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EVOTING LBDaER-FErrtJADlsrPHI MTJRSTjAY, MAT OH 2$, folfo
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
Independent Order Odd Fellows
Met-chanes' Lode will hold lis semi-annual
flection of officers tomorrow evening. Ths
Dominations Uat Friday evening resulted In
Jh ehalco of Ihe following
Tor N a Chnrlel Lombards
v. L. . n. Mitchell) for
third member of the relief,
Brothers M, I Loner, K. A.
Henry, R. A. Calhoun, W,
Hedrlck, F, Morton and Ed'
ward Maute. Among the
visum brethren were llrother
Knight, of Anchor Lodge,
Cleveland, who brought news
of Ihe progress of Odd fallow shin in the
6uekeyg Stnte, and Brother Fischer, of Knor
Mtic. who congratulated the degree team for
their excellent work. The third degree will
be tut on tomorrow evening In full form,
and all brothers will bo made welcome.
ivy Lodge had the usual number of visitors
en Monday night. The third degree was con
ferred, among the candidates relng Hrother
P. E. Wollklll. a member of dries l,edge,
Xerfolk, Va. The work, as Usual, elicited high
praise from ihe visitors. Nominations were
made for the various offices. 1'. U. Charles
tyera was tne only nominee for treasurer to
ml the unexpired term of r. u. Mysore, who
resumed owing to removing from tho city
There were several candlda.es lor third mem
her of Ihe nellef Committee as well as for
trustee to nil the unexpired term of P CI.
Charles Myers, who takes the office of treas
urer. Representative to tho lirand t-odge,
?'. u. W. W. Ileedcr, Is anxious o have a
aritt attendance of past grands to vote for
Grand Lodge offlrers.
while Bprtng (Jarden Lodge's expiring of.
fleers have had a very strenuous veur, it will
not deter the spirit of the Incoming ofllcers
A good crowd will be present at the election
tonight and on next Thursday. Installation
night, when Rood work will be djone by D. U.
O. M, John F. Fisher and suite. On Saturday
night District Deputy J. C. Henderson and
hi start will begin to Instal the follow Ins
I'-dges: Itoxborough, No. i0, Mercantile. No.
BIT, on Mondays Philanthropic, No. 15, on
Tuesday, and Hone. No. 1)1. on Wednesday.
Spring Garden's Installing staff Is composed
of the following officers J. C. Henderson, IJ
D. a. M, Frank p. Sanders, warden. It. K,
MacDonald, secretary, John lleeser, treasurer,
James Oorman. Inside guard, Alexander
ftchott, outside guard, Ilyard 11 Kurtz, grand
chaplain, and II, C. Moore, marshul.
Good Samaritan Lodge, at tnth and Wolf
streets, March 28, Noble Grand William Frits
presiding, received three candidates with three
more to come next Monday night Interesting
remarks were made by Fast Grand Kershaw,
I"ast Grand Sldell, of Qunker City Lodge;
Hrother Hamilton, of George W. Chllds Lodge:
Hrother Kilts, of Metropolitan Lodge, nnd
Brother Beyers, of Diiluth Lodge Good Sa
maritan Is aiming for ZOO this jcar The lodge
Is old but not feeble
Kenderton Lodge had two applications for
membership March IS and eloped early In
order to accept the hospitality of Mr. Howe at
the Tioga. Theatre to witness the photoplay
Philanthropic Lodge will confer the Initia
tory degree upon a class of four candidates
. In Its lodge room In the Parkway Ilulldlng
next Tuesday night. Tho degree work will bo
under the direction of Past Grand William II
Nngle. who will be assisted hy Brothers Has
selberg, Shaney and Nordmann. This lodge
has passed through a very successtul reason
under tho leadership of tho present noble
Brand. Brother Simon Moore.
Olive Branch conferred the second degree
In full form last Friday eenlng There were
four candidates nominated for election. The
association connected with the lodge which
provides for all banquets nnd entertainments,
nominated officers. tiro F. D. Krnuskopf re
signed as chairman of the Entertainment Com
mittee. Installation coming on Good Friday,
1t was nnstnnned until Anrll II. There wilt be
no Intoxicants served at the Installation. The
minstrel troupe had a reheirenl Inst Thurrriay
night at Bro. a II. Hobdcll's house Tho
boys wero Interested in his hothouse nnd
. field mice. Bros. S. Llewlyn and It Murphv
have a grent surprise In store for everybody nt
tho minstrel show.
MlVe Lodge conferred the second degree In
full form on four candidates March 1S. The
nomination of candidates wns a featucr of tho
meeting: Brother L. Brlnton Carhart was nom
inated for N. G. Brother James II Wilkinson
for V. G. J Brother Charles D. Bird. E. C.
Laurent, A. S. Dawson nnd U. G Marklev for
the third member of the Belief Committee
The election will take place tonight. Grand
Lodgo officirs also will be voted for Several
vlslto-s urn present. Brother Knight of
Cleveland, gave an Interesting talk on "Odd
Fellowship In the State of Ohio " P. G.
Springer made an Imposing address and said
he was glad and proud to be a member of
Mills.
The degree staff of Orphans' Itcst Indse, ot
Parby, Journeyed to Chester, and conferred the
third degree on a class of rto candidates, before
a large delegation of visiting brothers nt the
new home of Upland Lodge. A banquet fol
lowed. Ties following officers wero lnstulled at tho
Ptlgrlms Home Encampment, of Darby, by
Special Deputy Grand Patriarch James Roach
and staff of the Keystone Encampment: A.
K. Williams, chief patriarch. Charles Martin,
senior warden: Edgar Parsons, Junior war
den, and A. W. Pope, high priest The degree
staff of No. nt conferred tho royal ournle de
gree on a candidate.
The Grand Encampment officers mot at head
cuarteia last night to take suitable action on
the death of H Henry Hughes, past grand
patriarch.
District Deputy Grand Patriarch Thomas
Whitehead, accompanied by Past Chief Patri
archs Charles Schaffer. Harry McDonald, Wal
ter A. Feast. Earl Smith, George Gumney
and Samuel Senior made an official visit to
tho Temple Encampment and Installed the fol
lowing officers: Chief Patriarch, George Craig,
ot Caledonian Lodge, senior warden. W. J.
Overbeck, of Olive Branch Lodge, high priest.
George Graham, of Columbian Lodge, Junior
warden, George Foos, of Totem Lodge; guide,
Fred Henry, of Totem Lodge; watches, E J.
