Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-08
LADIES OF THE
MACCABEES

ASSa A a Angeles hive No.
rs held their regular
- ls9aTS meeting at Burbank
Xxx SfEES SSs1.Y hall on Wednesday
ElsSSE egflsE evening. Lady Com
mander Neighbours
presided. Candidates
were elected to mem bership and the
full initiation was conducted. visit
ore reported from Riverside, Long
Beach, Cleveland, Ohio, and Redondo.
The Thimble club was entertained az
the home of Mrs. Julia Hallock, 1915
South Los Angeles street, Thursday
all day. Final arrangements were
made for the bazaar to be held at
Burbank hall November IL. There Wlll
be fancy work, domestic, refreshments
and gypsy booths. A fish pond play
will be put on the first part of the
evening, entitled 1.-The Love Of Bon
net" which will create much laughter.
Cards and dancing will be enjoyed
Mrs. Essie Ashby is chairman.
The Commanders and Past Com
manders'. association will be entertain
ed Thursday all day by Santa Monica
hive Questions of great Importance
will be discussed.
Officers were elected at the Thimble
club for the year as follows: Maggie
Martin, president; Nina Holland, VICE
president; Essie Ashby, secretary
Catherine Reines treasurer.
Mrs. George Ashly gave reception
to Los Angeles Hive No. l Saturday.
The program was as follows; PIANO
solo, Miss Florence Dendinger; Vocal
selections, p. e. Weaver accompanied
Miss lone Weaver; recitation, HOW
Criss Became a knight of the Mac
cabees." Mrs. Sadie Johnson; vocal
selection. Miss Florence Dendinger'
piano solo, Master Leo Domke.
Punch was served in the large din
ing room under a canopy representing
a bee hive made of the colors OF the
order red, white and black. MISS
Emma Cation and Mrs. Anna solomon
presided at the punch bowl Refresh
ments were served later in the evening
by a bevy of young ladies consisting
of the following: Pearl Juddery, ma
bel Hunt, Flossie Suttle, Jennie Ashly'
They were assisted by Master Leo
Domke. The guests were: Mesdahles
Rachel Goldberg, Hattie Hyde, ID. a.
Taught, L. M. Swearingen, 70. Gun
Their A. Kinher, II. Marley, II. East
man, C, w. Burdick Cora Johnson
Mary L. Dennis, Elizabeth Kent, Jen-
ME Cook, J. C. Hammill, Nett1e Den
dinger, l.. A. Blackman, 9. L. koen-
ler p. Domke, Barbara Miller, D.. w.
Bulls, Dorinda j. Prosser, Nettle' WIZ
liams, Catherine Rennie, Minnie SUI
Ivan, Emma Cation, Anna solomon, M
]. Martin, Hattie Subtle, Ella Hunt, ).
E. Jardine, Mary Hanaman, Minns'
Holland, Bell Theede, ]. B. HayneE,
Tena Juddery, Laura Walshe, M. IL
Condor, f. w. Shook, M. A. o Blen-
ness, Sadie Johnson, Emma blllott'
Nellie DuSoe, Louise Hoffman, Rosana
Mageau, Hattie Walker, q. ElendorI'
Messrs. H c. Walker, r. d. WI
liams, j. w. Bulls, c, f. Koenler'
Taylor Prosser Leo Domke, ]. t. Den
dinger. Philip Cook, j. B. Kuhn, c. W.
Burdick, George Gardner M. j. Mar
tin. William Swearingen, M. Z. Ma
geau, P. e. Weaver, Miss Pearl john
son, Stella Mageau Florence Dendln,
ger, Mabelle Hunt, Flossie Suite, Peari
Puddey, lone Weaver, Helen Gardner
and Mary c. Brown.
Pacific Hive No. 46, Ladies OF the
Maccabees, has formulated plans Tor
active work during the next Few
months. e..
Social meetings will be a strong fea-
ture a series having been planneu'
The first of the series will be given at
Burbank hall Thursday evening, NO
vember II, under the auspices OF the
drill team. The amusing fallal en-
titled "Hilario Joundr' will be the at
traction, followed by whist and dane
ing. C. NJ. Stuarts orchestra VIII fur-
nish music for the occasion. A gen.
eral good time is promised.
The officers of the hive are: Mary
Baldwin lady commander; Kate Jet-
fers, Finance auditor; Edna Wads-
worth, record keeper.
LADY West Hive No. 56 will give its
annual bazaar Wednesday afternoon
and evening, November II, at Akey'
hall. corner of Vernon and Central
avenues. A concert will be held IN
the evening. Supper will be served
from $3.50 to $3.50 p. m.