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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18

T Asst Monday night Hermosa lodge
No. 80 of the Fraternal Brother
IA hood installed its officers for the
second term of the year 1909. With
this term Hermosa hopes to begin
new career for itself During the past
few years Hermosa lodge has grown
at an almost marvellous rate, but that
it can grow even faster, and that even
more interest can be taken by its mem
bers has been assured by the fact that
the membership is inspired by new con-
fidence and enthusiasm and with new
hopes for a successful term.
Hermosa has about 1900 members. An
increase TO 1000 is expected during next
year. The plan of campaign is as fol-
lows: Meetings will be short and con-
siderable time will be devoted to pleas
ure. However with the first meeting
in September Hermosa will hold kind
Of reunion, which as it is planned Will
be the largest meeting 1t has held In
years. From this period a number of
new and novel features will be In
stigated. At each meeting the commit
tee will endeavor to produce something
new and, If possible, original to inter-
est those attending. It will be a special
aim Of all officers and members to
make the lodge room place which will
afford intense interest and pleasure to
all who attend the meetings. lodge
to be like one large family, bound to-
gether by fraternal love, is the aim.
But even families very readily lose
their friendly feeling when scattered
far and wide, therefore IL is hoped to
gather into the meetings the many good
and worthy members who have not
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18

The program for the Fraternal Bro
therhood week at the A.-Y.-P. exposi-
tion will be as follows:
Thursday, July %, 8 p. m.-Parade Of
supreme officers, uniform rank, escort
teams and members, from Pioneer
square to Arcade hall. to IL p. NJ
Reception to supreme officers, uniform
rank, escort teams and visiting MEM
bers and all Seattle lodges by Rainier
lodge; admission by password or in
Vitation.
Friday, July 23.-Sightseeing A-Y.-P.
exposition. $50 p. m.-Boat ride on
Lake Washington, complimentary to
visiting members of the order; Myrtle
and Latona lodges, hosts.
Saturday, July 24.-Special day at the
A.-Y.-P. exposition. 10 a. m.-Parade
uniform rank escort teams, members
of the order and visitors through the
grounds. II a. m.-Auditorium, formal
program. 12 m.-Basket picnic to
p. m.-Competitive drill, escort teams,
i'll Washington building. $50 p. m.--
Dress parade U. r., T. F. B., in sta
Gium. to p. m.-Competitive drill,
escort teams, in Washington building.
Awarding of prizes to winning teams,
Clint w. Lee, S. P. P. Awarding Of
cup to winning lodge, Mrs. e. r. Nei-
dig, S. V. p. to II p. m-Informal
dancing, Hillman City orchestra.
Sunday, July 25, 2:30 p. manual
service, U. r., T. F. B., at Woodland
park Musical program under direction
OF Clint w. Lee, S. P. p. Sermon, Rev.
J. A. Bachelor, supreme chaplain.
Monday, July 26.--At home smoker at
the encampment. in honor of Seattle
Military association and escort teams.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18

been faithful in their attendance. Co
operation and help are asked to do this.
officers may be efficient, but the MEM
bers must cooperate with them in or
der to make their term success.
Past President Robert Whitfield VIII
lend a willing hand in carrying out
this policy. The new president, j. q.
Stick, who was installed last Monday
evening, has mapped out a course OF
entertainment and improvement in the
vario1s parts of the lodge, which Will
make the work so much more inter-
esting than it has ever been before
that the members will not only attend
themselves, but induce their friends to
Join. Mr.. Stick has a wide experience
in lodge work During the past few
years he has been prominently con-
nected with many of the large lodges,
and his experience gives him every op-
portunity to bring Hermosa lodge in
the lead of all others in the order.
Mrs. d. A. Gutherie, the vice presi-
dent, shows thorough record of good
work done In the lodge room. She is
fully acquainted with all the details of
the lodge room work, and her presence
in the vice presidents chair means
much for the success of the coming
term.
Mrs. Campbell, the chaplain, is an
old standby in the lodge ROOM one
whose enthusiasm and untiring efforts
have helped make Hermosa what 1t is.
Sister Rawles has been reelected to
the place of secretary and will con-
tinue to give good service to the lodge.
The treasurer G.. w. Bailey, now has
his office at 113 West Third street
where dues may be paid.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18

