Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-10

Il srsnd mas,er--Roy 'D. Bemau. deputy
"a deputy grand master---Jacob Il. wca-
III Grand warden-Fronk shannon. i. O..
: l(Qs il4. George J.. y. Carr. T.. o.. Of No.
4y NJ. Miller. L. a.. Of No. SIS; Charles
5S =. q. ..of 30. u iis7: a. Albert i" e" g Dick.
~, of No. 196; Hugh II. Parkhill. T.. a.,
IA srsnd secretary--Us A. Hail. grand
~ srand treasurer--Fred G. Hanyen. =.
q 6fand representative to the $. q. L.
~ X. Mohr. II. q. NJ. grand representa-
ths last stated meeting Of each sub
9<e lodge in the month OF March next
uoDk grands who are present In the lodge
~ syening. and IA good standing. shah
azsd the return of the election shall
<11Jthyith certified 10 and one copy imme-
rwardsa e his sotan ofss IL eGni9r og Ter:
&Ws pf the Grand Lodge,
Fraternaliy yours,
USHER \. HALL.
E} Grand secretary
Etsnmercial Lodge. No. go. gave to its
1t. wives and friends another OF the
Y0Blo picnic suppers." In the hall be
HG1e meeting room at 1888 Columbia
149. Despite the severity Of the weather,
14ohering that filled the capacity OF the
bcuntifully supplied table was present,
I4ud Master Montgomcry. Grand Marshal
MI G. stephens and Vice President
Il1ss G. Bulkcley. Oh the orphanase. were
~ w special invitation. and enhanced
IL Deneral pleasure by tho expressions of
~ lofty sentirncnts that are usually su-
E.oduced by satisfactory sastronomlc CON
I101. Tho grand ma ster was present - by
. q. Thomas H. duncan. on behalf OF
1sIcisi Lodge, "A hne leather wallet,
IN, and in accepting 81. he expressed the
10 that IL would never be found empty.
1txumental music and vocal solos by
9hers Cronauist and Hasselborn inter-
XK011 the proceedings.
Eo5one1 Alexander Macpherson. secretary.
- acted as toastmsstcr. and Thomas l..
4ea1 were in charge OF the arrangements
|o dance. which followed. completed an
&or 81 the happiest events OF the festal
|>e boosters committee Of the first three
Ie)s responded TO the call OF Olive
3>lh Lodge. which was fortunate In
~ n candidate as a good start for the
~ uear. Owing TO the severe weather.
#[l1r. an adequate staff could not I've
- and then Chairman Frank Shuman
~ 70 the rescue by taking all hands over
8 Merchants lodge. which was pre-
Il y confer, the initiatory decree on a
Rte. +. q. Wilson. OF Olive Branch
- sitting =. c., a position he fillec
iciently. and the whole work wa,
sstisfaotorlly as conditions woui,
94fs stan and Brother wilson fol
f0pt brother SnuHan 9nU tht
- of the committee are. iilustratiohs OF
r0Dnlar4 work Of the boosters, which
&k - Impress other lodges I'm the dis.
- 8 required from them from time ia
~ Chairman Walker advises that every
~ rhSuld be prepared for visits ''as you
mt know what niEht the call may come.
~ out to what lodge can obtain tht
IU9pt plumber Of candidatcs during this
~ and watch the EvRSIsa PrBLLc LEDGrr
|nDe every Thursday for news Of the
Dgprs, committee-
1nneylyauia LodSe. No. I. has been much
1Etnged by the progress made In all lines
x9tuvtty. The lodge was honored by the
|yIpe OF the degree stan Of Mile Lodge
~ thirty OF 81 the Visitors. with complete
~, came to confer the first degree OF
candidates.. The elaborate work and
rIoucy were revelation 10 many Ia tbs
-. and expressions of praise and thanks
- generously extended.
~ The result of an active campaign by
= workers fourteen candidates have just
~ enrolled on the books Of old No, /
has turned young enough 10 put
41edonian. Lodge started the new year
5G)ously by the initiation of three cam
1&o1, all OF whom are attached to Uncle
9'o nshtng fleet This gives No 200 a
o. forty-four members In the Govern
~ service who will carry Caledonian' Is
nader Degree Master Hamilton was
ID bssf of spirits for perfect work. which
great Impression upon the Nisltors.
M whom were II. @. Dawber. Clifton.
~ kisss,: JACKSON. Mich; Howard Old
ne san anb ar1nE and w. @ HIiaIaon.
IA. Paul r.. de Hart was presented with
g eq behalf OF No. 700 and the best
~ one was sratiesa to learn q The
s'Pink" Ancker and wee Willie
BROTHER Ancker has been unanimously
~ sressurer Of the orphanass for the
N ,, nimIisr hss position ss,sc,aa With No 10
BSnsT sSs the s%.4 ssfTstasy'hs ,o th
the campaign OF Odd Fellowship las,
5.vins had long experience In that
6rsf degree in fulb form will be put
lerrow night, and all brothers are
~ te witness II.
~ Lodge conferred the initiatory degres
t3u form on three Of eight candidates
who were much impressed by tn,
Ioncs Of the work of the stan operatlns
restricted conditions.
thsr James II. Wilkinson. whose bust
~. removed him to Washington. will
M from the degree team,
7|fst decree with fuli stan will be pu
lG1L Visitors welcome.
X0L&- l<OQkt, NO. 80, eAeulpllfltd tlt
n dsgres In fuil. form. In spite o.
1nces and handicaps the work wa,
gocd shrps. The resisnstion o.
~ was accepted on account OF hii
1.e Government service. Nomination
1etss for that Office followed AM
Thomas l.atimers Jr., and Adam
sprrow evening, when The nrst de
~ put on n full form. All team
sielsxation from Merchants mad.
1pn to Energetic Lodge last night
6zd Brown Lodge. No. 1895, last weei
the third degree upon four candi
ne are. being depleted By the cal
~ the msmSsrship 3 Of niliiar,
1eet many not already called ar,
ioss = 10 % The % service Of 'f H. 'Ss,' Sse,
n msmSsr. ana won dis di.tinc,ioi IN o'
~ working committees Bernard
Intends 70 keep IN touch with
Tor, its .memheyn In the serv
ss 49, 4 sTs.lISs SsnsS, II The Sis, iSds,
UQ1eGion was held on the two
&1o4 must b. solved to cop.
nation. Obviously. the lodE'
eefv1ce fund. and driv.
~ " p tnauguratsd through
455eiassd % eonduet = pism
selra q bsstss Master ~