Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

eTKT, given Ine para ) ucSTtes
Ik%SNl one application for MEM
EN IN berShip was received, and
altogether they had a
very interesting grove meeting. Nor
ton grove is beginning to show its
brightness and is fast coming to the
front.
Magnolia grove No. 81 had one of
its good meetings last Monday night
and its password is "All is we'll" Sew
eral matters of Importance We're acted
upon and decided for the good of the
grove. 1t was decided to celebrate
the ninth anniversary of the institu
ton or the grove on July 10, 1908, and
as the date falls on Monday, Is
very satisfactory as Monday is the
day on which we meet. The meeting
was an enthusiastic one and the MEM
bers were all glad that they were very
much alive. though. of course, none
would admit that they were nearly
nine years older than when the grove
was instituted The brothers are right,
judged by the old saying that "A man
is as old as he feels and a woman as
old as she looks"
Orange grove No. 122 held a short
but interesting meeting last Thursday
night. Matters of great interest were
discussed. The grove win give a pic
mic on May 8, 1908, and a committee
was appointed to take charge of the
work and make the proper arrange
ments for the affair." Invitations were
extended to the several groves and
members to attend the social to be
given by the grove next Thursday at
its hall, 1913 North Main street. An
elaborate program has been arranged
and the committee in charge will see
that those attending will have the
treat of their lives
Golden West circle No. 81 will meet
hereafter on the first and third Fri
days of each month, and has changed
517 South Broadway. The first meet
Ing in the new hall was held on Fri
day, March 6, and was celebrated by
initiating two candidates. There was
large attendance and several in
teresting and important business mat
ters disposed of. Friday evening,
March 20, this circle will give a grab
social. A royal good time is antici-
pated and refreshments will be served
Mesdames Mary Molinari. d. G. A. D.;
c. A. Clark, p. A. D.; Y. Clos, A. D.,
and F. Puissegur will head the COM
mittee. All Druids and their friends
are invited to attend. Grand Arch
Druidess Mrs. Belle Pimentel, accom-
panied by the grand secretary, Mrs.
AHid COItHStIl, VIII pay IHc circle an
official visit on April 3, 1908. A COM
mittee to receive and entertain the
grand officials was appointed.
The entertainment committee of Syl-
Wan grove, No. $50, has been on the
jump the last week. preparing for the
grand ball to take place tomorrow night
st. Patrick's eve-at new Turner hall,
S21 South Main street. All plans and
arrangements are perfected and there
is no reason why this ball will not be
the best that has ever been given or
attempted by the United Ancient Order
of Druids. AS Sylvan grove is the
youngest and smallest grove in Los
Angeles. we naturally expect the sup
port of the other groves to assist us as
much as possible, for when the time
arises we will reciprocate in any man.
ner possible. The committee has pro-
vided plenty of lunch and refresh
ments, and in connection the women of
the circle will assist and decorate every
one who attends with a dainty bow or
lovers knot of green ribbon in honor of
st. Patrick. There will be several
valuable prizes given to those who en-
ter the prize waltz contest and are
judged the best dancers. The popular
of seven pieces will furnish music for
the evening. In addition there will be
several novel attractions presented that
will be a pleasant surprise. Everything
possible will be done for the comfort
and pleasure of those in attendance,
and a splendid time is assured.