Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
ELKS' FESTIVAL
BEGINS MONDAY
INTERESTING PROGRAM Is
ARR 'NGED
ALL FRATERNAL ORDERS TO
HELP MAKE SUCCESS
Proceeds Will Be Used to Help Defray
Expenses for Entertainment of
Grand Lodge Next
July

Arrangements have been completed
for the Elks' harvest festival, which
will begin Monday evening in Al Malai-
kan Shrine coliseum. The best talent
to be secured in the city, including a
number of professional persons, have
offered their services to Los Angeles
lodge No. SO, b. p. o. E., to help to
swell the fund which will be used to
defray the expenses of the lodge for the
entertainment of visitors to the grand
lodge reunion next July.
Performances will be given each
evening and special matinees have
been arranged for Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday afternoons. The evening
programs will be begun at 8 o'clock.
The matinee performances at 2 o'clock
The formal opening will take place
Monday evening and Tuesday afternoon
the Ellis quartet will furnish the pro-
gram.
Tuesday evening the Fraternal
Brotherhood and Western Fraternal
association will attend in body and
take part in the program.
Wednesday evening will be devoted
especially to Al Malaikah temple, the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows and
the knights of Pythias.
Thursday evening the program Will
be rendered under the auspices of the
Catholic societies, when the following
organizations will attend: Newman
club, knights of Columbus, Ancient
Order of Hibernians, Catholic Order of
Foresters, Young Mems Institute, Los
Angeles Catholic Beneficial association
and the Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O. H.
Friday, Women of Woodcraft, Wood
men of the World and German
| American Alliance will attend
Following is the entire program for
| the week:
| Afternoon and evening performances and
| s o'clock. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday. Every act donated to members Of
No. SO. B. p o. E.
Monday Evening, November
B. P. O. Elks night
Overtures~Kammermeye orchestra.
| Kaleidoscope pageantry of magnihcently
costumed lady participants of the Elks' har-
vest festival in grand march
| Address of welcome-Brother NJ. II. Fnht'
1.-THE Song of the Elks" CNat NJ. Wills
| Brother Paul Pitner
Costumed act "The Strollers" (violin and
voice)-Master Harvey Johnston, Miss sibyl
"oh, Golden Land of Peace"-Brother
| George Carr of B. p o. e. No l. New YORK.
Kendall quartet.
| Observation-Disclosures w. F. King.
Drill, White Squadron drill corps b. P. o.
e. No. 99 Captain Robert Atkinson com
manding.
| Los Angeles in nineteen ana Nine
Brother Walter Goldsmith. written by Ira
| C. Tichenor, chorus by White Squadron drill
corps Accompanist, Mrs. T. Newman.
Assembly ball. entered into by partici-
pants visitors and patrons.
| Grand finale.
Tuesday Afternoon, November 10
Program arranged and furnished by the
Marquis Ellis male quartet Rudolph Leon
| first tenor; Marquis Ellis, second tenor; Leon
de Cells first basso; Frank Reed, second
basso, with Leon de Cells piano soloist'
Opening by quartet, interpretations
THAT Harvard AcP'-By Treloar OF the
| Los Angeles Athletic club.
| Whistling solo, "An Old Riddle (Neid-
linger)-Solost Nell Howard Murray; ac-
companist d. r. McGlashen.
| Petite condolences (singers and dancers)
Lillian Harris. Mildred Leroux.
! intermediate number by Ellis quartet.
Artists from the Fischers, Unique and
Los Angeles theaters, as guests OF the theat-
rical booth and entertainers.
Tuesday Evening, November 10
Fraternal Brotherhood and Western Fra
| ternal association.
! Los Angeles branch No. "a, sNatlohal AS
sociation Letter Carriers.
Branch No. 81, National Association Post
office Clerks.
| Kaleidoscope pageantry of magnihcently
| costumed lady participants of the Elks' har-
vest festival in grand march.
| Address of welcome-By Mayor A. c. Har-
| per of No 80, B. p. o. e.
i.Espanito Dance (tamborine)-o
| tral accompaniment, Miss Jessie Clemenceau.
Duet vocal "Piscator' (The Fisherman,
| Gabussl-Mlss Grace Moreno, Miss Bess
TWO fencing bouts-By members of the
Drili by Fraternal Brotherhood drill
Ca) Parade of escort teams escorted by 8