Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-18
JUNIOR o. u. A. NJ.
Installation Of Officers and Deputy
State Councillors TO Organize

Installation Of Officers and Deputy
State Councillors to Organize
with much ponp and ceremony the on
Gers OF John II. Marlin Council No 90 were
inductcd into Office At n public installation
meeting The members and their ladies
responded to the invitations issued and the
hall OF Marlin Council was hlled TO capacity.
Tho installing officer was Junior p S g.
Samue G., Scott, assisted by the following
district and deputy state councilors Will
liam 6. Hahn, George s. White, George
Leucht. T.. u. Lcathprman Fred G. Weber.
Edward Sohler, Frederick Hudson, John
O. Wilson and John r. Rue. Jr Each
officer and deputy State cuuncilor appeared
In full-dress suits, which made the service
impressive.
~, Tho officers Installed .vere Councillor. william
cial eGcretary aud representative to the state
T Monroe v5%TeH assnmt SsRTqnf record
inE sccretorE Wgalcy Eron conductor Herbert
As,6ur Neyiti and MI Herb, ssn,insis. Sorm.n
#aos sna N Ssmss hapn f. iGphsp s.S
st sn 4en Rue M 5o S gsI gPgncipr .Is
Ices we're over remarks were made by the coun-
Ib S@r rJo1 y r Inc councillor and j. c0g9Gllor
MmgG Tss Furnished by the Councils orHhestss
and rvfreshments We're served.
Councillor william Pross Of John n. Marlin
q Rc council S to %y Sian. Tor bs s
d 70 tho conae III, saSRie aSGf fOr % Ss
f,S 9ne a. G the main iestprgs oIl. rsss ns in,gs-
sary. The councillor win also ask for n general
committee TO hold monthly meetings.
ofaca "T visit @ to G spTHS City last ] Mondsy s'S eve
G@S RisS Sr YSareT Vce cqaacS
wood SETTLER recording seerot99ry Harry ,Slifsr
trcaaurcr Henry J; Delhi; junior past coun-
S qs %gds%' John Hfosc RoscI SHs. AsS HaSa
eaeld ydo snd wliam vo, A EunST ruS,sIS 16Sn IS
hossgs lpGmcal s,si sssoirstegy jYhn TleWgns
ner alternate, Henry j. Delhi chaplain, VIII
This cau1!i has just closed an active term,
S report Of the tTgsstieeGm gst e. mshoTinE the worth q
OF 2!Q. 4 large slNss Initiation vii 6s held
on FGTry ro@ aG % 9srG SSm @ 61m o8s Gsn
plify the work. -
Of officers n Diriao Council, NJ, 1893; Junior
f rhu T. Jones' c coanco %'GF John cGns. sSSr.
IocqTdlng secretary, t'hilip Hahn. SssstsIt re-
tr,'% rstSry. " +. PacE"lsw; tregsnrsr' William
Fbpo ofR anS onHa?G r sca M oSn Ssmb E. slack snd
Samuel yogt; trustees s. r, Wells, J. II. Strut
State Comet William G Hahn; alternate, John
The banquet committee OF 1917 held their
rs SCs Meeting o in b26rs5 PrS% 9gn' oS nsPPn
Council. Charter OAK Council; lone Council.
Fl F'GTe 4arHs GSSg' GS 52S ba%P G9sa
Council TrGd NJ Ma Wfg9"r HGi1 oTSnTG rsesa rseSnsn
We're made by several representatives
Al "A call issued hy President George s. White
the banquet commitee for 1917 was orEaniEed:
Chprloa H. Hall elected secretary and
main COMMITTEES was suhdivided into ruhcom-
nttsrs nR fol'ows: Printing. 4. S. Moore Iss;
Iaass nnn lGSG Y suFE Enss SS and s5, r
VA tor v a.
cCptiou W Hahn. 1n26i u. sluvR, ~: r hewitt,
meeting or the rsnorsl COMMITTEES win be held
on Tuesdav evening next Ct ne council room
and Girprd avenue. when reports VIII be heard
from all oommittecs.
, cali hos been ISSUED FOR thr organization OF
Geput| aud district state conncIi@r is invited
to attend this meeting. which win he held in
the room cf Warren Council. Hutchinson street
pnd Gjrerd avenue. Tneaiay evening next.
r,orot,- sta', Counrllar Howard Churnsde In
siaIod tNe officers ~ Frnd NJ. Wagner Councii
20 fn,lowE; CouncIlor Herman \, post: vice
WflIIom IT, SpmmrrviIlp: f0s0~Ial secretary
Charles TT%ns21 Jr sSs,saTt sS Tssordin. I.
c9ud1ctog Howard MGCoq,Fy @ m IT.. IT. segntiTnels
wIrrfsr, Biaes; freasiIrer 4 p. Ackley; rSprs.
sontpfi'-e q" state council. Theodore o. Dost:
~. wllam pleps e and s II whca tcroft Larss
l"l"~nti"us f"0r Stopheu Glrard Council and
George 81 Pointsett Council were present.
D'rro Councils vIsItIng GLIB VIII nay one Of
go fPn0rq VISITS IA John Il, Marlin Council
fNts n'"niuE. FvNrv council IN the city has
rr"GG,y"d ~ nIhllnGn thdt Witm b- Hahn q:
have least hftv meinharE present from
pirirn Council ard ah0ut ion from the other
councils iu tho Citv. THIS gives prOmise TO he
o." ~ tho largest me"tinE7 EYER held in the
'Tr-'ip rau~oII WIN rrsrt at 1880 10 clear the
desk early OF al business.
The Installed officers ~ Frsnlstnvills Council
Iohu " Ba~ridaIe; A. r. g.. H. G. Waller;
va-d.1. 9, Ilor' ~: sentinels Truman Rnyyer
financial secretary. Peter flaU: rccordnE seere-
Sayl.t Ed r.. Whit, sud = g. tIplIsine: repre-
sentative ~ Stale Council, j. Thomas Nevitt;
alternate. william Pouch
wos nrladslphIa Councils last session was
man. The councils fourth anniversary. was cels-
bra ted In "a highly crcditRble and enjoyable man
nor and the entertainment committee well war;
ranfcd the HppreClative praise bestowed upon Il
ortatiou uf talent aud rcfroshmeEts was
Tho acme ~ refinement and taste. The dart
and puot tournament committee was assured
b. t'a members that arge delegation would
lone Corncirs headuusrters on February ih
The auditing committees report showed that
the cu~n~'fa ma 1cial gain for last year had
been gbnrrmailv large. state nenuties Charles
GERS lect in strict Tituslstic form. State Deputy
ATuOreH address deserved the hearty applaus9
accorded n. lone Councils daTt-quolt team viii
play the second vame of the contest at the
councils next meeting.