Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-23
BROTHERHOOD AMERICAN
YEOMEN


filled to overlooking with
guests, young and old, whose profuse
expressions of appreciation of the man
ner in which they were entertained
could be heard on every side. The
music was furnished by Bush's or
chestra, who are hard to beat when
II comes to first class music. short
ADDRESS on the good of the order was
delivered by o. K. White, whose ear
nest endeavors and abilities as a lodge
man are helping to make Poinsettia
homestead famous. If you wish to
become popular and have a real good
time, just hand in your application and
become member of this particular
homestead.
Los Angeles homestead, No. 947. held
an interesting meeting last Saturday
evening.
The hall was prettily decorated with
hearts-little hearts, big hearts and
nearts or all sizes hung gracefully
from the center of the hall to all
sides, and after business adjourned
there was big valentine box with
valentines for everyone, and they had
assumptions" time in matching
them. Mrs. Horn won the prize for
matching her combination first
Inc homestead was visited by sew
eral OF the archers from Ivanhoe
homestead, who shared in our fun,
and we sincerely hope to have the
archers from all the homesteads Join
us in our good times.
Ihere were several applications read
ana acted upon. No. 947 will do all in
her power in hustling and try and
gain the state banner within the next
three months.
X. ID. Count, captain of the degree
team, has the team in order and we
nope to have an excellent showing in
short time.
Don't forget the goth of February.
we have leap year dance. This dance
takes place at the Fraternal Brother
hood hall. S45 Figueroa street,
81
The new drill team of Ivanhoe home
stead is getting down to work and
gave a good exhibition Wednesday
night when three new members were
initiated. Mrs. H. A. Miller announced
that when the team knows the work
perfectly hayrack party will be ar
ranged for them to Whittier. where
they will put on the drill for the Whit
tier homestead.
Among those initiated was Attorney
Hyatt, who spoke to the archers as
sembled on the great movement of
fraternalism throughout this country
and all over the world. He said that
this feeling of brotherhood had made
possible the peace of Hartford at the
close of the Russo-Japanese war A
hearty applause greeted the close of
his talk, and Ivanhoe is glad to well
| come this eloquent member.
s.
Mrs. Winifred b. Rogers, the deputy
and correspondent, has sent out a cir
cular letter concerning the new cam
paign for membership. Ivanhoe will
contest for the state banner, which is
| now held at Portland, Ore.
banquet is to be held at Levy's at
| the close of the contest and only those
members who have succeeded In add
ing one new member to the list of Yeo-
men will be admitted. No tickets can
| be bought or transferred. Each new
member is to receive a complimentary
ticket to the banquet. In addition to
the banquet cards. prizes in cash are
| offered to those bringing in most MEM
bers. 1t is the earnest desire of the
Brotherhood of American Yeomen to
increase it's membership to 100000
within a short time. The plan of Ivan.
hoe homestead has received the APP
prevail of Coast Manager H. A. Miller
as well as the authorities at Des
| Moines.
On next Wednesday night there will
be a dance and social at the FraternaI
Brotherhood hall, S53 South Figueroa
street. A big all fools party is being
| planned for the night of April /. All
| friends are invited to these open meet
| ingS of IVanhOe homsted,