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Bradbury building. On January ~
IIermosa will give a dance and whist
party, also just entertainment has
been arranged for members and their
friends. This lodge holds an open meet
ing on the last Monday of each month
and is slways well attended. Hermosa
is the banner lodge and can boast of
membership of over 100.
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KNIGHTS OF THE
PROTECTED ARK

Los Angeles ark No. IS. X P. A.,
meets every Tuesday night at o'clock
at BIT South Broadway, in hall No. 4
of the Mammoth halls. Visiting mem
bers are cordially invited to come and
enjoy a pleasant evening with us. The
ark is doing nicely. We are taking IN
new members every meeting regard :
less of the financial condition OF the
country. We held our installation on
January and the following Officers
were installed by p. @. r.. Brother
A. w. Fletcher; Chief knight. w. I.
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stall officers at a public meeting next
Wednesday evening at Symphony hall,
232 South Hill street. The full corps
of royal officers will be in attendance
and participate in the ceremonies. The
royal guards Of No. will assist in
the work. After the installation Of
officers and an address on the subject
Of What Fraternity Means to Me"
by c. H. Won Breton, chairman of the
royal advisory board, dancing will be
engaged in till midnight.
4
Crescent assembly No. 10 installed
officers last Friday night. The cere-
monies were conducted by the officers
and royal guards of assembly No. 2.
The meeting was for members only.
notwithstanding the inclement weather
a goodly number of visiting members
were in attendance.
-
Belvedere assembly No. "a had it's
officers installed at a public meeting
last Monday by the officers and royal
guards of No. 2, Royal Herald Wright
acting as royal chancellor.
s.
Pico assembly No. 8 gave another
delightful progressive whist party last
Monday evening.
s.
The Good Samaritan club of the
Royal Court will be entertained next
Friday evening by Ladies' Carleton and
Joice at 800 Westmoreland avenue with
progressive whist. All members of the
order are invited to attend.
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DO YOU BELONG TO A LODGEg

) If so you should not fail to read
) and subscribe for The Herald. One of
) the special features of the Sunday
) Herald is the fraternaI page. 1t gives
) a weekly review Of the various lodges
) and organizations and announcements
) of coming events. If your Organiza-
) ton or society is not represented In
) these columns you should get In
touch Immediately with the fraternal
) editor and arrange for space, for it Is
) gratis. If you like The Herald tell
) your neighbors, and see that they sub
) scribe for 1t. Tho Herald is the popu-
) lar paper at the popular price Of 40
) cents a month, daily and Sunday, de-
) livered at your door.
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TRIBE OF BEN HUR

Sim 0 n i d e $
court No. 4, T.
of B. H., gave a
masquerade ball
In the Mammoth
h all, Tuesday
evening, Janu-
airy 81. T h e r e
was a good at
tendance a n d
e We ry one en- =
joyed h 1 m self
h u g e ly. The
prize awarding
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vlted to attend Anyone wearing
boiled shirt or clean collar will be fined
This council will give in the near future
its second annual minstrel show. Watch
for the announcement.
Los Angeles council, 1889, has issued
the following invitation to the mem
hers of the council and their friends:
First Leap-Year Roundup Thursday
evening, January 80, 1908; Los Angeles
council will pull the string" and you
VIII be expected to dance to its music
ut Symphony hall, 232 South Hill street.
You Will provide yourself with RATA
rope), and land your friends at the
hall IN lunches at $3.50 p. M, after
which they VIII be assorted and brand
ed" with suitable programs.
At midnight Cor thereabouts) your
apologies for living will be cheerfully
accepted, and you will again be turned
cut to pasture Arend's orchestra will
furnish the music.
p. J. Donnelly, orator of Los Angeles
council is endeavoring to organize a
regents nd orators association, COM
posed of regents and orators of the
councils IN Los Angeles. The first
meeting was held at the residence of
Brother p. Donnelly last Friday
evening.
Monday evening, February 3. the
Royal Nj site will hold it's first business
meeting at the hall of California coun-
Gil. 1647 corner Main and Sixteenth
streets at D. m. There will also be
conferred on several candidates the
royal bumpers degree.
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FORESTERS OF AMERICA

