Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-25


port @ UNITY my 70 present TO him the weil-carncd
nSsS aSss,,dT mfst9r : Jewel. which was gratefully
bly,. was an Interested visitor and gave =
good talE Brother Rodney Clark, pianist
nowned tenor OF Progressive Assembly, fur
listed miisned the entertainment features Of the eve
The attention Of the representatives WAS
drawn TO the candidacy OF Brother Walter
tor. and much enthusiasm was dem ,nstratet
were SOLD.
Pennsylvanla Assembly. assumed his duties
Win q dignity, ability and snap that speak
Tho presence Of many master artisans
prompted him to resolve the session into a
for charter members and past masters
ms' ne ting later on, Brother Nichols Joined
came engaged In active worE ss a member
OF the Entertainment committee. president
81 ~ the Fem club and CONDUCTOR during 1915.
in 1910 while serving as deputy 10 Oriental
as Hhssebtn1ply b1,y ana was of course. advanced to
fraternsl idea. is always ready in any move
ment for the advancement Of the assembly
and has been consistent member gettvr.
The past masters present, who SO very
a6iE 1Idi, asssted in the success Of the inceting
a; Griffith, Barrett, Yeager, Fcigler, Nc.
expressed by these brothers, when I Vas
master artisan" etc. may have % had bone, Mss
nGial influence upon Master Artisan Nich-
4iis i'ss shSo, who eelievGs that nothing succeed,
a. length by Recorder Franl. r. Stockiey and
", j.: oBr;en, Gf the Bureau OF Public
the formation OF War. Saving Stamp So
Sisty; rnSi,dy, Which csctsd n \. George Fcger
p, VI. A. James Taylor treasurer, TbS MI MI
mary object is the sale Of thrift stamps
tion of all energies during the war, An
annptopriate menopial service was held for
bsrothsr oharles r. Carwithen, member
Deputy Fred l.. Keenc smoke Of having
ernment service, and he strongly urged @ ff The
members TO send at least postal card
whenever Whence they. they could do SO, Brothsr George
nf Just such help to the boys "over there .
The auxiliary reNf committee Is a pro
provil being voiced by the members Who
received these, frsternal Visits, as we'll as
to the opportunities OF fraternaiism. and il
,S one "i ths paramount movements that
Master Artlsan Nichols intends to push
The additional features were renditIons bv
, inc famous orShestrs. SELECTIONS by tho
and Wel1ner. an incompa BILE bass sole Nv
Harry Wedner and chorus singing Inter
spersed by not and ample refreshments
/ keystone Assembly. under. VI. A. William
4. Corr.e. brought or. an audience Of nbout
100 to hear ,,,S, "Some Of Ny Observations in
ington Arms Company who was ono OF tbe
/ four men sent over by President Wilson ia Ia
rPSr, waS sysems s1 10 6 to he rail
General PershInSS,s troops from the coast Ia
/ vitality Interested for more than an boyr
ellciting eXpr sslons Of wonder. amazement
ana sbs pTaise ~ oBTien who influenced
! talk. e'''"s "'r
Union Assembly was greatly ENCOURAGED
4 by the initiation of two candidates and
( enjoyed spirited meeting. Cashier Walter
EisenPrey s,nd IN pointed ADVISORY remarks. pre-.
Tisch. Superintendent Walker and INSPECTOR m o.
hs service Tss S"DerSy Bshsy nnSed f9m
delegation present from Prospect Park As
ffmSy a5eS S snd 9'hsT sIoTS Brother Fred
Johns Assembly. told how The did il. y
sy1s os6Ss6 s1Ssfs'1ns and advice which looked
great factor. Proposers are too often M dis =
Goursged by ne dislnclinstiqn Of desirable
success by the, pressure Of reasonable tenac.
~ and that Is the gospel he would preach.
card Chairman Charles ShoemaEer's 'p pom. ps
mittee provided an enjoyable vaudeville show
departure from the usual plan.
I There were expressions Of satisfaction and
| the reappointment OF Deputy = G, SticElsEii
the NJ. E Superintendent during his pres.
having been urged 10 confer this favor 'rh.
workers could hardly suffer the severance
.
EXISTING between the assembly and DR.
| Sticker
Bartram Assembly Initiated one csndi.
/ date. to whom the button was presented by
N. Joseph burning Business was expe.
Assembly. to relate his personal experiences
IN the Boxer uprising in China, having been
incubation OF he Government for mort MGR ,porious ro
! NJ A. Harry o. Braun has nIcl,ad ,h,
flower OF Bartram's membership for service
/ r, G. Vance, chairman; Joseph r. burning
HarsE MANI a. GSsq% GsorRs Hamilton a NJ Pa%sG a 19h.
flS fag sfi Ryefi srfs Steel ~ wsfd wWsGs EdTs% Glsy
ympsan Ms% AoSa E' C. rSS%sF SnsaF Jana. a JoGR
nan @. Lennel Waller "'e"
hsf RsDpens ssfns Thsn ,Ss fs' ave shall
talent gets into action, We now have isft
on the outside the cashier, the Chaplain. tht
with lot Of other good fellows who have
not yet stsPPsG out into ,he msht Whsi
Try hard help FOR this has Just to sot Tf 10 w :,
| Oak Lane Assembly was unfortups Z.
ea1ddates who had gone tSroush the Sf bsns 5hps,
of the medical examiner; The genial. piscic
ssn1Iye boys. but knowing fheeGor1g the abouSain, n
I ABILITY nt tnOhe VINO can 90 good work
I said some plain things highly pertinent a nr
probably effective. inspiring even the Iiy.
NJ r. inspector to new resolves A, w q =
club OF thirty members was organized. m.
/ war-relef committee reported worthy ca :,
Saseiy asf' taken mn The matter Of S thss,r, nmmr
benefit in the interest OF Chairman Beck,
entertainment committee was considered 10
| further action. Brothers Heyde and Moreili
Of Passyunk Assembly. and NJ A. Peni
Dever. Of Southwestern. were warmly wei
coined,
/ hardwood Assembly celebrated the sikh
birthday by holding a ladies' night AT ~,
new hall. sixtieth street and Larchwoo
avenue, and big turnout rewarded IN
committee. Brother casaccio and dauEhter
Fred Herbert, Ellwood Jshn. A. L. Moon
n. NJ. Gard. A; ID. Schreiber. L.. A. Clark
was y program himself, and the Jazz Ban,
ccniributed TO delightful session. toppe.
on with Delicious desert By ~. E; AZ
thc l6ties, The enterts Inment Committee i
o. Aysrs. y Beckett. L. A. Clark. o,