Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-26
PARADING AND DANCING.
THE ODD FELLOWS GALA TIME
YESTERDAY.
The Organization Celebrates Its Seventy
Second Birthday-A Ball Last Even
ing-The Participants.

city yesterday, tne occasion being the
seventy-second anniversary Of their or
ganization. The exercises consisted OF a
street parade at 2;30 p. M, musical
and literary entertainment at Simpson
tabernacle at O'Clock, and grand ball
at Armory hall in the evening at 8. The
lodges participating in the street parade
met at l. 0. o. F. hall, on North Spring
street, at 1:30, and proceeded to Los
Angeles street, where the procession
formed. The line OF march was as fol-
lows
Up First street to Main Main to Tenn
pie block; down Spring to Fifth, to
Broadway, to Eighth, Eighth and Hope
to Simpson tabernacle. where the exer-
cises were held. After the services the
procession marched up Hope to Sixth,
to Hill, to Third, to Spring, to /. 0. o..
+. hall, where the parade was dismissed.
The particular features OF the musical
and literary entertainment were two ad-
dresses, one by Rev. Will A. Knighten,
of Los Angeles, and the other by Rev. j !.
HI. Phillips, of East Los Angeles, and
two musical selections by quartette,
composed of Signor G. Modini-Woo
Mrs. uodini-Wood, Miss Florence Perry
and Mr.. f. w. Wallace, with Mrs. Lar
rabee as accompanied.
The Seventh infantry band also fur
nished music, and there was an address
by His Honor Mayor Hazard, delivered
in his usual straightforward, cordial
manner.
There was large representation from
Riverside, San Bernardino, Santa Ana
and several other towns, with smaller
representations from many more dis
tant points. The Odd Fellows express
themselves as regarding this as the
most successful of any anniversary ex-
ercises.
THE BALL.
The grand bali given by the order at
Armory hall last evening was brilliant
success. The votaries of Terpsichore
enjoyed themselves until the midnight
hour. The following committees offici-
ated:
Committee of Arrangements--W. A.
Bonynge, chairman f. B. Manchester,
secretary. Arbor Vitae Rebekah Degree,
No. S3, Dora Bane, Ettie Barney, Lizzie
Dewey; Eureka Rebekah Degree, No.
12s, Ella Robertson, Maggie e. Ryder,
Mrs. G. A. Morris; Orange Grove En-
campment, No. 81, H. Freed, L. J.
campment, No. So, o. L. Robertson, F.
L. Willis, J. J. Jones; Golden Rule
Lodge, No. 100, w. P. Slosser, G. T.
MacKay, F. b. Manchester; Los An
geles Lodge, No. 35, J. J. Jones, E.
Hartman, j. J.. Murrat; Good Will
Lodge, No. 800, r. Livingston, w. A.
Bonynge, j. w. James; Pico Heights
Lodge, No. 1862. Dixon Gilbert, Herbert
E. Smith East Side Lodge, No. 1926, 0.
L. Robertson, F. L. Fulford, w. Crothers.
George G. Mckay was the floor man.
ager last evening, and his aids were g.
w. Miller, w. V. White, Gus Smith, F.
B. Manchester, l.. j. Baudouin and w.
p. Schlosser.
Among those present were noticed
Mrs. g. A. Clarke, Major and Mrs. w.
o. Burr, Captain James Ashman, Mrs.
Ashman, Colonel and Mrs. w. p.
Schlosser, General John Mathews, Henry
Voss, Martin Neuner, Capt.P "A. Stanton,
F. G. Harmon, @. d. Champion, Ed Mel
son, Captain R. Myers, Fred Meyer,
Sam Kimball, Wallace Keene, Miss Ber-
tina Penning, Mrs. Spear, Miss Lizzie
Meyer, w. Leverich, Guy Bedford,
Charles Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Papi-
neau of Riverside, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Merry, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Farris, Miss
Nettie Stevens, Miss Bessie Kelly, Miss
McNerney, Miss May Horgan, Miss Hat
tie Sanger, Miss Kleptar, Miss Burk-
hardt, Frank Walsh, Gus Smith, Judge
Stanton, A. Luzenger, L. Stanton of
Riverside, Ed Stalder, Misses Dosta,
Miss Bolinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Treat,
P. L. Abel, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Cleghorn of Redlands,
Frank Lowry, Miss Livingstone, George
G. Mckay, Miss tMcCrelles, Miss Par
cells, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Payne, Mr..
and Mrs. Eggleson, Mrs. and Miss Stan
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Branch, Riverside; Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J..
Spencer; Miss Lizzie Hoffreider, Mrs.
Stanberry, Miss Grace Stanberry, Miss
Jennie Frances, Frank Jones, T. Willes,
Brown, @. Stewart, Chief and Mrs. j. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Walker, Mrs. S. G..
Louder, w. T. Louder, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Campbell, Miss Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. q. H. Humphreys,
L. M. Meyers, Miss Belle Hener,
Ed Nelson, 0. S. Corlette, Miss May
Jones, Miss Reppert, J. 0. Young, ]. E.
Dufton, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Staley,
Miss Annie Dufton, Miss Theresa Mat
tern, Mrs. G. Iilley, Mrs. M. S. Samp-
son, Miss Anna Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. HI.
Freed, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Irving, Mrs.
Fannie Farrell, Miss Eva Judd, Miss
Tillie Mclean, Miss Mollie Cornell, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Horner, Mrs. Fair
banks, A. Mitchell, r. Traves, Miss Dot
Stevens, Miss Mabel Barnes, Miss Lou
Briggs, Miss Flora Reynolds, Miss
Annie Berger, Miss Blanche Brown, j.
Mcdonald, Miss Stella Stoll, Miss Nellie
Wilson, Miss Gussie Brooks, Miss
Mamie Burke, Miss Minnie Cheesbor'
ough, Miss Jennie Green, Lem Morgan
J. Stoll, s. Sumner, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Blumenthal, w. Brace, H. Platt, Mr.
and Mrs. w. Rogers, Miss Birdie Dague
Miss Nellie Nash, Mrs. A. Eckstron
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Strasborg, Mr.. ane
Miss Garrett, Miss Brennan. Miss Ids
Vignes, Miss Mary Kearney
Misses Holmes, Miss Purcell, Miss
Myrtle Flemming, G. D. Hufford, James
Fogarty, Mrs. Eugene Stanley, Charles
Hall, Marion j. Brooks, j. HI. Collins
Miss Freeman, Miss E. M. Judd, G. A
Matson, Miss Eva Stambough, Reect
Llewellyn, w. Llewellyn, Will Cook
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Deane, Mr.. and Mrs
James Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hor
ner, Mr.. and Mrs r. Livingstone, Franl
Doucette, of Chicago, Mrs. g. W. Frank