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Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

was encouraging ana was
well enjoyed by the members and
their friends. Sister councils are in
vited to attend all of these entertain
ments and bring their friends. The
next one of the series, April 8, will con-
sist of athletic sports, and some very
substantial shadows.
Los Angeles council No. 1889 gave
Thursday evening the first of the
series of lectures to be given each
month. DR.. S. H. Boynton was the
guest of the evening. His subject was
Recent Scientific Research The hall
was we'll filled and the doctor was
heartily encored. After the lecture
light refreshments were served by the
entertainment committee. The next
lecture will be given by the local
of Business Science, and due notice
will be given.
The Hospital and Relief association
of the Royal Arcanum will meet at the
grand council Office Tuesday evening.
The grand council of California will
hodl it's biennial session at Blanchard
hail. 231 South Broadway, Tuesday
April 49, Special arrangements are
being made by a committee composed
of representatives from the local coun-
Gil for entertaining the visiting repre-
sentatives.
Several of the bowlers went to Nor
ley's Spring street alleys after the
meeting of Los Angeles council Thurs
day evening" Among the prominent
members of the grand council was
Grand Vice Regent F. S. Thomas,
Grand Warden c. o. Goldman and E.
/. Griswold. They expect to do things
to the northern bunch at the time of
the grand session bowling match.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
ROYAL COURT

flcO assembly, NO. D,
~ y will give it's regular
ZkGHTAA monthly entertainment on
le\AMGkk@l Monday evening, March
\ &S1X 20, In Masonic hall, Pico
4 and Ell Moline streets. The
program arranged by the
committee will be as usual exception
ally good. Dancing and cards will con-
clude the evenings enjoyment. The
committee In charge consists of Court
Ter G. c. LOOMS and Ladies Winship,
Moll, Brown and Gress Invitations
have been in the hands of the members
for two weeks. and the indications
point to large attendance.
The Good Samaritan club will be en-
tertained by Courtier Paul Meyer at
the home of Courtier and Lady Getch-
ell, $50 West Thirty-third street, on the
evening of March rs. Whist for hand
some prizes will be played, the proceeds
to go to the flower fund. Refreshments
will be served after the card playing.
All members of the, order are invited.
California assembly. No. 26, has been
honored by having one of its members,
DIR. e. M. Palette, elected to the posi-
ton of royal medical examiner. DR..
Palette, along with the other MEM
bers of No. rs, has been quietly work.
ing away in building up the assembly.
They have had the distinction of haV-
ing no suspensions during 1908, a record
of which to be proud.
Belvedere assembly, No. "a, is also in
the no suspension class, and is made
UP of a bunch of willing members. The
members are among the best entertain
ers in fraternal work in the order, and
that means anywhere. An invitation
to Belvedere means good time to the
accepter, and 1t Is making plans to
have a big anniversary entertainment
next month.
The Iris club will be entertained by
Lady Talbot Winship at her home. 735
East Thirty-flrst street, Friday, April
Q The club is growing rapidly and the
members are very enthusiastic. At the
last meeting, of the club at the home
of Lady Carrie l.. Chapel, sixteen ta-
bles Of whist players contested for
handsome prizes Mrs. Della Gridley
and Arthur Mishke were the winners of
first prizes and Miss Kendall and Mr..
Erickson won the consultations.
The address of Royal Chancellor Sam
J Chapel at recent meeting of as
sembly No. 2. on Fraternity and It's
Message" and printed in the Advocate,
has been extensively copied by eastern
fraternai papers and the royal chan
cellor has received many coniratulato-
ry letters from fraternalists in many
different states. Those who had the
pleasure of hearing the address here
are not surprised at this. as 1t was re-
marked by several professional men
present that it was one of the most able
papers they had ever heard.
Company B, Royal Guards, will hold
its monthly five hundred meeting in
Garfield hall, Walker Theater building,
Tuesday night. March 20. The guards
have secured four beautiful pieces of
hand painted china for prizes. Playing
will start at 9. Refreshments will be
served after the playing. All five hun
dred players in the city are invited, and
as this is to be a regular monthly af-
fair, the members are requested to no.
tify their friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
THIMBLE CLUB L. o. T. M.