of progress burning within them last
Wednesday night and made eloquent
speeches that had the effect of stirring
the enthusiasm of the members of the
camp present to a fine glow, and there
is no doubt that good work will result
from them. Let it be kept up and it
will be but a shcrt time before the
camp will not only be the banner camp
of the state, but also the banner camp
of the nation.
The committee has announced a spe-
cial meeting for the members of Golden
State camp and their families to be
held on Saturday night. July 81, at the
hall, 81 South Hill street. This will be
a meeting worth attending, for it will
be a regular old fashioned family re-
union affair." with the idea of getting
acquainted and having a genuine old
fashioned social good time. Don't let
a member of Golden State camp miss
1t or fail to bring his wife or sweet
heart. The committee, consisting of j.
|. Taylor, B. e. Bach and ]. A. Myers,
has the meeting in charge and will
provide the entertainment and refresh
ments.
Lon Davis was a visitor at Golden
State camp last Wednesday night. He
belongs to camp No. 1926, located at
Baker City, Ore. He came as men,
ber of the Baker City band to attend
the Elks' convention. He is an en-
thusiastic Woodman and entertained
the boys with neat speech of praise
and encouragement.
j. w. Carrigan. w. H. Taylor, Frank
Reynolds, j. A. Herbelin and others
made stirring short talks last Wednes-
day night, and the meeting, though
smaller in point of members present
than usual was one of the most en-
thusiastic held for some time.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18

day evening was well attended. The
walker class committee, consisting
Of Dr. Coldwells, w. J. Haney and
Lady George A. Getchell, reported
,"progress," and several special fea-
lures were arranged for the meeting
July 27.
Queen assembly No. Al will hold an
interesting meeting next Wednesday
evening at DieFs hall, corner Central
avenue and Adams street, at which 1t
is expected that more than a dozen cam
didates will be initiated and arrange
ments made for public entertain
ment July %. The meeting last week
was omitted.
Belvedere assembly No. "a will hold
a regular business session at BeVione's
hall corner East First and Indiana
streets. next Thursday evening and
initiate another class of candidates.
Growing has become a regular habit
with No "a of late. An entertainment
is on the tapis for the near future.
South Gate assembly No. 40 will meet
again next Friday evening at Rhodes
hall, Moneta avenue and Fifty fifth
street. There will be much work to do
initiating candidates and making final
arrangements for the open meeting to
be held July 30. No. 40 purposes being
the second largest assembly in the city
in another sixty days., so Miss Pico
would do we'll to look to her laurels.
Seven members of South Gate as
sembly visited No 2 last Tuesday even
ing and profited much by the expert
ence.
The home office in the Stimson build
ing was honored during last week with
visits from Past Worthy Chancellor j.
| o. Falkinham, three times chancellor
of Oakland assembly No. rs, and How
ard w HinmGn, master of exchequer
III DAf1
courtiers were accompanied by their
wives.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18

The Seattle special. which leaves the
Arcade station tonight, is scheduled to
carry 300 happy people to the exposi-
tiOn.
Companies 1 and of the uniform
rank of Texas, from Houston and FL
Paso, arrived Thursday and took part
in the Elks' parade on Friday, acting
as part of the escort to the Fraternal
Brotherhood float.
An accommodating feature of the
Fraternal Brotherhood excursion train
will be the fact that the passengers
will be carried right to the exposition
grounds.
The escort team of No. I lodge an
nounces that it has raised money
enough and 81 per member to spare to
take thirteen girls to the exposition.
This lodge held no meeting last Thurs
Cay night, as everybody viewed the
Elks' parade.
Redlands lodge, No. 27, had the pleas
ure of having it's officers installed by
General Adolph on Saturday night
week ago. He reports the lodge in a
flourishing condition, and with bright
prospects for the future. A pleasant
entertainment and refreshments were
served to welcome the visitor and 9TH
ers.
History as made from day to day on
the Fraternal Brotherhood special will
be chronicled by The Fraternal Bro
therhood Daily, which will be printed
every day aboard the train. The fol
lowing is the staff Editor, A. C.
Moore; assistant editor, Mrs H. V.
Davis; general manager. H. B. Good
rich; society editor, w. w. Carruthers;
circulation manager, L. j. Stanley.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
LADIES' AUXILIARY A. o. H.

