Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-02

Xxx = a social dance. In spite of
55NS the rain. slush and mud,
S|~' there was large turnout.
The members of this lodge
do not let a little thing like rain stop
them from social dances or lodge meet
ings. Music was furnished by Loietsky
orchestra and it appealed so strongly
to those in attendance that 1T was diff
cult for anyone to sit quiet or look on
without getting on the floor Why,
there were a few who even danced in
boots, and one enthusiast even dancel
in rubber boots, and he enjoyed 1t,
too, and never missed a dance or tres
passed upon any tender corns or in
fiicted any damage whatever. w. @.
Inman, chairman of the entertainment
committee, acted as floor manager, as
sisted by Gertie Noonan and c. l. Smith
on reception. C. Cole, past president,
stood guard at the door and relieved
all Corners of their scrip or loose change
and in return gave nice dancing pro-
gram. ]. P. Manuel r., charge of the
check room, better known as the bon
net department, and in connection with
this he had a side line; IT. was only
Dalton hall, corner of Central avenue
two or three baby ia ties also a part
of his constitution, but it is safe to
say that he came out victorious, for
he finally Gained the squall, thereby
preventing a storm. Golden Eagle lodge
No. TIA meets every Tuesday night at
Dalton hall, corner o. Central avenue
and Washington street.
s.
The escort team of fifty members of
Hermosa lodge No 80, T. F. B., visited
Redondo lodge at Redondo last Wednes-
day evening and installed their officers.
The work was executed without a hitch
and the team proved all that was ex-
pected of 1t, and in the exhibition drill
left the impression that it would be
hard to beat in a contest. The next in
order was well prepared supper and
few dance numbers, and fear of miss
ing the last car alone broke up the
pleasant evening.
Company No. 1 of the uniform rank
installed officers Monday night, jan
uary %. Lieut.. Gen. Adolph, assisted
by Adjt. Gen. Gibbs, performed the in
stallation ceremony and put the men
through the work creditably.
Wind and water had no terror for
the run lovers who bravod the elements
to attend the open meeting of Hermosa
lodge No. 60 the night of January "a.
The good time was up to its usual
standard, likewise the attendance.
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The rftualistic contest between COM
panies No. / and No. 4 of the uniform
rank will take place Thursday evening,
February 20.
The first preliminary meeting of the
Captains association was held last Fri
dav evening. The drill for the trophy
cun will be held one month later than
the contest last year May is the ia
yored month. Exact date will be given
later.
The quarterly calendar for La Grande
lodge No. contains some excellent
numbers, and il the events come Off
according to schedule those who absent
themselves from meetings will miss
great treats.
Thursday evening, January 80, wit
messed an omen meeting, dance and card
party given by Los Angeles lodge
No. /.
A pleasant feature of the evenings
entertainment was the recitation anu
musical rendition of several SONGS by
the composer, Mrs Hawse' Boston
lady.
There will be something doing in
Maple hall Fraternal brotherhood
building. wednesday night, February
3. Laurel lodge, No. 1856, and Wash
ington lodge, No. 81, will form con
solidation. 1t is ESTIMATED that tiiS
combined strength of both lodges VIII
be about 400 members. The Herald
will give a list of the newly-elected
officers, etc, next Sunday through It's
fraternal columns, so look out for 1t.
All members of both lodges are ear
nestiy requested to attend this meet
ing, as it will be important and your
nresence is needed You must come
and make your choice and selection of
new officers ana do 1t now. AS soon
as everything is adjusted and the
wheels are oiled and in running. or
der You can expect to hear something
stirring, for in unity there is strength