Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-24

members, called the
patriotic contest, in memory of the
visiting fleet. The hive was divided
into sides Wednesday evening, with
Mrs. Anna Gray captain of the stars
and Dessa Gross captain of the Stripes.
Lady Commander Neighbours will
give each member hand-painted plate
who brings in an endowment applica-
ton next Wednesday evening.
The Thimble club of Los Angeles
hive No was delightfully."- entertained
at the home of Mrs. Joseph Dendinger
Thursday the occasion being her birth
day. The parlors and dining room were
prettily decorated with choice cut flow
ers and ferns. The dining room was
canopied with crepe paper in the black,
red and white. Mrs. Dendinger was
assisted by Mrs. Barbara Miller. Anna
Gray, Essie Ashby and Judery, Mrs.
Dendinger was presented with beau
tiful leather pillow by Mrs. Minnie
Sullivan, president of the Thimble club,
on behalf of the members of hive No. l.
After the business of the day the fol-
lowing program was enjoyed: Piano
solo, Arthur Valentine; solo, Dream
ing" Florence Dendinger; solo, Harold
Longley; duet, Harold and Buster
Longley; solo, "School Days." Buster
Longley; piano solo, Pearl Judery; So
10, Gertrude Hutton; reading. Rosalina
Thompson; solo, Mable Longley.
The club will meet with Mrs. Minnie
Sullivan. 1717 Trinity street, the next
meeting.
Those present were Mesdames Emma
Elliott, Mrs. M j. Martin, Sadie Davis,
Barbara Miller, Essie Ashby, Jennie
Shane, Dessa Gross, Gertrude Hutton,
Hattie P. Hyde. May L. Dennis, Mary
E. Coffman, G.. w. Rennie, Emma c.
Reimers, Dorinda Jane Allen, Jennie
Cook, Annie Grey, Nina Holland, Jen-
ME Longernan, A1phrise Perley, M. E.
wilkins, Mrs. Tena Judery, M. Kate
Thompson, Bozenice Thompson. J. e.
Jardine, H. r. Beegle and son, X. NJ.
Sullivan, James T. Neighbours, J. w.
Suttle, e. M. Clark, Ella M. Hunt, M.
Elmendorf, Anna Rockwell Mary Con-
don, Nellie Usher, Alice Kuhn. Anna
Domke, Hattie Walker. Elmendorf,
Rhea E. Hebner, L. HI. Valentine, H. B.
Pattison, Mabel V. Longley Randolph
Longley, Clara Della Weaver, Kate e.
Weitman.
Mrs. Minnie w. Aydelotte held a
commanders and record keepers meet
ing at Burbank hall Friday all day.
The commanders and record keepers of
the city were the hostesses. All new
features and all new blanks were ex-
planned in detail for the benefit of the
officers. The question box in the hands
of Mrs. Margaret Harter of Pasadena
resolved the meeting into an animated
Interrogation point. At luncheon quo
tations were given by all present. Those
present were State Commanders Mrs.
Minnie w. Aydelotte, Mrs. Lou M.
Meyers. deputy state commander and
Mesdames Leona Gartner, Margaret
Harter, Rosera Story, Jennie Rothrock,
Addie Hirsch, Emma Cushman, F.
Heller, A. Bestos, Jennie Goodwin, Ella
Flood Helen Case, Julia Baldwin,
Edna Wadsworth, Mary L. Dennis and
Minnie G. Neighbours.
A very successful entertainment was
given last Thursday evening by the
guards of Royal hive No. 40 at Steven
sons hall. A comic farce. 1.-THE Bur-
glar," was given by Mrs Slagill, Misses
Ella Couch, Edith Couch, Lottie Law
renee and Daisy Danvers. Mrs. Sabine
and Mrs. Menardi sang duet The
program was followed by a court drill
by the guards, which the young ladies
presented in a very creditable man
ner, their appearance upon the floor
being received with hearty applause.
Mrs. Minnie Brown, in gorgeous court
robes, made a beautiful queen. and was
escorted to her throne by Mines. Kiln
glesmith, Lawrence. Withrow and Sa-
bine. The flower girls were Glen With
row and Fern Smith. The drill was
led by Misses Ella Couch and Lottie
Lawrence. The drill and entertainment
was under the entire management of
the captain of the team, Miss Daisy
Danvers. Dancing and cards closed the
evening
The ]. O. G. club enjoyed a days
outing in Rubio canyon last Sunday.
Those forming the party were Mrs.
Humphrey, Misses Anna Terry, Matte
Hyland. Caddie Hyland, Edith Couch,
Ella Couch and Daisy Dangers.