Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-28

the session was Ln6 lot
NAL visit of the grand grove, Grand
Arch Gus H. Bertram presented the
grand arch druidess with a badge of
the grand grove, presenting 1t with an
eloquent speech. The grand circle re-
turned the visit of the grand grove in
the afternoon, when Arch Druidess
Belle Pimental presented Grand Arch
G. H. Bertram with a badge Of the
grand circle. After the visit and usual
preliminaries the grand circle proceeded
with the election of officers, with the
result as follows:
Grand arch druidesS, Mrs. Irma Lac
axe; grand first bard, mrs. Della Har-
din; grand second bard, Mrs. Bertha
Regg; grand conductress, Mrs. s. Arm
strong; grand secretary, Mrs. Ida
Wheeler; grand treasurer, Mrs. Rose
Peterson; grand inner guard, Mrs.
Lille Fisher; grand outside guard, Mrs
E. A. Wolsey: grand trustees, Mrs
Spellman and Mrs. Smith; grand audi
tor, Mrs. Kenzie.
The officers of the grand circle are
among the most prominent and infiu-
entail women in California, many of
them engaged in other branches of fra
ternalism.
This session of the grand circle was
the longest in the history of the or
ganization, and was devoted to the
making OF new laws and regulations
which tend to the upbuilding and bet
terment of the organization.
Santa Rosa was selected as the place
for the next meeting of the grand cir
Gle, and on the same dates as the grand
grove.
Magnolia grove No. 81 was visited by
Grand Trustee James Gospodnetich on
Monday night. The distinguished Visf-
tor was accorded a hearty welcome by
the members and visitors. After listen
ing to an interesting report from two
delegates of the work accomplished at
the grand grove session, held in Sa-
linas, Brother Gospodnetich delivered
an interesting address. At the close of
the meeting the members repaired to
the Frisco grotto, where pleasant
hour was spent in social intercourse.
Morton grove No. 81 held an inter-
esting meeting Monday night. There
was a good attendance and several
matters of Importance were considered.
Jules Viole, delegate to the last grand
grove, delivered an interesting address
and dwelt at length upon the good
work done during the grand grove ses-
sion, The address was cheered to the
echo.
Orange grove No. 1872 met Thursday
night. One application was received
and acted upon. The meeting was
made further interesting by the dele
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accomplished by the grand grove.
Sylvan grove No. 1870 meets every
| Friday night in Druids' hall, 1928 North
| Main street. At the last session the
| initiatory ceremonies were impressively
conducted by the degree team. For the
good work done they were highly COM
| plimented by the district deputy, Harry
| Welton, and several other delegates
| who attended the last grand grove con-
vention were entertained. After the
| close of the session the social COM
mittee presented IAN interesting pro-
gram, consisting of addresses, vocal and
! instrumental solos, Refreshments
were served and good cheer and good
fellowship held sway until the midnight
| hour
Golden West circle No. 81 meets every
! first and third Friday of the month in
Mammoth hall, SIT South Broadway.
| The circle on June 10 was officially
visited by the district deputy, Mrs.
Mary Milinari, who delivered SPLEEN
did address on the progress of the order
and who was followed by the secretary.
Mrs E. Clark, delegate to the last
grand circle, with a report of the work
accomplished at Salinas. Golden West
circle has entered upon successful
era and is steadily gair g in finances
and membership, and sociability is a
feature which draws the members to
attend its meetings, which are always
interesting and instructive.