Evening journal., 1919-03-21
TEMPLARS GIVE
CUP and Cheer
TEMPLE PROJECT
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As soon IS The glasses had been re-
turned TO the table there was an out
burst OF applause for the new temple
project
The toast OF ST. Johns Commandery
10 the visiting Knights was as follows:
To our guAsls from the Asylum in
the City Of Penn,
On their pilsrimage here TO the Old
Blue Hen.
Welcome thrice welcome here with US
today.
And with visits repeated we earnestly
pray
That FTaternslly bounded In BrotSer-
hood true,
We may salute you Philadelphia, > "
In special compliment 70 the the
visiting delegation from Philadelphia,
an .engrossed and framed resolution.
adopted and presented to ST Johns
Commandery on March 6, ISIS, by
Philadelphia Commandery, No. ,, was
huns on the walls Of the Asylum and
referred TO feelinsly by Eminent Com
mander Broad when welcoming the
visitors. Il attracted much attention.
Banks orchestra furnished the music.
which consisted. instrumentally, OF
classical and popular numbers. The
orchestra also led the Sir knights in
slnglnS popular airs. including Are
You From lIeaven?" Keep the Home
Fires Burning There's a LOng, Long
Trail. The Last Long Mile" smiles"
and The Old Gray Mare" There was
= special rendition Of Keep the Home
Fires Burning in honor Of the Ameri-
can boys In France"
The speakers OF the evening were DR..
A. Howard Thomas, Past Grand Com
mander Of Pennsylvania J. L. Cais,
Past Commander Of Philadelphia Com
mandery. No. 2. who returned recently
from Red Cross war work in France
Rulolph Soder. Jr-, Past Commander,
and r. G. MoSridge, Eminent Com
amander OF PHILADELPHIA Commandery.
70. ,; J. A. Baker, Past Commander OF
BrandyHine Commandery Of West
Chester.
In the course Of the evening the
PHILADELPHIA KNIGHTS presented TO
Eminent Commander a silver loving cup
as a memorial Of their visit
The visitors from outside command
cries were asf0llows:
PhnadslDhia. No. 2-Dr. A Howard
Thomas. r. p. Mosridse, Eli c. Trum-
bower, NJ. + Parrish, A. c. Marpie,
Rudolph Soder,- Jr, A. A. Albertson. II.
q. Williamson. II. Rambo, Nsdreen
Crawford. r. w. Keck, W. ]. Jeffries. W.
II. Sutton. ". Speese, W. II. Ieager,
W. IT. Baldwin, T. T McElwee, Z. Tay-
Tor. L. c. Little1eld, ]. Westman. 7. II.
Dennis. C. E. Batchelder, Z. H. Foster,
]. B Sheen, II. +. Newmaster, A. +,
Steward. A. ]. Kinkade, II. C. Hallman
II. w. Wells, F. Kraft, W. II. Nagel, q,
IT. Foster, A. B. Shrurger. I. g. Plum
mer. +. Scally, Jr., W. T. Tierner, 5
Martin and r. II. Tachlengle.
Corinthian Chasseur. No. %, Phila-
dclphia-Harold g johnson.
Oiivet, 40. G. Millville, n. J.-Hartley
! Powell.
ST. Johns, No. Z, Philadelphia-wil-
liam l.. Jackson.
Ivanhoe. No. 36, New York City
George Carter.
TRINITY. No. 6s. Flushing. L. LII. D
DARLINGTON.
Brandywine, No. IS, West Chester Pa
Albert IT. PerrigO, John 4. Baker anc
Horace W. Sinclair.
The menu. served by Holt, caterer
FOR the commlndery, was as follows
Half Grape Fruit
COnsOmme
Saltiues
olives Celery
Filet Of Beef
smothered with Mushrooms
pous Butter
c.,died sweet Potatoes Green Pea:
Roman Punch
oyster Patties
Noonolif,n Ice Cream Fancy Cake:
Coffee
The chief officers Of st. Johns Com
msndery are: Eminent Commander
James B. Broad; Generallssimo, Jscol
Kleitz: Captain-General, oscar u hIt
fngs; senior Warden, William ) hish
feld. Junior Warden, Samuel II. Bay
nard' Jr.; Recorder, J. Bayard Hearn'