Berry, of Washington Irvlnjr Lodge; B. Mc
Elhenny, or Totem; II. Fury nnd S. Lewellyn,
of Olive Branch; Inside sentinel. A Anker.
f Caledonian; outside sentinel, Thomas
White, ot Caledonian, guards, C. D. Hamil
ton, of Caledonian, and Charles Dennlnger, of
Totem.
Aftee the reremnnv tha Inntnlllnr- nrSna-
on behalf of Temple Encampment, presented
George Graham, the retiring chief patriarch,
with a past chief's Jewel, and Past Chief
Patriarch, William McM Cull on behalf of
the members of Caledonian Lolge, presented to
George Craig, the newly Installed chief patri
arch, a silver loving cup. Tho cup Is solid
liver with gold 'Inlng and Is 18 inches high
and bears the Inscription. "Presented to Chief
Patriarch George D Craig from the Members
of Temple Encampment. 100, of Caledonian
Lodge, 70O. I. O. O. R. Token of our lovo and
esteem. March 23, 191.1" Both presentations
were gracefully made and each officer voiced
his appreciation with appropriate remarks.
Tito scribe's report showed tho encampment
had 515 members, representing 77 subordinate
lodges. Thla big night was fittingly closed
by the conferring of the golden rule degree
n a class of five candidates.
in aeiiznaiing tne degree staffs tn nu nn v.
wotlt at the patriarchal class In Lu Lu Tem-
Improved Order Red Men
The 23d annual Jublleo and games have been
fixed for Saturdaj, July 21. Wllh the selec
tion of Point llrceie Park for this venr'a cclo
bratlon again, the committee
rcois satisneti mat inis oucuik
wlll surpass tho events of
previous jears. One of the
features of this ear's outlna:
will be a list of athletic events
confined exclusively td mem
bers of the I. O It. M. .
Chattahoochee Tribe's Ball
Committee, who so success
fully handled the big dance.
trailed on Tuesday nignt to mo
wlgtvam of Wlsslnomlng Council, V. of P.,
and presented to them two silk Hags as price
Won by that council. On tho sleep ot March .11
Ihe committee will trail to the wigwam of
HoDltuh Tribe for the name mirnose 'the com
mittee has already engaged the hill for a
ba 1 for lllld. nnd thev ndlse nil tribes am
round's to preparo themselves for any eon
test that enterprlsng Chattahooche may pres
ent. Tho degreo team Is going down to
Augustine Bench on August . 'Ail Bed Men
and ladles will have a chance to got ac
quainted with one of the very best degreo
teams nnd enjoy plenty of fun.
l'aconta Tribe Is more than proud lo havo
the next Rrent sachem numbered on Its roll
Brother Bamucl H Walker. On last I'rldav's
sleep Brother Walker delivered ono of his
most eloquent nnd enthusiastic addresses to
the members of his own tribe Brother Wal
ker has been termed the Ullly Sunday nf
ftedmanshlp," and In his address he usod scv
ernl Illustrations nnd related experiences
which mado a great impression on those pres
ent Commending ths great amount of work
done b the Improved Order ot lied Men, ns
viewed bv tho paleraeo world, Hrother Wal
ker remarked that tho church takes enro of
inn eoui and the I () It M taken care or
the Indv which keens tho soul. This being
the r7th meeting that Brother Walker hnH
attended this year so far In the Intercut or
the order, the members of Paconla atl extend
to I't-otlicr Wnlker their best wishes for his
continued success, nnd stand roadv nt nnv
time to help him In the duties of his higher
office.
Hrother .Tnsnnlt llnturhnrlv ftn,linii In Hit
chair, congratulated the members. Who nro
attending the meetings more regularly. The
fo', owing luist sachems vveio present Nichol
son, Greenhalgh, Wnlker. Bunting nnd Camero
The newly rormed qunrtet, consisting of Ilclde
mnn, O Arnold, Bunting and Nicholson, were
nprlnuued on their first Inltlatlvo act in the
tribe
The llalslng-Up Team, tinder tho captaincy
of Brother baniuel Walker, ore trained to
the highest notch nnd Will make their appear
ance nt Ilepnnna Tribe on April 1, at which
time the publlo In Invited. Tho election ot
officers will be held tomorrow night and all
nre urged to bo present.
Wnpella Trlbo welcomed tho Dakota Associa
tion Mnrrll 17. turning nm, tiffm. MltMnn nf
business, the commodious wigwam to tho uo
", me iissuciniion. Tnu nrimm reports indi
cated a steady spread of tho Influence this
latest auxiliary of the frnternltj Is everting,
riot onl In Houth Philadelphia, but throughout
tho cltj. Tho remarks of Great I'lnihct
longuo on the benefits to bo dcrlicd by the
rrntcrnlty from a more extended edm ,i Ion nt
the membership In Its principles nnd , ert -
monlnla met a hearty response Grout K. of
,. Tnrrar also offered nn unusually felicitous
naaress, nt tho close of which he presented to
tho assocli tlon a beautiful coat of be,ids mndo
by the Indians, and presented to him when he
Sns ."T"'. Jnchoneo of tho Great Council ot
the United staten nt Its session In Oregon.
l resident Kern, In a few appropriate words,
accepted tho gift on behalf of the association,
and assured Brother Fnrrar that tho benutirul
garment would bo utilized In the ceremonial".
Great C of It. Donnalley was back In his
old-tlmo form, nnd entertained the asscmbl ige
with one nf his entrancing stories of the
prlmltlo red man. and was heartily applauded,
nthcr addresses were made In Past Sachems
Frcarson. Clark, McFarHnd, Thompson, Jov
rer, Stevens, P. G. S. Farley anil others, after
which tho needs of the "Inner man" wero
looked after, and adjournment was taken, to
meet with Mennn Tribe. No. T2S, at Broad and
v. jiiirin,' ireeis, on me llltn sun
Sioux Trlbo was honored on last Thurdn' s
sleep by the presence of the Dakota Association
degreo team, when the wnrrlerc nnd ehlcfs'
degrees were conferred. The cxrcllent work or
tho team was malntnlncd and much enthusiasm
wns aroused. A number of additional candi
dates are In prospect by Sioux Short tnlks
were mndo hy Bro'hers rhllllps. McOlnnls,
Thompson, Hopple, Stone, La ficosen, Jojner,
Parker, Di Nero, Powers nnd others.
