Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-17
ROYAL ARCANUM

iE%EN5fz set Council No. 1O74
! ~ Thursday evening: Re
W. 10 gent, Frank L. Pitney
WAW vice regent, Fred N
Yale; orator, Ira r
Burks; sitting past regent, Arthur r
Gates; secretary, Charles 1. Sweet;
collector, A. Jay Gottschalk; treas
urer, George 8. Greene; chaplain, J. C.
Jones; guide, S. Sherwood King;
warden, F. r. Webb; sentry, Lewis
Hamlin; trustees, Roy H. Ford and
Frank B. Veasey.
After the meeting the orator invited
the members and grand officers pres
ent to a banquet at Fosgate & Rees'
which had been prepared for the occa-
sion.
The committee on reception to the
supreme regent will meet at the office
of the grand council Wednesday even
ing for the purpose Of completing the
arrangements for the visit Of the su-
preme regent In February, the date to
be announced later.
Notices have been issued to the re-
gents and orators Of the councils OF
Los Angeles to meet at the office OF
the grand council Wednesday evening
for the purpose Of organizing a regents
and orators association. The object Of
this association is to arrange and ex-
Va
entertaining the members Of the diff
f. -ent councils at the regular meetings
and to prepare, IL advisable, joint en-
tertatnmentS during the coming year;
also to encourage visitationS Of coun-
Gil officers to sister councils.
The supreme regents official cir
cular for January shows the net as
sets Of the Royal Arcanum to be over
$4,000, 900, and that the emergency fund
ho h. AryA l. =
that during the past year $3.50, 900 was
added to the fund. Death losses paid
since the institution amounted to
$121, 1893, 522.96 and $4,000 homes have
been aided and sustained by these
payments.
At the meeting Of Sunset Council
No. 1914 it was voted to move to the
new Walker auditorium building If the
proper hall could be secured, and that
the meetings Of the council be held
there after February 1.
The regent and orator Of Los. An
geles Council No. 1889 are arranging
for special entertainment for the
mem berS and visitors next Thursday
evening. 1t is the intention Of the new
regent, P. ]. Donnelly, to have some
thing of interest at every meeting
during his term Of office, and members
should make it a point to attend as
OLCen as possible. Inc council desires
to increase the membership in the next
few months to the four hundred
mark and a little help Of the mem
bers will do 1t. The council is in good
financial condition and live set OF
officers for the ensuing term has been
installed. Visitors are always well
come at the meetings, and every effort
is being made to make them feel al
home. It will be we'll for sister coun-
councils to keep their eye on Los An
geles council during 1909.
Deputy District Grand Regent c. O.
Goldman will install the officers OF
Santa Monica council Wednesday,
evening, January 81, and members OF
the order are requested to attend this
meeting. The officers Of the council
have arranged to entertain the visitors
on that evening.
The grand council VIII hold its ninth
session and second biennial In Blanch.
ard hall on the second Tuesday ir
April. The councils Of Los Angelo.
| will entertain the visiting delegates or
that occasion, and it is expected that g
| class initiation win be one of the spe-
cial features Of that time.