie claimed that that
9o tSe Ee0S orsT RT" wsSe peSd and hat The only
thing needed to complete perfection Vas was tnGl an.
membership
NJ T.. r. Cox showed tho. hnanSSisl asgt,, strenggt6,
In first morgeges bringing s30Op9 r5 in iivwSspty.
sS Years SS ago sDIi lie said th9 there R We're sm
organizations In the country, with Soo0,OOo
that the average cost Of operating these fratsTn
hes he's cgsI PsF IN meRRe'S Re 2s' yer WSs Was S65
Brother Jordan endeqvored to inpreS,s npr, oIni ~
laudat!on heapcd upon him for work that passSsd Sd
through his hands should be GhaTge nbich. u" be
was born, schooed, trained and inspired on1
gratitude as he expected to be Of the TefreSh-
mentS waiting TO be served and 50 G"t o" re-
At the business session. Recorder Norman read
the letter Of resignation from the assembly, i ana
the order of Master Artisan T. Frank ieriris; y
bs fsTs eSI from SlteI KS saTd5ont ot The assem-
bly, TO support him In the mater or ateyvg1T at yyvgaieg
A. snowden as cashier, due. to continucd IL
health. was presented p. NJ HaG5ry N9pdnan, man
artisan, Medical EXAMINER PoiGe proposed Si, 1, d9
tons and though this method was objected &c, to
by Brother Galloway on the Er21nd tnah h %9TIns spbs
courso, the vote SUSTAINED Doctor Boice's propGsl
assGmbIy S fp@ decided SI I'tSSidd to add s. ''
The NJ l. officers held an intIatory ceremony
snperHtendSnt orRft 'qSSd and II + vernon Tquchs,one in
spector, as part OF me genera, I1nb n tbe pro
cecdngs OF the evening. Brother n s. Furness I5is
betW THe ppesen"s re Vas prevented
by the wedding Of his daughter
After concise business meeting. at which
three candidates were admitted and the pr22p2eIr
eTty Bonds PsnppsElysnia Assembly, Assem-, held rns
guests were 1Te' favored by Brother Ehro6Sesr and
his orchestra, the unmatchabe vocal quartet,
nn%oTSi and "s the nneTmost secrets and
mysteries Of the craft were exposed to public
home after the meetings and not be @iEe1 iys1
by the only deEres T e team Of the order. was well
received and high commendation was given to
sd BFoheT Pe m RarTs rao and AS
as Assisting lmp', for the capable and efficient
into craftmHnshfp. A highly successful, event
whG With 'Gs So ae os q tho
now that they know about the goat etc, prom
Sp mot S @ SSSb % SePo PS' beso%ad
upon upon the ladies holding the lucky coupons, and an
was presented pres to the Geputys LADY Mrs Fred
dance aver were happy finale 10 an a. evening S'%i We'll
| spent.
Harmony Assembly will celebrate its ninth an
niversary by good vaudeville program tomor-
row evening.
KGystGnS assembly had fair E'ttona9ncs at
| services were held for these departed brothers:
nSS and r. RdSF ok This 81 weS hS ss NESTING
for the Membership Club, divided into six squads
Sy@Eds4 t9 captain Frank Tsgtmsyer rhe siTs H
wss Prn G Sy '2S s9d T%gh
returned 61 i tor = contest later in tho year.
darts, quolts baiiyho tenpIns pinochle, throw.
| ing baseball at n tarEet-were INDUCED in by
0rs %eGfTf rom fea each TGnnd R5nsd
untii t ne competition produced winner se( 2nd
| the place won. The member with the lowest
Witch Ws won OF S2
| Noble who won first In the quoits and second in
| won by Brother II. T. Noble. The evening was
keystone will enter a track team at the Arti.
sans field day meet at Franklin Field and hopes
| the invitation TO attend Palmyra Assemby's
I.chigh Assembly was another renetitiop ~ the
T ETpendid meetings that have been held this year
Phi, ara Brothers Bob Watt and Earl Piammer, rsr
on a.sE sm, disllsEasIGn Of Palmyras boy, were
Of baseball team battle With Some other e Tiy as.
saoRcyrs sGRRy sSgb & SSi being anything like
Erothcr {. Herbert RSiiFsi Ru%er, chairman of the
s isnGE Field Sg fni5ss Bny for the
IGgsd9Y o s iS deisEat!Gn Of nearly Gfy
Lane Asss~6y Or ihIs Session LsRsh had he
remsTksbs o'nE No tn m nntJ sGm%thnS
ohSlssSsnsd Ls6ls6 70 a Soptsst t%''"S'' ra''Y0"N
picnic Where The iner isaes ana M F,dGes 5 S
pitaiity;" '''''' '0"''' ol enjoying artisan hos
ons tdSs AifssmblT nd had sDEsa mssting with
tSndanees without intention, no doubt, Of St.ht-
sSSa sr K Ees2 "GE o YAK iin Lanai ms s1%s ssn
E9od 200 pep talk. as he well knows how to DO.
| some future ttractions-readings bv RrotbeTs
| Schockley and Singley, debates. lecture on
| psychology by J. Greer, etc,
| Enterprise Assembly had a soclable evening.
| welcoming Brother Paul, OF Fidelity Assembly,
and servinE refreshments. The talk was mainly
myra Assembly tomorrow evening The 10 start tart
| T'90. ''' 1''O"'' az
| Oak Lane Assembly, No. Gs, was favored with
| visits from LehRh and Passyung Assemblies
on Tuesday evening. Each OF these assemblies
| brouEht large delegation, and. with the splen.
| Gd turnout Of Oak Lane Assembly, entirely
| hlled the room. DEPUTY James IT, Malonev made
| a very impressive address In preFentinP the mn.
tons TO the hve candidates Initiated Seven ne.
utlons for membership were received,
The NJ; L. !ofheers visited Haddon Helehts As.
semhly, No. 81 on Tuesday evening and fudged
the initiatory work by the crack team OF mi.
Jersey assembly, who rolled up the highest Fcors
| Tor the NJ; ", NJ Artisans nrize, Visitors from
Haddon; William Patton. Prospect Park Oal
lane, Keystone and other assemblies wer,
present. WV