Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-27
/ AND SECRET SOCIETIES
ROYAL COURT

Monday evening. June 2S,
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~ is the date of the monthly
LSGE0A-A public entertainment OF
I'VAhCHFol Pico assembly No. s. which
EaS1 ! will be held in old Masonic
4 hall, corner Pico and El
- Molino streets. The pro-
gram to be presented is composed Oh
the following we'll known artists: lrlsh
monologue. Miss Margaret Baker; Ylo-
lin. solo, John Polak: reading, Walter
Nelson: vocal solo, Miss M. Dixon; reel
tation, Miss Grace Young; string quar-
tet, Polak brothers; stereopticon trip
through old Mexico, Pacific Stereopu-
con company.
After the close of the program dane
ing will be indulged in and splendid
orchestra has been secured for TINS
occasion. A feature of the entertain
ment will be the awarding of beau
tiful So Japanese chocolate set as an
attendance prize.
Tuesday evening, June 20. Los An
geles assembly No. 2 will entertain its
members and friends with fine mu-
sical and literary program, followed by
dancing at Garfield hall. Walker Thea
ter building. Admittance can only be
had by presenting printed invitation
cOuntersigned by some member of the
assembly. A large reception and floor
committee has been appointed to pro-
mote the good fellowship so famous in
the Royal Court.
The whist party given by the Iris club
the ladies' "help" club of Pico No s
last Monday evening was a delightful
success. The prizes were won by Mrs
Sam J. Chapel. Mrs. Winship
and Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Rice Cake
and ice cream were served at the close
of the meeting. Courtier Wallace Bark
ley assisted the club by furnishing the
ice cream.
Ten new members made application
last week to join the various COM
panies of the Royal Guards, the Cour-
tiers company receiving the major por-
tion of them. Since the advent of
Courtier Haney as the chief Royal
Guard booster there has been "some-
thing doing" He has devised a plan
of campaign to increase the member
ship this summer, and is offering a $50
Diamond ring as the first prize, a $50
tatlor-made suit as a second prize, and
a $40 suit case, with toilet articles at
tached, as a third prize These prizes
can only be competed for by lady MEM
bers of the several Royal Guard COM
panies, and as an inducement to the
Courtier Royal Guardsmen to hustle
free uniforms are offered.
The topic most discussed in Royal
Court circles last week was "How large
call we make l1e REV. hugh n. walk
er class by July 27?" DR.. Walker will
be initiated on that date, and the mem
bers are all hoping and working to
honor him with a large class of candi-
dates on the occasion of his becoming
a member of the order
Relvidere assembly No "a secured six
new members last week through the
efforts of Courtier r. E. L. Deputy
The assembly now meets in Bevione
hall, and DR.. c. H. Oakwood is the
examining physician.
Royal Scrivener c. w. Fleming spent
a couple of days in Riverside last week
Los Angeles assembly No. 2 is con-
graduating itself that it did not lose a
member last month by suspension. This
is record to be proud of, the credit
for which is largely due to its efficient
master of eXchequer, Fred Willox.
Bishop-elect Lady George A. Getchell
is occupying with her family her beau
tiful Manhattan Beach home for the
summer.
Lady George H. Felch and daughter
have been spending the last two weeks
at Manhattan, where they will probably
remain for the season.
The Royal Court Beach Club House
association is in process of organiza-
ton, having already sold about half of
the stock. The association has taken
an option on a corner lot at Manhattan
and will erect a club house to cost
tbout $4,000.