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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

M ~ NJ. w A, held it's regular
\M/ monthly open meeting and
W~ AN entertainment in their new
NN~ hall, Eagle hall, 120 East
~ Third street, Thursday ev-
ening, March 26, fully 800
people being present. Each number on
the program was well rendered and re-
ceived much applause. The music by
Horns military band and Horns or
chestra was the best the lodge has ever
had, and GustaVus A. Horn we'll proved
his ability as a director and leader. The
following is the program
Overture, selected, Horns military
band; Wont You Be My Baby Boy?"
Baby Fleming; Making Eyes" Hill
man sisters; violin solo, Miss Hazel
Graves, accompanied by Miss Flora
Graves; Japanese love song, Miss Evon
Ross; Highland fling, Miss Hazel
Brown; selection, Horns military band;
IAN Engineers Ride on a Piano" F. T.
Steele; yodle song (German), Mrs
Louis H. Horn, accompanied by Carl
Horn; recitation, Life Is but a Funny
Proposition, After ALL" Miss L. Laven-
thai; dialogue and song, "Smarty,"
Misses H. Brown and Evon Ross; song,
Thursday Is My Jonah Day." Miss H.
Miller; song. school Days" Miss H.
E. Miller; Yankee Sailor Boy" Miz-
pah Glee club; selection, Horns mill
ner, j. o. Burgess, district deputy; Sc
lection, Horns military band; accept
ance of banner, VIM. ]. Mclaughlin;
selection, Horns military band.
After the program fine lunch was
served, after which all danced to the
excellent music furnished by Horns
orchestra of ten pieces.
Mark Kirby manager, presided and
was master of ceremonies. The only
thing to mar Marks in his announce
ments was the fact that the barber had
cut his hair short. The band was COM
posed of tWenty-one members of Pacific
camp.
Pacific camp can boast of more tall
ented musicians than any camp of the
state, and when it comes to playing
they can deliver the goods. Gustavus
A. Horn has a reputation OF making
something out of nothing, and when 1T
comes to music he has certainly proved
himself a genius. Starting with one
man only a few months ago, he has to-
day a band of over fifty members which
he can put up against any band in the
city.
California camp No 11193, NJ. w. A,
held it's regular meeting at their pres
ent hall, S14 South Main street, and
large crowd was present. Four were
led into the mysteries of woodcraft
and a number of new applications were
read and balloted on. Venerable
Consul Buchanan sat in his usual high
attitude and smiled his usual broad
smile. A representative from each
camp in the city was present and some
camps had as many as seven mem
bers in, Capt. McElliott put on the
degree work and the team was in full
bloom. After the first of April this
camp will meet in the city at Mercan-
tile place. known as Pico hall. Wis.,
iting neighbors are always welcome.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29


Skyls Skylstss ~ SselszS eSlgzS dance and W i s t
AS.gfS SsS party Wednesday
x 49, night April s. at
y stSZXEB Burbank hall. Hattie
%9ssssssfEzh Suttle is chairman of
h entertainment
committee for this occasion, assisted by
Nellie Fisher and Laura Walshe.
Sadie Davis will entertain the Thin
BILE club all day Thursday at her resi-
dence, 1O461a Temple street.
Pacific hive No. A. Ladies of the
Maccabees, still continues to progress.
every meeting and the attendance
good. Five applications were received
at the last regular review on Thursday
evening and two candidates initiated.
The work done by the guards was very
fine and the hive is justly proud of the
excellent work done, through the eff
forts of their captain, Mrs. Alma c.
Hancock. The officers entertained,
serving a repast, after which social
hour was enjoyed.
Tent No. G. X. o. T. NJ, We're sur
prised last Wednesday when in ans
wering an alarm at the wicket they
beheld the captain-Miss Daisy Dan
vers. accompanied by the guards of
Royal hive No. 40, who in regular
order marched to the commanders sta
ton. They were received by Capt.
George Kellogg and the uniform rank
division No. 2. A farce, "The Burglar,
was given by Mrs. Slagill, Miss Ella
Couch, Miss Edith Couch. Miss Lottie
Lawrence and Miss Daisy Danvers.
The young women acquitted them
selves in a most creditable manner and
received the plaudits of a most ap-
preciative audience. Miss Lottie Law
renee, accompanied by Miss Ella Couch,
sang Love Me and the World Is
Mine" Miss Daisy Danvers, a read
ing, THE Polish Boy" The selection
was a heavy tragedy and Miss Dan
vers won hearty appreciation for the
excellent manner in which she pre-
sented it, A quartet of the tent then
rendered a selection and was forced
to respond to a hearty encore. Cake
and fruitade were served by the visit
ing women, Miss Edith Couch presiding
at the punch bowl. At the close of the
program by the motion of Capt. Kel-
logg the tent rendered to the hive a
vote of thanks and three rousing
cheers
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
WEEKS NEWS OF FRATERNAL AND SECRET SOCIETIES

