Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

Y gkOM 7 seaside outing and basket
/ %Es5<Ift. NAisI camps and circles of the
'S%1l-As' city and neighboring
/ camps and circles. This is an event
/ that the Neighbors have looked for
ward TO for some weeks. and large
attendance is expected. The COMMITTEES
4 IN charge OF the sports and entertain
ment met Friday evening and con-
cluded the final arrangements.
1t is desired, in order to handle the
crowd with the least confusion that
the Neighburs and their friends take
the Los Angeles and Redondo electric
at Second and Spring streets, as early
in the moring as conYenient-S;SO to
9 o'clock if possible.
There is every reason to believe that
this pleasure gathering of the Neigh
bors and their friends will be one of the
most enjoyable in the history of the
order iiI this section, as indications
point to the fact that the best feeling
only will prevail, and everyone at
tending will go with the understanding
that it lis his or her duty to enjoy the
days pleasures to the full, and also to
help someone else do the same. There
will be entertainment for everybody.
If one does not care to see the fat
mems race but would prefer the fat
women's race. he will be accommodate
ed as this latter event is on the pro-
gram. along with other mirth-proVok-
ing contests. AS mentioned last week.
there will be no prizes except IN the
childrens races, 1t is anticipated that
the absence of the prize money Will IN
no wise take away from the interest
in the contests, but on the contrary.
it is expected to have the effect of in
creasing the interest, as loyalty to
.ts, 81, q h
cient incentive to bring out the best in
everp participant.
Los Angeles camp had a very good
attendance at it's meeting Thursday
night. Four new members were re
ceived, one by transfer and three by
initiation. The recently organized
team did it's work in excellent form.
Organizer Stretch spoke encouragingly
to the Neighbors along the line of cam
paign activity
Fastlake camp celebrated it's tenth
anniversary last Tuesday night by an
omen meeting The hall was comfort
ably filled. Excellent music was fur
nished throughout the evening The
following speakers addressed the meet
ing: G. E, Stretch gave a short his
tory of the camp, Head Adviser Veale,
Judge Hauser and John H. Foley each
gave interesting talks on fraternalism,
and Neighbor List gave as his SUB
iect The Panama Canal" Neighbor
Peters gave some very good recita-
tions The remainder of the evening
was given over to dancing.
Vernon camp had rousing meeting
| Wednesday night. The campaign to
reach the 200 mark before January l
is progressing nicely. Among the
speakers Clerk Chapman and Neighbor
Xavier spoke on the good of the order.
Fremont camp held its regular meet
ing Thursday night, voting on num-
Der of transfers and applications. Next
Thursday night will be given over en-
tirely to social entertainment. Stere-
optlcan views will be shown and re-
freshments will be served.
Redondo camp will celebrate its third
anniversary next Tuesday night, and
splendid meeting is anticipated.
| Head Adviser Veale, Organizer Stretch,
| Clerk Borlen of Fremont, Clerk Chap
man and Past Consul Commander
! Thompson of Vernon will be among the
speakers of the evening" and with such
an array of talent the meeting may well
be termed a. splendid" one. This will
be the opening gun of the winter cam
paign for new members. This camp
will assist in every way possible to
make Mondays picnic of the visiting
Neighbors a successful affair.