The Thimble club of Los Angeles
hive, No. 1, L. o. 7. M, was entertained
Thursday. March IS, by Mrs. Nettie
Howell at Burbank hall. The follow
ing ladies were present: Mines. Minnie
Clayton, Nina Holland, Maude Bechtol.
Polly Domke, Julia Hallock, Essie Ash
by, Jennie Cook, Mary L. Dennis, RAJ
chel Goldberg, Anna Shapiro, Emma
Weiner Mary Leinen. Kate thompson,
Maggie Martin, Jennie Jardine, Helen
Marley. Emma Eastman, Laura Walsh,
Nettie Proctor, Blackman.
The Thimble club is making arrange
ments to give a dance and card party
Friday evening, April 2, instead of
March 81. Supper will be served from
to 8 o'clock at Burbank hall, 542 South
Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

1912 Y Goldbergs hall Monday
SSNsISS night, March %. Every
A><4sfSgA>' day and a couple of even
ings will be devoted to
business sessions. Tuesday evening a
reception will be given to the repre-
sentatives, managers and deputies in
the home office building. Friday even
ing the men will attend La Grande
lodge No in a body, and the women
will enjoy theater party. Saturday
evening the whole assemblage Will BAN
quet at the Hotel Hayward. The lat
ter will certainly prove fitting climax
after the strenuous labors of the week.
The members of the supreme lodge
have begun to arrive in preparation for
the strenuous labors of the week be-
ginning March %. Clint w. Lee of
Washington was one of the first to
arrive and is spending the interim Wis
iting friends.
The jubilee meeting of Hermosa, No.
49, March Is, drew out the largest
crowd that has been in evidence at a.
lodge meeting in Alhambra hall for
many weeks. At the close of the meet
ing all adjourned to the banquet room,
which had not seating capacity for all
in attendance. The feasting of the in
ner man was done amid speechmaking
and a good time in general. Hermosa'S
clean slate dates from this event, and
was in reality the occasion of the jul
bilee.
George A. CASTILLO, supreme sergeant,
| has been in the city working with the
law committee, to which w. A. Van
degrift has also been in attendance
for several days.
The San Francisco delegation arrived
in full force Saturday evening and has
registered at the headquarters, Hotel
Hayward. Representatives from Texas
will arrive Sunday at noon.
The escort team of Los Angeles lodge
No. 1 states very confidently that it
expects to do the work at the big class
| initiation.
Hermosa, No. 50, states just as posi-
| lively that the honor of assisting in the
class initiation at Goldberg's hall on
Monday evening will fall to its lot.
o. B. Read and Mrs. Maggie Vincent
| will arrive from the San Joaquin val
| ley Sunday morning.
! La Grande lodge, Fraternal Brother
hood, held high jinks last Friday even
ing. Peculiar contests in tug-of-war
and other sports delighted the assem-
bled fraters. and the president. Harvey
Clements, proved himself to be as mus
cularly prominent in the lodge as he is
officially, for he grasped a baton and
held in spite of the efforts of the
strongest to take it away.
1t was decided to hold banquet next
Friday evening in honor of the assem-
bling of delegates of the Fraternal
Brotherhood, representing $4,000 mem
bers, to meet at Goldberg's hall, Six
teenth and Flower streets, next Mon
day A cordial invitation was received
from Supreme President Foshay To
| have the lodge attend this important
meeting not only, but to furnish candi-
dates for the grand initiation to take
place under the management of the SUI
preme officers at that time.
Three candidates were received last
Friday by the lodge to membership A
communication from the supreme lodge
| concentrating this branch of the order
on it's proselytes, and upon the faithful
attendance of it's officers during the
past year, was received by the lodge
and spread upon the records.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
WEEKS NEWS OF FRATERNAL AND SECRET SOCIETIES

evening and had two halls in the Walk
er building filled with capacity houses.
The Glad Hand orchestra (the Glad
Handlers are true home product boost
ers) dispensed sweet music, to which
everybody danced, and in the other
hall whist was played and valuable
prizes were won. The winners were too
modest to wish their names published,
but 1t is rumored that Brothers George
Hollingsworth and Milhouse captured
the ladies' prizes. The committee, led
by Companions Male, Doyle and Ecket
did excellent work, and to them much
credit is due for the success of the af-
fair.
Court Harmony extends a cordial in
vitation to its meeting in hall No. 4
at SIT South Broadway Wednesday
several candidates will be initiated.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

