Washington Feted by Browning Council
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WASHINGTON FETED
BY BROWNING COUNCIL
A Washington's Birthday dinner was served Monday at a meeting of Abraham Browning Council, 122, Junior Order United American Mechanics, in the council's home at 531 Penn street.
The dinner followed patriotic addresses by Walter I. Congleton, Jr., past councilor of Diligent Council, No. 4, Fraternal Patriotic Americans, of Philadelphia, and Orrin A. Robins, vice councilor of the same council.
Fred Sission, councilor of Browning council, presided at the entertainment and at the dinner as toastmaster. The program was in charge of Elwood Sharp and A. Lee Craft. Harold L. Hartman led the singing and Elwood Faussell was the accompanist.
A Washington's Birthday dinner was served Monday at a meeting of Abraham Browning Council, 122, Junior Order United American Mechanics, in the council's home at 531 Penn street.
The dinner followed patriotic addresses by Walter I. Congleton, Jr., past councilor of Diligent Council, No. 4, Fraternal Patriotic Americans, of Philadelphia, and Orrin A. Robins, vice councilor of the same council.
Fred Sission, councilor of Browning council, presided at the entertainment and at the dinner as toastmaster. The program was in charge of Elwood Sharp and A. Lee Craft. Harold L. Hartman led the singing and Elwood Faussell was the accompanist.
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