Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-02

Bro. ]. T. Prendegast gave old-time
popular songs that were well up to
the standard. A whistling solo by
Brother King and songs by Hugh Met
calf and Billy Onslow concluded the
musical program. The high chief
Organizer Hand addressed the boys in
their we'll known happy style, and both
were enthusiastically received by the
audience. A good boxing exhibition, in
terspersed with an abundance of cigars
and good fellowship, concluded one of
the best affairs Morris Vineyard ever
had.
Court Palmetto gave the initiatory
work this week, and the court united
to work for Companion Mayo in The
Herald's Seattle contest. 1t is a COM
pliment to Companion Mayo, who is a
good worker, and she is to be congrat-
ulated in getting the support Of her
court in this manner.
Court Los Angeles had it's monthly
smoker last week, and a good crowd
was present. Whist was played during
the evening and the prize, a gold
moose head, was won by Bro. e. H.
Mensche.
The Court Temple team visited Court
La Gazelle at it's last meeting and gave
the work to two of the candidates. One
of the candidates was a woman, who
insisted in getting the full work, some
of which is usually omitted with the
women, and went through the ordeal
like a manor rather like q. sensible
woman. The companion was duly i'm
pressed with the work and will make a
good Forester as a result.
Do not forget the dance of Court
Glad Hand next Thursday night in the
Walker theater building if you want to
a Wi
there, and if you are not already a
member he will surely get you.
The members and friends of Court
Occidental certainly had a good time
Friday evening on the occasion of their
children's party. 1t was a sight to
make angels weep to see Bros. Jack
Bean and r. G. Doyle elegantly attired
in infantile costume. Brother Bean
was fine as "Peck's bad boy" but he
was outclassed by "R. c." whose size
alone did much to win him the prize
an auto several sizes too small for
him. Many members of other courts
made the trip over especially TO see
Brother Doyle and were rewarded with
one of the best shows on earth. Broth
er Doyle, with his Teddy Bear and
bottle, was simply irresistible, and
Bean was the first to congratulate
him. The first prize for the open con-
test was won by Albert Parker and
wife, with an excellent portrayal of a
baseball kid and girl chum. There
were other good costumes, and all pres
ent joined heartily in the fun of the
evening.
Brothers Hand and Dunkerley made
an extended auto trip last week and
visited a large number of the officers
of various courts in the interest of the
order. They initiated classes of candi-
dates for Courts Cucamonga and Red
lands, and report the work prospecting
in the country.
/ Companion Court Glad Hand added
two to it's membership last week and
had nearly all of the membership pres
ent at the meeting. Brothers Hand
and Dunkerley were present and adj
dressed words of good cheer to the
companions
The Companion assembly will hold its
final business session of the season in
the Walker theater building Monday at
2:30 p. m. The social program will be
in charge of the companions of Court
Palmetto, and all companions are in
vited to be present.