Wjomlnff Tribe. Nn. 7. rnloe,l n mitl Wm
on last Frldaj's sleep, when two palefaces re
ceived tho Initiatory degree and were ndopted
Into the tribe. The Dakota team la getting
plenty of prnctlco these days, nnd the best Is
still to come.
nn Mnndiv's sleep 'Wlnnepurkelt Tribe rip
tured mother pnleface. and the degree team
limit r the captaincy of Pist Slcheni r I
Elliott performed the ndoptlon eeremonv In i
or creditable mnnnpr Great Senior Stri
mnre Samuel It Wnlker gave a brief talk,
which was well appreciated The trlho ad
journed to trail to nn enjnvable spread ar
ranged for them by the degree team associa
tion Atter some Interesting remarks from
Deputv Great ''ncheim Walter I Fixture nnd
Past Fa-hem Frank Smlthson or Eynta Tribe
eneh brother was called upon hv the tonst-mas-er.
Pnst Sachem Frank I Elliott for n,
kpeech Wlnnepurkett Is taking in palefaces
at every Monday s sleep
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neral will be given. lhCr no M n?
EVANS On March 2.1 loir .-?.. 18
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Tho relative, ':rM,4
Ininnncnd, s. Ouolts Tamanend. 12, North all, and the officers arc Jacob Knticrunkl,
Bu't, It Tho final games of tho (ournnmenti I elinlrnian Elvvood Sailer.' aid. vUe-.hnlrmun;
will l,c held nt Court No.th Fn-st tomorrow j V' treasurer'" rfeuV.iV ofriecrs" or?' 1
nvcning. six games in each tournament unis.
Jamef 1" Hinilv, Frank Dune. James Sinkea
nnd William (Jorcy wero nominated ns dele
gates to the Allentown convention The. two
roiilvlng the largest number ( vottfl will bo
ilelosates and thf two lowest will bo alter
nates The election will be held tomorrow
evening nnd all members nio utgri to attend,
hlx cnndldntis nio to be Initiated, which will
llinko n total of 14 now candidates tnls nunr-
ter Mernbei-s nre urged not to forget tho
pl on Saturday night, May 8. Grand Patriarch
.-vva iubuo m liiuHi puiMjiar cnoice in selecting
Cyprus Encampment for tho patriarchal de
gree. This Is one of the best degree staffs in
the State and the patriarchal Is their best de-
free. It Is under the leadership of Capt. A.
f. Wilson, as degree master, and It Is about
perfect In tha work. In the patriarchal de
gree, they use 30 men and a 10-pleco orchestra
The uniforms and costumes were specially de
signed and manufactured for Cyprus Encamp
ment, and are said to be correct In every do
tall, Tha best of material was used and In
thej shepherd's dress genuine sheep skins are
used. This staff .which Is composed largely of
Ivy Lodge members. Is specially noted for Its
musical ability, end their famous tenor is
used most appropriately In this degree.
District Deputy Grand Patriarch Charles
Bhotwell, assisted by William McC, Cull as
grand high priest, V. F. Conway as grand
smlor warden, Edward Zeft as grand scribe
ISdward Schastlen as grand scribe. Harry
Moore as grand Junior warden, O. M. Ent
vrlsle as grand marshal and Charles Kraft as
Brand sentinel, Installed In full form tba
officers of United Brothers Encampment on
Monday night. After the Installation cere
monies refreshments were served and a num
ber of, good talks were made by Past Grand
Patriarch F. F, Conway, Past Grand Master
Robert Graham, Grand Representative James
Avery and others.
HAYMAKERS
Tho State lfavmnkern' Asnniutinn nnt i.,..
a special meeting on Saturday evening next In
John Hnncock Hall. M4 Glrard avenue Im
portant business will bo transacted nt this
meeting. Representatives and past chief hay
makers are earnestly requested to be prcent
Wnseea Association was reinstated on March
lit under most ravorabla conditions with a
membership of 150 A fine set of officers was
selected and tho association began Its career
In harmony and prospects of greatly increns
Ing their membership In the next few months.
Foresters of America
-DS1;faies (f,m J? r,ourl nsemhled nt
AnnaM Ross Hall, Glrard avenue and Hutch
inson street, on Friday night last for the
purpose ot planning for the
annual Associated Courts
Foresters' Day celebration.
Point Hreeze Park was se
lected ns tho place for hold
ing this year's celebration,
and the date Saturday, July
.11 A new feature ndded to
Point Breeze Park this ear
Is a picnic grove Ullirh nil)
, ,, be exclusive for organizations
holding outings there.
Court Columbia's social night was n great
succes. Bro Baner, of Court Southvvark.
running for supreme delegate, headed a dele
gation from Court Southward hrlm-in-
corps of boxers, singers, piano player and a
Id-piece string band, -which was highly
creditable to its leader, Bro McCormlck.
Courts Robin Hod, American Eagle, Pontine,
Continental and Darby were well represented
Court Amerlcnn Eagle defeated Columbia's
pinochle team two games out of three, after
a strenuous contest. It wus the most en
joyable evening ever held In the berles of
social nignts at Columbia nnd proved the
general spirit of brotherly love na exempli
fied by Bro. Banner, who Is an ambitious
and true Forester Hro. Nonemai her, of
Southwark, sang popular songs Remarks
were made by Bro. Il.inner and Bro Myers,
always a welcome friend
Court Columbia extends a challenge to
Court American Eagle and any others to
pinochle contest of three or four men teams
Court General Garfield at the lost meeting
elected Dr. It. D. Burke and John P. Whito
as, delegates to represent this ourt at the
Allentown convention. Tho debute on hnr.l
times between Frank J Canning and George
W. I.ock was again taken up, and the Judge
iMerritt Robe, thanked them both lor their
very Interesting talk This court was honored
by the presence of James B. Shcohan, who
tnu been u frequent visitor to tho court, and
his talks on "Forestry" are alwas inter-
r!!"S!?'rd.1,ae' ,atJUi?ant haa notified
the secretary that he Is keeping In toJeh with
this court by redding tho newa In the Uvemmi
Court Tnmanend Journeyed to Court North
lEast last Friday evening for the second c'nsh
of tho pinochle i and, quoit tournaments. Tho
result was a tie of 3 In each tournament
Court North East mado a return visit on
Monday for the third clash, which resulted
as follows; Pinochle, North Kant. 3; Tamanend.
3. Quoits: North Eaat. 2: TamanendV 47 Tha
standing of the tournaments to dale la na
follows: Pinochle, Court North East, 10-
rhoppers' pnkaire pnrty nnd dance on I'rldny
rwcnlnir. Anrll !l nt T,miwraMp, llnll l-.Mf
Lehigh nve'iuo and .Miller street.
touit Haverford lornlnatcd hb delegates to
th, ; Irani Court convuitlon Brothem John
wmitn, mud Power nnd Erntik llarba, M. B.