aries initiated at the GER
emonial of February 20, this being the
first chance they had to get together
and compare notes since the incidents
of that occasion. From a comparison
of ideas it was found impossible to
| judicially decide the problem: who
was the goat?" but the conclusion
reached was that all of them were.
And they let is go at that october 30
next was the date set for the fall cere
monial, at which time a still larger
class of tyros will join the caravan and
hasten over the desert sands, encour-
aged by the plaudits oe those who have
previously enjoyed such rare treat.
Mountain View lodge of Hollywood
conferred the third rank on candidates
for Pacific lodge at Santa Monica
Wednesday night Mountain View
lodge is young but vigorous, and has
large membership of excellent material
for rank work and other fraternal de-
velopments.
District Deputy James Murray made
an official visit to Gem City lodge at
Monrovia Thursday night. He found
the lodge in flourshing condition and
witnessed initiatory ceremonies in the
second rank which were conducted in a
highly creditable manner.
Gauntlet lodge conferred the rank of
page at Miramonte lodge. Highland
Park, Friday night. Gauntlet is fam
Gus for the impressive manner in which
it puts on the page rank, as Marathon
is in the manner in which it confers
the rank of knight.
r. L. Dunlap, deputy clerk of the SUI
preme court, formerly chancellor COM
mander of Marathon lodge, received
news of the death of his father, Rev.
r. r. Dunlap of Portland, Ore, Friday.
Mr. Dunlap was one of the early pio-
neers of this state, arriving here in
1852, and left the impress of a strong
character during the stirring times of
those early days when he helped the
vigilantes to preserve law and order in
San Francisco and vicinity, and stead
tasty opposed California joining the
Confederacy in the Civil War. He was
married in Los Angeles county In 1856.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

GNA La Fiesta camp paid Azu-
a k,CrN y sa camp a fraternal visit
NX They went out on a char
xSNDy& TEs1T tered car nearly a hundred
&s4HaI<fbD strong, and marched
through the streets with the uniformed
degree team leading the procession.
.Azusa camp has just moved into It's
new hall, and a great many compll-
ments were paid it by the visitors. Four
candidates were initiated, and some of
the boys are laughing yet over the
trials and tribulations of the victims.
The officers and team did splendlu
work, and it was a revelation to those
who witnessed the comforting of the
protection degree. After the initiatory
work the ladies of the circle were IN
vited to listen to the talent furnished
by the visitors. Fred Pfennig, the mu-
steal prodigy of La Fiesta camp, was
greatly appreciated, and Thomas l..
Chapman, clerk of Vernon camp, in
troduced his one-string violin made
out of cigar box. Prof. Henry
Pritchard of Haven camp, San Fran
cisco. while blindfolded, found cigar
and match which had been hidden, and
presented il to one of the members
previously agreed upon, and did sew
eral sleight-of hand tricks which were
very mystifying. The orchestra played
several delightful selections, and Con-
sui Commander Macdonald introduced
Past Head Consul Foley, who spoke of
the approaching visit of the head consul,
and urged the boys to attend the meet
ing at Monrovia on April 6. All adj
iourned to the banquet room, where
the women had provided sumptuous
repast. This meeting was one of the
best fraternal gatherings ever held in
Azusa. and it did the boys much good.
Eastlake camp has had thirty-two
applications since the campaign COM
menced, and twenty-eight of them
have been examined. A class initiation
was held last Tuesday night. Candi-
dates will be initiated next Tuesday
night.
The mutual entertainment held last
night at Akey's hall was the most sue
cessful affair yet given. The hall was
crowded and the program was sufti-
GENTLY varied to please everyone. Fol-
lowing is the program: Orchestral Sc
lection; song, "Sing On" Miss Edna
May Alchin: farce, Caught With the
Goods" George Warner and Donald
Weiss; baritone solo, Miss Minnie
Neiley; orchestral selection; recitation,
1.-The Hired Girl" Mrs. D. Mcintyre of
Denver; song, "Baby Brown; address,
Organizer G. E. Stretch; sleight-of-
hand, Prof Henry Pritchard.
Los Angeles camp conferred the pro-
lection degree last Thursday night and
entertained the boosting committee and
David camp. The banquet was sur
prise. The Whist club continues with
it's games, and the result of the contest.
will soon be announced. The camp has
entered the contest for the banner and
also for the team prize.
The boosting committee is devoting
it's energies to the coming visit of the
head consul. April 5. 1t has been de-
cided to hold mems meeting. The
head consul and the head adviser will
address the meeting. There will be an
interesting musical and literary pro-
gram. Notices are being sent to the
various Woodmen requesting them to
invite their friends, as a special feature
of the evening will be the securing of
a number of applications.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
ODD FELLOWS