night in their hall, 1854 South Spring
street. This camp is taking on new
life and IS pressing forward potn III
interest and membership. A pieasan'
and agreeable surprise was given Mrs'
G. s. Hamil by the women OF the Camp;
II was in the nature of a we'll prepared
supper given in the banquet hall In her
honor, followed by cards and dancing
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

- The second series ot
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- contests for the silver low
So ing cup will soon be IN
G&A ~ augurated by the knights
XMSSRR of Pythias lodges in the
/ @EGN county. The cup was Of
fered as a trophy last
year to the lodge showing
the highest degree of efficiency in rank
work, and degree teams of ten differ
ent lodges participated in the compe-
| tition, which finally narrowed down to
the teams of Marathon and Los An
geles lodges, which remained unde-
feated. When these teams met the
score was so nearly even that no de-
cision was rendered and the cup still
remains in charge of the committee
selected to arrange for the contests.
Since the consolidation of Marathon
and Los Angeles lodges 1t has been de-
cided not to continue the competition
and this lodge will be eliminated from
the list as possible winner of the
trophy.
Marathon-Loc Angeles lodge No. 1S2
will initiate q large class OF applicants
in April, and indications point to an i'm
mediate increase in membership highly
gratifying to the progress committee.
The largest class of tyros to journey
over the hot sands in Southern cali
fornia will be conducted on their pill
grimage bv votaries of Al Borak tenn
pie No. 70. Dramatic Order knights or
Khorassan. on the night of April "a
next Arrangements are being maze
to give them a real warm reception, in
which the temples famous old tiger
will perform conspicuous part
Our genial justice of the peace. r. 70.
Selph, gayl,- cavorted about the castle
hall of Interdomain lodge No. 30 on
the back of a fractions goat last week.
which may explain the seeming stiff
ness of the joints of the justice since
that time.
Wednesday. March %, Brother e. f.
johnson, charter member of Inter-
domain, died of cerebral hemorrhage.
Brother Johnson was an attorney and
at one time counsel for the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy railroad at Chi
cago He leaves no relatives. The
funeral took place from the Los An
geles undertaking parlors. 2O29 Pasade-
ma avenue, at 2 p. m. Saturday, and
was i'm charge of the Knights of
Pythias Rev. Milton S. Runkle of the
Church of the Angels at Garvanza Of
ficiatlng, and the remains were inferred
at Forest Lawn cemetery.
Last night Symphony hall was filled
to overfiowing by the members of In
terdomain lodge and their friends and
ladies to listen to another delightful
illustrated lecture on Vienna and
Budapest by Prof. B. r. Baumgar. 1t
was a great treat to wander about
with the professor through the homes
and haunts of some of the worlds
greatest musicians and composers.
All members of Interdomain lodge
are requested to be present at the meet
ing on April to vote for representa-
tives to the grand lodge. and are fur
ther reminded that official notice will
be found in these columns of all the
important business of the lodge.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

guests will be entertained with cards
and dancing, and an enjoyable time is
assured. All visiting members are cor
daily invited to come and get ac-
quainted and make yourselves at home.
This lodge meets regularly the second
and fourth Tuesdays of each month at
1191a South Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

street. Marshall culver is president
and Stanley B. Wilson junior past
president. The Los Angeles nest has
been only recently organized and is
one of the pioneers of the order on the
Pacific coast.
The home nest of the Order of Owls
Is at South Bend, Ind. The order
numbers more than $4,000 members
throughout the east and middle west.
It is not a life insurance order. but
it's aims are purely fraternal and So
cial.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
IMPROVED ORDER OF
RED MEN

