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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

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will compete for the silver medals:
Neighbors Mary b. Forbell, Marie Go
thals, Minerva J. Coover, Lolita Wyllie,
Viola J. Palmer and Stella Dunton.
Clara Della Weaver will be the di-
rector.
The following special committees
have been appointed: Ida May and
Jennie Bradley. Pasadena Live Oak
circle; Nettie f. Talbert and Myrtle
Lark. Whittier Green leaf curcle; Flora
Currie and Fannie Hoyle, Redondo cir
Gle; NJ. E. Grider and F. A. Neigh
bours, Downey circle. Special COM
mittees are expected from all the other
suburban circles. 1t is expected that
this will be the most largely attended
contest yet held by any of the other
orders.
The matrons' fraternal oratorical sill
yer medal contest to be held under
the auspices of Vernon circle No 657,
Women of Woodcraft, gives promise to
excel in many respects all the other
contests held so far. The neighbors
who are to compete for the silver medal
on October 81 at Akey's hall are all
working hard, as each is in to win
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

| nounced. This will be the initial meet.
ing for the season of 190S-9, and will be
welcomed by the members. The clut
VIII be entertained by Ladies DeLanty
Mrs. Tower, Mrs. Chapel and Miss
Bentein on this occasion.
The Scepter club must get busy to
get ahead of the Good Samaritan club
in the entertainment line from the
foregoing announcement.
The regular monthly open meeting
of Los Angeles assembly, No. 2, will be
given in its hall, 43S15 South Spring
street, on Tuesday. october 81. The
invitations are out and may be Sc
cured from the members. AS usual the
program will be followed by dancing
end cards. Refreshments of some form
are to be served by the women.
The open meeting of Ptco assembly,
No. s, for this month will be held on
Monday, October 10. The committee
composed of Courtiers Huff, Dodson.
Kirkpatrick and Riggs and Ladies Ad-
ans, Gress and Green will have a pro-
gram worth while. There will be no
charge for admission, but an invitation
signed by one of the members will be
absolutely necessary. There will be a
program of merit, followed by dancing
and whist and 500 in the parlors, in the
way that this assembly has been noted.
All members of other assemblies In the
city are invited and may secure the
necessary invitations for any friends
they wish to invite from the NJ of e.
or the chairman of the committee, T.
d. Huff.
Belvidere assembly, No. "a, resumed
its position in the spot light with all
open meeting on Thursday evening
last. The program consisted of a read
ing by Courtier Blum of original COM
position, vocal solo by Mrs. Carrie
Chapel, piano solo by Miss Smith, Sc
lections by the Royal Court orchestra
addresses on 1.-The Royal Court" by
the royal Chancellor, Sam J. Chapel.
and on FRATERNITY and Brotherhood"
by w. A. Brown, and was immensely
enjoyed. The vocal solo of Mrs. Chap
pei and the piano solo of Miss Brown
were especially applauded. Miss Brown
was heard for the first time by the
members of the order, and all declare
her work of the first class. Dancing
and refreshments followed, and the
friends and members enjoyed the social
features until the last car was called.
The assembly will meet on every
Thursday evening in Courtail hall, cor
ner EasI First and Rowan avenue, and
all members are invited to be present
at the meetings.
The order possesses an exceptionally
gifted poet in the person of Courtier
Blum. He has read many of his COM
positions in the meetings and may al
ways be counted on during the good of
the order for an enjoyable half hour
Many of the writings of this courtier
are being published by the local papers
and some of the national ones. A copy
of his poems will in all likelihood be
published in book form in the near fu-
ture,
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there are a number OF can
didates placed in nomination for the
several offices, which will cause some
friendly rivalry among the members.
After a busy week in Southern Cali
fornia, grand arch druidess, Mrs. Yrma
NJ. Lacaze, left for her home in San
Francisco. She will make a round of
official visits of the circles in the north
ern part of the state on her way.
During her visit in Los Angeles Mrs.
Lacaze stayed at the home of Mrs.
May Denniston, 200 West Forty-seventh
place, who formerly resided in San
Francisco. On Sunday evening Sister
Denniston entertained the officers OF
Golden West circle and their husbands
at her residence. A delightful COLA
ton was served and a pleasant time
enjoyed.
Monday the grand arch druidess was
taken on a trip around the city, and
expressed high praise for our beautiful
city and its many lovely homes.
Tuesday Sister Turon entertained
with a theater party, which was much
enjoyed.
Sisters E. Puissegur and H. Wilson
entertained with an elaborate dinner at
the home of the former, 1856 West First
street, on Wednesday. Covers were
laid for twenty guests. Those present
were Mines. Y. NJ. Lacaze, M. Molin-
ari, May Denniston, Louise Mozzini, M.
Schwamm, J. Gospodnetich, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. N.
Blocksom, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lembcke,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Puissegur. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Wilson and K. Ruoff.
All members of the circle are earn
estly requested to be present at the
next meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