Col II. S. Brown of the
~ IN Third regiment. chair
N<ss ~ man of the ninetieth an
niversary committee, made a flying
trip last week in his official capacity to
Redlands. San Bernardino, Cotton, Riv-
erside, Pomona and Long Beach Col.
Brown was lively in working up the
interest of the Odd Fellows in attend
ing the ninetieth anniversary of the
order at Long Beach, April 26. This is
expected to be the greatest assemblage
of the order in Southern California.
Enterprise encampment will confer
the royal purple degree on a large class
of candidates next Friday night.
Semi-Tropic lodge will confer the
third degree next Tuesday night.
Los Angeles will give instruction in
the first degree next Wednesday night.
Good Will lodge will confer the third
degree next Thursday night.
Angelus Rebekah lodge will give it's
fourth anniversary entertainment next
Thursday night at I. o. o. F. hail. 22015
South Main street Plans are made for
a rousing good time.
Arbor Vitae Rebekah lodge will initi-
ate a class next Tuesday night. The
district deputy will officially visit the
lodge.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

planet Mars to the earth. B. l..
Planet of Mars, Pa, wanders by mis-
take into the formers laboratory is
discovered and announces his resi-
dence as Mars, forgetting to add Penn
sylvania. He is mistaken for a citizen
of the planet instead, and therein lies
the many screamingly funny situa-
lions and laughable climaXes which
take place during the act. VIII Arm
strong is cast as the astronomer, Ju-
piter McMars, and will sing MY Irish
Canary" May Parker who recently has
joined the company. will have the
role of Venus McMars and will render
a song number and a duet with Morey
Long, called 1.-THE Language of Love-"
Laurel Atkins as the Widow Mooney
has a part well suited to her ability
as q coincidence. Lillian Sutherland
as Miss Starr Mooney will have one of
her usual catchy song numbers, called
Uncle Remus," while Morey Long as
Mr.. Herschel Sun will sing "Wh m
Tommy Aatkins Marries Dollie Grey
John J. Martin, who has recovered
from his recent indisposltion, will
make his first appearance as B. l..
Plant of Mars, Pa.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

You might just as well NOT BELIEVE In
advertising unless you are USING It to fur
Their your plansi
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
Shoes Half Price and Less

Over two hundred big display bargain
tables are displaying shoes for men
Instances tor half price and less. Com
vince yourself and come to the
MAMMOTH SHOE HOUSE
EIO south Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

AL Borak temple, No. IS,
Dramatic Order knights
of Khorassan, held a
smoker and general jolli-
fication at Pythian hall
last night. The meeting
was we'll attended by vot-
Z, ..ic.e, Il, Hit n the AL
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
ROYAL. ARCANuM

WA ~ California COUNCIL NO.
1 A.8%. 1647 gave the first of the
AZ, %lFEKssAsSA series of entertainments
q = prepared for the year,
"a u III consisting of shadow
w yStasA dance, with new novel
20 SAV ~ ideas. The attendance
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
THE FRATERNAL.
BROTHERHOOD

The program for Supreme
lodge week will begin with
the big class initiation at
Goldberg's hall Monday
night, March %. Every
day and a couple of even
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

We are Woodmen;
Zip! Booml Bah!
There were big doings
last Monday night when
La Fiesta camp paid Azu-
sa camp a fraternal visit.
u They went out on a char
~ tered car nearly hundred
y strong, and marched
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

Chop, chop, chop,
Saw, saw, saw;
We are Woodmen:
Zipi Boom! Bah!
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

FISCHER'S-4'T Pawnbroker," a
musical comedy which derives its hu-
NOR from the conjugal infelicity Of
Hebrew husband and a Hibernian
wife. is the offering Pom Fischer and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
KARP AND ANDERSON
MATCHED To WRESTLE
Will Appear in Ogden ON Open
Ing of Sheepmen's National
Convention.

