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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15


party Friday evening. There was a
large attendance. Everybody voted it
a success. A number of applications
were received during the evening. The
affair closed with a tamale and bean
supper.
Court Sunset, No. 6S, had lively
meeting last Wednesday evening. A
number of applications for membership
were received. The court was visited
by the uniformed degree team of Court
Los Angeles.
The members of Court Fremont are
working earnestly for the upbuilding
of their court.
All friends of the order are invited to
attend the box social to be given for
the benefit of the degree team of Court
Los Angeles at 1071a North Main street,
on Friday evening, November 20. The
team will be assisted by the ladies' of
Fremont circle.
Fremont circle, Companions of the
Foresters of America, are receiving ap-
plications every meeting night.
The ladies' of Union circle, No. 456,
C. of F. of A., will give a ball at the
Woman's club house on Tuesday even
ing, November "a.
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Capt. Frank Zimmerle, First Lieut..
B. 3. Brown and Second Lieut.. w. A.
Scott are their assistants are busily
engaged in installing the exhibits.
The booths are being built all around
the inside of the building. and articles
of every description will be shown.
Prominently displayed will be articles
manufactured in the cities of the San
ia Monica bay district.
Monday evening the fair will be
opened with a parade of the companies
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The business session was called to or
der at 10 o'clock, and all routine work
disposed of before noon. At noon the
delegates were the guests of the ladies
of the Santa Monica hive at an elab-
crate luncheon in the beautifully deco
rated dining room OF the lodge.
In the afternoon "the good of the
order held sway for the first part of
the session, which was followed by a
question box conducted by State Com
mander Minnie Aydelotte.
A program consisting of musical and
oratorical numbers took part of the
afternoon session. An address on
FRATERNITY" closed the session.
Among those present were Mrs. Min
ME Aydelotte, state commander; Mrs.
Lou NJ. Myers, district deputy; Mrs.
Alice Fisher, organizer of the Redondo
hive; Mrs. Emma Neidig, who is known
as the mother of Santa Monica hive,''
having been the organizer; and repre-
sentatives Of hives at Pomona, Long
Beach, Riverside, San Bernardino,
Pasadena, Redondo, Inglewood and
Los Angeles.
Banner hive, No g. Ladies of the
Maccabees, will entertain Commander
Lady Minnie Aydelotte at the Burbank
hall Tuesday evening, November II. All
members are requested to be present.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

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139 and the sisters of
Los Angeles circle No. 73 on the night
of December II at Goldberg -Bosley
assembly hall. Sixteenth and Flower
streets.
The Dramatic club of No.-7S will give
a play in Pasadena next Thursday
night.
Gauntlet lodge is booming. The
members are working hard for the 400
mark set for membership for January /.
Col. Robert Mueller. vice chancellor
of Gauntlet lodge, left Friday for San
Francisco to institute a company of the
uniform rank in that city.
Gauntlet lodge received a letter last
week from Major Henry Glover of the
soldiers home stating that this month
completed the forty first year of his
membership in the knights of Pythias.
The order was only four years old
when he joined it and he is one of the
oldest members in good standing in
California.
Gauntlet lodge conferred the esquire
rank on two candidates last Monday
night. Sir Knights Williams Of Ohio
and II. c. Gable of Gauntlet made in
teresting addresses. Next Monday
night the knight rank will be conferred
on three candidates.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
ORDER EASTERN STAR

