Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-28

Grand Marshal, Harry g.: stephens al and ID
J.; d. D. u L. GreGnG; in memSeEs spSEs
on the higher branches Of the order
while Rev. w. NJ Handles also made an
NJ. Leroy 'S blew urged urged the lodges of tho
seventeenth District to encourage mors OF
csting remarks were also made by Fast
Guards Norman pisharo1n, William shop
PeSTo Sns srgs P2ge 'GEn S
scrh Elliott Harry Land and others.
Pcnnsylvania Lodge. No. J., besides being
the oldest lodge In the order here. is forging
% the front as the leading lodge IN West
fhiladelphia;, In the last six months twtr-
bership and und,r the able direction OF De-
gree Master James :. Mckeeman the stan
Is ACQUIRING perfection in the ioorwork. a
service OF the country finds q regular lace
IN the lodgeroom, rhero win te 4 ruolic
Market street.. on Wednesday night next
April 3. Old PcnnsylyanIa inyitcs all broth
crs there on any meeting night,
Ivy Lodge had nearly 100 memhers out
on Monday night. Past u. D. q. NJ. Ken
The third degree was exemplined and the
f9llowinG, officers were elected: Noble grand.
TrSsSn SffS " Sordns MSiR% ySg SSretary So sSmue s.
Bowen: trustee. T.. W. Smith; third mem
shrSm rSc past were to
for Grand Lodge officers. The new officers
hy y. q. John DingIer and stan OF Beacon
Lodge.
cyprus Encempp,rnt had large at;
| tendance on Tuesday night The annual
rollcsil took place and the officers were
stan. Seven applications for membership
| were received and many more promised for
were WEI "'i Installed: chief patriarch, Frank
Stoertz, Jr hiSh priest Roscoe Kennedy
dan Il MNprg
| follows: Grand patriarch Edwin Eareckson;
srand high priest. William Patterson: Grand
| senior warden. Edward Hamilton: grand
junior warden, Dudley Ticc: grand scribe.
L. q. Shropshire: grand treasurer. Thomas
stallins officers and Grand Patriarch Banes
presented y. g. r. kennedy with a jewel on
other other visitors @ present ''' was patriarch II.
Glenn Hinman. OF Summit Encampment.
state College. Pa.
The officers OF Chilion Encampment. No;
~. we're Installed at Broad and Federal
CATION. by the Installing staff OF Corona En-
beaded by T. p d PStTiaIsl WnT5s
Henry l.. Greene, Junior Warden RAYMOND
Winters. Treasurer Blair y. Reiley. Isecrs
The encampmcnt showed renewed interest
having several candidates going through u n
brothers were well entertained. The Officers
q the cncampment are: CHIEF patriareh
II. Keenan,; treasurer, William L. Laird.
the officers Of Adjalon Lodge, on Thursda!
evening. Anril & at !. O. ,, Q, y. Hall. Broa,
posed r@% Of Bro,hers Edmond puSbs. sr., ' &
Mi Vincent p Stefano eroa.Tic & Mar ;rroIad EsmOn!
I Lali' 4 chap: Victor verna, G. Her; d
Kcnderton Lodge. elected these officers; n
Gcnbar G SmoP PciSf kSScf uhmer Ta'rFS "a: tar aa
conferred the third degree, The past grand
Joseph Joseph s. Tcmlipson. Horace Michael. 'jo
seph Lewis. Daniel j.. Cogan, T. u. Won
nSTlSlE nop. r., Z, crcutham e, W Lee, W. snyder
P9Ia1i 9Inm,cl = ,rsSSs Il LS@S 1apkin. h n B1owa
Resncr, Murray shrenK. George n. j.. Bur
gert, w; u. Zimerman; also Samuel Haver
the odd Fellows Home. The. sermon wa
preached by the Rey Horace X H9tzlnger
Church Tho music was provided by quar-
tet from the same church.
In the odd Es,lows' .oIh.n,aa orphansse ssPeG,ISS
!hrtyfih fSa Of os she OF hSme sSs
t,Tio tutien. VEN Miss pearl schwenk. now schoc
teacher. presided and made an address. Mis-
solo by Mrs. julia Wetzel Hagen. who. wit
her husband, was raised In the home an
we're the first couple to be married there
, An orchestra composed of former resident
played several selections. Addresses wer
/ made by Mrs. Laura Baker Miller, vice pres
! dent OF the Children's Country Week
charles Richardson, president OF the home
| nnI Robert Love. chairman Of the educatio
! rommlttee There were thirty former res
dents present. The home was opened IN IN
! snrinE of 1883 at Twentieth and ontari
streets where II was continued until nv
: years ago, when 1t WAS removed to the pres
cnt site Chelten and Ogontz avenues. "A
present elghty-six boys aud girls are bein
, cared for in the home.