Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
! AND SECRET SOCIETIES
WooDMEN OF THE WORLD

| - Ihe membership of East
lake camp was well rep
| EN0 resented at its meeting
10 @W hTuesday night. The con-
| Y lHONA/ test for new members,
| .Nnr. fp,& with Consul Commander
| <NSLER XHfE Charles Let's as leader on
tA14As~ one side and Adviser
ting warm. Ten new applications have
been received in the last ten days. with
Neighbor Miller and his boosters in the
! lead. Neighbor McMurray has gone
east for short stay in the interest of
| a labor union. Neighbor L. j. Toombs
was married Tuesday afternoon and &c
enjoying his honeymoon in the north
ern part of the state. The camp will
hold an open meeting next Tuesday
night.
Vernon camp will hold family
social Wednesday night, October 49, at
o'clock in the camp room. A good
committee is making arrangements, so
that a splendid time may be expected,
| The last Wednesday nights in October
| November and December are set aside
for the regular monthly draw and pro-
gressiVe whist for members. Some
thing useful will be given for prizes.
| All members are requested to be on
hand at p. m. sharp next Wednesday
| Organizer G. e. Stretch will be present
with big batch of applications for
membership and also to present the
team boys with the second prize won
in the last contest with the city camps
! Watch fobs and. gold buttoniers will
| also be presented to the winners. Five
new members were initiated Wednes-
| day. Besides the three big prizes to be
| given to the winners In the camp con-
test to end December 81 every member
bringing in one new member will be
sure to get a prize buttonier.
The joint entertainment given by
| POinGpttfa circle and Fremont paTnr1 NJ
the hall of the latter Thursday night
was an enjoyable affair and we'll at
tended, so well attended in fact that
| the committee in charge of the re-
| freshments was much embarrassed
when it was discovered at too late an
hour that insufficient provision had
been made for the guests. While re-
gretting that those coming late to the
| banquet room were not so well pro-
vided for as the earlier arrivals, never
| theless there is reason for congratula-
tion as it is evidence of the growing
popularity of these monthly events,
and decidedly encouraging for the
active members to put forth greater ef-
forts to make the future socials lack
| ing in no particular. The excellent
music furnished by Neighbor Isbells
orchestra was thoroughly appreciated
by the dancers and made them 10th to
| leave the floor at the conclusion of the
program. Those not desiring to dance
| found ample entertainment at the card
tables with progressive whist the game
| played.
David camp will celebrate the Jewish
| holiday next Thursday night. The
meeting will be open to the neighbors
| and their friends. A fine entertainment
will be provided and refreshments will
be served. Organizer G. E. Stretch will
deliver the principal address of the
evening. This camp has donated a
| $65 invalid's chair to Neighbor Meter,
who is in a San Bernardino hospital.
It will later go to the hospital. This
| is fraternity, and will prove blessing
| to both givers and recipient.
| Pasadena camp enjoyed an open
meeting Friday night. Head Adviser
T. Clinton Veale, as chairman of the
evening, discharged his duty in an
efficient manner and added materially to
the pleasures of the occasion by his
humorous and witty remarks. Rev.
Mr.. Dunnum delivered a splendid ad-
dress on fraternity. Organizer G. r.
Stretch followed with a strong appeal
for general activity in the campaign
and dwelt at length on the beauties of
Woodcraft. The camp received six ap-
plications. Neighbors McMurray and
Louis Miller of Eastlake camp were
visitors. 1t has been decided that IN
future the camp will hold its annual
picnic on Admission day, September 2.
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FACE THE SUN
Mont hunt after trouble but look for success;
You'll find what you look for, don't look for
distress,
That the sun is still shining, but you're in the
way.