Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-26
A. 0. M. P. QU1CKENS
UNDER NEW OFFICERS
Old Pennsylvania and New AS
semblies Alike Inspired by
Advancing Progress

D.
order of Mutual Protection, set the calendar
back and enjoyed a real St. Patriclt's night.
The cheerful ROOM Irish classics and se-
lections by the orchestra and quartet pipes.
tobacco, Mr.. Jiggs, Maggie and the goat.
green ice cream. the officers and candidates
all contributed to the hilarious success.
judging from the enthusiasm and general
good feeling manifested ireland Must BE
heaven with her sons as members of No.
., thought at times IL seemed Bedlam was
the proper term TO use, as each member
felt 1t his personal duty to see that the
meeting was conducted according to his pc
cuiar ideas
90 delegati9n from Fidelity Assembly insisted
~ ,"tt cauuiuSte icing Initiated 10y way OF the
,I rIfhn ; EiGuD was organized with charter
M Re at st. Johns Assembly tom tomorrow nisRt,
Inc Ready, Aye Ready response that greeted
@ sne proposition as outlined by the Master Arti.
rgs san HuguIs well FOR the success in 1917. several
pfonngnt r,1iSt members of the order addressed the
ahseNnnN ana hlghIy commended the work of
The officers in the initiatory ceremony. The fes.
Lainment committee. Plans are In preparation
fgr past masters, night and every one out
spr,ng something novel at every meeting.
e rms ms assembly has the ability 10 furnish
as well as IN entertainment. The visiting club
with other assemblies and the Others We're se.
lttteu IN unique way. A pack OF cards was
requested to draw one. The brother drawing the
ace o. spades was elected president; the King or
spaueS, wee president; the queen Of spades. see
sSij resaIS thg jafS Cf spades treasurer and the
members interested.
oak Lane Assembly. No Gs held f., farewell
meeting ia Iyceum Han, Fern Rock, which was
S.e 1I me 9Sst mGetnss Ia the history OF the
l%I3rS % present aud five candidates were admitted.
hhe propVsition Of Il new hall was put before
the assembly ana by u unanimous vote Fraternity
ia i%lis iSaG Arch street Yves selected where SIS
@ @yisit On and after the April meeting. The as.
StmDy was formal y advised of the election Of
office of NJ. +. Inspector OF the Most ExceIenr
Assembly To say that the report was favor.
"pandemonium broke loose"
-, Addresses we're made by James H. Maloney.
OF ~. John 3 Assembly. who, as the rpappuiutr ed
aepHty, isl W. was given warm regeption Past Mas
Edwin n. Mayor NJ a. James II. Serrct. .f'''o of
nion; NJ; A. Fred e. Cunningham, Of laddon
sembly aud George Johnston Of Enterprise a.
sen9lE There was also delegaton from Ger.
tee tool, charge aud extended their thanks to the
Vocal quartet OF Union Assembly, which rcn-
ssSHidition Miss Isabelle Galbraith and Miss Gene
nlier contributed 10 the success of the program.
Refreshments were served.
KGys'ons LI!i, Assembly, No. 2, was SURPRISED by
fation was Gi Rg2ded by Master Artisan and NJ T.
ThOmas PIS6neef The e@a T.f sTpSs4 %Ss
f9mR,.ms95 IS 3Ra SswS to doD6Lts4 n n Bswer NM
The OAK Lane boys brought their noise pro.
GTTs B%se and a used them to good eGG Repaiy
James H. Mal2ney and was given cordial r.
necessity for sGttS along SrrSHsE ncm nhE% G
lines Two new members were introduced aud
kgG rSad "a t5 yGpy y report Of h
luton was passed extending thanks TO- German
town Assembly for its hospitality to the rep
arrange for the annual banquet to be held after
the Ienten season; The meeting concluded with
to the winners
evqnx onGa Doan T's Assd%6f a2r the ee % aa
ss@ Sys' No. ana u.s. Gdd 'f9RS GWs 'nHs @
Chester.
PGppy sqss Tno 16@ Psry dF ny6 RS Gord1 rceya by
TSeGrt 9yer the homer Of the apPon,msnt gf hGr
senior master Of ceremonies.
at RTch e TO- and mGyfS held to M 6os s%
warming ON Thursday evening last when there
ScRer @ TcaPp"%ed p@ dspag was r given 'IF% wGa
stc way The inItatory Work Vas i1 We'll per-
formed. especially. that, of Inspector Waller.
MsSss 5snSFn M 'ae a. Edwn Effy2F4F aSSa
sssd asd gave Az NJ ne a. ,s Rre sSe sp5pse s
dm,sa and one sded PETITION f0r T%gm
The meeting was then turned over to the enter.
tainment committee which furnished good
treat Is sn,isipasd for the April msctqs
boys at the Mexican border '''''' '''''' u
Win sdSa S IA had ns ges ss s
was ably conducted by the new NJ. A, Leroy
of 9@ ' H&srT gave Sf0tSfF S
By he and Solos Sy Brosrs
Elliott and PearsQn Of spartan, and Moore, OF
in 'Paddy's' way, well as in the big
@ the fassSm ern o 1f sro6ar gd hailed as WIN 9
for G,a this year, Preparations were started for
Northwestern Assembly. with a delegation Of
thirty or more members. headed by Master
Denny Usnown as Dinty Moore. visited IehigR
assembly, where they enjoyed an elaborate pro
sened was the bountiful supply Of St Patrick
a Gs6a s deputy P S d the tSs
him will never be forsotten Ile certainy, has
pemnant wG pass assembly, very o handsome an" Ss .um @
% S @ss% by several members
Lehigh sent a delsgation OF about forty mem
highly ,enjoysd by every, one. Master, artisan
hfy into is bs dns snse az in his
lie means TO reach the goal Of 100 for 1917
dmsr M aSu @ Viii s rs ~ 'hs at Mhe
| the producers Of 1915 will be the guests OF
honor.
The young L9rehwood A,sssmbly having s,T come
delphia Assembly, large delegation n headed ,
! man. the deputy Brother Roedel and Dr. Marvin
| Hanna with his glee club, all from No. ;.
and provided a program OF high-grade enter
| operation, T. NJ. Il. NJ, A. Scattergood, of
Pennsylysna Assembly. and p. NJ; A. Kelley,
| Brother Mcconnell and his coworkers of No s
tsrnasm hsTs Ws WORTHY ~ Of emaatOa by the
larger assemblies OF the order
| The NJ. f. officers visited st. Paul's AS
| sembly, No. 80. on Tuesday evening and com
| mended the officers upon their initiatory work
| that performed by Superintendent George V. Me
| Kinnon being Of very high order.