Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-19

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IAN2&sS supreme officers were en-
tertained. This lodge was
instituted April 16, 1897,
and has always been one of the pros
porous lodges OF the Fraternal Brother
hood.
Mrs. Emma r. Neidig, chairman OF
the Fraternal Brotherhood committee
that entertains the fleet on Wednes-
day. April 90, desires that all of the
ladies composing the various commit
tees and subcommittee meet, and IN
fact all who take part on that date
meet at the office entrance on Main
street at Chutes park at $3.50 a. m.
The ladies of the Fraternal Brother
hood are actively and enthusiastically
engaged in preparation for the enter
tainment of our "sailor laddies" on
next wednesday, April 23. The Home
office building presents a busy scene.
where the badges are being prepared
for the ladies, whose patriotism has
prompted volunteer assistance. AS
head of one of the sub-committees, Mrs.
Fred I. Hughes name has been SUD-
stituted for that of Mrs. c.. w. P1erce'
who will be absent from the city.
Redlands lodge No. 27 recently enter
tanned the supreme vice president, Mrs.
Emma r. Neidig, who, In return TOT
courtesies shown, initiated class OF
eight candidates for said lodge.
San Bernardino lodge No. 1863 Is en-
joying good meetings, and conducts
limitations often enough to keep every
body in practice. Refreshments or Ice
cream and cake proves drawing caro-
to encourage attendance.
Supreme President James A. Foshay
paid ain official visit to Ontario lodge
No. 10 last Tuesday night.
Supreme Vice President Emma H.
Neidig is paying round of visits to
the lodges in Riverside. Redlands,
Beaumont, Cotton and San Bernardino
this week.
Mrs. Emma r., Neidig, general chair
man of the fleet committee, will meet
the women of the several committees
of r +. B in Oak hall Monday even
ing at o'clock to perfect plans Tor
the entertainment of the sailors.
Mrs. M. e. Keller, editor of the L.
f. b. News is again at home after two
weeks spent in the California hospital.
She will be back at her post of duty
the first of May.
Miss Eva Scott of the clerical de-
partment is again at work after three
weeks illness.
Redlands lodge No 27 will have a
class of one hundred ready for initia :
tion soon, owing to the good work OF
Tister Marie L. Goran, d. S. p.
The Home Office building of the
Fraternal Brotherhood at Lincoln and
Ffgueroa is having a new spring dress
"a new coat of paint-on the exterior.
From a copy of the Seattle Sunday
Times just at hand we find that the
Presidents and Past Presidents asso-
citation of Seattle will hold meeting
on March 81, at the close of which a
grand ball will be given, for which
1000 invitations have been issued. In
addition to this entertainment a trophy
cup will be presented to the winning
team in a contest which ends that
evening.
This association will start a cam
paign at once among the other lodges
of the order in an endeavor to have
a large attendance at special meeting
during the Yukon Pacific exposition to
be held in 1909, also to receive the en-
campment of the uniform rank at the
same time.
With such men as Brothers Young,
Rogers and Tomlinson as its officers
it's success is assured and their labors
will result In the upbuilding of the
Fraternal Brotherhood, not only in
Seattle, but in the great state of WASH
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