Prominent among the many visitors
which Los Angeles entertains TINS
week are Mrs James Martin and Miss
Harriet Goggin of San Francisco, state
president and state secretary, respec-
lively. of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians, says the
Tidings. They attended the meeting
of the local auxiliary in Lincoln hall
last Monday evening A large num-
ber of members were present and gave
the state officers a typical Los An
geles welcome. The hall was artis-
tically decorated. The meeting was
called to order by the president, Mrs.
M. Forester, at $3.50 O'Clock. A great
deal of business was transacted.
The contest between the Shamrocks
and Golden Rods was brought to a
close with the Golden Rods victors Six
new members received the obligation.
The initiation of all the members re-
ceived during the contest will take
place in the near future.
Under the good of the order, the
president Mrs. Forester, welcomed the
state president and the state secretary
to Los Angeles and presented to them
Elk badges kindly sent by State Presi-
dent McGarry of the A. o. H. A
literary and musical program was pre-
sented by Miss M. lyman, Miss M. j.
O'Sullivan, Miss Flossie Donnolly, Miss
Grace DonnOlly, MISS cora Young, MISS
Lillian Young and Mrs. Anna It. Dug
gan.
Mrs. Martin made a brief address,
complimentary to the local auxiliary
She was pleased to know that the
auxiliary is cooperating with the A.
o. H. in an effort to introduce the
study of Irish history in the Catholic
schools.
Remarks were also made by the state
secretary, Miss Goggin, Mrs. lyman,
Miss p. p. O'Brien and Mrs. Duggan.
After the meeting adjourned refresh
ments were served.
Several theater and house parties
have been planned in honor of Mrs
Martin and Mrs. Goggin.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18

have arranged a very
X 4sattractive program for
40 stag entertainment
Coupon invitations may be secured al
the club rooms by the members. Thls
will be the first of a series of these
affairs which the members propose to
give during the year. invitations are
being mailed to the nearby lodges, and
a strong delegation from the outside
has been promised. There will be typ
ical stag entertainment The club rooms
were in demand the week past as mead
quarters for the members of the order
who were visiting the city for the Elks
entertainment. The central location
was very handy for the boys to drop
into, and Caterer Carlson was at his
wits end every day to feed the hungry
Home lodge gave way to the enter
tainment of the visitors in the city and
held only a short business meeting on
Friday evening, as the members wished
to view the parade and attend the diff
ferent functions with their visitors.
Friday evening next the social commit
tee has prepared an entertainment for
the members and their friends. There
will be no charge for admission, and
the members are requested by the COM
mittee to be present and bring their
friends.
Supreme Treasurer Brockway reports
the weather in oregon as dull ana
gloomy, but the enthusiasm of the
members is like the Imperial valley
weather. which he was enjoying the
first of the month, '110 in the shade,
and no shade" He reports business
in the northern state as being good
and slightly better than expected. Glass
limitations are being arranged in every
lodge, and the members are always glad
when the supreme treasurer writes
them he will be there on such day.
Supreme President j. l. Mclaughlin
was honored by the Spanish War Vet
Grams by being elected delegate to the
district, and also delegate to the ma
tional convention by Roosevelt camp
No. 9. u 6. w. V. The supreme pres-
dent has been one of the camps most
active members and boosters, and his
honors are the reward for service. He
is very proud of the honors conferred
on him, as the veterans are "show
me" crowd, and to win out in that or
ganization means delivering the
goods"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
GOOD TEMPLARS