Coahuilla tribe. !. o.
r. NJ, of San Bernar-
dino is considered the
liveliest tribe. if not the
best, in Southern Cali
fornia. You can bet
that there is always
something doing in and
around the h u n t n z
grounds of Coahuilla.
This tribe is composed
of business and profess
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
HONOR

Angel City lodge
No. 1433 will hold a
special meeting at its
hall, 1191s S o u t h
Spring street, Thurs
day night, April 2, to
initiate candidates in
the second degree.
After a short busi-
ness Ress sion the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29


4akkku1E in their hall, 1851 South
xSN%EV41 Spring street. A large
txa@}aNseTX attendance was present,
augmented considerably
by the presence of vis-
itors from other courts and the team,
which is always in evidence, and IN
initiation work. adding to the interest
of the occasion as nothing else can
The wheels of business moved smooth"
ly, and much business of Importance,
too, was dispatched with facility, soon
arriving at good of the order. which
proved very agreeable and entertain
ing. Several suggestions of value
We're made, which will probably be put
i'm practice for the advantage of the
court and good of the order The cause
of fraternity is strengthened and ones
confidence and love for humanity re-
stored by evidence Of the same as
shown by the prompt responses TO APP
peals for aid for the worthy, and
proved again by a liberal contribution
Thursday night Tor a Forester and
family from the east in destitute cir
cumstances, not member of this
court, but Forester
Companion court Morris Vineyard
was assisted by DR.. Dickson. the high
chief ranger, Friday afternoon and had
a splendid meeting. Fifty per cent of
the membership were there listening to
The words of encouragement and praise
of the doctor, and the Companions ap-
preciated the visit very much.
They received quite a few applica-
tions and gave out the word that there
would be initiatory work next Friday
night, when the guards" will shine in
their splendor.
The Companions are an enthusiastic
body and always have over fifty per
cent at their meetings and are an ex-
ample of what unity and push can ac-
complish.
Court Central will give an entertain
ment and dance THURSDAY evening
April 2, at it's hall, corner Adams and
Central avenue, to which all Foresters
and their friends are invited.
Court Occident had a nice crowd at
it's whist social and dance Friday even
ing and all enjoyed themselves. Dele
cations We're present from Courts Pal
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29


that new state for T. F. b.
Supreme Secretary H. V. Davis made
an official visit to Boyle Heights lodge,
chestra address, Judge j. w. Ballard;
reading, Lou B. Fuller; address, d. j.
II. Mitchell: duet, Miss Mary and Ethel
Hillman; address. Rev. A. G. Smither:
AUD Lang Syne," by everybody, led
by orchestra.
All addresses were limited to ten
minutes, but POSTMASTER Stockwell,
the official tinekeeper was so interest
ed in the remarks and addresses which
were made that he forgot to call time.
The address made by E. j. Curry was
interesting, especially to the women,
who naturally are curious to know just
exactly what the men do in their lodges
and what they feed the goat. d. j. H.
Mitchell is grand chaplain of Minneso-
ia and iluent talker. Rev. a. G..
Smither's remarks were full of vim and
meaning and eloquent, land not like
the parson in the village church, who
occasionally had a few nodding heads
but held his audience in rapt atten-
tion. Considering everything it was
the best function that has been given
and enjoyed for many days by MEM
bers of this fraternity. w. II. Bonynge
and Mrs. Matte e. Madison. p. G.. p.
Rebekah assembly, were discovered
trying to get away from the head
table and hide behind the orchestra,
when the master of ceremonies, with
the drumstick of a large Missouri tur-
key as a weapon, induced them to take
their position with the rest of the Of
ficers and speechmakers.
To be eligible to become a member
of the Veteran Odd Fellows one has
to be an odd Fellow in good standing
for twenty years. This organization
has $50 members in Los Angeles, hold
sessions four times year and hold a
banquet annually. OF course the boys
of the Veterans are not as young as
they used to be, but they are wide
awake lot and enjoy a good time as well
as the younger ones.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
VASA ORDEN AT u. S. A.

