Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-14

on Monday night where the intiatory de-
s,es was G"qrrr1d on nS f@rYS jS"dia'eS m 9
Tacuny. presented to the lodge . service
nag with six stars, read Z kGgniy lnt.r"sthLns
Hrl delivered II highly Inspiring patriotic
= q. uancq with his stafr, goes to Nice.
town I.odE" tonight and TO Walker Lodge on
Monday night II" Will receive nt Grand
niEht ft ropr"sSntatiyrs fI from ali cncampinents
for the formation ~ the 'Ea rneat Workers.
Gyrrus Encampment VIII GSnter tha ong batr, nn
tcrtain n delega tion from Newtown Encamp-
ment ON February -.
The hoard Of district dengty grand patri-
"harlds mS 4 shotwci II "Td Ryard r. Kurt, Wilson
Paacock. Thomas Whitehead, George NJ;
SaH SsSrcary TnGf Wim ia % @ mrSS@ Gs arTd MSaSS5 ana
schrdul" Of visltations In . campaign 10
hr WhS THaT an" united
effort viii be made on >"bruary 2o TO- organ.
WorEcrS F for mission aPg 'T work. in hc sa6%Td
MI" lodges r." ch9iTmap Of ,h this u BODY ;by
d"sro" master Of the champion Templ" En-
campment staff, which is also qualified 10
subordinate Lodges. The secretary y; u, @,
=. william n Gull, Is thr other right sup
and four candldates on whom the inItatory
drgr," was conferred by the efficient stan
addition. two propositions were received Tho
s,crctary read several inspiring letters M W from, from
bcrs and visitors and general hearty social
Intercourse made the session well worth
"AiIc.
Merchants Lodge conferred the decree Of
frcgdshIp on O. Leon LHwr@hGe' ,Arthhur hdnor; E
MaTris Iodgo aga T +. siaig9im for oliyS
Oh nlg for the work,
The visitors Included a large delegation
ro 0YG nTanie Ro@ E@a 9F Morrs daEe
Wright. Three Links Lodge. Mantua, y; j.;
O. Zggm Mikes iEaTEe' GrSs; raa a. GaT
n% dsc N'iTSS2sIanp Hr%}har Draper absent n lie
iough, HAVING rc.ensted for four years more
lie related interesting. experiences.
second @ ,Sgr"@ % tomorraw evening. There will
he a meeting Of The ladies' anXinhhry, ~ 70
members and those DESIRING to connect them
iloor,
Mile Lodge conferred the inltatory de.
gree on ,hyc candidates. who we're much
mrnds'p farmcd. p. Y G. Phiiip' S. Ksssei Of Good
viii Lodge. wilIiamstown. ~ j.. made
listed members reported that it stll urged
the absent brothers to send in their names
'' 4 Ia large S delegation from, pitman Lodge.
Of New Jersey. is expected tonight when
the nrSt degree VIII be tNtHplllcl ana u
large attendance of brethren will be looked
icr.
Ivy Lodge conferred the. first degree in
beautiful and impressive form. as usual
Tho lodge enjoyed visit from ,Br3t!nier
thrap. trTmS Mass, I for Sc several Years. having
come to rhiiadislphia on business and to
Ivy Lodge Is having the general scxreri-
s1ss Of falling OF in Stt'nasnSe; n..TnG This d is
brothers called to to arms and Of those work
ing at night or extra time. In discussing the
lodge meet twice a month instead of every
week. and the subject seemed to be in
tcresting enough to take up for further CON
The second degree will he conferred next
Monday night
Apollo Lodge has moved from the Park
4OlO Chestnut street. meeting there on Sat
urday nights instead Of Mondays for q
on candidates stephen Brown and Lewis
Barker and also upon a camp Mead MiHiadg hoy
as a favor to that lodge, The officers Of
Anallo gre mgGh i Gncogrssed ,o 2gGr the pros ns
he finest accommodations of any odd
Fellows Lodge in, West Philadelphia. and
Re'S ths other West Phlad9 iphia lodges to start
somcthns in the section, oyer the river;
Odd 'reiiowship is put to the front and sell
ish interests banished BY broad-mnded pro-
Tn" snrt qd the times is
pese to do our part in this direction !"
p. @; William Donnghy is the oldest lily.
Lodge, No. I, having been initiated Decem-
ber -. lsol and. nntii recent years. a
regular o9 Rt q nT wmT a Vas RS
as one OF the twelve apostles" a band
which worked faithfully for the relief of the
families OF members engaged in the service
Of the loyal Government. and enjoys again
the opportunity Of doing bis bit in much the
same way,
Kenderton Lodge conferred the first degree
in full form and received ne report OF the
the odd Fellows Home on March 3.
The executive committee Of the combined
lodges of Philadrlphia under the auspices OF
ment and dance for the men in the service
nf the government In Grand Fraternity
Hall. 1926 Arch street, on Saturday night
next
Olive Branch Lodge held Sunday services
in the odd Fellows Home. The sermon was
preached by the Rev. S. +. Meyer. pastor Of
the Lutheran MEMORIAL Ch&nrcm' & The music
was In charge OF Monroe Beers.
Special exercises on Sunday We're held at
the OrphanaGe by the Junior Christian En-
deayor Society. under tho charge OF Joseph
lections by the chidren'a orchestra and
chorus and addresses by Matron Clara
| futile. President Richardson and Robert
German.
| A service OF unusual interest was held in
| the Rebekah Home, under the gusnices or
| the Rev. Dr. George stanley Burnheld's 3 Bible
o. the MoT,h PrsshysrHn c60cfh
/ Rurnheld preached the sermon and addresses
were made by. Mrs. Burnheld; wife OF the
| eachcr; President Mary a. Engelman and
| oliver schierrs. who sang tenor solo, The
| music was IN charge or Miss violet McCu-
lough