Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
WooDMEN OF THE WORLD

tically completed for the
STA large class initiation of
4 mW gall the camps of the Wood
IkOM men of the World In Los
| .Nnx. ON Angeles county Monday
| [ly.M xsAV night, April 6. The initia-
0Ak tlon will be in Woodmen
temple. Mercantile place, and as here
tofore announced the head camp Of
ficers of the order will occupy the
chairs. Fully five hundred candidates
are expected to be initiated, and the
members have been unusually actlve
during the past month securing apph-
cations for the big meet, and IL is eN-
pected that representatives from tile
| forty camps in Southern Calhorhit
will be present. The Initiation VIII
| commence promptly at $3.50 O'Clock D.
m in order to enable the head officers
and members to be present at the pub
| lie reception to be rendered the head
officers at Elks' hall at o'clock the
same evening. A splendid program mas
been arranged for this public meeting
and it is expected that Elks' hall VIII
be crowded to its capacity on that oc-
casion. In addition to the other mem
bers there will be addresses by Head
| Consul 1. I. Boak and Mayor John Pat
terson of Colfax, Wash, who is prom
| inently mentioned as the next governor
of the state of Washington.
A reception committee of the vari-
| GUS camps will meet the head officers
upon their arrival at the Arcade depot
Sunday, April 5, at S:56 a. m, and Sun
day evening at 6 o'clock a banquet
will be rendered the head camp off,
GERS at Levy's, to which all members
of the order are invited. This banquet
is for members only, as 1t Is expected
that some confidential utterances will
be delivered by the head consul.
On Monday night. March 80 (tomor-
row night, La Fiesta camp, the largest
camp in the city, will hold a ladies'
night, to which have been invited all
craft and the wives and friends of the
members of the camp. A splendid pro-
gram has been arranged and a large
attendance is expected. After the en-
tertainment dancing will be indulged
in. This camp is noted for it's splendid
entertainments, and the committee on
arrangements claim that this meeting
is to be the best ever, and the men,
bers who miss 1t will be losers.
The committee on assistance to
Neighbor Weir of David camp will hold
meeting at Woodmen temple April 30.
Everybody is cordially invited to
attend the masquerade ball to be given
by the drill team of Vernon camp. w.
o. W., at Atkins hall, Vernon and Cen
trail avenue, tomorrow night for the
benefit of the orphans home to be
erected by the Thimble club of the
circles of Women Of Woodcraft. All
arrangements have been made for
great and successful ball. First class
music provided. Accommodation for
uniformed teams and guards OF the w.
o. w.
Vernon camp No. 751 has completed
g.. .1f fhn
great log rolling to take place on
April 6
The camp officers, drill team and
members of No. ISL, w. o. W., will
meet at Aiken hall at z p. m, corner
Vernon and Central, tonight, and will
proceed along Vernon to st. Luke's
Episcopal church.
The Rev. Robert L. Windsor, "by
request" will take Joseph, the True
Brother for his text In his sermon.
Every member of woodcraft should
endeavor to be present tonight, so as
TO get more familiar with the subject
of the discourse. Service will begin
seat.
Fremont camp No. 466 held a most
enjoyable session on Monday night last.
T. Clinton Veale, head adviser, was
present and made a splendid political
address urging the members to hustle
for new members for the model initia-
tion to be held in Los Angeles, April 6.
Visitors were present from other
camps as well.
Vernon camp was surprised by a
visit from the head adviser on Monday
night. Neighbor z. Hollands came up
to Fremont. camp and stole him away
for half of the evening. Neighbor
Veale is busy man these days and
nights and camp that gets him for a
whole evening is most fortunate. He
has visited twenty camps in less than
two weeks and creates much enthu-
slasm wherever he goes.
Redondo camp will double it's mem
bership during this campaign and will
be certain of the 800 prize which the
head consul will present on the occa-
sion of his visit.
VASA ORDEN AT u. S. A.