4 ~ H.
| WW\AU cesses that have marked
| S1> the meetings in the camp
from the start The en-
tertaipment was first class ana the
music was all that could be desired.
The progress that the committee is
making toward getting ready for the
new hall was marked by the splendld
meeting of committeeman from all the
camps in the city, except one. Inc
arrangements are being systematically
worked out and the subcommittees are
busy with the details. With every
week the outlook for the great meeting
looks brighter.
w. H. Wiener and family, members
of Golden State camp and Sunny South
camp r. n. A, will leave for the eas'
! in about a week.
A new paper in the interests of the
Modern Woodmen in the southwest
has made it's appearance. 1t pears the
name of the Modern Woodmen Pro-
gress and is published by T. ID. Perry
and Julien Herbelin. 1t is bright,
newsy and ought to have a good held
of usefulness.
The degree team of the camp maze
I'D a theater party last Thursday night
and included within its number the
officers of the camp. After an enjoy
able time at Temple auditorium all
adjourned to a nearby banquet hall,
where the choicest viands wers served.
Cant. Gregory acted as toastmaster
and Consul Reynolds, Adviser Myers
and others responded, and the event
will be happily remembered by those
who were there.
The ball team will play at Euclid
Heights ball ground this afternoon
and will cross bats with the Melczers.
Sunny South camp held its regular
bi-monthly meeting last Friday night
at the hall, 2201a South Main street.
There were several can lidates adopted
and several applications accepted.
The meeting was one of the most
enioyed that has been held for some
time and there was large number OF
members in evidence. The introduce
ton of the new woman" had the ell -
feet of causing much merriment.
The camp will give a banquet in the
near future to the new members.
Ocean Park camp Sf64, M. w. A,
held a meeting at Eagles hall last
evening, at which three initiates were
taken down the pike in true Woodman
style. Three more candidates are to
be properly attended to at the meet
ing next Wednesday night.
The widow of John b. White, the
well-digger who died near Frederick
some weeks ago, will receive her hus-
bands insurance of $1,000 from the
| Woodmen in about ten days from the
present time.
A new feature of the lodge soon to
be introduced in the way of benefits
is that of a sick benefit amounting to
| $5 per week.
Vernon camp No. 1915. NJ. w. A, is
wide awake. New members are
| adopted every week. Five applications
were received last week at our regular
meeting. The new deputy, L. S. Kel-
sey, is proving to be a hustler. All in
Vernon camp are working for the big
class adoption which will come off
December l.
Forester team will give social
dance at the hail on Central and Yer
non avenue, Tuesday, October 27. Ali
are cordially invited. Best of music
and good time for all.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

M EETING with encouraging sue
N cess in the efforts put forth in
AL former contests, Laurustinus
circle No. SO, Women of Woodcraft,
will give its fifth matrons' fraternal
oratorical silver medal contest next
Wednesday night at the Woodmen
temple.
Following is the program:
Plano solo-Selected. Emily Nelson.
Remarks by the chairman.
Singing of America" by the audience.
Emma Coon, leader.
Contestant No IA toast to "Our Order"
Vocal soo-"Dreamng," Emma Coon'
Willard Coon. accompanist.
Contestant No 2-"Saving Mother"
Contestant No. 3-"Mrs. OFlarity on
Woman Suffrage"
Song and dance-Selected. Lulu Beden
Contestant No. 4-"The Fraternal Hand"
Duet-"The Day is Done" Emma Krum-
dick and Ide King.
Contestant No Sis 1t Worth the Sacri-
ice?"
Vocal solo-"The Holy City" Emma Coon
willard Coon. accompanist.
Contestant No. 6-"Fraternity from
Woman's Viewpoint"
Exit judges.
Music by the orchestra.
Presentation Of medal.
Introduction of and reception by the con-
testants.
The following members of the circle
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

IOT the TGf6DllOn OF Va
rious fraternal orders.
Wednesday night, November II, the
knights of Pythias will be the guests
and a large attendance is expected
from the lodges of the county. Ar
rangements have not been completed
for the full program. but either the
uniform rank will be represented by
companies of the Third regiment or
the famous drab patrol of the Dra-
matte Order knights OF Khorassan
will give an exhibition drill. 1t is
certain that if the fierce tiger of AL
Rorak temple is placed on exhibition
he will be one of the hits of the fes-
tival, but this will not be considered
until II is ascertained if a strong steel
cage can be made in time that will
safely hold him in confinement. d. G.
Casselman, chancellor commander of
Marathon-Los Angeles lodge, is chair
man of the committee on Knights of
Pythias organizations, which means
the knights will have q creditable
representation on the occasion.
Much interest has been created in
Company 25, Uniform Rank, over the
place on the first Friday night in each
month. The trophy is a beautiful
jewel furnished largely through the
efforts of Joe Zemansky and no little
desire to possess it has been evinced.
1t has been won successfully by
Private ]. L. Brown and Sergeant J.
w. Staley and at the last competitive
drill the prize was carried off by Ser
geant J. G. Fowler. Friday night next
the company will hold a business meet
ing and general drill at los North
Spring street, to which all knights in
uniform and visitors will be wei
coined
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