Manager Heasren. for Stanley Karp. has
matched his man against Gus Anderson,
who IS said TO nc one OF the best mat
weller "speedDalls' in tho country today.
for a wrestling match. best TWO in three
falls, for January t. 10 be held in Ogden
in Manager Grants new thcater. The
match has been arranged for the benefit
OF the National Wool Growers associa-
tioa. The sheep mon will take possession
Of ogden the first week in January, and
all manner of sports and games are being
arranged Tor the entertainment OF the
visitors.
Karp claims the weterweisht cham
are several other wres tiers in the country
siblc that before the winter months run
out that the title will go to the rightful
owner and that the honors will be de-
cidcd in Utah, providing all parties con-
CcTncd in claiming the championship can
bc brought together.
There is Mike Nohel and O Connell yet
TO be accounted for. these two men also
claiming that they arc in q class by them
selves.
karp and Anderson will enter for the
contest TO weigh 100 pounds or under.
The wrestlcrs claim they do not reach
this weight. but ask for FIVE pounds extra
in order that they may be at their best.
HcagTen said that. the wrestlers will
have TO give the people 81 run for their
money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
UNCLE SAM INVESTIGATING BOOkFNAKlNG
FIFTH RACE IS BIG
SURPRISE TO TALENT
Heavily Played Fayoritcs Beat
Ell by TiYOiini; Ten Thou
sand People Present.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec. l3.--Today
tho management gave It's first ladies' day
of the season at Moucricf park, and the
attendance was much over the ten thou
sand mark. The card offered was good.
and tho weather could not have been bet
ter. The NTH race was one OF the big up
sets of tile day. when Tivolni, at > to ].
won from Eudymon and Silvcrinc. two
heavily played favorltcs. Ballot Box and
Billy Pullman. both in the money in this
race. carried many bets for the smaller
bettcrs.
Results:
First race five and a half furlonGS-
Sou. 10 .. won Phronis. . 10 ., second
Diction. TO ], third. Time. 1903 l-5.
Second race. Breeders purse. five fur
longs-Cath"rinc Cardwell. Is 10 .. won
Throckmortou, To : second; Druid l. to
!. third, Time, 1908 80.
Third race. six furlones. scllins-R0yal
Captive. to J. won: Cowcn, TO i. sec
ond: Guy Fisher to 10. third. Time.
l:16 10.
Fourth race. six furlouEs. selling-Lord
Nelson, Is 10 !, won; Kaeman 20 l..
second: Croydon, 20 TO ]. third. Time,
l.l7 30
Fifth race ono mile. sclIing-Tivolin,
10 ]. won; Ballot BoN. 10 10 /, second /;
Billy Pullman. 13. TO l, third. Tine,
l:ij.
Sixth race, one milc and an eighth, sell
ing-Dberon. : 10 |. won. st. Joseph, u to
J. second; GolConda, 10 /, third. Time,
3, 3-5,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
DEALERS PREPARING
FOR BIG AUTO SHOW
Expensive Decorations: 1910
Automobiles and Airships
VIII Be Features.

The automobile dealers OF this city met
at the Commercial club Tuesday night
and laid out the floor space in the Audi
torium for the automobile show TO be
held February 10 to &c. inclusive, The
space was divided Into sections, There
will he ten large booths 81 feet inches
OK 80 feet. and twelve small booths. The
large booths extend from the walls to-
ward the center Of the large room. Down
the center OF the floor spaces have been
set aside for automobile supplies aud av-
ccssorics and for motorcycle displays.
IL was also decided 10 decorate the
booths and entire building in blending
colors in an attractive way. the decora :
lions to cost between $4,000 and $4,000, W.
L. Rshcl. who is TO manOgc the show,
was ordered 10 80 ahead and make prep
arations FOR the decorations and 10 let the
decorating out to the highest bidder.
Practically every automobile dealer in
the city has already taken spare, and with
all tho 1910 automobiles In stock there Is
every reason TO believe that the show Will
be n great success.
One OF the features Of the show. out
side OF the automobiles. Will he the dis
play OF bIplanes. the heavier than air ma
chimes. which will he I'm charge OF Irving
who mas lately returned from New York
with a biplane.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-15
MARATHON RELAY TO
Be RUN At I. N. c. A.
Salt Lake Boys Will Compete
With Best Athletes in New
York.

4 great deal of interest is conferred in
the twenty ive-m!le Marathon relay race
In which the Salt Lake y. NJ. G. y. Will
compete with the best runners New York
can produce, The conditions OF tho race
call for 100 boys under eighteen years OF
age, each athlete TO RUN ii0 yards. In
making the relays each quarter-mic. It
is thought that all worlds records will be
broken for tho distance.
The salt Lake BOYS have been uaining
hard, and Physical Director Adst says
that the boys arc all In the best Of condi-
ton. and that he believes that Salt Lake
will rum off with the highly priced victory
If the boys in New York have in any way
slipped mp in their training. victory is
sure 10 come here. The results win he
tclcGraphcd TO New York and after A
comparison has been made. the official
winner OF the race will bc announced,
The race will start at the y. NJ, &. a,
at p. m.