Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
5000 ORANGEMEN
PARADE TO PARK
Anniversary Of Battle Of Boyne
Is Also Marked by
Annual Outing
SPEECHES ON PROGRAM

For the first time since the opening
of the Parliament of the North of Ire
land, 5000 men and women. members
| Of the Loyal Orange Institute and its
women s auxiliary, marched up Broad
street in honor of the anniversary of
the Battle of the Boync
banners proClaiming this to be the
231st anniversary of that historic
struggle were carried by some of the
narchers. The purple and orange worn
by, the lodge members provided bright
spInsheS of color in the long column.
Brass bands and fife and drum bands
played lively music.
The parade started from Broad and
Pine streets at 10 80 o'clock. moving
north to Girard avenue, then west to
Fifteenth street. where the marchprs
boarded special trolley cars which
brought them to Woodsidc Park. 1t is
estimated that 10000 persons were at
the park
Inc order OF the parade follows:
PLATOON or POLICE
John McClntock and William A. Mcconnell:
nssl"nnt q, Isl, An marshalS Charles stewart vii.
aSm son TRsnn%; RoSn%t; R9G"rt BleNkley Samuel John
supreme grand and state grand officers
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SIS4s6tS SISqshtSrs Of Derry Ladies Lodge marshal.
marshal Mary Mctali Star iH"'f %f Ro,bSSsm bSSSsS
led. Ladies Lodge ,mnrshai ". H fipPincott; "%SH;
XHss Sss fh''H"D9t% Itw,L hadsS s3t I%ss % n%Tshs
kadss Lodge nTGr,6aI. NJ""fS Rlins,Sn' sfs%n
RRSHSEntSrf TSarS Q! uasr Lad!es L9dse marshal
I'oITr. marshal. Mary Crawford; Liberty
dles IA dles Lodse, marshal Linda standen; Dia-
whIron ''''"'' H.
SECOND DIVISION
(Mcn's LodgeS
mia Ellis 4, Pos; ,no: Brass Band; Germantown Pqr
msyshni Saswfrt ] ]9ermant3wn 3, Golden Star Lodge,
SlLI Glgnslde p, o, $. OF, 4 hand; Robert J.
S"a5n!S" Sss Fso Fe!'"f f&nd o'yES %e.hinsan hTs%S
mond Purple Star Lodge. 10. 10. =" marshal ma hal
| Wiiliaam Robinson; Diamond State Lodge
The Mems Friendiy Union N" Rrass frt1s Rand;
prinGe Of nrnnse Dis,rict Lodge. marshal
Blue Ledge, marshal. Harry Brewster; sons
OF NSnd NWtlIiam "a pLS Lodge mTarshSl F. Doutn&rt
Lodge. ma rshal William BiFgersteT; Walker
S GSse and 5Tam sG5ps cG5ps R2ys
Lodge. m0rshGi Charles oIinton; MIzpah
Lodge. marshal. George McCurdy.
! Unity Flute Band; Washington Lodge 43
! MARSHAL. william J. Spears: Woodland Con-
cert Band Philadelphia True Blue Lodge.
80, marshal William J. Lyons: Star of
IrHInsylyssnia Lodge. lls. marshal. William
| P. o. S, Of A. Band seG; Remington Dis
! trict Lodge 7, marshal. Robert Bleakey:
kensngton Lodge, .. marshal. Robert Ran
kline; Martin Luther Lodge. 73. nra rshal
zun! Fife and Drum Corps; Derry True
! netS; Enniskilen Purple Guards. -. mar
! shal. James Crooks.
| Roxboroush Brass Band: Keystone Lodge.
q: marshal, Andrew Wylie; Aughrim Lodge.
Lodge. marshal. Samuel Johnson; Lincoln
/ Lodge. marshal. John J. Montgomery: Amer
lea Lodge. marshal. Harry F. Rhoads; BOyne
True Bluo Lodge. marshal. Robert Stewart:
Sons Of Levi. marshal william McCre9; (;
J. + + Hayward d. sons ss Of % Joshua a. Lodge % ~ S.
marshal. w. j. Calhoun.
Conshohocken Brass Band: Lily OF the
! Valley Lodge. marshal Alexander Hutton.
! Prominent members of the order
i who delivered addresses at the
! park this afternoon, included the Rev.
| Samuel McAdams. John McClintock,
grand secretary of Pennsylvania; Dr.
! Thomas +. Eldridge, the Rev Samuel
| Stuart Moore. DIR. J. r. Parke, DR.
Harry F. Rhoads, William Jameson,
| Samuel NJ. Wilson, John MCCleary and
Robert y. Gilmore, grand master Of
Pennsylvania.