While hiving declined, and paving high tribute
to Brother llarbt. The court having previously
rolved nn In. Motion to attend a 'Night In
Irelnnd ' at Court Do Lnncev, proceeded there,
led 'ij- tho famous band under Brother ndvv.
Smith, The annua) banquet, the committee
ptomlFcs. will be one of the largest In tho hls
Jorv or the imirt To lnt.re.isp n10 interest In
Wen Philadelphia, tho Committee on Visita
tions, appointed hv the "ourt, consisting of
Brothers Barb.i, Power White, Smith and
Nnvvrev, is receiving .rrent encouragement.
Ihe proposition Is to h-vve ell courts visit tnch
other In a bolj. Brother White, enptain of the
famous degree team, after nn absence of four
weeks, has promls-sl that the tenm will get
In action and surpass an of Its previous ef
forts. The IiVKMNn LrtxiFn received a boom when
Hrother Wagner presented his resolution com.
minding the management for the liberality of
BP9CO to the news or the crder
Court Phil Sheridan nominated lart Friday
evening seven members, from whom nro to bo
ci-cied nt tne next meeting two delegates ana
two alternates for the Allentown convention.
1 very member 'a urged to bo at tho next meet
ing. C. R. r. J Ke.'ser enteitalned the
bio hers wit'i a noetic recitation entitled
"Uiftka " Next l'rldnv evening quarter night
a large attendance Is expected lo hear
Hrother John Demp"y give a talk on forestrv.
TIcke's for th excursion to Heading on Juno
20 can be had nt the next meeting.
Court West Philadelphia at n vcrv largo
meeting on March 12 had the nleisure of
listening to nddrcs"s hv Brother White, cap
lain of Court Havcrford's degree team:
Brother Piwers one of Court llaverfoid'a
"old timers," nnd Past Grand Chler Ranger
Donohue. a moral or of Court West Philadel
phia The members nf this court nr, taking
great Interest in the nth anniversary on
Anrll 21. nnd nil Indltatlens point to nn
nrfnlr which will eclipse all provoui efforts
Tho Plncchle cxnerta are enir.niMnir In n Hlt-hH-
exciting tournament with Court LUcum a.
Hllver cup to go to the winner, and som
uesperaio oaiiios nro nemg waged nt eirh
meeting A smoker will be given on March
2H. nnd the Entertainment Committee promises
some thing unusual
Court John Paul Jones held an Interesting
meeting on last Friday evening. Chief Hanger
Claude Smith presiding assisted by Sub
Chief Ranger Albert Beers Jr Several
propoelt ons were received and proper com
mittees appointed Tho chief ranger appoint
ed tho teams under the following leadership
PaBt Chler Ranger William Seharf, No. 1;
Past Chief Ranger John M Kellj, No. 2;
Past Chief Ranger Harry Gordman. No .1;
Brother Huff. No. 1 A resolution was adopted
bv the court to change the final codo of the
codes. Past Chief Ranger Max Lalb. William
Scharff and J. M. Kelly wero nominated to
reiirt'Hein me court ai too Allentown con
vention. The pinochle tournament between Courts
Dlsston. Falrmount nnd John Paul Jones
enmo to a close March 18 nt Court Hamilton
Dlsston. All through the plajlng It was nip
and tuck first ono In the lead and then tho
utlur. the final reord showing that Court
John Paul Jones had won bv winning II
games Court Falrmount 41 nnd Hamilton
Dlsston 4?. Tho lommtttcc expeetR to con
tinue this tournament with a few more courts
to enter The following members apokn on
tho good and welfare of tho order Pnst chief
Ranirers Lancaster Goodmnn Schaff Kellv
,,.., II. Int. U,l,t,B.I n...l ..,1 c,
nun, "mv... .'""i. m ,,,1,,-ia
Court American Easle, under Chief Ranger
Stephen J. Dougherty, had as an entertain
ment tho pinochle game with Court Columbia
which were champions from downtown until
Court American l.agle got through with them
On March IS Court American llaglo beat them
ugain, uiref uuv m luur KumeH una court
challenges all courts from tho southern section
of the city, and would like to hear from
Court Southwark. which has a very good
team. Brothers Thomas Gorman and Robert
O'Brien, of American Eagle, would )ko to
have Court Columbia's girl team for a series
of games, as they claim to be much better
plajers than the men from Columbia There
wero seven different courts represented among
the visitors, -vho were Fast Grand Chief
Itarcer C. Bradley, of Court St. Albans'
Brother S. Me era, of Robin Hood; S, Gamblo'
of Vesper. J. Sanger, of Pontlac; Brother
Willie, of Columbia; Brothers Mahony and
Kelly, of Schuylkill Brother Thomas Gorman
has been elected delegate to tha Allentown
convention and to the Foresters' Field Day
Association
All the courts downtown should get Into
the pinochle contest as It Is a great drawing
tard to the meetings and would boom the
order. Court American Eagle meets every
Monday night at Ottenbacher's Hall, 24th an I
Oakford streets Mall communications to
Brother David Klsslck, 1C23 fcoutl, 2 lu, "treat
Court Olenwood's degree team association
on March 21. had about 70 In attendance? and
tha worthy deputy. James P Eoster, 'Bros
Jacob bauerwald, John Tressel 8r and
Brother Nlehardt, Sr ail of whom have Unl
title of deputy srand chief ranger. The whole
team rehearsed, using the ritual of Vonw 15
years ago. the one that old Glenwood'a crack
degree team used under command of Bro. John
Tressel, br, It being so Impressive that th
team has decided to use It exclusively In thels
degree work for the Order.
The association has a membership of 100 In
J. 'IreHsel inutnln. John Roth, lieutenant
1 .In (mhI Sniiervvatil, chief rnnrer. charlea
Yeager, Miu-hlcl lunger; O. Stontpler, senior
"woodward, William Ncwmelstcr, Junior wrod
ward, John Treoi, cnplaln of Indians; Er
nest Knauth, chief of Indlnnii, John vvlckort,
J PC It (and rnptnln or the Glenwood's
accordion, bindl. Samuel Mesme, lectuier;
William Head, hendsin.in. Albert Wlnlerhnlcr,
rood sirrarlt.ui, Joseph Tressel official scribe,
Tti'rres'iments wero served. Iho older mem-
uent fire aeslsllni llin totn .. ill, ,hi. ,in,nl
which makes tho work easier for the captain I bo
I'ctter thin that of 14 jcars ago and the best
In tho State.
