The herald., 1893-07-02
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Los Angeles Circle No. 151 held very
interesting meeting on Wednesday even
ing-large attendance. After Dispatch
ing the usual order Of business Mrs.
Cummings was duly elected organist.
AZ good and welfare J. P. c., Mrs. W. R.
Blackman, made happy and most fell
citous speech descriptive of her recent
visit to the Golden Gate, and like all
Angelfios who tour away, was truly glad
to return homo.
Grand Supreme Delegate Louis Thorne
honored the circle with a visit. His re-
marks were very complimentary and he
seemed pleased and surprised with our
progress and work. With such gentle
men as Louis Thorne and W. A. Ryan to
represent the interests OF the courts and
circles throughout the state the brothers
and comp anions can rest assured that
and jealous care at the convention Of
the grand supreme court and grand su-
prsme circle which convenes in New
Haven, Conn.,, September next.
Pleasant aud laudatory remarks we're
made by Companions Judge Seaman
and j. II. Krimminger, who thoroughly
posted the Circle in regard to the For
esters' picnic, which takes place July
18th at Redondo beach. All Foresters,
companions and friends bear this IN
mind. Reduced rates have been &C.
cured, and no trouble or expense will be
spared to make this picnic grand sue
cess. After short programme the
Circle was closed, and dancing enjoyed
until a late hour.
The G. @. is under obligations to
Companions Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellock, who entertained
her recently with all the oodfthings
that our Southern California markets
can boast.
Next regular meeting is installation
night. A large attendance Is requested.
COURT NOTES.
Court Fremont had an old-time meet.
ing last Thursday evening, it being the
regular summoned meeting night, and
large number of the brothers responded
to the call of the financial secretary to
be present and pay up.
Deputy j. G. Nelson was present
with his commission for the ensuing
year, and made speech urging the
officers TO commit the secret work to
memory.
BY the way, why can't all the court
deputies follow the example Of Deputy
Nelson and compel all the Court officers
to commit the work?
Lead out again, Brother Nelson;
Court Fremont will stay with you.
Court East Side held the usual weekly
meeting. All officers present. The
usual routine of business was gone
through. The brothers of this court
E. ~ koI 10
treasurer, brother Horne, is taking in
regard to the HERAbD's worlds fair
ticket. Every Forester la the city
should deposit coupons to Bro. Horne's
credit.
Court Francais' weekly meeting was
very interesting. This court is making
rapid progress, and bids fair to be at
the head of forestic honors.
Court Los Angeles held tie usual
quarterly meeting. After the regular
order OF business the Foresters' picnic
was thoroughly discussed. Next week
we propose to boom this picnic. Turn
out, brothers and visitors from other
courts. and let's make this picnic grand
success.
COURT SUNSET, 8l23.
We have 60 member in good standing
and more to come.
In losing Bros.H Clary, Frank Puis.
seur and +. L. Peyrigue our court are
regretting their departure but our loss
lie the gain to Court Francois. the new
French court.
Our chief ranger, John Castera, proved
himself equal to the occasion, at the in
stituting Of the new French court, and
was about the only officer present and
taking part in the proceedings who did
not have to use the ritual.
A new set OF regslia is now edorning
the mem bers OF this court.
We have the best appointed lodge
room in the city.
Vesiting members are always welcome.
We have great hopes for the new For
estefs' hall and trust it will materialize
In the near future.
We are pleased to learn that our court
furnished the material for the chief ranger
in the now French court, in the person
of Bro. Horace Clary, who ia an agree
able. efficient and influential gentle.
man. 80.