Among the thriving chapters of the
Order of the Eastern Star is that of
East Gate chapter. At its meeting No
vember 10 the following officers were
elected to serve the term of one year.
Edith Morrison, worthy matron; J. f.
Haller, worthy patron; Florence Wood,
associate matron; Mary Walbridge, SEQ
retary; Ethel Eagan, treasurer; Grace
Case, conductress: Kate Edwards, as
sociate conductress.
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~
~ M the Fraternal Brother
hood Tuesday night-Fra-
%KML[ ternal Brotherhood night
Ezs at the Harvest Festival
is the cynosure of all eyes
that find their way into
the Home Office building, where it is
proudly displayed. Nothing can better
express the appreciation felt than the
sentiment expressed by Supreme Presi-
dent James A. Foshay when accepting
the cup in behalf of the society-that
it might always be kept filled to the
brim with the best fraternal feeling
and good fellowship between the B. P.
o. f. and the Fraternal Brotherhood.
1t gave pleasure to the last named So
ciety to witness so many of its escort
teams and its uniform rank present to
furnish entertainment in behalf of the
progressive Elks who are doing so
much to bring Los Angeles into the
limelight.
With Mrs. Ida Chapman as chairman
of the entertainment committee an ex-
cellent program was presented Satur-
day evening, November Z, in Alhambra
hall of the Home Office building in
honor of the October addition to our
growing family
The program contained many excel
lent numbers and was thoroughly en-
joyed by an appreciative audience that
outnumbered the expectation of the
committee, and in evidence of that fact
the seating capacity had to be extend
ed several times.
The affair reflected much credit on
the management and the new mem
bers were made to feel 1t is good to
have cast their lot with the Fraternal
Brotherhood.
The installation of officers for com
pany No. of the uniform rank took
place in Armory hall of the Home Of
fee building in the presence of an eX-
cellent attendance.
A contest is under way among the
local uniform rank companies for pro-
viding ways and means to attend the
A. Y. P. exposition in Seattle in July,
1909, at which time 1t is firmly hoped
by those interested in that branch Of
work to take a regiment of men into
camp. Much interest is manifested in
the proposed trip and a good atten-
dace is guaranteed.
Company of the uniform rank has
plans under way for military ball
on Thanksgiving eve, to be given at
it's meeting hall. corner Of Griffith and
Washington.
A grand bazaar and dance are an
nounced by the escort team of Her
mosa lodge No. 80 on Monday evening,
November 30. A good time is promised
to everybody in attendance.
Another big Success" surprising
y"Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry Yard, .
is promised by Westgate lodge No. SIC
on November II and is at Normandie
hall, ON the corner of Normandie and
jefferson streets. This will be "A
Family Affair" and everybody of fam
lily proclivities is guessing as to what
the funny title will portray.
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roa street. A large crowd was present
to enjoy the dance Music was fur
nished by Miss Spotswood and Miss
Vennum. During the evening a prize
of a fve-pound box of candy was given
to the person whose invitation bore the
lucky number. 1t was won by Mrs.
Belle Bradley.
On Mondey evening, November 16,
will be held the regular monthly prize
whist party. A large attendance is ex-
pected. Dancing will begin at 10 and
continue until II: 80.
On Monday evening, November 23,
will be held the annual Thanksgiving
dance at 8 o'clock This has been one
of the regular features for several
years, and the attendance is expected
to rival all previous years During the
evening a live turkey will be ratified
off Each person attending will be en-
titled to one chance on the turkey.
On the evening of November 30 will
be held the regular monthly luncheon
and dance. M. E. Caruthers is the sec
retary of the branch.
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of the uniform rank from Venice to
Santa Monica and return.
A prize drill between two companies
of the uniform rank of Foresters of
America and a company of the Knights
of the Maccabees will be held, The
military work, of the evening will end
with a battalion drill by the three
companies.
Tuesday evening the Pythian Sisters
will be the hostesses at a big society
ball at the fair
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BENEVOLENT AND PRO
TECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS

Plans are already
being made for the
holding of the Elks'
memorial services on
the first Sunday in
December at Santa
Monica. The COM
mittee in charge has
secured the services
of Byron L. oliver
to deliver the oration
and Rev. Baker P.
Lee to give the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

~ REAT preparations are being made
II by company 21 of the Uniform
~ Rank of the knights of Pythias
for it's big fair to be held at the Venice
dance pavilion from November 16 to 2S.
1t will be one of the most elaborate
events ever conducted by any company
of the uniform rank In this part of the
country.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF
AMERICA

