Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
ROYAL COURT

rico Assembly No. s
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A held a very interesting
| L-S&nDAA \ meeting last Monday even
| IsNARsGk$0l ing, at which a number of
l &HkRs9 J applicants for membership
were recommended by the
| ~ investigating committee,
and upon ballot being taken were elect
ed to membership The candidates re-
ceived this month will be initiated Au-
gust 30 in honor of Royal Court day.
The date of the open meeting this
month was changed to August 49, de-
| tails of which will be announced in
next Sundays Herald. The committee
in charge of the entertainment is COM
posed of Courtiers Huff, Rice and
Chapel, 1r.
Los Angeles Assembly No. 2 is keep
ing up its reputation for large and en-
thusiastic meetings. regardless of this
being vacation season. The, meeting
! last Tuesday evening was full of in
terest and pleasure for all present.
! Past Chancellor Leroy Hicks presided
| in the absence of Chancellor Wright.
Company b, Royal Guards. was pres
ent in full force and assisted in the
work of the meeting. The outing COM
mittee, of which Lady George A. Getch-
! ell is chairman, reported in favor Of
holding the annual outing at Sycamore
|
| city assemblies are invited to appoint
committees and to cooperate with No.
| . in making the outing a great sue
cess. The class initiation as a part of
the Royal Court day" celebration
promises to be much larger than was
the Rev. Hugh X. Walker class July
81. If every member who has prom
| ised TO present a candidate on that oc-
casion makes good" the number ini-
tiated will be nearer one hundred than
forty-one
Queen Assembly No Al proved her
right to the title of the queen of as
sembly entertainers last Wednesday
evening at Diels hall. corner Central
avenue and Adams street, when she
was the host to $50 guests composed Of
| the "best men and women" in that part
of the city The program consisted of
a short address by Deputy Royal Chan
cellor T. d. Huff, dancing i'm the main
assembly chamber and prize whist in
| the parlors. Twelve tables were pro-
vided for the whist players. The prizes.
six in number, were won by J. A. Nee,
! Mrs. Alderton. Miss Alderton, Mrs.
| Dewitt, Mr.. Fraser and Mr., Preston
| Music for dancing was furnished by
| SWANS orchestra. The hall was beau
| tifully decorated with greenery and
red carnations. The arrangements and
| floor committees, composed of Ladies
| Allen, Hoefe, Roath and Roath, and
Courtiers DR.. Roath, DR.. Brown, Chan
cellor Parker. Vice Chancellor Ruffel
and Herald Leonard. deserve greatest
praise for the management and social
| good time of Queens first public enter
tainment. No. Al says 1t looks very
much like South Gate would lose in
! the contest for the chicken dinner.
| Belvedere Assembly No "a held an
other good meeting Thursday evening,
at which two candidates were initiated.
! Full particulars were reported by the
committee for the public entertainment
| August 10. A class of candidates is in
preparation for initiation Thursday
| evening, September ,. as a birthday
present to the order i'm honor of Royal
| Court day" August 80.
South Gate Assembly No. 40 is MAX
ing strenuous efforts to eclipse it's first
public entertainment August 81. Spe
cial talent and a fine orchestra will be
engaged for the occasion. The meet
! ing Friday evening was a very success
! full one in point of candidates initiated
The following committee on entertain
ment was appointed: Ladies Antilles
and Lawrence Rhodes and Courtiers
| Grow and Merties.
| The city assemblies of the Royal
| Court are working in unison to make
| both the celebration of Royal Court"
day and the annual outing of their
members a success to be talked about