Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-29


May -. 10 eNempiry the degree work
in am efficient and ctfcriiy" manner these
well-known brothers were selected For
master artisan. Jacob Il. Jordan: super
tutCudeut Alfred +. Kelley, inspector.
&. Walter Higgins. The combined IT'S
sombly Qualtots and a large orchestra
will render the music ana fine min
strcI and vaudeville show will he. given.
only members of the order will De- adj
mitted.
Brothers William g. PoyocE. e.
Walter Higgins and Harry jackson the
officers Of the Joint Deputies. Master
Artisans and Recorders Association,
met on Friday night to arrange tor the
meeting If that body tonight at 1926
Arch street to perfect q permanent or
gaui2atiou.
w. D.. " 4 Tralb 4. CHalmpr. has au-.
nounr"d that 'na, theatre contest will %" 'n
tended 'o MAY -, iu order to INCLUDE randi-
meeting 10 br held at the Ia IN Tcmpl. "u
the evening OF that date. Ih" "rlg'r9i
but the fixing OF IN" da'" of ih" rally mad"
Il advisable to extend the th"atr" contest g.
uppuruaity TO lntroduc" candidates at t1ai
meeting aud obtain credit iA'r"i"r iu 'E'
contest This will result m 'a.r finish ivr
all tho assemblies. b,caus" th"E can work
M until tho cnd Of the period even thuusu
their lasi meeting may have ha"u tv" or
three weeks before the clos" ur Oh, contest
tween III" assemblies iu the various dl'S"ns
and as nearly q month remains of lhr coz
70 win tn" theatre party pr.1r. There Hr"
Individual producers of three four AMI five
candidates for this contest.
Master Chalmers says.
THE prospects FOR gigantic attendance
members Of tn" committee havinu the c"nr-
hiu"d meeting Jag cnarge placing ih" prob
able ogure at 1000 The also placed tHa
prubaftc number Of candidates at hoi"""u
nftv ana 100. as MANY assemblies ."
making vigorous and well-direct"d efforts TO
have larg" classes of initiates at this mrot-
done and necessarily enjoyed by y"udIoyl's
and members alike. The entrrlo,nm"ni i"o-
4rther n should %" ono uf Sh" fines, fgu'-
tons Of the Year in Art'safship
ST. Johns Assemble. or l32 members.
the substantial way Of investing, through
the motion Of Recorder DOuuely. Sl5uu i'm
of Deputy Taylor $3.50 worth Of bonds were
secured from individual subscriptions, ana
President Bobby Thompson: of The W. =
Society. sold 500 wsth Of thrii stamps.
( one candidate was cnrgllod. beuuty rurIur
presenting the button. Chairman GlHi"s re-
ported on the entertainment Cor the evening.
chairman Pollock reported Ou the Joint rally
10 br held al IL Lu Temple on Wednesday
night MAY ~ AT which there VIII De- II
class initiation Of candidates from all as
sembIics, TO be- conducted by Jacob Jordan,
as master Artisan; A. j. Kelly, as superiu-
and the Rev J. r. johnson. as ohi,uaiu,
with the sid" degree Of PennsNlvanI As
other features. will be the mus" by ih"
combined vocal UuortetS i'm the city ana
large orchestra. with a fine minstrel ana
vaudeville show, making tn" hrst event or
this nature and one of the greatest demon
strations in the, order. Only members viii
be admitted. Master Artisan made an an
peal for candidates promis sing TO secure three
and possibly four for nest month.
from Metropolis Assembly requesting sd
vice 10 st. Johns members living iu N"w
York TO withdraw to the assembly there aud
EXPIRE ssod his disfayUr Of solicitation m this
way Of Increasing membership in any uss"m-
bly,. and no action WAS taken. Brother Pol
lock proposed an amendment Z" th" bylaws
for future action, increasing the pay Of 'h"
ca shier from s25 TO $40.
The entertainment consisted Of tr" clover
Young Jack o'Brlen and Walter uagen. The
Brudy, Fred Olson and Jimmy Hall Brother
Pollock read good poem ON LET the
Kaiser Live" Brother Harry !Ieidelbergcr
gave n patriotic talk. relating the fact that
when he was small boy thirtE-siN years
ago I'm Germany. his uncle in this rou" try
has possessed ever since ana proud To- carry
with him as token Of loyalty 90 Lis
adopted country
spartan Assembly dispatched. business to
give time TO The thiTti.th aIn,i[ersarE and
iht ldultS' master NItlHah sylvan braun
lawns gone S2 ann Meade. IGguIE lanes les
Sbilitt% by keeping things MOVING Tie TaIisr
committee reported Brother Geurge W. Elm
tbr stefson Hospiiai. 7'Pop'' BTauiigam r.. r."
ported for the entertainment committee that
recess OF ten minutes was declared to ALLOW.
tti,e w. ;. :: Soriely t. get t2 wort, Sn'
u was decided g take delegation 80 Tn
urIIuM' 7HI5Sllu.E H5IE oiI ~ W"Sr an
MAY Is. II was decided To- invest 500 In :,
IIncriy Bond.
doors unCucd for the ladies and friends. WHO
6lled the room, IN. the cntertaumeut rlo
The program giving Il splrdid arr.>v Of "a y Mt.
making one Of the most successful event =
iu the assembly. p. n A. Rile acted As
evening was given IN the address Of T. VI.
y. NJ, \. Jordan. IN his Cnarac ter site
William, {, Hey ie. a fine .mshogany mantel
gift Of the assembly and was in recognition
OF his services as deputy for several years.
-, = ,,.
Dorian assembly held IT'S annual ladies'
WIN in one ba 'T me TssS tor
a war solo by Master George Fretz AT do
business session six candidates were al
mitted. Six other petitions are in the hands
entertainment committee served a good
spread.
1rsr,ron,. Assembly had g. r,s,ly .n,r,,,,
meeting. for in addition tJ The IrItrioti'
sentiment, there vas YARN and risque
/ Harmful, Hum or Women" BrotBeTs Ir0Ai
Matthews and y, r. Ludwig led the con,
TSoTgb Wfh Ws i9tl i9tirc6sn SsTegs on bgNT sd
humor entered into the question inforrnaiv