Merrill lodge, No. 299, of the I. o. G.
T., held an open meeting in the hall at
22O1s South Main street last Monday
evening. The occasion was a package
social, in charge of a committee with
Mrs r. d. McCollum as chairman. A
good program was given. Old-fash-
ioned games were played and the whole
evening was thoroughly enjoyed, with
sweets of homemade confectionery.
All members are urged to be present
next Monday night, as there will be an
important business session.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18

nh. roao+fnq of No. last Monday
evening was very interesting one
rrhe attendance was the largest IN It's
history. The attraction was the m
stallafion of officers-elect by koyai
Herald Wright, Lady of Honor MIS-
Tower. and Acting Royal Herald Cour-
tier Ballou, assisted by Company 81
Rova1 guards. Preceding the installa-
tion a fine class of candidates was
given the mysteries of the order. After
the close of the business session and an
interesting Good of the order, at
which Royal Chancellor Chapel Roy
al Herald Wright, Royal Lady of Hon
or Mrs. Tower, Gen. Haney, Drs. Mon
tague. Coldwells and Yaeger, Capt.
Bentien, Chancellor Erickson, p. w. {.
Rice and others spoke, refreshments
we're served in the banquet room and
an hour passed in dancing. Monday
evening, July 26, No. will hold its
regular public session, at which a fine
program, prize whist and dancing will
be the kind of entertainment offered.
Los Angeles assembly No. will hold
a very important meeting Tuesday
evening in the Walker theater build
ing preparatory to the big class initia-
ton to be held July 27, at which Rev.
Hugh X. Walker, pastor of the I'M
manuel Presbyterian church, Will be
! initiated. A musical program will also
| be heard at this meeting under good
| of the order" Notwithstanding the
interesting things going on all the
week, the meeting of No. 2 last Tues
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS

Wednesday evening, July 21, Jessie
Benton Fremont tent No. 4, Daughters
of Veterans, will tender reception to
their department president, Lizzie
Belle Cross. and her staff at the home
of A. j. Wilson, $40 st. Paul avenue
All patriotic orders have been invited
to attend.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18

Ing program OF music and readings,
preceding which Angel City installed
its officers.
Angel City lodge meets on the Sec
ond and fourth Friday nights of each
month in Mammoth hall, 517 South
Broadway. Sunrise lodge meets every
Monday night at Wells hall, Vernon
and Central avenues Both lodges are
good entertainers and extend the glad
hand to all members of the order.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
HONOR

Angel City lodge,
No. 1888, knights and
Ladies of Honor, was
given a surprise at it's
last meeting by the
visit of a bunch of
members from Sun
rise lodge, No. 3100,
who gave an interest
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18

It's as easy TO sgcure u bargain In a used
automobile through want advertising, as Il
used to be-and stlll is-to secure a hOrss
and carriage
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

One of the most striking
of the emblematic floats
of the various fraternal
organizations in Fridays 8
parade was that of the
knights of Pythias. The
float committee, selected
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA

Vernon camp, No. 9S75,
Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea, at its last meeting re-
ceived word that the head
consul, A. r. Talbot, will
visit here in October. Meet
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
ROYAL COURT

. Pico assembly will give
R\ a prize whist party Mon,
iRSaA %5soSIs S@y SEsnIns Rs1 at ptoo 5o' aad Gid
EIzS TImolino streets, to which
members and friends of
- the order are invited. The
Iris club will be in charge.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
WESTERN FRATERNAL
ASSOCIATION

gTT Stag lodge will enter
tain the members and
their friends on the
evening of July 20 with
a smoker. The memb IS
have arranged a very,
9 4aattractive program for
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-07
WARMING!

