Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-21

dence the public has in our organiza-
ton and the benefits offered.
1.-THE order has paid in benefits since
the last meeting of the supreme lodge
1918, 941, and had in force December 81,
1908, $50, 49S, 100000 insurance.
1.-THE class initiation Monday evening
will be conducted by the supreme Off
GERS, and will do down in history as
unique on that account. That in July,
1907, of 2240 candidates, was the largest
event of it's kind ever conducted by
any organization, and, as the Fraternal
Brotherhood never does anything by
halves, it is certain that next week 1t
will live up to it's reputation"
The Fraternal Brotherhood for the
past three years has had at its head,
in the capacity of supreme president,
James A. Foshay, for many years SUI
perintendent of Los Angeles public
schools and a we'll known educator Its
business is conducted through an execu-
tive council composed of Supreme Past
President r. d. List, Supreme Presi-
dent James A. Foshay, Supreme Vice
President Emma r. Neidig, Supreme
Secretary H. v. Davis, Supreme Treas
urer w. H. Mead Supreme Medical Di-
rector DR.. C. w. Pierce. Supreme Coun-
cillor c. A. Post, and Supreme Trustees
Mrs. M. E. Keller and w. A. Vande-
grift.
Delegates and Alternates
The conventions held in the various
districts have resulted in the follow
ing delegates, with their alternates, be-
ing chosen as representatives to the
supreme lodge:
Convention No. 1, Seattle. Wash
Representatives, Dr. L. NJ. Hart, Mrs.
Margaret Dudley. Aiternates, W. H.
Merriam. Mrs. Nettie Mcclellan.
Convention No. 2, Butte, Mont.-Rep-
reSentative, M. G.. OMalley. Alternate,
DR.. A. G. Allan.
Convention No. 3, Portland, Ore
Representative, DR.. c. j. McCusker.
Alternate, George T. Picket.
Convention No. 4, Sacramento, Call
Representatives, w. w. Melvin, George
Greenwich. Alternates, DR.. A. J. Lam
dis. Lille A Gates.
Convention No. 5, San Francisco, Cal.
Representatives, G. d. Rathke, M. b.
Hornbeck, Paul lessen. Alternates,
Mrs. E. ]. Morris, Mrs. Maggie Leek,
Mrs. A. M. Powers.
Convention No. 6. Pacific Grove. Cal
Representative, A. W. Henderson.
Alternate, Lawrence Cullen.
Convention No. Z, Fresno, Cal.-Rep-
resentatives, A. e. Musselman, Maggie
Vincent. Alternates, A. B. Hopkins,
Mrs. E. H. Brown.
Convention No. s, San Luis Obispo,
al.-Representative, j. w. Eddy. AL
ternate, George e. Hume.
Convention No. 8, Los Angeles, CAL
Representatives, Allan Durand, Claude
Clement, Dr. G. E. Willard. Alternates,
D. A. Schweitzer, DR.. w. H. Mayne,
Louis Culver.
Convention No. 10, Los Angeles, Cal.
Representatives, George Hood, James
A1fnrnqfdC l. H00SlF-
c. E. Underwood.
Convention No. II, Santa Ana, CAL
Representatives, c. L. Warf1eld, A. H.
Edmonds. AIternates, Mrs. E. H. Boyd
Helene A. Galbraith.
Convention No. II, Riverside, CAL
Representatives, DR.. w. H. Ballard,
X K. Fritz. Alternates, L. Sherrard,
Mrs. S. e. Abbott.
Convention No. Is, Phoenix, AriZ.-
Representative, H. f. DeSousa. Alter
nate, H. V. Anaya.
Convention No. IA, FIT. Worth, Tex
Representatives, DR.. c. F. Braden, w.
T. Russell. Alternates, Mary Reynolds,
Nora B. Walton.
Representatives appointed by the ex-
ecutive council: w. F. Creelman, New
ada: Miss Minnie Brown, Utah: Frank
Alderman, New Mexico; William Palm,
Colorado; Mrs. Nellie Carver, Idaho;
w. w. Hayden, Michigan; Frank
Lighthouse, Wisconsin,; E. I. Herrick,
Kansas.
Following is the program for the
week:
Monday, 10 n. m.-Deputies' convention in
Maple hall, T. F. B. building. Light lunch
served by the presidents and past presidents
association to representatives, deputies and
visiting members from II m. to p. m.
Monday evening-Unform rank parade. Class
initiation at Goldberg Bosley assembly rooms,
corner sixteenth and Flower streets.
Tuesday, 10 a. m.-Opening of supreme lodge
in Alhambra hall, T. F, B. building
Tuesday, 10 80 a. m.-Address of welcome by
Hon. William D. Stephens, mayor of Los An
geles. Response by H. F.>De Souza' Bisoee
Ariz.
Tuesday. $50 p. informal reception in the
Home Office building to representatives dep
uties and visiting members.
acknowledgements lodge session.
Wednesday evening-Lodge meetings as fol-
lows: Royal California lodge No. 400, Wash
ington and Griffith streets Harrington lodge
No. 600 Maple hall, T. F. B. building. Min
lodge No. 645, Mammoth hall, 517 South
Broadway.
Thursday-Supreme lodge session.
Thursday evening-Lodge meetings as fol-
lows: Los Angeles lodge No. /, A1hambra hall
T. f. B. building. Fraternity lodge No. 317
Faulks hall, 1924 West Washington street
sushine lodge No AS, Caledonia hall, 119A
South Spring street.
Friday neutrality-suspicious. will be entA-
building. Ladies will attend theater under es-
cort OF the ladies of the executive council
Saturday-General round up of supreme lodge
business
Saturday evening-Supreme lodge banquet at
Hotel Hayward s o'clock