Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
OF FRATERNAL )
ROYAL COURT

A prize whist party VIII
be given Monday evening
LkG6nA-A by the Iris club of Pico
AkCkF'l assembly, No. s, Royal
\ Court, at old Masonic hall,
NJ corner of West Pico and El
Molino streets. Ice cream
and cake will be served free to all who
attend. Members of sister assemblies
are cordially invited to be present.
June % Pico assembly will give its
usual monthly entertainment. A splen-
did program has been prepared for this
occasion, and fipe Chinese chocolate
set will be awarded free as door prize.
At the meeting last Monday evening
No. s elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: c. L. Erickson, w.
c.; /. w. Brown, V. c; Mrs. Mary
Thayer. counsellor; Mrs. 1. j. Knup-
penberg, lady of honor; Mrs. B. V.
Rice, advocate; Mrs. Mary Martin,
warden; N. Knuppenberg, sentinel; b.
v. Rice, G. 5. Pennington and Mrs l..
w. Brown auditing and finance COM
mittee; Mrs. L. Gress, Mrs. n. Green
and N Knuppenberg, trustees. Several
candidates were initiated at this meet
ing and a good social time had under
good of the order.
Los. Angeles assembly, No. ., will in
itiate another class of candidates Tues
day evening. Nine candidates were
elected to membership at the last meet
ing. A large class of candidates is be-
ing organized to be known as the
Walker class, to be initiated at the time
Rev. Hugh X. Walker of the Presby-
terian church is initiated in July, date
of which will be announced later.
The following officers to serve for the
ensuing six months were elected by No.
at its last meeting: L. F. Wright, w.
G.; Leroy Hicks, p. w. c.; Geo. P.
Cook. V. c.: j. L. Sheck, counsellor;
Mrs. Flora Getcheil. bishop; j. l.
Jones, herald; Miss Flora Getehen
lady of honor: VIM. Sufferson, advo-
cate; j. w. Hutton, warden; Fred Bal
lou, sentinel c. H. Won Breton, Ray
Thomas and Miss BERTHE Bentien, audit
ing and finance committee; 7. NJ. Bark
lev. Theo. Finkinstein, VIM. Sufferin
trustees. on account of the election
and the Something doing which fol-
lowed the business session, there was
an extra large attendance of members.
No. 2 will give a public assembly
June 29 Vice Chancellor Cook is chair
man of the committee and has issued
printed invitations to members and Sc
lected friends.
The department of the royal guards
of Royal Court is experiencing boom
under the leadership of Gen w. }. Ha-
ney, who has charge of the drill work
in the order.
In addition to the two companies of
women in Nos. 2 and s, a, company of
men in each assembly has been pro-
posed, and already six young men have
signed the muster roll in No. 3 and
eleven in No. 2. The work of the Wom-
en- in both assernbl is showing much
Improvement under the instruction OF
Courtier Haney.
Courtier Mattison B. Jones. royal
counsellor of the Royal Court. will
leave Tuesday as a delegate to attend
the National Baptist association con-
vention, to be held at Portland, Ore,
next week. Courtier Jones will be ac-
companied by his wife and daughter
and they will visit the fair at Seattle
before their return home in about d
month
The San Diego assembly does not pro-
pose to be outdone by any other assem-
bly in enterprise. 1t sent a reception
committee and a brass band TO the
train to meet Royal Chancellor Chappel
last Wednesday. At the meeting tnat
evening a large class of representative
candidates was initiated. No. 3S ike
the city of San Diego, is growing.