Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-22
RED MEMS CHIEFS
AT ANNIVERSARIES
Memo and Chippewa Tribes
Have Eventful Celebrations.
District Workers Meet

,,orro rriha No 32s attended by the
members. board Of great chlefS, |. ~ H. W
invited guests and ladies', celebrated HS
twenty-ffth anniversary with banquet ana
dance at the IIotc! NJ ljostic. IapieS an'lu
elaborate decorations were set for l5o. IaSt
Great Sachem Dr. Joseph T. Farley was
toastmaster and led in the singing of a
varied assortment of popul tr songs assisted
by the audience and accompanied ny 'he
orchestra.
Great Sachcm pr. r. G. Beswick gave an
interesting talk along the lines of fratcrnal-
ism and the pItriotc duty OF each memper
during the present crisis Great Jr, sag
Charles t. Bell told some stories, both hu-
morous and interesting and made strong
appeal to boost the l. O. II, NJ. on every
occasion. G. G. of Il. Thomas H. Fraser
invited the assembage to drink toast 10
the members who have been called 10 arms
In defense Of the flag G.. *. of w. Joseph
Farrar spoke on the fraternal spirit OF the
order and the duties of Red Men. Great
Sr sag s. williams, Jr and G, T. John NJ
Coombe gave interesting talks.
Other speakers were Dr. A. J. Callahan,
Samuel Cooper. George r. stevens, Edyaun
Haines, Timothy J. Shannahan. Francis Nc
Intyre Edwin &. Moore and Michael Dugan
G. of r, John Bennett gave some interest
ing d lta on the work of Memo Tribe dur
ing the last twenty-five years. Letters OF
regret from W. u. Edkins, national secre-
tary of the Daughters of Liberty and a
member of the tribe. and other members
were read. Handsome souvenirs were pre-
sented to the ladies.
Chippewa Tribe No -! cGehraGd itF n hfys ,&s
wIEwam on Market street above ,sixtieth street;
The r has Of "f sfs Gf wns Esn
appeal to the mcmbeTs % for Er9ns a faofh limo 20
hornSSred history Of the tribe r q. $. william
G; Conlcy gave an interesting TAX OF r the past
Of Ss M work OF Of 9f YEARS a
ap also suFscstnFi certain snmuS to 'Ae
Walker made an appeal to the members, :, Others
r HShn b RSll e q james ioSsl MGFar;df1a
vonson.
to zT1 TING MarSs SS a Sn @s
R'sR3 !, MSs "ns his TRs F,eth or sSte,h brthday I'D
not. detract one ota from the pleasure of thc
sss"Ens s:sasIan vas S.ncT q S@sIt;S %%$
The surprise Gsa not smp hys oeHm Was
im"sT IN honor Or Of brother e % Harrs The members and
SlS @ysSd Svd SnS doT Hean In called on various
members for some inSidegt n cNnnGGtioT Nth
Frrssentea present" brother Harris, behalf Of She
spt. at some of thS tales OF this champion
sSP1ssE tribe Il za %,ant G has %
attendant At the tribe for the last twelve years
and has given his best efforts toward forming
champion pinochle team Of tho Northeast. Those
Rotan, r S {. +, Coulter, p, s., George Long
SSTs %i. ReaSen Sd s%h'His sis s. LoRF Bi fos
T. $. Becker. Brother Ed ,MooIe, G Of
j, s. J. r. Morrin: Brother j.. FlanaGan. No
-, $ lanes & HarpSrr r{Ss No w. IL; p s. John
SS5Snaf sS5Smpf Rrobar Charles winFs RTothar
James Skclly. brother Con Stork, Brother a.
5srcs RlsGeS nrGher fI0Ss Msan prSGs &cr
these talks p. s. Andrew schicklipg, sr; rro;
candy on behalf Of +. $. Heilman.
A district meeting was held in Solocts Tribe.
No. 36S, on last THURSDAY night The tribes
TcorrSSsente,d were 10 S0s no 81 No 81 i&S1 &91
20 iGs and 30, 80, Ashury, Park. The meet,
O. J. 5. Charles e, Rell talked on the Invention
of the day and existing conditions due to the
Samuel H. Walker. ?. s. II, Mckee, p s
+ S, BenesouL No 90; P. S. james Pinkerton,
Of the publicity committee, Senator Richard
dents in connection with his work on one of the
exemption board and the necessity for a strong
effort the part OF every member OF the
order to do his bit -
The district meeting held in shakahapra
Tribe No. 1875. was well attended. The dis
and 307, d g.. S. John j. Connolly presided.
Talented entertainers were interspersed between
the speechs Chairman Connolly called upon