HAGssSNdA6H stalled their officers for
HIesM ,NSP@ he ensuing term and
Ina ~ NH are ready for their sea-
Vt1RSSAsI7U sons work. The new
NHSES officers of Court Los
Co. r.SsN Angeles, No. 30, have
/SssaaTtt4s ~\taken hold of the work
with a vim and enthu-
siasm that knows no bounds and the
members look for this to be one OF
the most prosperous years in the his
tory of the court, regardless of the
present hard times. Chief Ranger
Tucker has issued a challenge and the
same was accepted by J. p. G. r. r, r.
Willard for a membership contest. The
court offered three prizes for the mem
bers bringing in the most candidates
and the fight is on. The handsome
uniformed drill team is an attractive
adjunct to the court. The members
of the court are more than pleased
with the results of the public lnstalla-
ton on the 18th.
r. F. Melville, the plumber killed by
a Long Beach car on Saturday, the 18th,
was a member of Court Los Angeles
No. 30, and a large number of the
brothers attended the funeral on Tues
day.
Court Franchise No. 81 is another
lively subordinate and is hewing away
at the Forestric timber in a lively man
ner They are to entertain the board
Of deputies or the 29th and lively
time is anticipated. They are soon to
move into the new italian hall at Main
and Macy streets.
q
Court Columbus No. 102 is making
heavy gains to it's membership roll
P. G. C. r. Antonio Orf1la is the acting
ID. G. C. r. for this court. They will
soon move to the new italian hall at
Main and Macy streets.
The officers of Court Fremont No. 40
were installed Saturday, the 18th, by
D. G. c. r. B. A. Taylor. S. C. White
is the chief ranger of this court and
promises that things will be a doing
during his term of office. Brother
White is the D. G. c. r. for Court
Los Angeles and was the installing
officer at it's public installation.
Court Sunset No. 6S is determined to
pull to the front and we hope to see
a large increase in membership during
the present term. The new OFFICERS
were installed Wednesday evening by
d. G. C. r. Isadore Roth.
q
The members of Union Circle No. ass,
Companions of the Foresters OF Amer
lea, were more than pleased with the
reception rendered them by Court Los
Angeles the evening of their joint pub
lie installation. They had initiatory
work Wednesday night, the new chief
companion proving that the circle
made no mistake in electing her as
the presiding officer during the present
, term. Several applications for mem
bership were received as result or
the public installation. The chief COM
panion, Miss Ogolin, has offered val
liable prize to the member bringing in
the most candidates during her term
of office. The retiring c. c., Mrs. Mat
tie Taylor, presented lovely sofa Pill
low to the member who brought IN
the most candidates during the last
term. The circle will give whist
party at Eureka hail, l. o. o. F. build
ing, 220h South Main street, on
Wednesday the goth, to which their
friends are invited.
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Commander Luella Clark
installed the officers of the hive and
was assisted by the guards. State
Record yeeper e. M. Guthrie per-
formed a like service for the tent. At
the close of the installation the mem
bers and their friends retired to the
banquet room where an elaborate
lunch was served. Speeches were made
by various members of the tent and
hive. Past Commander Lamb was
presented with a commanders badge
as an evidence OF the esteem in which
he is held by the members of the tent.
He has occupied the position of COM
mander for the past year, and during
that time has not missed a meeting OF
the tent.
The members of the tent at Anaheim
have accepted an invitation to the
Clutch dinner to be given by Los
tent No. in February. Sir Knight
Baldwin, although a native of Ireland,
thinks that he can beat the Dutch in
coking sauer kraut, and the boys have
decided to give him an opportunity to
show what he can do in that line. He
will be assisted by Sir Knights Decker
and Seibert. Past Commander Walter.
at the request of a number OF his
friends, has decidid to show the men,
bers how he can put on a Dutch dance.
and has already ordered his wooden
shoes for the occasion. OF course the
entertainment would not be complete
without the little German band, and
Sir Knight Unger has promised to
see that it is on hand and Will give US
some of the latest Dutch music.
The guards of Royal hive No. 40 are
arranging to give a masquerade ball on
February 10 at Stevenson's hall, 43S1z
South Spring street. Suitable prizes
will be given for the best costumes and
most unique characters.
During the past week Los Angeles
tent No. 2 lost two of its members by
death. Sir knights d. f. Nieman and
C. ]. Rapp were taken with pneumonia,
and both OF them died within less than
a week from the time they were taken
with this dread disease.
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member away from his lodge. AT the
close of the lodge dancing and whist
playing was INDUCED in until the clock
sounded the midnight hour No. 20
meets every Thursday in hall No. 4,
Mammoth hall, SIT South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-26
MODERN NATIONAL
RESERVE

