Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-22

llulIN from lnulNillhls amounting to SOU
Girard stands substantially back Of her
iwcntE-two boys ~ the service. BrOihers
Sulus. Striubacn, Ferris and lioaE were
named as committee on attendance.
hy Inspector Jackson for attendance at each
meoting.
Of H. n. Z. Officers. VINO Will receive d
roval welcome.
Bartram Assembly must be rccordrd rs
the pioneer IA tn" order ia 81 movement to
"sta nlisn a 'und for the provision OF an
ambulance service Tor tue krd Cross ON tn"
the proposition and Brother James Brennan
seconded II and they, with Recorder lIig-
%itni The NJ. =. "ficcrs uWon the su6jert.
Every brother ia the assembly room pledged
the payment Of 81 to tho fund, ASSURING a
nucleus OF $50. one candidate was dd-
mitt"d.
Northwestern Assembly had ,IEhty-two
members ont and initiated siN ranIha i,s,
70 whom the buttons Wrf" presented by
Doctor Lott. Th" assembly subscribed to a
was devoted TO rehearsal OF tine minstrel
snow given last Friday night, which proyed
to Ice e. great success iu every way. The
p,rformaucr was given under tho auspices
of tHe musical and glec club az Mercantile
to-data features. which made It hit with
lie large audience rho iutcrlucutor was
e.. =. Webb; oud men, II. ". Nyagrr, w. p.
Webb, a. ". Tatham G, ". ,Triummer.
particlpants we're W. Il $. BarwcI, 4. J.
Byrnr. j. T. cullen. ". Il CUMMINGS, i. a.
IT, Founders, s. C. Fuilaway. NJ. }. Oar
rity H. -. mailman. T.. lenmeha, f. A..
NNIGholas. NN;II,1S e. s. 'hummosr. H. Rrhfus, i. \.
Srh,ol. \. ". latham q. {" TAYLOR !. T.
Turner, H.. G. Webb. c. r., Webb; " j..
Yeagrr, Fred W Haisor.
The officers Of the Nor(hwost"rn Min
manager II, a. Denny. publicity, Calvin -.
Wood. secretary and treasurer; Herman
MgESr "GErl7iE iGnrT q tWab6 lnusica d
rector; IIarry l"'g'r, director 'pa stage
manL='r.
Union Assembly continued the good, work
Scauluu presented the buttons. Deputy
Doctor ,Stlg"r rrad a 5G2mmuni'su2R 5 IRON ON
tho support Of each Artisan L" the third
Liberty Loan. making an earnest appeal
it, support. Charles Shoemaker and his
entertainment committee took chsrg" Of the
the ladies' tho prizes provided being Of tn"
iln"st kind ana tGoroughly cmjoS'I hy me
mittoe win prepare reception {" the VI. l..
officers next month.
OAK Lane AsscmUly. IN respops' To- H.
to tha taird Liberty Loan. brother Morris.
secretary of the wFr-savinEs society. re
ported sales amounting to Sl3l. BTOtl"f
Phil Arnold. Of Adolph!, and Brother Charles
Simpson, Of Fidelity, were warmly re-
ceiycd and both extended an Invitation to
Fidelity Assembly. Of which Brother Simp.
, son is recorder and Brother Arnold deputy.
ment committee, promises a delightful eve.
ming to all who attend ladies' night on the
time, was voc.fgrously greeted.
Prospect Park Assembly bad a sprtt'd
meeting, well worth while and Tor good rra,
sons Three candidates had been sxaniu-d,
though one failed to appear for initiation.
for u class Of candidates for ncNt month
when the "nniyersary OF the assembly in
usual features. During a recess Speaker
/ made an appeal in tn- interest OF the Lib
/ the amount Of $500 Superintendent Georg,
7 drew tho attendance prize. brother JdCul
Iordon presented 10 the assembly a beautI
rnine stars. representing the number Of mem
the highest patriotic sentiments and hoped
as all did, that AL 0t these boys woul'
safey return especially sS Tarsr gro OF n tn
mouweaIth and Chester Assemblies We're in
terestod visitors.
Colllngswood Assembly suffered the loss b!
death Of Master Artisan william =. Tatem
[ who had been called only nine days befor
To the Thirty-third Engineer Corps at Cam
Devens, Mass. The meeting therefore wa
'cRangcs involved Win advance Supcriutend
eut Walter Charriere 10 the vacant cha
saSond si1 ehaiT G"5H. Gonduetor water {. Ham
mar was nominated for inspector. the clec
also the matter Of changing the mCetin
night, 4 committee VIII prepare TO SO
class of candidates and entertainment.
Haddon Heights had a. spirited meetiuG
with lhe unusual atu9Gl9h OF q sgrNlg
"a Y q "A
Of the Ladies' Auxiliary, twenty-five q
&: :s0 singing the national air. The presenta
tRTe' acceptance 6y Master Artisan .. j
clever talk TO the ladies by Editor Mayor
social session was extended TO the bountitl
tables.
Isaac e. Underdown Assembly will enter
tain the members, other assemblies and off
meeting room at Grand FTsteTpity Bauldjna
p 1926 Arch street on May :.
AdeIphi Assembly. vim stage q ,sdie,
a program Of high class entertainment, dan,
lng and refreshments. This young sssembl
OF life much like its advent into II
, Artisan family Three candidates WEI
tarH ISTa'G up S tonsht o Master % Artisan waisa
seems 20 realize the Importance Of lsrEe a
tendHnCrS ana - leaving nOtnius uudoue
work up this feature. Brother BlCkhar,
seems to be ia great demand choru
leader and entertainer among the asseu
! blies. Hts style is all his own and his joll
disposition makes him all the more populal
Z Brother Arnold has taken hold Of the reir
as deputy over Fidelity Assembly. and u
/ fairly certain that he will reunite ths
assembly into one OF the best.
Adelphi paid Lehigh Assembly fraterns
. visit on Friday evening with 3 deleEatio
4 Of thirty. Recorder L!psey is the deput
Two more names. Randall and Jacob
have been added to the honor roll maxim
twenty-five In all for Adelphi. The wa
I savings stamp society has beeh fully o
Z Ranzed, with John Craig, president. and
2 Gilbert Clarke secretary and treasurer.
Sparta Assembly celebrates tomorrow nigl
. at 1926 Arch street IT, thirtleth anniversat
, by an entertainme and dance and has sel
out general invitation. HaddOn Assembl
observes It's thirtY-hrst anniversary at HaS
{ donfeld on Thursday night,
Aged Man browns in River
Columbia. Pa, April 22.-The Susqu
hanna River Is being dragged toda
for the body OF Uriah Sourber, eight!
! seven years old, who yesterday morl
4 ing walked into the water and disal
:. peared, one mile below this city