Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
FYaternNI and
THE FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD
.arhn Fraternal Rrot

sS4[IeSG a. cars, a dining car anu .
gH ~ baggage car, Will leave the
"a Arcade depot, Los Angeles
Sunday evening, July IL,
at 9 o'clock, under the di-
rection of Gen. George >. Adolph' Win
the following schedule: .o4
Arrive at Oakland, Sixteenth street
station July 19, at p m. leave oak
land. sixteenth street station, July ~
at II n. m: leave Sacramento July ZO'
AZ OK m. leave Shasta July 20, at
2 n m. arrive at Portland July q, al
40 n. M; leave Portland July Il at
II n M. arrive at Seattle July p, at
6:15 a. m. In addition, short stops VIII
be made at Tulare, Selma, MADEIRA,
Merced. Chico, Red Bluff, Redding ana
Dunsmuir in California; also at Ash
land, Medford and Eugene in oregon
Meals will be served on the dining
car.
Train will arrive at Fresno July II.
at about 9:35 a. M, where stop OF
thirty minutes will be made and a re-
ception rendered by the members OF the
Fresno lodges.
At Oakland special cars will be IN
waiting to take the members to the nan
of Oakland lodge No 1913, at which
point q band will accompany the parade
to Piedmont rink, where they VIII be
the guests of the San Francisco ana
Oakland lodges. and at which place the
mayor of Oakland is expected to give
short address of welcome, after Whlch
drills will be made by the companies
of the uniform rank and the escort
teams
A short stop of forty-five minutes will
be made at Shasta Springs, to enable
the members of the party to see the
beautiful scenery and drink the spark
ling Shasta water.
The schedule arranged allows ample
time after the arrival at Portland TO
enjoy a few hours around the city, and
that evening the travellers will be the
guests of the Portland lodges at re-
ception rendered in one of their halls.
Immediately upon arrival in Seattle
committees of the Seattle lodge VIII
meet the train and direct members OF
the party to hotels and rooming houses,
as they may desire, and accompany the
uniform rank and escort teams to
the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition
grounds, where the uniform rank Will
go into camp for six days. In the even
ing the uniform rank will return TO
the city and headed by band, VIII
make a parade from Pioneer block to
the Arcade hall, where reception VIII
be given by the famous escort team
of Rainier lodge No. 1856, in honor of
the visiting members of the supreme
lodge, uniform rank and escort teams
Olive lodge No sos, although SMALL
is reported as very substantial and
progressive The most striking evi-
dence of that quality is the hall built
by Eagle club, composed of a number
of the lodge members, and sublet to-
other organizations, thereby netting a
good interest on the investment. The
officers were installed July ! by Mrs.
"A. c. Moore.
Twenty-four people in one escort
team will represent Los Angeles lodge
" rgsH Hss,w,
they will be the lions of the day July
"a when the Fraternal Brotherhood
will be in the limelight. The best time
that can be afforded will be none too
good for the team that has labored so
hard and strenuously for the trip and
Travelled so far to make showing for
the good of the cause. 1t will be the
largest team in evidence in the COM
petitive drill. Refreshments are served
after the meetings of this lodge, and
the little sums realized have brought
the team nearer the goal each time
The escort team of Hermosa lodge
No 80 will attend the Seattle eXposi-
tion sixteen strong, and through a
series of entertainments and dances,
the last of which was the ball at Gold
berg's hall on the evening of July 3,
at which time a neat sum was added
to the treasury, has amply provided
the ways and means for a good trip.
The final preparations will engage the
attention of the members until July Is,
the date set for the departure.
Harrington lodge No. 600 has con-
tracted the initiating habit to the ex-
tent that each meeting night witnesses
several candidates put through the or
deal. Harrington lodge has been sol
[ silent about its accomplishments thatI
it cannot be stated authOritatiVely
whether it will be represented at the
A. Y. P. exposition.
Tourmaline lodge No. 430 of San Die
go installed officers July :. with Su-
preme President James A. Foshay mas
ter of ceremonies He was greeted en-
Enthusiastically, and was ably assisted
in the work, at the close of which he
was royalty entertained.
lodge No. "a installed officers jointly on
the evening of July s at the hall of the
former. These lodges are both well
differed, and give promise of success
ful terms.
c. A. Post, supreme counselor, made
his first visit to WideaWake lodge No.
656 and installed its officers July 6.
He found that lodge living up to all
that its name implies, and reports a
pleasant reception and a good meeting
Mrs. Ida Chapman has returned from
a sojOurn of several months in San
Francisco and vicinity, and during the
summer will devote her energies to Los
Angeles lodge No /, Angelus No POS
and Highland Park No. 591.
RROTHERHOOn OF