Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
ROYAL COURT

Eighty members of Los
Angeles assembly No. 2
L.yKG1DA-A were the guests of the
AMGEH management of the Walker
\ 49, theater last Wednesday
NJ + evening.
- Saturday evening, June
y, many members of the city assem-
blies will journey to Athens as the
guests of Ladies Carleton and Tyner at
a barn dance to be held in the barn
on Lady Tyner's ranch. Instead of
automobiles and parlor cars, the trip
will be MADE in haywagons. The
music will be on fiddies, guitars and
accordions, and the refreshments will
consist of gingerbread, doughnuts and
cider. All members of the order in the
city are invited to be present.
The meeting of No. 2 Tuesday eyen-
ing in the Walker Theater building
will be especially interesting. Besides
a review of current events by Pas:
Chancellor Charles G. Holdridge,
Courtier and Lady George II. Felch.
the Ladies Black and Courtier George
Blake will render TIE Little Glow
worms" under good of the order.
Prior to the entertainment a class of
candidates, composed of several prom
inent men and women, will be given
the orders beautiful membership de-
gree
The entertainment committee of Pico
assembly No. s has a surprise in store
for those who attend the meeting Mon
day evening, June Z. A class of seven
candidates will be ready for initiation
prior to the surprise entertainment un-
der good of the order. After the close
of the regular session the guards will
be drilled by their new drill instructor
and refreshments served.
Courtier Willie Miles, one of the ac-
of No Ioft hp OF f+xy
last Wednesday for Memphis, Tenn,
where he will soon be married. AFTER
the honeymoon Courtier Miles and his
bride will return to Los Angeles, where
they will make their future home.
The entertainment of No. 8 last Mon
day evening at Masonic hall was one
of the best patronized by members and
friends of any given in a year. After
the rendition of the following exquisite
program dancing was INDUCED in till
late hour: Orchestral selections; read
ing, Lady DIR. Huckins; piano solo,
Lady Talbot Winship; address on "The
Royal Court" Royal Scrivener C. w.
Fleming; negro monologue, Miss Mar
garet Baker; violin solo, Mr.. Kirsch-
ner; Dutch reading, Lady Lillian M.
Gress; Frozen Dog Tales and stories
from the Tramp Poet of the West"
Cooper Culver
The following of interest to the men,
bers of the Royal Court in Los An
geles is taken from a recent issue of
the San Diego Daily Union: ''San
Diego assembly No. 3S of the Royal
Court was instituted last night at G.
A. r. hall by Deputy Royal Chancellor
T. d. Huff, assisted by c. l.. Pierce of
Los Angeles. The following were
elected as officers: Worthy Chancellor,
DR. e. J. Butler; vice chancellor, A. II.
Gaebel; master of exchequer Howard
w. Hinman; bishop, S. A. King, jr.;
physician. H. c. Loos; counsellor, Ger
aid II. Shaw; herald, Claude Yates;
lady of honor, Mrs. Alice De Long;
warden, Mrs. H. j. Garfield: sentinel
Paul c. Kelley; trustees, Gerald H.
Shaw, H. w. Hinman and r. S. Farley.
In addition to those present a large
number of applications were acted on
for initiation at the next meeting to
be held in the same hall.
Arrangements will soon be completed
for the holding of the annual picnic
of the Los Angeles assemblies. The
date and place will be announced in
The Herald.
During the past week Royal Chan
cellor Sam J. Chapel commissioned
three new deputies to institute new as
semblies, and work on the charter lists
has already begun.