Patriotic Order Sons of America
The ling presentation of Camp 340, to the
Fox Chare Memorial rresbyterlan Church
last Sunday evening, was n great success.
owing to the onrnest efforts
of Bro Valentine Rauden
bush, of Camp 1!)7. Sixty
members of the uniformed
commnnderlcs nnd more thnn
00 members of the various
camps formed the line which
escorted State President Her
man A. Miller, who presented
v-., i . ""K lo cnurcn
nlvSJl""f '5 flVe yCnn' llmt Cn'"n M4,
membes .n'inf' hn'', bec" orEnlzed have the
memheis spent such nn enjoyable tlmo to-
?iVn .i '"" .on MBfeh In- The occn
nearlv ?nnh0 ra'!,p " nfth anniversary, and
nearly 100 members wore present Bros
cnr; 8eh1"' S,ru""' Wellens. Coburn
ii, f"i '."' an ""nlversary committee. ,le
whiM, .F "-ominendatlon for the manner In
for . 1 e,P.Bra,ln ,wl', '"''anged. and also
Hfnl ill n, n,J .'," "V-1-11 tl,0' B"ve'1 "e l.oun-
rt.t.e,.tr,l.nmcnt. """ prner- att" whlel i "
ln'g,see.ectlSns"CSlra r,D""e'1 ee"ral '-
"!nflfntel?Lror,CSl',",n5 Williams lauded Camp
?L for,tll,e financial and numerical showing,
JtMe?Unin'..the. 'ncuniheney of his olllce as
ii. xiipres.ldent' An Illustrated lecture on
pecima?lv niiiiiri0,r7oin 1"-"n"i, who was
tl,i !? e j!.1"0'1' ,,a "'B s' nt man 5enrs in
'ri ,R ..K-M5B.c"n" K-... U. nllfsr whoso
r i An i-,' .. "'""''y in apeech-mak ng
is well known throughout the northeast hi.
VT , hls I,"P"'y hv telling some 'very
Interesting and convulsive stories. Bro! Itog-
severi rnei?,r" s .tllml "l-"nn. ro, .lerfcl
several selections that were well received.
Knights of Fhythias
Tho tribune of tho Appelate Court of the
order met at the office of tho Grand Lodgo last
"""' """ '" iouowing members of tho
.. . l';,'Plnl J- l- Bembovv
er. of Unlontown; A. E. Will
lams, of Plymouth, Charles p.
Lang Pittsburgh v ilium j,
Nlckoll. of Phlladolphla and
Ji. ,?', Erlndle (recordoil, of
Carlisle Between sessions for
two days the visitors wero cn
talncd by Grand Lodgo oltl-
of tho military dcpirlmcnt, and I). (I. C. Lord.
Tliero wero visitors from Soulhwnrk, Cosmo
politan, Damon nnd Fourth of July Lodges
'iho rank of csqulro wns conferred Inst night
by tho degreo tnn", which Is kept busy by tho
diligent work of tho booster committee, com
posed o the ofllcers of tho lodge, "act busy
and keep busy" Is tho motto. Visiting broth
ers nro altvavs vvclcomo at tha Castle Hall, BI4
Noith Broad slrcit.
Ouaker citv I,)ilcn wilt have n "grit ac
quainted night" tomorrow evening. Thero will
bo a musical entertainment, dancing, polo
game, etc. A "county fair " Is nnnounccd for
April ,, for which donations nro soltclted,
under tho earn or the ladles' auxiliary of tho
lodge. April to will bo "championship night'
for the polo teams
Fourth or Julv Lodgo conferred the knight's
rank on six enquires, two of their own and
lour for Fulton 1 odge, March 111. Although
handicapped b the uesence of thrto or Its
best members, the degice team pertormed in
its Usually brilliant m.inncr. imil the vacancies
wero ndnilrntuv. filled by Past Chancellors
I'uibes, Gallon nnd Peters IMltOn Lodgo at
tended In a bodj, and Deputy Grand Chancellor
l'ollork highly complimented the loam nnd
thanked It lor the work performed. Tho Or
iRanuuion Committee la still very active und
spe'lnl features will ho given by It un tho
fourth rrlday of ench month Notice of such
events will appear In these columns lrom tlmo
to time.
Jr. Order United American Mechanics
Liberty Council, No. 33, will present to Tem-
plo Presbyterian Church, Franklin and
Thompson streets, on Sunday evening next
nn American silk flag, alio
presentation speech will bo
delivered by Brother William
1 . Wnnowceh. ot Liberty
Council, No. 3", Acceptance
pr the flag will bo by Itov.
William Davton Roberts, pas
tor Tho closing ailJresa will
be mado by Jr. I'ast Coun
cilor Thomas U. Walter, of
John It Marlln Council, No,
-0 All Juniors ore tnvltml
avenuo n - " !neet Qt Bai Glrard
av cnuo nt , ,10 o clock.
nc,inn.Sreie ,eam. "' Marlln Council, No. 20,
Sco?t P;;nn'f;' tl,y ti,ato Vlte Councilor a. G
ocott. Mate Secretary Charles II Hall Pnst
ni?fJal' f'iL'n ""'-JWllllan,iJ1rrey and
Mi.,,1 of Sroo'kfrr v".1:
fo0KfhelrUcredlmtMXo- 20 Hac""oth " aure
1U0 per cent d for ,srco w,rlc o
claS'lnlYlatlTnMeTnTyeVengThe'orS
Councfro'" by ,h d ' " Mlta
ramMnS"' a,n,klIn, Council. No. 00. Is nr
dcSreSVork wii ,lff,,cla "'K'1' " a'oy. The
temV7ornoCouc?l''S07ij? by l" dCBrc0
Pl,.!.a'ae!p,n'?a"coutnhca.i.,No Tfi TplS.'S'J
A,n,,aFr,
M. Wngncr, No 18.": Clniler Oalr, No. ISO;
Moses Taylor, No. 1(11; Eureka, No. 3S, and
Liberty Bell, No. 170.
Fraternal Patriotic Americans
An official visitation was made by Stato
Vice Councilor William II, Shenomnn and
Stato Council Secretary George S. Ford to
Port Richmond Council, Rich
mond and Indiana avciiuo, last
.vionuny evening. Atcompanicii
by tho band of Frankrord
Council. No. 170 250 members
of various councils of this city
met under tho command of I).
S. C Charles W. Walton nnd
, RCnrterl in th entinnlf. wlinsn
iiiuers wero more thnn agreeably surprised,
tho puanis of Diligent No. 4; Fairvlow, No.
nJ, l'rnnkrord. No. 170. nnd Hamilton, No
.,., J,liluo e very nno appearance.