Nordsjernan lodge No.
106, gave a masquerade
ball at Mammoth audito-
rum last night. The hall
was packed to its capac-
ity. Many new and novel
costumes were in evil
danna Tho Judges Mal-n
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Los Angeles lodge, at its regular
weekly meeting next Wednesday night,
will confer the second degree.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

Weddings are the fash
ion in the Fraternal Bro
therhood these days, as
news has just come in
from Montana of the re-
turn of the state manager,
nFNEAIIa,- f..Ar3a
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
ORDER OF OWLS

The members of Los
Angeles nest No. 155,
Order of Owls, hold en-
thusiastic and enjoyable
meetings every Wednes-
day evening at their
hall, 231 South Spring
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Commercial lodge will exemplify the
rniatlatory degree next Thursday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Orange Grove encampment will give
instructions in the patriarchal degree
at its meeting next Friday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Leather pillows. 514 S. Hill. Choice on
Monday, only 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

!: j: =. !: :: !: !: : !:
| ~ Juanita council. No.
.MNSasSA 1541. held a lively busi-
H B a .WN ness session Tuesday
A5 <6Hs l5n night at Oak hall, Fra
KV%EkAkGN terna1 Brotherhood
VII building. Five applica-
tions for membership
were received and four candidates in
itiated is pretty good showing In one
night for council as young and small
as Juanita. Forward is the watchword
from now on in this council, and you
can look for something doing. Next
Tuesday night Juanita council invites
you to attend the "All Fools" dance.
The ladies are requested to bring well
filed lunch boxes, as coffee will be
served in the banquet room. You need
not fear of being a wall flower, for
four dances have been reserved for the
ladies' choice. Remember the date,
March 81.
Golden City council No. 1862 held a
most enjoyable social Wednesday night
at their hall at Sixteenth and Main
streets. The evening was spent in
dancing and whist. A good crowd was
present and all had splendid time.
There will be an important business
meeting next Wednesday night and 1:
is hoped that every member who can
POSSIBLY attend will do so.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

the front and it's members are working
hard to increase the membership to
double by J, nuary, 1909. The next So
cial function will be given April IA, and
It will be dance, and any one VINO mas
ever attended one of the Silver Star
dances knows that they are the best.
There will be good music and light re-
freshments will be served.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

The second series OF
contests for the silver low
ing cup will soon be in
augurated by the knights
of Pythias lodges in the
county. The cup was Of
fered as a trophy last
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
TRIBE OF BEN HUR

Simonides court No. 4
had a full house last
Tuesday on the occa-
sion of the farewell visit
of Supreme Chief Ge-
rard. A class of nine
teen was initiated in
full form after which
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Gilbert Carter S. D. S. p, who has
been in charge of the work in Los An
geles city for some time, leaves on Sat
urday for Oklahoma City, where he will
open an office and push the work in
that new state for T. F. b.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Redondo camp will double it's mem
bership during this campaign and will
be certain of the 800 prize which the
head consul will present on the occa-
sion of his visit.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
FORESTERS

Court Los Angeles, No.
422, l. o. F., met in reg
ular session Thursday
in their hall, 1851 South
Spring street. A large
attendance was present,
augmented considerably
btr tho YoraEanpp of Wis
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
KNIGHTS OF THE
MACCABEES

In a recent interview at
Detroit, Mich. with l.. e.
sSisler. supreme record
keeper of the Maccabees,
he said: I'VE won't get
into our new home on
Woodward avenue until
about the 1st OF August.
The safety deposit vaults
will not be ready until
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Grand Rapids, Mich, with his bride
formerly Mrs. Cora Huck. They were
married March u. and came immediate
ly to Butte, where he has his headquar
terS.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Vernon camp was surprised by a
visit from the head adviser on Monday
night Neighbor z. Hollands came up
to Fremont. camp and stole him away
for half of the evening. Neighbor
Veale is a busy man these days and
nights and a camp that gets him for a
whole evening is most fortunate. He
has visited twenty camps in less than
two weeks and creates much enthu-
siasm wherever he goes.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Fremont camp No. 466 held most
enjoyable session on Monday night last.
T. Clinton Veale, head adviser, was
present and made a splendid political
address urging the members to hustle
for new members for the model initia-
tion to be held in Los Angeles, April 6.
Visitors were present from other
camps as well.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Gauntlet lodge wit
messed one of the
largest crowds of the
. new year at. its last
tnaafipu Four as
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA

Pacific comp, No. 1862,
NJ. w. A, held it's regular
monthly open meeting and
entertainment in their new
hall, Eagle hall, 120 East
Third street, Thursday eV-
anf,,o Navel, Oe f,1Ilxy 00O
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Marathon-Los Angeles lodge No. 1S2
will initiate a large class OF applicants
in April, and indications point to an I'M
mediate increase in membership hlghly
gratifying to the progress committee.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
MODERN BROTHERHOOD
OF AMERICA

Silver Star lodge. No.
SAG, M. B. A, met Tues
day evening in Maple
hall, T. F. B. building.
Several applications were
acted upon and one can
cidate initiated. This
lodge is fast forging to
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
LADIES OF THE
MACCABEES

Los Angeles hive
No. l will give a
dance and W h i s t
p arty Wednesday
night, April s, at
Burbank hall. Hattie
Suttle is chairman of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-16
GIVEN A Big FINE.
Charles Kohl Convicted of Selling
Liquor to Drunkards.

Click! went the lid another notch
tighter over the Topeka booze propo-
sltion when Judge Urmy fined Charles
Kohl. the druggist at 1901 Kansas
avenue, $500 and sentenced him to
100 days in prison on five counts for
selling liquor to persons who are in
the habit Of becoming intoxicated.
kohrs entire stock of beer, wines and
liquors was conf1scated by the police
and hauled to the station in a wagon.
NOW Kohl had permit from the pro-
bate judge and was selling liquor
pretty well within the law. but he
was arrested on the charge OF selling
the stuff to persons who were in the
habit of becoming intoxicated. BY
this 1t is not meant to include habit
ual drunkards. The city ordinance Is
even more sweeping than that in the
restrictions it lays upon the druggist.
Chief Eaton got the evidence last
week and made the arrest, securing
at the time list of the Intoxicating
liquors in stock. A week ago a pool
hall proprietor was convicted in police
court for allowing persons to bring
beer to his place and drink it. Ten
days ago Bob Campbell, the most
soaked for a 500 fine. Now that a
druggist with permit is convicted it
would seem that the last of the seven
plaques of law and order has de-
scended upon the booze sellers OF this
city and their customers. Even a
case of beer and a jug of whisky in
cellar or shack or upstairs room
constitutes a nuisance in the eyes OF
the police and they get these little
fellows the same as they would sa-
loon, If one should dare to open here.
Not even a % calibre jointist has
dared to show his head here for some
weeks past, excepting Bob Campbell,
the negro who was put out of bust
ness few days ago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-16

street left today for Columbus juno
ton. Iowa. called there on account of
the serious illness of her daughter.
Miss Alice Beck of Chandler street
has returned home from Auburn,
Kan, where she spent a week the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Maus.
Mrs. Mary Norwood and son, John.
and niece, Miss Celia Haddick. of 3O8
Branner street. will leave Thursday
Tor Anaconda, Mont, where they will
spend the summer the guests Of Miss
Haddick's parents
The M. M. club will meet Wednes-
day evening with Miss Esther PETER
son at her home, 707 Leland street.
MI. F. F. Dawdy, who was to leave
IN few days for Nebraska to assist
Rev. j. v. Coombs in revival meetings.
has postponed his trip on account of
the illness of the pastor of the church.
The Young Peoples circle Of the
Third Christian church was enter
tanned last evening by Miss Grace
Curry at her home. 745 Highland
avenue, East Hill. About fifty young
people were present and every one
reported fine time.
Plant your flooded land in pickles.
Get seed at Otto Keuhne's preserving
plant.