South Los Angeles camp, Royal
Neighbors of America, will give a
might cap social Thursday night, No
venber 10, at Wells hall, 44141s Cen
tral avenue. Each woman is requestei
to take along two nightcaps, which
will be auctioned to the men. Refresh
ments. will be served. All are invited.
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of tent No. 2, was buried on Wednes-
day under the auspices of the tent.
A letter has been received from the
supreme record keeper, l.. e. Sisler OF
Detroit, Mich, in response to an inVl-
tation to visit this state, extended to
him by the great camp officers, saying
that he would probably be able to ac-
oept the ivitation for some time in
February A class of 500 members
will be initiated in this city at the time
of his visit here, and similar class
will also be admitted into the mysteries
of Maccabeeism at San Francisco when
the supreme record keeper visits that
city. The members are very enthusi-
astic over the contemplated visit OF
MIR. Sisler, as they have heard great
deal about him, but have never had the
pleasure of meeting him. He is con-
sidered a very fine speaker and good
fellow.
Pasadena tent, No. 1, has arranged
for a masquerade ball on November H.
1t is probable that a number of the
members of the order from this city
will attend.
Deputy Grand Commander j. w. Ar
bogast is working for the tents at
Iordsburg and San Dimas, and reports
good progress.
Fve-I wonder why we were put into
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FORESTERS OF AMERICA

The various courts
of the Foresters of
America are preapring
for class limitations on
their last meeting
nights this month, and
expect to have a de-
cided increase in their
. membership.
Court Los Angeles,
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

The Knights of Pythias
contributed materially to-
ward the success of the
Elks' Harvest Festival
last week. Knights of
Pythias night brought
out a large attendance of
knights and friends from
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THE GRAND FRATERNITY

Star OF the West branch,
No. 30S, held very enjoy
able meeting and dance on
the evening of November 2,
at the hall, S45 South Figue-
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The Angelus grill has excellent SER
vice and better food. Fourth and Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
MANETHO WHITE SHRINE

very pleasant evening was enjoyed
at the home of DIR. and Mrs. w. E.
Pritchard, 919 South Hope street, last
week when the members of Manetho
White Shrine, No. l, Order White
Shrine of Jerusalem, of which DIR. w.
e. Pritchard holds the office of king,
gathered together for the purpose of
greeting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Ma
gee, who have recently located in this
city and who are very popular MEM
bers and workers in the Order of the
White Shrine of Jerusalem in Chicago.
Charles D. Magee wrote and copy
righted the rituals of the Order of the
White Shrine of Jerusalem, having in
stituted several white shrines in Chi
cago and other eastern cities, and since
its adoption by the supreme shrine in
Michigan there now exist over twenty
large white shrine orders in that juris-
diction.
Mr.. Magee is a Commandery Mason
and past supreme chancellor of the su-
preme shrine, and in speaking of the
work of the Order of the White Shrine
of Jerusalem expresses it as being one
of the most beautiful and impressive
initiatory services ever written.
1t requires thirty officers to put on
the work, ten of which must be master
Masons and six of these preferably
Knight Templars, for kings guards,
who are thoroughly drilled and all the
work perfectly memorized before the
officers are permitted to give the de-
gree. The degree is beyond doubt an
advanced degree following the Order
of the Eastern Star and no person not
a member of the Eastern Star is ad-
mitted to membership: its aim could
not help but tend to increase the inter-
est in Eastern Star work and embellish
it, and add new strength to its mem
bers by extending it's good influences
among the community. 1t is wholly
founded on Christianity and love for
all that is good and true.
On Tuesday night next, November
II, Manetho shrine, No. 1, will hold its
first meeting in it's new home in the
new Goldberg -Bosley assembly hall,
Sixteenth and Flower streets, and it's
opening will be in the form of social
dance and whist party. All the o. E.
S. chapters in Los Angeles have been
extended invitations and large gath
ering is expected.
On account of moving into its new
home, Manetho shrine No. L. will
change its regular business, meeting
nights to the first Tuesday nights of
each month, beginning Tuesday night,
December 1. On the third Tuesday
night of each month there will be
planned social gatherings for it's MEM
bers and those connected with the Ma
sonic fraternities.
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Eve-I wonder why we were put into
the world what we are here for. p.
Adam-Well, certainly not for dress
rehearsal.-Puck.
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MaI.e UnlIcensed DOgs WIN You Cash Priz

