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

G2ig9e9sg o%sc E ga, 3sa an goyG r, mG'Gs
/ Charles y. hamilton to!d OF his allotment
FricndsE Lodge 'NI'l Nnrl = 'S oxford ADrI 4;
F.. chester, April H., chairman William r.
saving stamps =. O., Pink, Ancior rc-
Iu GT Gm PG S2oe 2s WSrn 9rm OF scrcarE T
/ Gull announced the death of Brother Henry
ansg ESomSS'F SS aTcR T2o Sa' t2S @ hrotbsrs
N, y. Cache. ,of 80. 100, w., Ncster. 80.
s2 saw s9a sb6Ii ri r. }slRs ,oAm"n 5 C. Lodge" 30 =
Election. Of officers resulted in placing
water wltT' Tdsc6c Tor ice ice grand T VU md franE
. Collins for, third member q rcuof,, hmcri.
EaledonIan Lodgc tomorrow night and al
put on,
Mile Lodge conferred tho third degree in
fun form before q largo and enthusiastic
ent. among whom wcrc = q Smith. y 7.
G. Marshall Of East Park, installing stan;
OF the oTdeT fhc S new rEbMS % ero % cao
on, Tor fcw remarks and responded admin
The results Of the election held wrrc as
follows: Noble grand, s. n Miller; vice
Mills third member Of relief. Harry Fritsch
Jr., These brethren are all hard workers
VII be nssSd ID tonight STS'il9' by the Ss stan ot
Fame Lodge, under tho leadership Of y. j.
no floor work tonight. as tho later evening
VII he given over to social session. Wis
Merchants Lodge elected tho following
officers for tho ensuing term: Nohlc grand.
T.. \, Groom; vice grand, = Latimcr. Jr
rd ro%HHSJ member T FSef A Luther J2hn Mai
received one. There was an excellent at
the Usual "P pop. Visitors insiuded r o' g. HsS Z.
E@G WGgngn' s9s3 Mass ana BrothST Wal@.
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section. was present in uniform and eX-
evening last the stan OF Merchants installed
The, officers Of East ,Park Lodge. -, ~ -
stalled TCr tomorro% night. 1t"'nSd ana ON saturday
evening Merchants will install tho officers
mooRF MaR"ipnE 10 wbCS ali Spot6drs ladies RnG
friends are cordially invited.
Purity Lodge had the following officers
special Deputy Joseph II. Fuller and the
efficient stan, from Damascus Lodge las last
vice grand, Victor Francis; financial sccrc.
oral candidates. including the third son in
tho order Of Secretary Hamilton, ..-.-,
George Ga%a3 chds s"5iS odsc No S' 1o7i June
1915. lie was Installed noble grand October
merge with Purity Lodge, No. 325. February
23 1910 Brother Hamilton has 9fen of Cf9p,T 1T.
lodge for more than three years and Is cred
tied with some Of the stunts pus,ed, OH AT t9r u,
! which Caledouisn Lodge did the work at
tired in dlts last April prc,cSSSd wSsd thhfp oS soS
Henry NJ Hamilton. recording sccretarS
several months ESQ "hhefn ca,,ntrvs ,nT cali
, Brother Hamilton is a psst, chief patriargl
and rcCordi1aS scribe OF HSTTi5S dystoTc EmGatmP
WHOM that camp merged about 2 year aEo
; ment NE Of district deputy grand master OF th'
seventh district and expects 20 sec " Vshh,
rs place Gm9nE i,yd Jn' sons Tso' he order viii
him, and the third one Is to be inltlateu u
Hen Henry y" g. ~ hamilton joined George, "
ChiIds lodge No. 1913. Dccember /. lHl3
three ysrs 5cs SsT rcGor9F as Ts
Purity Lodge. June H. 1916. being prooah A
Ro RSof rhotogTSpR sHS prcssnts lin strsd il a,
vcstmcnts OF tho choir Of s.. ELSA Iis 6oth
Episcopal Church. He Is at camp Moaa''
