Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10

I SstS ! hall Corner Pieo and El
~ Molino streets. This as
- sembly has a reputation
for giving nice prizes at its WHIST par
| ties, which always assures a large az u
tendance of members and frlelius. A'i
are invited to be present on TINS occa-
sion.
/ The reception rendered Mr. and Mrs
! w. G. Miles Monday night was an en-
ioyable success. After the mutation
OF candidates refreshments were en-
joyed in the banquet room. II was ue-
( cided at this meeting to give publlc
entertainment October %, and Courtlers
Huff. 0. T. Helping and Esles smith
were appointed to arrange for the same
A large attendance of the members
/ of Los Angeles assembly No. is eN-
pected Tuesday night, when the mem
/ bership compaign will be started WIN
the initiation of a number OF cahui-
dates. A program will also be rem
dered by the weekly entertainment
committee.
J The meeting of No. Tuesday was
I full of business and general interest
to the large number of members pres
ent. The membership campaign was
formally launched. The committee pro-
posing the plan adopted was composed
of Courtiers c. H. Won Breton, Fred
Willox and George H. Felch. The
prizes to be awarded are said to be the
most numerous and valuable ever or
fered by any lodge in the city Tor new
members. In conjunction with the con-
test and to engender enthusiasm In all
of the\ city assemblies No. Will give
a banquet in the basement or the
/ Walker Auditorium building Octoper
| 49, to which all members of the order
in Los Angeles will be invited. The
ARRANGEMENTS are in the hands of the
| foraging committee.
Queen assembly No. Al will hold an
| interesting meeting Wednesday hlghl'
The chicken dinner contest for new
members is drawing to close, Which
accounts for the extra hustllng pelng
| done now by the members OF NO. Al.
At the next meeting several candidates
will be initiated, and cake and coffee
will be served.
| The last meeting of Queen was a
| lively one in many respects, as murh
! important business was attended TO-
Four applicants for membership were
received and one candidate Initiated
| On account of the membership closing
with October it was decided to hold
this months public entertainment Octo-
! ber 20 instead of the last Wednesday
night of the month. The Following
committee was appointed to arrange
| for the open meeting: Lady Allen
chairman; Ladies Parker, Roath, Hoe
! flG ana COuTIleT flCkllIlS.
Belvedere No. "a will initiate seVeral
candidates Thursday night, after which
social hour will be enjoyed, when re-
| freshments will be served.
After a short session Thursday nlght
No. "a closed and attended In body
the firemen's benefit box party.
South Gate assembly No. 40 proposes
to cinch it's victory over Queen in the
membership contest between them Tor
chicken dinner Friday night by
initiating a large class of candidates.
After the session closes the members
will indulge in a "cobweb' party.
The meeting of No. 40 Friday night
was one of the best yet held. -Four
candidates were initiated and plans
made to more than double that number
| at the next meeting. Members OF the
committee appointed at this meeting
for the October open meeting are as
! follows: Lady Frank Rhodes, chair
man; Ladies Stewart and Staud1ngeI
and Courtiers Sullivan and Carver
The strength of this committee insures
| another social success for No. 40. Aftel
the close of the session most of the
members remained to enjoy half houI
of whist and dancing.
! The Good Samaritan club of assem-
| bly, No. will open its fall and winter
social season with a whist party Thurs
day night, October 81. Lady Sam j.
| Chapel will be the hostess on TINS oc-
casion. The party will be held at her
home 29SS Dorchester street corner
Western avenue. The president of the
| Good Samaritan club is Lady Jane De
Lanty. and Lady Lesleigh F. Wright is
the secretary treasurer in whose hands
rests the business affairs of the club.
The committee in charge of the
weekly good of the crder'' entertain
ments for October is composed of Lady
Anna M. Gibson, Lady Lillian Paxton
and Courtier Elwood Noon.
Word has reached the head office
that Royal Sentinel and Lady Charles
G.. Holdridge will arrive home this
week from a three months eastern
visit