Don't be stuck by photo ticket
peddlers. It's easy to promise much
for little--all grafters do that Re-
liable business men never built up
"A trade that way.
When you want photos, Just re
member that the Dean Studio has al
ways made tirst-class work at from
SO per dozen up, and you never had
TO give up any extra money for the
privilege Don't be grated, but go
to Fotografer Deans, where you
know you will always get square
deal. And, just to protect you from
any such graft, We offer you this so
cent coupon free. Cut it out and
use it.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-07
SKIRT HANGING MADE EASY

To turn up evenly the bottom OF a
skirt for hemming. try this method:
Place the end of a yardstick on the
floor close TO the skirt and at the top
of the stick place pin in the skirt;
move the yardstick little by little
around the body, placing pin in
skirt at top edge of stick each time
1t is set on the floor. After going
thus all around the skirt. lay it on a
bed and place one end of the Yard
stick at the line of pins, and at the
lower part of skirt, place a pin as far
from the end of yardstick as desired
around in this manner, then turn the
hem at new line of pins and baste 1t
This method insures perfect-hane-
ing skirt and makes il possible to
hang skirt on ones own person
unaided and without difficulty. /
would be glad TO have this useful
hint reach the many homemakers
who read your most excellent maga-
zine. for it will mean so very much
to them In saving of worry. labor and
time. Home Department, in the Ma
tional Magazine for October.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-07
C--O--C--I--E T. y
~ssAa Akse

Lincoln Wickersham and his IA
zher-in-law, Rev. Il. H. Fleisher OF
So sa. will return this evening from
= business trip to Price, Utah.
Tonight big audiences are certain
q attend the baseball benefit per-
I0Fmances at the Majestic theatre.
The most original, novel and enter
1aiuiug program seen at the Majestic
since it's opening will be offered to-
night at these performances the first
at Ehich will start at 1880 o'clock.
81 the home of Mrs. George s. Hill
Aert on g13 White avenue will be
acid the first meeting OF the South
cru club. The business will be the
srgan ization and the arranging of
slr constitution. At present about
10 have been enrolled on the mem
tership list
Judging from the interest mani
Nsted there will be great many
geaple at the Y. NJ. Q. A. huilding
sNuight to enjoy the pleasures of the
social session and to select seats for
she Y NJ. c. a. Star course soon to
be opened in this city by Senator
Eisht O'Clock is the hour All who
gKpect to secure seats are invited to
81 present this evening,
Mrs. h. w. Scott, of 1929 Rood
avenue. is delightfully."- entertaining
= large list of friends at double
tensiugton party, The first was held
wednesday afternoon and the second
pill he held today A pretty lunch
e0n was served at each party. The
decorations are autumn flowers.
Mrs. Scott is very charming hostess.
The list of guests for the two after
suOus is as follows Mrs, Adams,
airs. Wallace. Mrs. John Wallace,
Mrs. G.. r. Warner. Mrs. Barkuloo.
airs Brinkerhoff. Mrs. Edwin Price,
Airs I. " Bunting, Mrs. S. n Wheel
gr. Nrs ID. T. Stone. Mrs. Geo. Has
Saii Mrs. V. c. Talbert. Mrs w. f..
White, Mrs. c. b. Rich, Mrs. Leaver-
son, AIRS Fred Holmes, Mrs, S b..
SIurtevant Mrs. Roy Wadsworth,
airs. Il. A. Wadsworth. Mrs Il, A.
Krohn. Mrs j II. Wentworth. Mrs
A. w Johnson. Mrs. Il. Il. Cole, Mrs.
J. u. Allen. Mrs. w. j. Meyer, Mrs
". Il Goslen, Mrs. r. NJ. Todd, Mrs.
Ralph Todd, Mrs T, II, RAIDER, Mrs
". n. Allison. Mrs. b. w. Robbins,
AIRS. J. NJ. SilcoX, Mrs. O. Coen, Mrs.
Joe Stewart, Mrs, J. d. Green, Mrs
James Whitney, Mrs. Neff, Mrs. j b.
MSrn. Mrs. f. b. Welsh, Mrs. Fletch-
er, Mrs. f. II. Davis, Mrs. C. w.
Plumb. Mrs. Ira j Morse. Mrs. Wick
cTshsm. Mrs. w NJ. Smith. Mrs. J. NJ.
Ssmpliner. Mrs Sternberg, Mrs, l.. C.
Hedges, Mrs. Ella Gallupe Mrs
wilkes Dinwiddie. Miss Goodale
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-07
FIRE SCARES PARROTS AND THEY
GIVE THE ALARM.
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Los Angeles. Oct. 6.-Nlice gnaw-
ing at bag of matches set fire yes
terday to The Ark, bird and dog
store. a score of big green and red
hued parrots. frantic at the size of
the blaze, called loudly for help.
Fire, Fire. Help, Help" the
birds shrieked. or words to that eff
feet.
Roomers in a lodging house up
stairs and passersby heard the cries
and turned in an alarm The fire
department responded, but not soon
enough to save the birds, and 125 of
the feathered occupants of the store
perished. Among those burned were
the parrots which had given the
alarm. When the cages were carried
out by firemen some of the parrots
still clung to the perches with their
wings spread out as if trying to fan
the smoke away.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Following are names of hotel ar
rivals from "Wednesday noon up to
Thursday noon:
st. Regis Hotel
Clint Marvin. Glenwood Springs /:
Thos. w Duckels. Denver: W. E.
Russell. Chicago; A H. Bridgeman.
Denver: Geo. II. Roach, Denver:
Elsie II. Wanemaker. Paonia: Charles
F. Lukins and wife. DeBeque: F. II.
Posey, Denver; II. j Heiss, Denver:
II. J. Heirs, Denver; Mrs. Florence
l.. Fuller. Westwater. Utah; F. o.
Small. wife and child. Springfield
Mo-; j. G. Shields. Kansas City. Mo. +;
H. Hefter. New York. A. F. Rines.
Montrose; T. Solomon. New York (:
Miss Matilda Haley. Leadville; w. n.
Hunter. St. Louis; d. Higgins. DEN
YER
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-07