by the stan o. Rcecon Lodge No. 2SSt. com com
l posed OF the following: 5. u, g., NJ sJJCoInnl JON
sry StoPPrSGghEEr TrSSsgTSr Gsssn 5oms, S5G2Ts
Noe sHsISar MsTsae rsdc III ID GusG 1oRn Mann Out
side Guard James Morrison. Br9iher S'oE
Snmpa SnST nicd TS by Brothcrs WATKINS Reese. Os
valid and Irsdale OF BEACON %, IoidisGG. aiisG. vob,,
Grand. Harry r!' 6. Walton; vice grand. Jamg'
q Trcston; recording sScTeIfntTE SGtrue5 con
dTctor' h%Ttor' Charles WippiinEer; inside guardian
Herbert Strelitz; outside guardian J1Scnt
i. $, y. O., Georss J KrouDa: L. 1i;vS. s. n g, +
Ralph Erwin; II. $ s. 70 ASEuySt GG''|eE' n
HorSc'vi S' y l. 5. V g.. q. NJ Kline third mem
ber OF relief, J. Harry Myers, nv tb,
mstaiGS Officers and by D. D. q; n; Fisher
Of the third district; Brother Haloerstadt
GNsbsif of the lodge =. g. Calhoun presented
5.Hsr I9sSPa oS Oh ss ShnSf oh dfPGGs brSGsy
versary and in appreciation ot brother sting
ers services to tSe 16se was EhG GSrTesontes TSs %itf
a past grand's certificate ensrossed ah'
framed.
Kendcrton Lodge had its officers installed
by d. D. 6. II. Fisher. of the third dis
trict and staff from EneerEGtic Lodge
9wSFfsa I9 facgTs wsTf cPce and BS2ndt Two aPP
, . cations were received. The feature wa
saSss Earl f the Of FS FSSahS PER- was Ps
ent. The appointed officers are; ConductG9r
u. Michael: warder' ElWSg wg rrs0 l0ufi Hiom,lIar G
II. S., ]. Edwards; J.. s., C., Hopkins II
s s. 6 & WT!6SSif Xrt6SaF s swsyno! a. S L. ErIGN o
Charles winderconeE; chaplain A B wan
mop pianist S. ]. Best
Orpbans' Rest Lodge, 40. 1872, in ~
tempt" at Darby gathered more than 21I
brothers, After the regulsr business meet ,h,
and the egStono Ss oyI5r IN otfSa sSsadroH un
folded a program brimtui Of action an, th,
surprises. After snort au1ieSs " w
Chairman, Brother Herman RiGhteT,s or
: airs. after which c. ID. Wescott, chairman
OF the four minute men Of Philndelp9ia
9eant Young, Of the Canadian recTuitinl
office an American hoy, who enlisted II
the Canadian army in the early stage @
the war He put the horrors and need
as a result the third liberty Loan com
mittee Of Darby, Just organized. was hsnde'
, The raising OF the stars and stripes in
! novel manner and the presentauo9n9, OF 4;
, bouquet OF flowers TO J. Fred Wildly II
l recognition OF his services as seSIe'StS 10 10
! the evening.
The boosters committee will have It's mex
visitation on Thursday evening, April 4
when Coaqusnock Lodge viii visit MIL
large representation be present. All mem
! bers Of the, order are inyitedi Il, 1odoo NJ,
G %FssHsT FSs Services @ 10 Sc held IN the df
IfiTsn nins ApTi ii?s IS, to celebrate the ninetynin
sna'EsgIisrs sbs Edesisnssted ed Churches viii be made il
q this column later. The inactive membe
u certainly ought to, take this opportunity %
= meeting his brothers. who are doing HI
| work in the lodge.
Z D D. G. NJ. Edward Hamilton and stat
e Iodss on tuesday niEht and will perform
| the same service for Columbian Lodge 70
night.
Welcome Lodge held Sunday services q
! the odd Fellows Home, The sermon wa
\ preached by the Rev. Edgin PiEot Simpkiin
Church The music was provided by tn
=. choir OF the same church
e In the orphsnsge the services were ynde