Los Angeles council No.
20, M. N. r., met in regu-
lar session Thursday even
ing. Seven applications
were voted upon and ac-
cepted and one candidate
initiated. Rain or inclem-
ent weather does not deter
or keen a good M. NJ r
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

One of the largest gath
erings ever held by Gaunt-
let lodge was the occasion
of it's ladies' night, held
Monday evening, January
20. The hall was artistic
ally decorated with flow
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seeking admission. They got IN all
right. Don't believe it? Just ask them.
IF any neighbor is in distress and short
of wood, apply to the genial clerk of
the camp, Neighbor Hamill, for infor-
nation. He keeps invoice on the wood
pile. 1t is to be hoped that there will
be large attendance at the baby show,
for II is for a worthy cause. We want
to send the drill team to Peoria. Ill, in
May, for we believe the boys will not
come back empty handed, for they are
going in to win. In connection with
the baby show there will be an elabor-
ate program. There will be a side show
and a little vaudeville. William f.
Mclaughlin will do a buck and wing
stunt, also a little laughing. DR.. r. E.
Hewes will advise the mothers in re-
gard to teething children, and will also
act on the Jury of awards. Albert Wal
lace will take all the scrip in sight and
give merriment and mirth In exchange.
It is also best to remind you that he
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-26
VASA ORDEN AT U. S. A.

Nordstjernan lodge, No.
106, held a regular session
Tuesday night, January Fl,
at hall No. 4, Mammoth
hall. Through an error the
names of two of the officers
7ere omitted in last Sun
avs Herald. They were
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FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

Santa Monica lodge No.
1873 furnished it's officers
and escort team to per-
form the installation GER
emory for Sawtelle lodge
No. 3S7, January Fl. The
work was beautifully ex-
acnfad and SaWfella ma de
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-26
KNIGHTS OF THE
MACCABEES

1t rained, it poured
and the streets were con-
verted into rivers. but
Notwithstanding all these,
the members of Pomona
tent and hive turned out
J in large numbers Thurs
day evening to witness
the installation OF their
respective officers. Past
Commander Luella Clark
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-26
WEEKS NEWS or FRATERNAL AND SECRET SOCIETIES
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

Juanita council No.
=: j: 3: J: ]: J
kz<.9gSM 1541.K & L. of s., held 8
NJ N q N very lively and Interest,"
MI ARsMs lsh ing meeting last Tues
N<&5kS/Z day night in Burbank
NZA hall. While this council
80 is only in its infancy,
they are beginning to
walk fast and take notice. There Is
not meeting but what there Is from
one to five candidates given the initia-
tory work. No. 1541 has got several
plans and schemes up their sleeves to
increase their membership, and as they
are saving wood and not saying very
much, you can look for a surprise most
any old time.
Golden City council No. 1862, K. & L.
of S., is making preparations for a
new campaign. The members are look
ing wise and intend to get busy. New
committees are being appointed and
old No. 1862 is putting on new life.
The entertainment committee is get
ting busy and intend to give some
pleasing programs. Meeting every
Wednesday, hall No. 5, Mammoth hall,
517 South Broadway.
Il
Golden City council No. 1862 held it's
regular business meeting Wednesday
night. A good crowd was present.
Two candidates rode the goat and came
out of the ordeal without serious In
Jury. l. social committee, consisting OF
Ladies Robert and Koric and Sir
knights Cleveland and Wood, was ap-
pointed to take charge OF the sociais
for the next three months, and every
one who knows the members of this
committee is satisfied that there will
be something doing every meeting
night, commencing next Wednesday
night. This council will meet at Lind
ley hall, Sixteenth and Main, at S:15
sharp.
a
Los Angeles council No. 1877 will give
a military ball and exhibition drill by
the signal corps Thursday evening,
January 30, at Blanchard hall. Card
playing and refreshments will also be
in order
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-26

acters. Whist playing will also be a
main feature and appropriate prizes
will be given to the winners. Program
starts at $3.50 sharp. Members and
friends are invited to attend.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-26
MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA

Pacific camp No. 1862,
\ Modern Woodmen of Amer
1ica, is still doing business
Vat the same old stand-you
fknow where, in Mammoth
hall-every Thursday night.
There were five candidates
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ROYAL COURT

The whist party given
by assembly No. s, Royal
Court, was we'll patronized
last Monday evening by
the members and their
friends at Odd Fellows
hall corner. of PicO and FL
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-26
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER
DRUIDS

Committees of the six
different groves met at
Druids' hall last Tuesday
evening for the purpose of
completing arrangements
for the memorial services
+o he held in Odd Fellows
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-26

r. F. Melville, the plumber killed by
a Long Beach car on Saturday, the 18th,
was a member of Court Los Angeles
No. 30, and a large number of the
brotherG attended the funeral on Tues
day.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-26

Court Franchise No. 81 is another
lively subordinate and is hewing away
at the Forestric timber in lively man
ner. They are to entertain the board
OF deputies on the 2sth and lively
time is anticipated. They are soon to
move into the new italian hall at Main
and Macy streets.
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ROYAL ARCANUM

Angeleno council, No.
17OS, will give, February
q, at Korbel hall, 1868
East First street, a pow
erty ball. Prizes will be
awarded. All members
of the order and their
f.so,,5 900 ooY.dia11xy in
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-26
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD

Laurustinus circle No.
SO Women of Woodcraft
will give a masquerade
ball at Woodmen temple,
227 Mercantile place,
Wednesday evening, jan
uary 20, prizes TO be given
Po,- hast g.ar,..aeanfaH oh,~
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-26

Pico assembly No. gave another
delightful progressive whist party last
Monday evening.
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THIS FILM WAS PRODUCED FROM ME
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Major r. S, Starrett of Pasadena will
hold the annual inspection of Canton
Orion Monday night Colonel H. s.
Brown and STAFF viii install the officers.
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Court Columbus No. 102 is making
heavy gains to it's membership roll
p. G. C. r. Antonio Orfila is the acting
d. G. C. r. for this court. They will
soon move to the new Italian hall at
Main and Macy streets.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-26

Colonel H. S. Brown and staff will
inspect Conton Pasadena and install
the officers next Saturday night in the
armory on West Colorado street, Pasa-
dena.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-26

Joint installation of officers of Mar
athon and Los Angeles lodges will
take place at Pythian hall, 10S North
Spring street, next Tuesday evening,
January %.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
FROM
HEAD TO FOOT

For Six Months his Suffering was
Beyond Words -0ne Mass Of lrri-
tation and itching was Dreadful
Slept Only from Sheer Exhaustion
Almost Out of His Mind - After
"a Hours Use of Cuticura Slept
Like an Infant and Then was
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
TARGET PRACTICE is
HELD WITH BIG GUNS
Fort Baker Battery Sets Ex-
ceptionaIIy High Standard
in Workmanship

The II inch guns at Fort Baker
pealed forth all day yesterday at tar
get practice. The weather was ex-
ceptionally fine and the moving targets,
which were hauled up and down off the
Golden gate, gave the marl1smen splen-
did opportunities to show their skill.
Captain Arthur Cranston, Eighth in
fantry, reported at Fort Mcdowell yes
terday to join his regiment. Cranston
has been in the quartermaster' de-
partment recently with headquarters
located at New Orleans.
Lieutenant William J. McCaughey,
Twentieth infantry, is laid up at the
general hospital at the Preside.
Major Frank r. Keefer, medical
corps, win arrive from Ord barracks to-
day to relieve Colonel George II. Tor
ney, who has been ordered to Wash
ington, ID. c. Colonel Torney is a
member of the medical retiring board
which viii examine a number of Off
GERS who have been called from the
Philippines to ascertain their physical
fitness to remain in the service Colonel
Torney viii return to San Francisco
after completing his duties in Wash
ington.
The following named contract sur
geons, recently appointed and now in
San Francisco, Cal, are assigned Ia
temporary duty at the stations indi-
Gated
Edward " Knapp, to Fort MiIey, Cal
Thomas d. Mansfield, to Fort Baker,
Cal.
william o. Montgomery. to Fort Ma
son. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
RETURNS WITH
PRETTY AFFINITY
EurOpe's Charms Could MOI
Keep PattOsien Away From
the Pacific Coast

