Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
ROYAL COURT

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| I-AMCA#'I members and friends o
&k J Pico assembly of eacl
other all last week. AT th'
entertainment to be givel
| tomorrow evening at old Masonic hall
corner Pico and Ell Molino streets, on'
of the members will be united in mar
ria0e to an estimable young woman o.
the east. Preceding the wedding cere
mony fine musical and literary pro
gram will be rendered as fitting
prelude to this important event. Com
pany B of the Royal Guards Will leac
the bridal procession and act as
guard of honor to the high contract
ing parties, and the assembly chamber
will be beautifully and appropriately
decorated for the occasion. 1t is ex'
pected that there will be a large at
tendance of members from the various
city assemblies present to wish the
happy young couple Godspeed.
The meeting of Pico assembly las
Monday evening was delightful az
fair. The attendance was greatly II
excess of any for several months past
Two of the assembly's most efficient
workers, Courtier and --ady Miles
were the recipients of two handsome
tokens Of the esteem in which they
are held by their brethren of the as.
sembly, the same being the gift OIL
Lady Gress. The presentation was
made by Royal Chancellor Sam D.
Chapel, in behalf of the donor, in
speech teeming with sentiment wrapped
around the point that 1t is better tc
strew flowers of appreciation In the
paths of the living than upon the
graves of the dead.
On next Tuesday evening Los An
geles assembly, No. 2, will entertain Its
members and invited guests with a
splendid program, a stellar feature OF
which will be the appearance of Prof
Rudolph Polak with three of he pupils
in instrumental solos and quartet
work. At the conclusion of the pro-
gram dancing will be INDUCED in the
remainder of the evening. This Will
be the first public entertainment of No.
2 since June, and large gathering OF
"the best people" Is anticipated. Ad-
mission will be strictly by card.
Since the close of the summer vaca-
ton season the attendance at the regu-
lar sessions of No. has nearly dou-
bled, which means a crowded hall
The session last Tuesday evening was
the largest and, in many respects, the
best held in several months. Past
Worthy Chancellor Leroy Hicks pre-
sided and conducted a 'cobweb party
under good of the order"
oPCA
meeting will be a grand benefit ball
under the auspices Of the Royal
Guards.
Queen assembly, No. Al, ha- made
elaborate preparations for the public
entertainment at Dill's hall, corner
Central avenue and Adams street
next Wednesday evening. to which
sister assemblies and their friends are
cordially invited. An interesting pro-
A. hoey boz
promised by the committee. After the
set program dancing and prize whist
will be INDUCED in. This being the
twenty-fourth wedding anniversary OF
the royal chancellor and his wife, they
have been invited to be the guests OF
honor of Queen assembly on this oc-
casion. The well-known ability OF
Queen to entertain in a hospitable man.
ner insures a pleasant evening for all
who attend. The quality Of the music
and whist prizes furnished by Queen
on previous occasions have elected the
warmest commendation of its guests.
The meeting of No. Al last Wednes-
day night was we'll attended by host
of enthusiastic members. Additional
plans were discussed and adopted look
ing toward success in the contest for
the chicken dinner with South Gate.
The assembly was visited by Chancel-
lOI AOuILl6T Lazy MnCSs
Lady Martin and Courtier William
Miles of Pico. No. s.
Next Thursday evening Belvedere
assembly, No. "a, will give box party
and dance. The affair has been we'll
advertised by the members to their
friends and a large attendance and a
good social time are confidently ex-
pected.
At the meeting of No. "a last Thurs
day evening plans were made to secure
class of twenty candidates to be
initiated in the near future when an
invitation to the officers of No 2 will
be extended to confer the Membership
degree.
South Gate assembly. No. 40 will
hold a meeting of unusual Importance
next Friday evening, in that the largest
number Of candidates yet initiated at
one meeting will be adopted as men,
bers.
The public entertainment given by
No. 40 last Friday evening was a
repetition OF its former social sue
cesses. Too much praise cannot be
given the committee composed of Mrs
Jessie Joiner, chairman; Mrs. Brow
ing. Miss Burns, Mr.. Brown and Mr.
Mallinger, for the splendid program
presented and the beautiful flora
decoration of the hall, feature o1
which was a number of crowns and
scepters woven of different colored
flowers and hung in conspicuous
places.