The many friends of Miss Edith
Richardson will be pleased TO know
that as "A trained nurse she has a
position in one of the leading hos
pitfalls in Portland, Oregon
Tomorrow afternoon those ladies'
interested in the organization of a
Southern Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. r. c. Walker at 73O Chipeta
avenue.
Mrs. c. c. Galloway gave pretty
dinner party Tuesday night for Rev.
and Mrs. w Il. Davis of the Baptist
church who yeave shortly for La
Junta where Rev Davis will take up
his work No successor has yet been
appointed to take Mr.. Davis place in
this city.
At one O'Clock this afternoon Mrs.
A. II. Stokes was hostess at a dainty
luncheon at the La Court hotel given
in honor of Mrs Harry Ballard, .one
of the brides of the season. The
color scheme was artistically carried
out in pink and white The guests
present were as follows; Mesdames
Harry Ballard, orson Adams. w F.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-07
La Court Hotel.

Geo. Z. Duncan, Chicago: J. f.
kfrkendall, Philadelphia; Geo. w
Hoover. FIT. Worth; F. Pertel. Pu-
eblo; Robert l.. Bodman, New York
w. A. Manning. Denver; j. NJ Moore
Denver; Geo. A. Lewis. New York
Peter Walter and family. Omaha
Miss l.. Young. Durango Tom Bren-
nan. Denver: II. L. Campbell, St.
Joseph; f. H. Moorey, New York ;
J. r. Erwin, Denver; G., p, Gillette,
FIT. Collins.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-07
oxford Hotel.

c. =. Sans, Des Moines: F. w
Hoffman. Denver: J. Bishop. Denver;
Geo. a. Fox, Sycamore. Ill: w. W
Bartell and wife. Logans Point. Ind
Jesse Baughn. Denver; F. Elliott
Los Angeles; Bert Ryder Detroit
Mrs. F. Bigelow. New York: Mrs. d
Leicls. Philadelphia: c. G. Bridges
LeneXa, Kan, ]. Spillane, d. & R. G.
p. w. Pierce, Salt Lake: W. n. Bake
and wife, Peru, Ia; Joseph Ringer
and wife, Utica. Ill; E. c. Aston
Holstein. la; J S Strole, Laton. Cal
Jas. Price and wife; ]. o. Scarlet
A. l.. Hanson; NJ. L. Wright. Salt
Lake