A cash prize OF $2U Is offered by the
Humane Animal League, room SO4
Laughin building, to the person sub
mitting the largest list of owners of
unlicensed dogs within the city limits
of Los Angeles, and their addresses.
Send a postal to the leagues office
each day that you see a dog without
a license tag, giving name OF owner and
address, and it will be credited to your
name in our prize-book. Competition
closes June 1, 1909.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
FORESTERS

-SfEFAa The glad hand is being
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sR extended among the mem
SR bers of Court Glad Hand
Ss9fNS Ms with the same hearty
EVSE grasp as ever. At every
16Syssls&$ meeting there is a large
attendance, and much in
terest shown for the good of the order.
At the Friday night meeting several
visitors were present Frank e. Hand,
superintendent of organizers, who at
tended, meant great encouragement to
Glad Hand. S. A. Reed, D. S. c. R.,
was as enthusiastic as ever in the in
crease of the membership, and set his
mark for twenty applicants for the
next meeting. Eight applications were
received and eight candidates were in
itiated.
Court Glad Hand is working hard to
secure the first prize of 500 offered by
the supreme court.
Companion court Glad Hand will be
organized about the first week in jan
uary. The women are expected to join
the court and extend the glad hand
with pleasing good will
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

The beautiful loving cup
presented by the Elks to
the Fraternal Brother
hood Tuesday night-Fra-
ternal Brotherhood night
at the Harvest Festival
is the cynosure of all eyes
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

1. / T = : .|. a 4. r. F.. : a q. q ! !. ]
m Los Angeles council No.
sak.asS%SM 737 gave another one of its
AE d Il .N enjoyable social events
k5 IMkAS BLAST Thursday night.
KNTI4ANS5N Brother Carl Gildner is an
VII expert manager and an
adept in making pleasan-
try pass all around among
the members and friends of the council
on these occasions.
No 737 is increasing rapidly in MEM
bership. Every meeting night several
applicants are received and initiation
of candidates conducted.
Juanita council No. 1541 always looks
forward to pleasant gatherings at its
regular as we'll as special meetings. At
the meeting Tuesday night several
candidates were admitted and members
admitted by card. 1t is expected that
"A large class of candidates will be in
itiated at the next regular meeting.
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II you want to go east, c. Haydock. Agent
III nois Central r. r., lis W. Sixth street
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
LADIES OF THE
MACCABEES

Sixty members of
the Past Commanders
Association Of the
Ladies of the Macca-
bees attended the con-
vention at Odd Fell
lows hall in Santa
Mnnicn ON Th11rsdarr
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KNIGHTS OF THE
MACCABEES

At the last review of
Los Angeles tent. No. Q,
the first and second de-
grees were conferred. The
tent has accepted an in
vitation from division NO.
IL Of the uniform rank to
be its guest on Novem-
Der %.
H. B. Jencks, a member
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ROYAL ARCANUM

JWS - California council No.
g A.4%n 1647 will give a compli-
- SElksSNS1A merltary entertainment
sk899Ar7. for members of the order
n and their ladies and
%AW adi'ths at the hall, alT+.c5 corner six-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07

brought in by the coast. route before
noon. The heaviest travel was natural
ly from across the bay. Every local
train was heavily loaded and the street.
car service in Oakland was tried to the
utmost. James Agler said that from
the Key Route inn to the Southern Pa
cific station at Seventh and Broadway
the street was lined with immense mobs
and the cars had the greatest difficulty
in moving.
The Northwestern Pacific brought
comparatively few people into the city.
but did an immense business taking
people across the bay who desired to
see the fleet from the Sausalito shores.
General Passenger Agent Geary said
that by noon yesterday his line brought
down 5000 persons from the country
who were taken from Tiburon in the
San Rafael and Donahue to Sansalito.
According to the reports there were
fully $4,000 persons swarming along
the Sausalito shores and many of them
had taken up their position the night
before.
The crowds that came across the
bay headed for the high places in the
city and the cars leading to the beach
We're suffocated with people, while the
California street cars were taxed to
their full capacity.
BY noon the tide OF travel from
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FLEET ADMIRALS
GREATLY PLEASED
Express Appreciation of Cordial
Welcome Extended by People
of San Francisco
Declare They Have Looked For
ward to Visit Here With
Keen Anticipation