Jne parade was quite a feature ot the visi
tation und demonstrated tho ability ot Brother
Walton to make such mcottngs a. great suc
cess. Tho band of Falrvlew Council, No. 02,
"JJt recently organized, furnished very deelr
a oie music. Addresses wero made by Deputy
Slnto Councilors Walton, Freeman, MacDon
iild, .Sherwood, Trlnmakor, Drain. Bauman,
Morton, Jackson, Alrcy, Curry and Bulmer,
Past stnte Councilor John B. McKelvey, Stale
v Ice Councilor Shenenian and Btato Council
Secretnry I'ord After nn evening well spent
In nOarlni? thn Crpnt tw.lr Vinln ilnnn V,w 4l,n
various councils and some very Interesting
addresses, the council was closed, but tho
memories of tho occasion will ever remain
with tho visitors and members of Port Rich
mond Council, No. 234
A largo nltendarco nf members of tho vari
ous councils of this city will bo present at a
flag presentation bv Old Glory Council. No. 10,
which Is Just ono jenr old, to tho First Pres
byterian Church, B2d stroet and Chester no
nue. next Sunday evening. Tho members of
tho various councils will meet at tho corner
of Blst street and Chester avenuo not later
man ,;u una marcu in a Dtxiv to tho cnurcn.
In caso of Inclement weather, members will
assemble In basement or church not later
than 7 40. state Vice Councilor Shoncmsn
will present the Hag In behalf of the council,
and Brother Horace D. Gavv. of Old Glory
Council, who can Justly claim tho honor nf
having Inaugurated tho presentation o' lings
to churches of this city will nlso address thos
present All members are cordially Invited
and carnestlv requested to attend.
At tho meeting of John R. Murphy Council on
March 10 Brother Andrew L Arnold wen nn.
pointed conductor nnd Brother Day wns given
tho poslilon as warden. Both nro new mem
bers, and their Immediate step Into actlvo
work speaks well for them, nsldo from the
fact that the council may bo grently benefited
ns well. Brother Arnold has a thorough mili
tary training and should h ot material osilht
Bhco to Captain MaoDonald; In rnct, tho appli
cants for now guards Immediately voted him
corporal. If theso two cannot perfect a guard
perfectly trained It will bo solely tho fault of
iiiu uiuiviuuHi iiiumuers.
itine IJ. li,nn
are Invited to attend ; Yhe fun.? M S
Frldav afternoon, at D?3n ovfc' ie"lVti
WtWbraSSta 'Foster15' 4 4
Sunday, nt 2 p m , frcXt eh fe"' M
et. Interment ill. Peaco Cemet.r"1 Ile
IWVMIIL On March ?i ,,7' -Si
BETH II FTJ-tVLrat widow. "xVuSaI
lovylor. Funernl on Snturdav xri?12Unk J
2"30 p. m.. from i.in tri2?i.?rcli .??
?'?.d.s.?"l?'d. N. J. lntcrnUi,g2I?ir! ait
CllCftft:. nn f.,t. . . 33
tinribl.. daughter oc th laii1? Wtt
inompson. 2.130 East Sergeant . Vnii
ment nt North Cedar HUlT-.m.5 l"A
(iinoux,
ii
pon
svjfflsa
,,.. .., r : " "i Amelia, s r.,." j
i un, riii services on Eaturdav .,""""
W": .1y. . at his "parents' &,,' L .,
North 31st st
HKAI,! On March
parents' residence
-i. .1015,
m
GUAF, widow of Frederick Graf ST Al
on Saturday, at 7-10 a m fS-l,,'nl
Thompson rii." soiernh Hlshta.2,0.,?
Gil AY. On Mnrch 24. iftn ft .. t
llt'llll'o i . ... D
.IVIJlljOi-
LGIIIIS-At Woodbury llelgl,,, v , M
March 2J, lDlfi, H. HuSiiv F fmuHEa. 7.S
HI cars Relatives and friends SSk -J
P. Y!a ?' ,3- Helfsnyde? So" & Co i'w.'.K
iiritni jjouko. nn. r i i nn.i .'. - .- '
thlan n. A. Chapter No "So pm !;! Vm
sCi'urncon1mand, t! ghffir j
Consistory A A S. R. Lulu W& Ph!a
Odd Fcllnv5s' "A?so.; VeterSn Odr-ktffi
ectlvV0SndUF'.r"ev"!m" ""SroVe'raea" 'iSJ
rciio ana lire Aseo , are resDptfnit tn
v''.?' . " attond funcmi ServlceJ f"o'K
i,V eV-" iliK- "sren 2. at 8 o"clock. it i;
late residence. Central ai.. A.L1'
iieiguta
n'' . PI"... wVltarr,
anteyC'SFJE!.0" .. th borsof thb ord
";"'",. --. - -. .- u,,,,ucfc unci naa an
enjojm ! time, as pratorv was not included Si
the program. Tho following membci-i attended
John iJkklnson. John V Ilurch, William I
Marshall. N Brettinghnrn. James A "tu"Lel
R. V. Painter L. Stafford, P. Hurst Chailcs
Shultr. William Hutohlnson. R w. Lehr win
lam Ilamelo William Hartman. c. Hoffacher
William Culbertson and Thomas C. Thompson '
T'e,d!pu,y Br,an,'1 -hancellors met at lo
hall of Sanson, Lodgo Monday night and ner-
PnaMoJl,,yn? rBvn,z by t",8 fiction of Geoige
Pollock, of No. ai, us chairman, and C v
T Robinson as secretarj It was agreed in
admit the Grand Lodge office? mid paatFand
chancellors as ex-ofllclo participants A wso
n"?.',r,,f 1?1V.pat.hy "as '"warded to Union
B. Hunt, of tho Insurance department, who is
SSSS.'i to u,1lorK(; 2" operation. The following
deputies responded- George J. Pollock 1st
district. Albert C. Funk. 2d "district: Joserjli a
Ijrd. fid district, Charles V. Veager ofl, db,:
f'ct; Bro. Jackson, 7th district. William I
Broadbent, 10 district. C W T RohlnBon l""ti,
district Letters of regrets for Inability to at-
tfsnil vurA rcwtA foil frnn, Ti T..i v"'. u Ul
or the flTh district; and Ifernian it Jii?.
or nits Mil district,
and Herman id Munterl
Philadelphia Company. No 2. Uniform rtnni.
will bold Its next montlilv n:i.m,.?rm-n.?Dk
day evening, April "n. at tho" sou' th west cofn?r
of Broad and Federal streets. The visiting corn
mltteo has Becured from tha lodges durlnirthZ
month several applications for membership
The company expects to confer the rank on
theeo applicants on the abovo date! The " com
pany extends a cordial Invitation to tho mem.
bers of the various companies lu Philadel
phia to be present at any of Its assemblies
and a so wishes to thank Colonel V. A lliiK'
gas for his activities In Its behalf ' '
Southwark Iodse conferred on March 10 the
rank of knight on three esquires In long form
In an able manner. On Tuesday, March 'if!
will be tho "get together" night, when tho
Entertainment Committee, expects to have some
"large doings." All knights are requested to
be present In order that they may know how
"Old No. 18" Is progressing, and to have iart
In an entertainment provided for their bene
fit. Tho slogan for tha term is "Bring In a
Candldato." ...
