Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
7. .F.B. PICNIC IS
HELD AT BEACH
ONE THOUSAND PERSONS GO
TO RED0NDO
DAY DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO
SPORTS AND DANCING
Baby Show Holds Breathless Attention
of All Until the Long List
of Awards Are
Made
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REDONDO BEACH, Sept. About
one thousand persons attended the an
nual picnic of the Fraternal Brother
hood held here today. The day was
devoted principally to sports and dane
ing.
A tug of war between La Grande
lodge, No. 8, and Hermosa lodge, No.
Z, was won by the former team.
The feature of the days program was
the baby show, in which the tiny
youngsters competed in four classes.
Robert e. Byrna and Byron Smith Sc
cured first and second prizes, respect
lively, in the class for boys under one
year old. Kate Hausler was first
among the girls under one year old, and
the Paulson twins received the second
prize. Arthur Lewis Snow was first
among the boys over one year, and
Elmer Joe Grijalba was second.
Nina Truxler was first and Leo Low
second in the class of girls over one
year.
The athletic contests resulted as
follows:
Fifty-yard race for boys 10 to IS
years--First prize, term account book
with credit of s5, by Park bank, Fifth
and Hill streets, won by RED" Haney;
second price, $1.50 pocket knife, by A.
e. Gockley s. Son, 612-14 West Pico
street, won by James Morrison.
Fifty-yard race for girls 10 to- 10
years-First prize, Term account BOOK
with SIS credit, by Park bank, Fifth and
Hill streets, won by Irene Slater; sec
ond prize high-class story book, by
Gillespie Book store, 216 West Second
street, won by Collise Slater.
Fifty-yard race for boys under 10
years-First prize, order for $1.50 box
of candy, by Wells confectionery, won
by Louis Irwin second prize, pearl
handle pocketknife, by Adams Mckee
Hardware company, 126 South Main
street, won by Ray Kegris.-
Fifty-yard race for girls under ~
years-F'irst prize, order for five-pound
box of fancy candy, by H. Jevne, the
grocer, won by Edith Down; second
prize box of fine stationery, by w. Il.
Harmon, Pasadena avenue and Daily
street, won by Mabel Asher.
One hundred-yard race for married
men-First prize, order for IS fancy
vest. by Askin & Marine, 445 South
spring street. won by 3. II. Morrison:
second prize, order for twelve-pound
ham, by Southern Mercantile company,
26o1 Pasadena avenue, won by ]. r.
Burchetel.
Fifty-yard race for married women
First prize, order for SO handbag, by
Coulter Dry Goods company, won by
Mrs. o. M. Chadwick; second prize,
Tempest company, 712 West Pico street,
won by Mrs Laura Canes.
One hundred-yard race for single
men-First prize, order for SO hat, by
Sherwood, won by Walter Barton;
second prize, bottle of French's per-
fume, by w. H. Guest, Twelfth street
and Central avenue, won by Max
Elesener.
Fifty-yard race for single women 10
wears and oyer-First prize, order for
one-half dozen So Paris panel photos,
by Old Mission studio, 236 South Main
street, won by Miss Jessie Mills; Sec
ond prize, $3.50 shirt waist, by Barrett
& Co., 1926 Downey avenue, won. by
Miss A. Elesener.
Fifty-yard race for fat men-First
prize, order for one best ham, by New
market company, 500 South Broadway,
won by L. L. Burke; second prize,
order for fifty-pound sack of flour, by
Albert Cohn, the grocer, won by ]. R.
Crererar.
prize, So silk parasol. by Boston Dry
goods store, J. w. Robinson company,
won by Hazel Newman; second prize,
box of fancy linen handkerchiefs, by
Bullock's. Seventh and Broadway, won
by Mrs. Simons.
One hundred yards, three-legged
race-First prizes, order for weathered
oak rack Dy n. W. IlelSH u iiAtNA
company, 205 North Spring street, and
order for fine floor brush, by George
Ra1phs, grocer, 514 South Spring street,
won by c. Hyde and Wright Mahoney;
second prizes, order for 81 worth of
coffee, by Albert Cohn, grocer, and
order for 81 worth Of coffee, by 8. Tea
and Coffee company, South Hill, near
Fourth street, won by j. H. Murat and
H X Macklin.
Fifty-yard sack race-First prize. SO
bottle of fine toilet water, by Off &
Vaughn Drug company, won by Joe
Dummy; second prize, two pounds
choice tea, by Sunset Tea and Coffee
company, South Hill street. won by
Fred Haney.
Twenty-yard lemon throwing con-
test-First prize, order for one dozen
SIS photos, by Prince, 307 South Broad
way, won by Mrs. Millhouse; second
prize, order for SO fan, by Mr.. Walker,
Fifth Street store, won by Mrs. Whit
field: third prize, box of fine stationery,
by California Art Photo company, GIG
West Pico street, won by Mrs. Nc
Kinnon.
The following representatives of
subordinate lodges composed the gen.
eral committee for the outing: Presi-
dent, Harvey Clement, chairman of
picnic, La Grande lodge, No. 9; secre-
tary, H. K. Matherly La Grande lodge,
No. Q; treasurer, Perry H. Emmett, Los
Angeles lodge, No. 1 transportation, G.
d. Clark, Hermosa lodge, No. SO; pub
licity, Mr.. Thorton, Hermosa lodge, No.
So; finance, j. H. Murat, La Grande
lodge, No. 9; sports, Capt. Louis Gau-
batz, chairman, La Grande lodge, No.
8: entertainment, G. E. Leonard, chair
man, Home lodge, No. 400.