Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-12
WOODMEN HONOR
MEMORY Of DEAD
SERVICES ARE HELD IN SAN
DIEGO
FRENCH WOMAN FOUND DEAD
Meeting Of Spanish War Veterans Is
Called for Tuesday for Pur-
pose Of Organizing
Camp
WOMAN FOUND DEAD

DNhAN AIiHsGOt Juit lls-rNAeI1OTldl SER
Vices were held today at Mount Hope
cemetery by Miramar camp No. 81,
Woodmen OF the World, and by San
Diego circle, Women of woodcraft.
Four monuments were unveiled by the
Woodmen over the graves Of those who
have died during the year. They are
l.. F. Fenton and Peter j. Hynding
of Miramar and w. ]. Baker and Neigh
Dor Bainbour of the Sovereign. The
circle unveiled one monument, that
over the grave of Mrs. H. McGovney
All graves were decorated George
Bowles. past commander. was in charge
and the speakers who were Silas Pur-
year, DR.. L. G. Jones and ]. A. Neill.
There was a parade through the city
from the lodge rooms. led by the Wood
mems band, to the foot of Fifth street,
where a special train was waiting to
take them over the Cuyamaca line to
the cemetery.
Odd Fellows Services
The odd Fellow lodges of the city
will unite in holding memorial services
on Tuesday in honor Of the dead of the
order and particularly their departed
members of the past year. A musical
program will be rendered under the
direction of Messrs. Stanton, Anderson
and Hanna, and short addresses will be
made by Rev. w. B. Hinson, Rev. r.
r. Watson and Rev. NJ. B. SCARBOROUGH,
all of whom are Odd Fellows. The
members in this city who have died
the past year are D. Geiger, George d.
Goldman and w. w. Stewart.
The annual election of officers of the
Cuyamaca club resulted in the selec-
ton of the following: President and
director, F. w. jackson; first vice pres
ident and director, N. D. Nichols; sec
ond vice president and director. Frank
l.. Sargent; third vice president and
director, Albert Schoonover; secretary
and director w. L. Frevert; treasurer
and director, Simon Levi; directors,
E. M. Barber, Alexander Reynolds, DIR.
Edward Grove, F. w. Stearns and
Charles L. Williams.
Spanish War Veterans
A meeting has been called for Tues
day evening for the purpose Of organ
izing a camp of United Spanish War
veterans. Temporary papers have been
received from Hugh T. Slime of San
Francisco and a charter list of over
twenty names has already been secured.
AS near as can be ascertained there are
about seventy-five eligibles in San
Diego, about half Of whom served with
company B of the Seventh regiment
All soldiers and sailors who served at
any time between the outbreak of the
war, April 21, 1898, and the end of the
Philippine insurrection on July 4, 1902
are eligible and are expected to be on
hand at the meeting. There are already
twenty camps of the organization in
the state.
William e. Smythe will leave tomor-
row to join the congressional committee
on irrigation at Los Angeles and to
continue with them through the state
and into Nevada, where on June II
the party is to witness the turning of
the water on the desert from govern
ment canal, for the first time in the
United States. He is to be one of the
speakers at the banquet at the River
side hotel at Reno that night, when the
formal exercises in celebration of the
triumph of national irrigation will
occur.
Woman Dies Suddenly
The body of Mrs. Adele Berger a
French woman 70 years of age, was
found last evening in her room in the
Selwyn house on Third street. She had
attended services at the Catholic church
on Friday evening and on returning