Continental Lodge conferred the rank of
miifiin ui HM.a uiuuiaiiu lurm tiy
the degree team, assisted by the guards and
vUtt.njr brothers, which was glten hi a very
CIIOI . C. CiCOtt flrrl nthA- T.m.lA-
nf Iho ,H 7.v"""" ..""".""' '"""'
be present " "" -u5'"n UlstrlCt will
tii,t'.1.!innBfr(HUy c?u,nc'l. No IW2. will bo insil
tuted at LarBom,al0 ? Frliad 'evening, Apr!
list i ii "'. application contains a long
hri nine nS "$ t't'en? of Carbondalo nmi
mo Placing of a counsel In this thriving lIiv
111 ,?artvteiTnd..haikanl' "ou'
.i. 7- A "'"able addition to tho ranks of
charter Hit . ".'.' i' ..v"i,." B" Tim
aenfstivo a r? t.ii ' u 1 -"aiiona itepro
sentaiive A. E. Fuller, nnd the degreo work
will be presented by the prize team of West
Scranton Council. No. J07 "csl
Saturday night. April 3, will be a big night
at Spring City Council. No 000. Forty-rtve
Candida es are now listed and BO or mora vWli
bo enrolled before tho big night
vvese acranion council. No, 07
..,,,.., iiktiiiutiiti cerv ice in
the
held Its
riymouth
Memorial Church, of Senn on. "mi MrlrchO
An appropriate nrogram was rendered with
M'Jt?iV' iVOT?Jivans- ot Colonel t: D iiwli
Council No. lnin. nu ti,n n.in. ,, ' ' i'cwis
The (CM anniversary "class' inltla lo.. ,.la',V I,
making a great lilt all over tha State, 'of tl e
Its -membershrp nono has bee'n recelvedw","
such universal favor. Tho thought of cele
brating tho 02d anniversary of tha order with
a record-breaking dncreasa In membeshlp has
met with general favor and will be cnthuslas.
tlcally pualied In pvery county.
Councils that have not ordered a supply of
the free circulars furnlihed by the state secrn.
tary for distribution among their members, set
ting forth this plan of membership campaign
and soliciting their co-operation In making a
sixty-second anniversary class Initiation night
a big event In their council, should get their
order ill at once, '
Tho follo-vlng councils have responded to data
and nro redhot for the movement Plains Na
i,ui. Benjamin Franklin. No. 00; Now Bloom,
field. No. l!2d, Irwin. So 41, Lafayette j,
400, Ackermanvllle. No. 003; Pride of MourN
tain City. No 172; While Haven, No? 8t3"
Costal, No. 300, Newport. No 014; Wyoming
Monument, No 70S; Waynesboro, No 7im.
Wlikes-Iiarre, No 101; Ions, No 75; Din
ouesne llolghts. No. ISO; Charles A. Gerasch
No. 1004; Frledens. No 182; Hooversvllle. No
100; Maker, No. 320; Conoqueneeslng, No. 03;
Danville, No. 10: Canonsburr, No. 303; Yough
No. 182; Coopersburg, No. 1020: Hermmie, No
mil. itnraa f Tlnalr Mr, IRS. H...L ',.".'
."."iS" "' SJ1H ."o" J""VU'""'.
All members of John It. Murnhv fTntinclll nlll
take note that all applicants, for the guard
should show up at tho council on Tuesday evo
nlrg, April 0, as the new tactics will bo ex
emplified by Bro Arnold, and if thero nro any
who want to Join nnd have not already ap
plied they should go down on that night and
"fall In."
Order Independent Americans
Tha meeting ot Red, White and Blue Council
was fairly attended this week, as usual. Tho
Publicity Committee has outlined a campaign
f tor tnp purpose ot bringing
mora cioseiy together the resi
dents of the northwest Boctlona
and tho council, This commit
tee Is doing good work In the
effort to bring many members
Into the council through their
advertising mediums. A shad
ow, however, was cast over
the council by reason of tits
. , . .. u"2" " "'u. t-uvvari, .Maugan,
who Is a brother of Treasurer George Maugan.
Tho council extends its sympathies to tha fam
ily. Past Councilor Wllhelm was conspicuous
by his ubsence. which does not often occur.
Tho "boys" missed him.
""TaVuX
eatJjs
"Iji.-T-i: ,. snri ,.. j -... I; -J I ui HMIRa "'"" '" 4yo; VJiecn Jill
----"-,, - .- . r ";.. i . in oiuuiu. iu. i4.i uwu wneor. xvo. nn-
were snort u si"i uy coionei iiniegas, Schenley Park, No. 6j Ashley, No, 110; Fred
ADAIR. At his residence. 182(1 North Win.
a-naker St., on March 21. Wis, BLAINnY.
husband of the lato Margaret Adair. Duo
notice, of tho funeral will ba given.
HAI1RY, On March 24, 1015, THOMAS F..
husband of Teresa M, Barry, -610: Wayne
aye, Dua notice ot tho funeral will bo
given,
B?ISN2a. "arch 23. 1013. JOSEPH
ZANE, BATTEN, formerly of New York city:
aged 04 jears. runcral services to be held
at St. Luke's Episcopal church, Slontclalr.
IS. J . on Trlday morning, March 20. at 10
O'clock. Interment private.
IIAUEIl. On March 23. 1015, JOHN J. hus.
band of the late Anna O Bauer (nee Diets).
Funeral un Friday, at 2 p. m.. from 2.V'6
North 2Sth st. Interment private, at M t.
Peace Cemetery.
BH'Wiyi On March 2-1. 1015, MARY, xvldow
of Mltiiaet Berry. 1-uneral on Saturday, at
7.J0 a. pi., from 107 West Master st.