The domestic entanglements of Will
liam Pattosien viii be laid open to pub
lie view once more when the former
furniture dealer appears in the supe-
rior court at Redwood City today to
ask for a modification Of the interIoc-
utory decree that separated him from
his wife.
Pattosien viii petition the court to
relieve him of some of the financial
obligations imposed at the time of the
divorce, the terms of which provided
Pattiosen should pay his wife $500 a
month and turn over to her a piece of
land at Sixteenth and Harrison streets.
On this property was a mortgage of
SIS, 700. and Pattiosen was ordered to
clear the Indebtedness. 1t is said he
has paid $1,000 toward that end
AT the time of the separation a re-
ceiver who had taken charge of Pat
tosien's property was instructed to
carry out the provisions of the decree.
Pattosien owned valuable property at
Sixteenth and Mission streets from
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10
MISS TARPFY WEDS
JAMES P. EDWARDS
Pretty Ceremony Performed in
White and Gold Room
at FairnOnt
Bridesmaids Introduce Novel
Features of Carrying Direc-
tOire Staffs With Roses

AT one Of the prettiest weddings that
has taken place in San Francisco for
some time past, Miss Dorothy Tarpey
3ecame the bride last night of James
Paulding Edwards. The ceremony was
aeld in the white and gold ballroom at
the Hotel Fairmont which was mag
niheently decorated with masses of
white tiger lilies. The bride, who was
given away by her father, made a
charming picture in her gown Of white
duchesse point lace over white satin
She wore a tulle veil and carried
superb shower of white orchids and ILL
les Of the valley. There was a matron
of honor as well S the usual maid OF
honor. Mrs. Arthur Tarpey and Miss
Alice Cleary, who wore imported
dresses of white chiffon over
white satin, combined with cloth of
gold. and elaborately trimmed with
lace The bridemaids Miss Marguerite
and Miss Marie Buffers, We're gowned
in white mousseline over white satin,
made in the directoire style. All four
wore wreaths of gold leaves in their
hair and carried directoire staffs with
white roses. A. d. SCHNEIDER was best
man and there were eight ushers-Rus-
sell Selfridge, Arthur Tarpey, Victor
Metcalfe Jr. Arthur Kales, Arthur
Goodfellow, Charles Field, Melville Do
zier and David Edwards. After the
ceremony the guests, who numbered
500, enjoyed an elaborate supper in the
red room while the bridal party was
seated around a beautifully arranged
table in the apartment of Mr. Tarpey-
Those present at the table of honor
were NJ. F. Tarpey, Mrs. Henry A But
ters, Mr.. and Mrs. David Edwards, Mr.
and Mrs. Augustus Bray, Mrs G. z.
Cook. Miss Lucille Cook, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Tarpey, Miss Alice Cleary, Miss
Marie Buffers, Miss Marguerite But
tiers. Russell Selfridge, David Edwards,
Arthur Tarpey, Victor Metcalf Jr, Ar
thur Kales, Arthur Goodfellow, Charles
Field, Melville DoZier and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Paulding Edwards.
The attractive bride is well known
both here and IN Fresno, where she has
spent much Of her time at the beauti
ful old country home of the Tarpeys-
Her father is one of the best known
men in San Francisco. Mr. Edwards is
the son of Mrs. Henry Buffers of Pied
mont He is a graduate Of the Univer-
sity Of California, where he was a
prominent member of one Of the most
exclusive fraternities. For some time
past he has lived at Chico, where. after
a honeymoon to Honolulu, he viii take
his bride.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10

which he received large rentals. He
claims his income is not as large as 1t
was and will ask the San Mateo court
to grant him financial relief.
Mrs. Pattosien obtained her inter-
locutory divorce soon after she learned
her husband had gone to Europe with
Miss Sophie Kneist, his fascinating ste
nographer. Pattosien and Miss Kneist
have since returned from abroad and
are living in San Rafael.
wigs. Toupees. Front Pieces, Pom
padours and Switches at reasonable
nrices 6 StroZynSki Co. 1850 Suffer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-10

Reliable Relief for Eyes That Need
Care Murine Eye Remedy Soothes.