Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
AND SECRET SOCIETIES
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD

Vernon camp furnished
5~, the most important news
- item last week when 1t
%fAM banqueted at a Vernon
I koM T and Central avenue cafe
" =. x last Wednesday night. Ed
%~NyeSk. My Hollands winning colts
~SGfkaagS'D achieved glory and dis
tinction during the campaign, ana sew
eral Neighbors wear prize badges as d
consequence. After initiating five can
didates the camp adjourned to the ad-
joining cafe and enjoyed one OF the
finest banquets ever placed before a
bunch of enthusiastic choppers. Neigh
bor Consul Commander Powers was
chairman of the losing side. and Neigh
Dor REVERE was the postmaster. The
invited guests were the consul COM
manders of the camps of Los Angeles,
Head Adviser T.iC. Neale and Clerks.
Foley of La Fiesta camp and A. f.
Borden of Fremont camp, and Organ
izer G.. f.. Stretch The speakers who
were called upon to address the ban
queters were c. c. Let's of Eastlake
camp, T. II. Chapman of Vernon camp,
A. F. Borden of Fremont camp. Cap
tain Rogers of Vernon camp, captain
Scott of Fremont camp, e. Holland Of
Vernon camp, District Organizer G. e.
Stretch, Clerk j. II. Foley Of La Fiesta.
and Head Adviser T. G. Veale, who de-
HNtlttl lllt III IllNlIldi bihitNN VI tiiR
evening. NeighbOr Jack of Vernon
camp was the recipient of the diamond
medal presented by Neghbor LomaX
for securing the most applications.
Neighbor Thompson received the watch
fob and Neighhor Chapman the gold
stump button. Organizer Stretch made
the presentation address brand new
campaign was opened for new members.
not to close until the membership
reaches 200. when another banquet will
be spread, presumably about Christmas
time
Head Consul l. I. Boak. with Head
Manager Hawk and Stratome of Den
Yer, Is on y tour of the jurisdiction.
and spent Friday night at Santa. Bar
bara. where a rousing meeting was held
hv Chananal camp i'm their honor. Las
night was given to San Diego. where
q lar"e class Of candidates was mi
tiated for Miramar camp. A number of
Los Angeles Woodmen also accom-
panied the head officers on the trip.
Fremont camp celebrated its eleventh
anniversary last Thursday evening.
About $50 members of Fremont camp
and their families accepted the invita-
ton Dancing and card playing were
INDUCED in to a late hour Refresh
ments were served Several applica-
tons for membership were received
during the evening.
Eastlake camp was we'll attended
Tuesday night. One application was
received The team under the leader
ship of Captain Fisher was out in full
force. and conducted one stranger
through the forest. Captain Fisher and
his team won the first prize offered by
the various camps Of the city for the
largest incatherinP Of new members
from January / to Nav I. The prize Of
S15 in gold and the prize of $40 offered
by Organizers Stretch and Price made
total to this team Of So The prizes
were presented by H. II. HAYWARD,
banker Of Fremont camp. and Organ
izer Stretch in beautiful ard forceful
addresses. The camp is planning to
celebrate its tenth anniversary August
81, and an invitation is extended for
every booster of Eastlake camp to get
busy on new material
David camp met as usual and had q
splendid meeting. on the first of next
month the camp will enter campaign
to raise its membership to 200 by the
irst OF the year. Man applications
are being taken in at every meeting.
and the boys are all hustling.