Solemn Renuiem Maes at St. Michael's
Church, at U a. m. Interment private,
U!:A1.E:,.0n. March 24. 1015. ELLA
BLAKi:, daughter of the late William J
and Katharine Mead Blake. Funsrap on
Tuesday, March 30, at 8.30 a. m., frorri TOO
-.,w VeHka xvi- w ntieuuiiyLiuii B 111 t Jji
Interment at Hew Cathedral Cemetery.
morning, .March 20. loir, FrtH
TONKS On March 23, 1015, II1ENB n
WIT.,,"1 Y''la'n Jones and dauihtfr .(
uaiiiiia Hun rni iniu n-- . -- b
Funeral on; Friday, at S-30 p 3L' p,S
from 2S1I) North flth st. InterrhTn rprlvtS 1
nt Northvvood Cemetery. "w, 1
ICAIIN. On Mnrch 24, 101C. GUSTAVEvI
husband ot Jcrnlo Kahn Funeral on SSr
ut a p. m from 2MJ North .loth V.,J.'.
ment Knrlnnl, Rhnl.n, r.... mw--
.. .A. """" A-uiivrui irom eiay Baa.
nee st.. Chestnut Hill, on Saturday, at st'.
Our Mother nf Consolal on, at 0 a. ra. Intir.
ment nt Hnlv S.,lh. r-.ii """
I"V?V?s?SG?;Llt7rS5.?Iarch - '' wiuS
Friday, tho 2tlth Inst., at 2 p. m. loter-i
s.,n.,J2K.nSy,,lte' Plcat! on"' lowers. i
MrDIIVlTT. On Xtarch 23 1MB Ml.,
JANBMcDnVrrr, In her sld'yexr.' We li
2?-rfJT1.fly "t,8"1? '" from 5113 ClS!
ie;. J,'sll "eiulem Moss at tn Cliunli
fit the Most Blessed Sacrament at 10 a. to,'
.i5.,.rJ1,nt Cathedral Cemetery.
tF,ivn''b- ,r " "" ID". ANNA.
-,D' ttld;v of Rev. Thos. Nichols, In li I
i Oth scar. Kuneral services at her lat nil. 1
aencc, .101 School lane, Germantown, Frldu ,'
nrternoon, at 5 o'clock. Interment it 0o, J;
NOHEL On March 24, 1015, ELIZABCT1I.
wife of Arthur Nobel (neo Gooldl. ul 31
j-v.m o i-uiieeai on aacuraay, larca iit H
2.J0 p. in., from 7411 Rising Sun ivenuo,
1'ox Chase, Philadelphia. Interment Orten- j
mount Cemetery M
O'DONNELL. On March 21, 1015, st hliJ
late residence, 12S Pastorius at.. Osmiii-l
to.vn, MICHAEL J., husband ot Sarin 0,
Hopkins O'Donnell. Due notice ot tn
tuncral will bo clven.
QIIICIUSY. At her residence, 1023 Biln-S
M,uso oc , on .uarcn -. iUID. CAiHAJCI.'Vll
M., widow of Francis B Qulgler. Fuaenl
on Saturday, at 8:30 n, in., from the imrfc
ments of Oliver II. Balr. 1820 Chestnut ifr,
SCinVEIIEU On March 21. 1015, PAUL-;
'"H)vitst;iiAN HCHWEBEI.. beloved -isin
of William C Schwebel nn.i daughter ol
Florentine Wischan, nee Hraun and tli
late Rev Frledrl, h U'laeh.in I , allves mi
friends are invited to attend tho funeral
services, on Friday, at 2 o clerk at hrt
lata resldenco, 444 EnBt Walnut Une. 0er-i
mantown Interment private. .;
SEItGKSON. On March 2.1, 1015, L0D1U
c. wioow or jiooert sergeson, in tno o'o
year of her nee. UMiLtlven and frlendl art
Invited, to attend the funeral services, it-a
her late residenc. man tc 7ih at., on PrI- "
Ha,, ... ..(.. ... n . , .. ..l.t Th,... fS
,. cciiiiik, in o o C'lUCK. iireuiasij. ,-,
ment private at Laurel Hill Cemetery on
nturdav morning
HHOKMAKKIt. On March 21. 1015, ELLES
O., daughter of tho lath Joseph arid lucssl
Shoemaker. Residence, C32 North 22it It.
Due notice of the funeral will be given.
SMITH. On March 23. 1015. BRIDQET (ne
Gorman), widow of Com ad Smith. Bli-
tlves and friends, also Sacred Heart Sodalltr
oc or.. Augubtine's cnurcn. are invnea i -tend
tho funeral, on Trlday morning, it
R.'tn nVtni.tr n.i, 11, n -salrlAtirn nf tiff SOU
In-law. Jlr. Finnk II. Palmer, 400 N. 5th it.
Solemn Renuiem Mass St AusustlniS;
Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Holy
Cross cemeterv. Remains viewed inureui
evening after 7 o'clock , ,.,.!
IIIIVV1 W nn,l. lata TlanlAmln Ultl
Susanna Stevens. Relatives and friends UK
invited lu attend tho funeral services. ;
Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at nil
into residence, B22c Greene St., utrnuajiiu"
Interment private. .,al
SWEKNEY. On March 22. 1015, CHARLESJ
SWEENEY. Relatives and frlenaj, sjso i-
mamKi,, nt th, T?hllnna f rln n T.lterSrV Inlll.
tute. aro Invited to attend the funeral, e4M
Friday morning, at B ;ao ociock,
lato resiaence, an rsortn 41111 i. ,!T""z:'m
Requiem Mass at the Cathedral, at 10 "-M
interment at cainearai c-emeierr.
Vtiri a. 1.n Abl.l&nna af Vl I SOS,
t,iiuu.a, ilia icamoMvu - ,, a
Robinson Valll. Wlster road, Ardmore fiUS
on March 25 1015 JOSEPH IJEHMAa-SIs
of the late Rev. Herman Landon (Si
Gold Valll of Lltchlleld, Conn. lniernWS
at West Cernoterv, Litchfield, Conn., jsj
naiuroay, aiarcn -1. fu x v. i"'...nv ,,ns"ai
ffUKKsAln March 2J. 1UI5. MART Vfm
WiXMi, aaugnier 01 me iio '""."VHwi
..a itfnv-.a 11'a.b, iro aiives and frlnci
are Invited to attend 'tha funeral '"'" (Si
Thursday afternoon, at 2 . o'ctow. M "a
lato residence, 122 ISouth 4UU1 tt. ini"-s
AviIITAKKH. On March 21, !?. vJ$J8$i
A., vviaow or jonn . vtimii, "vt-j
and friends are invited to "tsnd tts fuainj J
services, on Saturday rooming, 3?.Jj7
nlaalv nt liar lata residence. Mil iVvfJ
college are, imermem pe,s.
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