Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD
Supreme President jaime


A.. A. Foshay arrived hom,
49, ~ last Wednesday from 6
ssS>4a- protracted trip, during
EcNM - which a large number oi
NXHHHAS lodges throughout I. F. b
jurisdiction were visited
He was accorded n warm
reception everywhere and feels much
encouraged with the prospects for the
growch of the order
October was ushered in in Fraternal
Brotherhood circles by a reception to
the new members. The supreme Off
GERS, the central committee and depu-
ties acting as hosts. did all in theiI
power to extend a cordial greeting to
the guests. a program of unusual
merit was offered, followed by punch
and waters served by four young ladies'
hall, while card playing entertained
those who did not participate In the
former amusement.
Alhambra hall of the Home office
building accommodated crowd far be-
yond the ordinary on Friday evening
October Q. 1t was ladies night" in the
stag lodge"-La Grande No. 8. The
wives and sweetheartS of the members
who had any curiosity as to the ability
of No. 9 to entertain Had it satisfied to
their delight. In fact, one of the lat
ter declared it was the best entertain
ment ever. La Grande is nothing II
not original, and this occasion was nc
exception to the rule.
Golden Eagle lodge No. ia lived III
to it's reputation as an entertainer or
the occasion of it's open meeting Octo-
ber 6. Fred T. Hughes acted as chair
man of the evening and c. A. Post
supreme counselor, and w. A. Amend
were the speakers. There was a goodly
representation from the central COM
mittee, an enthusiastic assemblage and
good Z. B. +. material among the Wis.,
itors. An excellent program was rem
dered and a number of applications
written.
The chicken pie dinner given by the
Association of Presidents and Past
Presidents of Southern California was
an enjoyable affair and was consid-
eread the best of anything since the
picnic. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: Fred L.
Hughes, president; E. e. Carter of
Whittier, vice president; NJ. e. Faust,
secretary, and Laura Beryle, treasurer.
The last two succeeded themselves on
the strength of efficient service during
the past year. The first Wednesday in
December was named as the date for
the next banquet and it is generally
hoped that it will be as appetizing as
was the chicken pie dinner.
Harrington lodge No. 900 lost nothing
by postponing it's publicity meeting
from a stormy night to the pleasant
evening of October Z. A large and en-
thusiastic audience greeted the SPEAK
ers and many who had been in attend
ance at the past presidents banquet
presented themselves at the meeting to
be entertained by the excellent program.
There was not a hitch in any part of
the evenings entertainment, and 1t is
conceded that Harrington
knows how to do things
The publicity meeting of Home lodge
No. 400 was largely attended. The
speakers of the evening, Supreme Sec
retary H. V. Davis and w. A. Amend,
were granted the utmost attention and
good results are expected from the
The escort team of Los Angeles lodge
No. has in anticipation a masquerade
ball some time during November. A
novel feature of the affair will be u
fancy drill by the team before un-
masking.