Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
BROTHERHOOD AMERICAN
YEOMEN

n Ivanboe homestead, No.
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EN 141S, gave a box social and
\(S <N dance Wednesday night.
@WeI To say that it was grand
If.{.SeNI success would hardly ex-
AA press it. Those who at
(sV tended, especially the men,
wv did not seem to be affected
" by the hard times" that
we hear talked about so much. but came
through and tried to outdo each other
in bidding II. A. Miller was the otIl-
cial auctioneer, and he made goou. ms
only defect was that he stammers III ms
speech, and often times would MAKE
mistakes and blunders, thereby causing
the bidders to raise their own DluS-
Miller got what he was after, and that
was the money. He was ably assisted
by a professional capper who was con-
tinually starting the bid with 'four
bits" and getting cold feet when 1t came
TO or over a dollar Archers Larson
and Price acted as cash boys, and Lady
Rowena handled the change. Between
S25 and $50 was raised and added to the
already heavy local fund Boxes
brought from S5 cents to $4 There
were some forty beautiful and artistic
baskets, and the judges met with great
difficulty in selecting the winner of the
first, second and third prizes. Wini-
fred B. Rogers, first, Mrs. D. c. sui
Ivan, second, and Miss May Solt, third.
DR.. c. H. Lewis, the popular Main
street druggist, received an order on
local dry gods firm for ten yards OF
green ribbon as prize for being the
heaviest bidder of the evening. buying
Winifred B. Rogers basket, winner OF
first prize.
Wednesday night, April 1, Ivanhoe
will give a novel entertainment and
dance-in other words, an "All Fools
party-and if you don't want to be
fooled and have a royal good time you
had better turn out to this function
and see what we intend to hand you.
Come dressed as foolish as you wish.
but leave your mask at home, for you
will look foolish enough before the
evenings pleasure is over, without put
ting on any outside show or appear
ance.
crack drill team of the Crusofry will
confer the second degree on number
of candidates. A large attendance is
expected. There will be no card notices.
California homestead No. 174S, B. A.
Y, held an unusually interesting busi-
ness meeting Friday night. Five can
didates were initiated into the mys-
teries of Yeomanry Several applicants
were balIoted for and accepted for in
jtiation at our next business meeting
two weeks from Friday night.
Our meeting was 81 dtCu ~ ~
presence of Coast Manager Brother II.
A. Miller and lady.
Social features of the evening" FIRE.
mont Scott being found guilty of Vio-
lating some of the social rules OF our
order plead guilty and was fined bowl
of punch and a cake. This fine was i'm
mediately paid, the payment OF Whlch
penalty was enjoyed by all present.
Owing to the fact of our lodge being
Young and the financial condition of our
country at present being critical, the
presence of Lady Rowena Gray in our
city is anxiously looked forward to IN
order to save us from an apprehended
or possible death claim, viz, Brother L.
II. Gray.
California homestead gave their semi |
monthly ball Friday night, March 20,
TO say that we were glad TO see brotner
IT. H. Gray back from his northern trip
hardly expresses it. Brother H. A.
Miller, Pacific coast manager, favored |
us with his presence and assistance in
entertaining during the entire evening.
The following prizes were distributed:
Finest appearing couple i'm grand
march, free-for-all door prize. water
pitcher: first and second prizes for
Prize dancers, Miss Lewis, Mrs. S. ].
Hannon L. Earl Meeker and Vincent |
Titman.
April 3 we Will give dllONhCi 'CSi.'i
entertainment at the same place. Maple
hall. #. F. B. building, $40 South
Figueroa street. One feature of the
evening will be a wedding ceremony, to
be performed on the ball room floor at
1890. to which all are cordially in
vited. Admission to hall will be free.
Standing entertainment committee:
Invitation, H. B. Kiser; introduction
Mrs. LIE Prid; floor, Fremont Scott
Ponisettia homestead No 1875, B. A.
Y, gave their farewell social dance in
Lindley hall, 1861 South Main street
Saturday evening, March q, which was
largely attended and enjoyed by ALL |
Poinsettia homestead is becoming so
popular that they are compelled to |
secure larger quarters and have taken |
the large Mammoth hall, 5171a South |
Broadway, where they will give a |
Leap Year ball Thursday evening, |
April 9 The Misses Blanche Newbern |
Sadie Botsford and a corps of able as
sistants will be in charge. A grand |
time is assured to ALL Music by Bush's |
Yeomen orchestra.
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