heartily encored.
The novelty of the evening was the
fish pond, which was enjoyed by the
old as well as the young folks. All par
took of the ice cream. No. certainly
knows how to entertain.
The drill team, led by its captain,
Mr.. DOuthWaite, will have a moonlight
practice in front of the hall Monday
night.
Burbank lodge No. 1O4 has just closed
a contest in which the women won.
They were served with an oyster sup
per last Tuesday evening by the men,
who had worked faithfully but had lost.
The Fraternal Champions of Orange,
Anaheim and Santa Ana will be we'll
represented In the float parade at the
Orange county festival this week.
These three lodges always do we'll sing
ly. They are sure to make a success
combined
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
KNIGHTS OF THE
MACCABEES

n The sixth matrons' fra
%.$ ternal oratorical silver
III IN b medal contest will be held
| ~ }LI\ EsA Wednesday evening, Oc-
/ essAZF3S Wa tober u, under the auspi-
PEz 3si9(s ces of Banner tent, No. g.
| by 49, at Blanchard hall. This
| S6SS839Sls;;ssas5H contest will be composed
! %58,sS.Sz4Ss|' of two members from
each of the following or
Gers: Ladies of the Maccabees, Women
! Of Woodcraft and the Modern Macca-
/ bees This is the first combination con-
test yet held, and a lively time is anti
cipated as each order is anxious to hold
the first gold medal contest and in or
der to do SO must be the first to hold
six silver medals
| Los Angeles tent, No. 2, held its reg
ular meeting on Wednesday evening.
| The first degree was conferred upon
two candidates, and the balance of the
evening was spent in social enjoyment.
| On Wednesday evening the first and
second degrees will be exemplified. The
committee having in charge the month
| ly social reported that there would be
something out of the ordinary doing
on the last Wednesday in the month.
The prizes for the series of whist games
which have been played during the past
three months have been awarded the
first prize going to Sir Knight M. H.
Bellinger and the second and third to
Sir knights c. A. Pattee and H. w.
Burletson respectively.
Deputy Great Commander Arbogast,
who has been spending the past two
weeks at Santa Ana, has completed his
work there and is now organizing a
class at Pomona.
Tomorrow evening the tent at Santa
Ana will confer the mysteries of the
first and second degrees upon a class
of fourteen members. This tent has
one of the best degree teams of the
state, and the candidates will evidently
get all that is due them.
The tent at Sacramento admitted
thirty-one members during September
and expects to do equally as we'll the
coming month.
The ladies of Los Angeles hive, No 1,
will give a whist party and dance at
Burbank hall on wednesday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
BENEVOLENT AND PRO-
TECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS

The "hurrah" COM
mittee of Santa Moni-
ca lodge has offered
two prizes for the
best design to be used
as q badge by the
local lodge at the
meeting Of the grand
lodge. which will be
held at Los Angeles
in July.
nh G1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

The committee of arrangements con-
sists of Minnie M. Clayton and Laura
Walshe.
A "hard times BALI Will be given by
Lady West hive No. sc next Wednes-
day night at Akey's hall corner Yer
non and Central avenues. Prizes will
be awarded.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

session a valuable cushion will be raf-
fled for the benefit of a sick member.
The lodge meets every second and
third Tuesday nights.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
LADIES OF THE
MACCABEES
Los ANGELES hive

Los Angeles hive
No. 1, L. O. r. NJ,
will give a pro-
gram whist party
and dance next
Wednesday night
at Burbank hall.
There will be good
music. Prizes will
be awarded.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
Those Dear Friends

Esmeralda-The spiteful thing! She
says l artfully conceal my age
Gwendolen-How unjust You don't
conceal 1t bit, you know.-Chicago
Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

Try It! II will positively cure so that
you will be welcomed instead Of
Stunned by your friends. G. T..
GAUSS, Marshall. Mich. Fill out cou-
pom below.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
MMA

Visitors at the meeting of the castle
were Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Thompson
from Hastings, Neb.; Mrs. Hamilton
and Miss Pinwell from Denver.
Plans are being made for an elabor-
ate masque ball to be given by the
castle early in November.
Following the regular meeting dane
ing and cards were enjoyed.
The Fraternal Brotherhood, which
held a meeting in Alhambra hall, Joined
in the dance of the castle in Maple
hall, and in turn invited the Highland
ers to the Brotherhood banquet.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER
DRUIDS

