Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
THE FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

S$zS> sa lodge, under the direc-
ton of Percy Bowman, last
Monday night in Alhambra
hall, the Fraternal Brotherhood build
ing.
The cast of characters is as follows:
Duchess of Middlesex. ........ Edna Henry
Lady Fanny her daughter. Sarah Pugsley
Lord Algernon Penryhne, a silent person
....................... T. sheehan
James, a butler .............. Evert Little
Lou Dayton Chicago belle. Arrilla steward
Madge Dayton, her younger sister, May Eoie
Dick Majendi, their cousin Percy Bowman
Company No 4, uniform rank, an
nounces the dance and entertainment to
be given at Rutherfords palm garden
June 4. The company has leased TINS
place for that evening, and expects TO
materially increase its eXchequer as a
result. Company No. will be in the
vanguard of the Seattle procession.
Grotesque and beautiful are the adj
jectives that apply to the paper cos
fumes worn in the carnival given by
the escort team of Los Angeles lodge
No. 1 Thursday evening, May ". Those
who did not care for the dancing were
entertained at whist in the parlors. In
this way everybody was furnished
good time.
walkers theater has been leased for
the night of June Z by the escort team
of Los Angeles lodge No. 1. 1t will be
the first June effort though not the
last one to, raise money for the pro-
posed Seattle trip. good attendance
is promised.
Four bay district lodges united in re-
ceiving Supreme President James A.
Foshay May Is, and presented him with
good class for Initiation. Berkeley
No. 440 played the part of host, and
was ably assisted by Richmond No. 217,
Maple Leaf No. $50 and Alameda No
319. An excellent program was rem
dered Columbia No. 25S of San Fran
cisco was also visited, and on the re-
turn Melrose No. $40, in conjunction
with several surrounding lodges, fur
nished a small class. The meeting was
a good one, and furnished the impetus
for a continued journey to Gustin to
enjoy the picnic scheduled by the good
people of that San Joaquin valley Sec
ton May %. This proved the climax
of an enjoyable and profitable trip.
Much credit is due the members of
the "Get Busy" club No. 1 of Whittier
for the manner in which they drew the
attention of the public in the face of
opposition of other entertainments the
night of May 20, when they filled their
hall with an appreciative audience, who
took the trip to Seattle by picture. AT
ter the lecture Grand Booster Stanley
announced that refreshments in the
form of ice cream and cake would be
served in the banquet room, which was
beautifully decorated with Chinese Ian
terms and flowers.
An appreciative audience viewed the
pictures of the trip to Seattle at Glen
dale on the evening of MAY 81. A Get
Busy club of twelve members was
formed, with Mrs. G.. C. Pulliam as
grand booster. The following comprise
the club, and their determination is to
get to Seattle by some 'hook or crook:
c. o. Pulliam, Mrs. G. o. Pulliam,
Alex Mitchell, Miss Lorraine Mitchell, G.
H. Cushing, f. B. Valentine, DR.. d. w.
Hunt, John Smalley, Mabel Benson,
Frances REIN, Mrs. Warren Benson
and F. w. Richardson.
Santa Monica lodge No. 1873 received
the Seattle booster delegation on the
evening of May %, and a goodly num-
Der of the members again pledged
themselves to aid in the upbuilding of
the lodge by joining the Get Busy"
club. With Mrs. Mary Brown as grand
booster they are going to add to their
already strong lodge. Following is the
list: Mrs. Mary Brown, Mr.. and Mrs
Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Ella
Gordon, Mary Gordon, Frank Casper,
Anna M. Casper, Henry Stone, Tom
Vandergrift, Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Hoffman, Mr.
Lindsey, Hugh Miller, Henrietta Holt
man. Mr. and Mrs. Case, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sigrist, Mrs. Loomis, Mrs. Ashwath
B. S. Daugherty, James Abbott, Ed
ward Gripp, T. w. Driscoll, Mr. Simons,
Olive Yeaton, Mr.. and Mrs. Gross, Sid
ney George. Mr.. Lewis, Mrs. Towles,
Arthur Rookie and Ray Whitson.
A Get Busy club was formed at
Alhambra lodge No. 1855 Monday even
ing, May %, with the following boost
w 1saIr fnyss
George w. Wilcox Mrs. George w.
Wilcox, w. F. Whaite, Mrs. William
Handley, William Handley, Clyde w.
Burdick, j. w. Trump Mrs. ]. w
Trump, o. E. Streler, L. e. Hollenbeck
and Mr.. Lindeman.