Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-10-18
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD

- Mr.. Peck, president OF
~ the Bank of San Pedro,
- has rendered to the
@fM a Woodmen of the World
hvONA 4 and Women of Woodcraft
the use of his pavilion at
<eN1etk qfs7z0 the Point Firmin light
S1at4I5<Sp house on Saturday even
ing. October "a. This will be quite an
event in Woodcraft circles, ana TWO
private cars have been chartered 10
take the various members OF the camps camps
and circles The cars will run direct
to the pavilion. The music will be ten
dered bv the members of the various
Woodrnen orchestras of Los Angeles
camps. The ladies will take lunches,
and a general good time is expected.
The Thimble club will hold It's annu-
al picnic at Long Beach tomorrow.
nierdid program has been arranged,
and as this is one of the most active
organizations within the order the
picnic will be largely attended.
The camps and circles have appoint
ed an Elks' committee to take charge
OF the 'Woodcraft night at the Shrine
auditorium Friday November Is. Past
Head Consul John H. Foley mas peeh
selected as chairman and F. A. Har-
rington. clerk of Los Angeles camp,
No 4O2. as secretary. The circles and
camps will each furnish a drill ana
other entertainments will be the Ieal-
IRE of the evening. This committees
has determined to make Wooderaft
night the greatest night of the week.
There will be a meeting of the cap
tains of the various teams at Woodmen
temple this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Tastlake camp has received great en-
couragement in it's project to hold JOINT
meetings under the auspices of all the
camps and circles, and considerable
progress was made at its meeting last
FRIDAY night. Each camp and circle
however large or small, VIII donate a
certain sum per capita with which 70
give the entertainment, and all OF tne
camps and circles will participate IN
the meeting, and by lnVltng tnesi
friends a larger crowd will be secured,
Friday night, October 30, members OF
4he order in Los Angeles will go TO
Norwaik to visit Fern camp. AS the
location of this camp is three or Iour
miles from the electric cars, the poys
have arranged for hay wagons 10 meet
fine cars and drive them over, ana a
great outing is anticipated. Special
cars will leave Pacific Electric oepot
at 7.15 u. m. All Woodmen, including
visiting members, are invited.
David camp will hold it's sixth an
nuaI bali at Turner's hall November o.
and one of the largest crowds ever at
tending a function OF Lna' MSS ap re-
expected. The clerk, john MOSS, re-
norts q. gain of several hundred dollars
In the funds of the camp since MS III
ciImbency, June 4, 1908.
Following is the beneht funo showing
of the order: ..,eo
Ralance on hand Sept. 1.....'.:s 6s'oS4'01
received from camps beneht o,o. "a
fund September ..........''.; A'O''V'''
Received from interest s24os
banker .......s'..'' ''''''''''
Total receipts for September .,oo ee. ok
including balance .szzV'0o@'V'
Death claims (official calD TOT ,o.,os m
September .''.'''''.'''
How is that for solvency?
Fremont court will give an entertain n
ment and dance for the beneht Q. y
r Mann Monday night, OCTOBER 20, AZ
1881 South Spring street -Four 1,, va al.l+
able prizes will be AWARDED 70, line med III at
s195 The second, third and fourth
nrizes will be valuable photos donated
nv George N. King.