That the men in command OF the At
lantic fleet were pleased with the re-
ception given by the people OF San
Francisco was shown in the statements
they made yesterday when discussing
the matter Rear Admiral Robley d.
Evans said
II have been much benefited by the
trip on the Connecticut. The great
fleet of ships has been brought into
the harbor OF San Francisco without
accident. I am very grateful to the
people of San Francisco for the Ova-
tion l received upon my arrival at the
Rear Admiral Charles NJ. Thomas
said:
We're mighty glad to get here.
We've been looking forward to San
Francisco a long time now, and we
know you will give US a royal good
time. Well try to show San Fran
cisco a royal good time, too. and that
we can appreciate a welcome such as
we have had today"
Rear Admiral Charles Sperry said.
I'VE thank the people OF San Fran
cisco heartily for their welcome to US
today. I cannot say how glad am to
be among such a host of friends who
have given us such a cordial greeting.
We Will show our appreciation during
our stay better than I can now say
with words"
Rear Admiral William H Emory
said:
II am only a junior officer and 7
would prefer that Admiral Evans
speak our gratitude for the happy way
we have been greeted. You know am
quite used to California sunshine. hav-
ing had a command here before. and
California hospitality Is not so much
of a novelty to me as IL would be TO
some of the newer comers-"
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In the city by noon something like
500, 900 persons. and with our own peo-
pie this brought the city's population
to over 100000 souls.
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MANY WORTHLESS BILLS,
ARE PASSED IN RENO
Currency of Bank Witch Failed
in 1876 Is Circulated, but
Arrests Follow

RENO. May 6,-Arrests continue to
be made OF men passing and attempting
to pass worthless bills Of the defunct
Farmers and Planters bank OF Georgia.
which failed In 1874 Frank Smith was
today arrested In attempting TO pass a
worthless s5 note and Is held on the
charge OF trying to secure money un-
der false pretenses- Five men are now
serving time for similar actions.
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THRONGS IN CITY
TO GREET EVANS
Ferryboats Bring Three Hun
dred Thousand Persons From
Cities Across Bay

The stransbay travel started in early
and by 1890 a. m. the Southern Pacific
and the Key Route office reported that
there must have been 100000 persons
in the city from Oakland, Alameda and
Berkeley. The first nour about $4,000
persons came from Oakland alone and
Berkeley and Alameda swelled the
number by 10000.
The Southern Pacific ran two boats
back and forth from the Oakland mole
to Goat. island the Herald and the
Fruto.
There were fully $4,000 persons
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Acquitted OF FRAUD

TOPEKA. Kan. May e.-The Jury I'm
the case of II. n Tucker Jr. char<ing
him with using the malls In a schsrne
TO defraud In promoting the Uncle sam
oil company. brought in a verdict OF
not guilty at s o'clock tonight
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across the bay on the Key Route and
the Southern Pacific had sensibly de-
creased and that from the Santa F'e
had swelled the number OF persons al
ready IN the city by about 10000
At a rough estimate there arrived
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fed from wihs
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NOTE OF TRIUMPH

o oszed
NOTE OF TRIUMPH ADDS GLORY
Doubtless there have been hiunpha that which yesterday
oniei % @ par
the peaceful the nations
and the OHu Hee OF % exutmg the Of IimHe
supreme all the age-the
triumphant who know the
tude OF oppression
American strained cInons greeting @ W ' every
a4Ns geea"s ana NOISY welcome
steady they through the Golden
squadron formation the when the
nandpe
peacefully il
" looked them and sought solve the the
offering and
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PEACE WITH HONOR" IS KEYNOTE
the unng crowds the roar OF the great the and the laughter
unon
senas de los Fars where the atiep had
outline upon which thousands of watching concentrated took and
ran I from up to p They are co"ing-the feet is moving
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BateShp Fleet Swings Through Golden Gate
TO Echo Of Sahtes and Cheers

Continued From Page 1, Column. 3, and ;.
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In the city by noon something like
SOC, 900 persons. and with our own peo-
pie this brought the city's population
to over 100000 souls.