At it's next meeting on
Friday. October 16, Golden
West circle No. 81, U. A. o.
D., will elect officers at
Mammoth hall, 517 South
Broadway, which will no
doubt prove interesting, as
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
HONOR

Angel City lodge No.
1888, Knights and La =
dies of Honor, viii
hold its regular meet
ing next Tuesday
night at Mammoth
h all, 517 Sout t n
Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

offered as a first prize and So for a
second prize.
The contest, which is in charge of
a committee of which A. r. Frazer
is chairman, closes November !.
The badge must be characteristic
of the Elks and also of the Santa
Monica bay district.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
BROTHERHOOD
AMERICAN YEOMEN

n During the last thirty
]. ]. !. ]. II. / J" |. ! 4:
GSEN days the Brotherhood of
(HA <bNH American Yeomen has been
ls17zz-Isst conducting a big campaign
ls:t.yFrSII in Los Angeles for new
II - members. The campaign
kSEzfS1DI not only n C ! u d s the
wv lodges in this city, but all
" of Southern California.
California homestead No. 174S has
changed its meeting night and place of
meeting to Kornblum's hall, corner
Griffith avenue and East Washington
street, and will meet there every Sat
urday night. This homestead will hold
a reception to all Yeoman members and
their friends on Saturday evening, Oc-
tober IT,
Los Angeles homestead No. 947 held a
reception to members and their friends
last evening at Alhambra hall, in
Brotherhood building.
Poinsettia homestead will give an
open meeting to members and friends
on Thursday evening. October 10, at
Mammoth hail. 5171a South Broadway
The degree team of Ivanhoe home
stead will have charge of the open
meeting given Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober a. at Oak hail in the Brother
hood building, corner Lincoln and
Figueroa streets. The ladies' degree
team of Pomona homestead will eXem-
of Poinsettia homestead in Mammoth
hall A large class of candidates will
be initiated on that evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

IT'S as easy to secure a bargain In a used
.ufomobiIe. through want advertising, as 1t
used to be-and stIll is-t secure a horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

A real estate advertisement sells one mans
property before another mans FOR SALE
placard has even commenced TO gather dust.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
FORESTERS

..s4A5Aa. Court Glad Hand No.
!. !. :: :. : ! = =: J. . 8 3 !;
sSSEe2I. 5000 met in regular ses-
GszAssA sion Friday evening. The
EkA A151s3 hall was well filed with
zNaNSY members and quite
EsfsssE number of visitors were
present. s. A. Reed, ID.
S. C. r., had ten candidates waiting to
be initiated Brother Frank Il. Hand
was present and put the candidates
through the mill in great style The
new member contest sides with r.. G..
Dayer and w. G. Bingham, captains
ended September 20. Bingham's side
defeated the other by five. Now
comes the treat. The date will be Fri
day evening, October 23. for the blow
out, consisting of a program, supper
and dancing.
S. A. Reed will award membership
prizes Glad Hand is on deck and
something doing"
The companion assembly 1. o. f..
will hold its annual session in Los
Angeles October 80 and 81 in the
Woman's clubhouse, Figueroa, near
Tenth street An interesting and in
structive program is being prepared.
All members of the I. o. It. are cor
daily invited to. attend the session.
The detailed program will appear soon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

Hart of Sacramento last Monday night
He made an interesting speech.
Next Monday night the lodge will
confer the first rank on three candi-
dates in the exempified form.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
FRATERNAL CHAMPIONS

No. 6 held a very sue
cessful open meeting last
Thursday evening at
Akey's hall. corner Ver-
non and Central avenue.
The dance was all that
could be desired and the
prOgram rendered was
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
ROYAL HIGHLANDERS

At the meeting last
5 Thursday evening of
Fern castle five candi-
dates We're initiated by
the degree team. There
We're also several appli-
cations for membership.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
MODERN WOODMEN c
AMERICA

The social meeting of
Golden State camp last
Thursday night was a
continuation of the sue
cesses that have marked
the meetings in the camp
from the start. The en-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
ROYAL COURT

The Good samaritan club
will be entertained at the
home of Lady Carrie
Chapel, 298S Dorchester
street, on Friday evening,
October %, instead of Oc-
tOhar 16 oc nrauio11clxY on
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

n Gauntlet lodge No.
7 t29, knights of Pythias,
Il held a reception in
II honor or Grand Vice
Chancellor Judge e. c..
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Many interesting fea-
lures will be introduced
duced at the harvest fes-
-, tival of the Elks at
"a Shrine auditorium in
November, one of which
. will be nights set apart
for the reception of va
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
ORDER OF
RED MEN

The drill team is working hard In
drill practicing and will meet again
Monday night and exemplify the work.
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