Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
ORDER OF
FORESTERS

OINGO GIN0
m HE Forestric event of the week
was the welcome home reception
n to Deputy Supreme Chief Ranger
J. A. McCahill and bride on their re-
turn from their honeymoon at Coro-
nado. The reception was rendered by
DR.. and Mrs. E. G. Goodrich at their
home and was largely attended by
members of Companion Courts Los
Angeles and Miramar, Temple and
other courts 1t was while Brother
McCahill was working in the interests
of the order at Tucson, Arizona, that
he met the woman who became his
bride, Miss McDeaull of that city, and
so started a romance that eliminated
in a wedding in that city several weeks
ago. We have pleasure in reproducing
their pictures on this page this week
and to wish them every happiness ON
behalf of their hosts OF friends in the
city At this homecoming reception
a delightful musical program was rem
dered and among those who were
noted present were the following: Mr..
Mrs r. G.. Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs. f. G..
HochderfferN Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.
Vaughan, Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Bennett,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Pear
son, Mr.. and Mrs L. X. Weishardt,
MISS Lizzie IetlpSeS, III w IL LAY =
ton, S. A. Reed Mrs B. II. Franklin,
Mrs. r. j. Burns, Mrs. Mary Newell
and the Misses Cello and Ella Newell,
Mrs. H Whipple, Miss X. Hoch-
derffer, ]. Carroll, Mrs. c. O. Seems
and the Misses Ella and Florence
Seems, Mrs e. TETON, Mrs K. Beach,
Mrs. A. E. Gruebnau and Miss H.
Gruebnau, Mrs. B. Silver, Messrs.
George and Peter Brunold, Mrs. j..
Smith. Mrs. c. willard, Mrs. N. Cook,
the Misses Ayleen and eileen Good
rich, Miss Mary r. Prosser, Mrs. Abb
bic Steves and Miss Nellie SteVes, all
members of the order, the majority
being well known officers of various
courts. The groom is one of the most
active of the deputies, and the re-
ception given on this occasion was an
evidence of the fact that he is pop
ular and successful. During the even
ing refreshments were served, and all
present spent an evening that will be
long remembered as one of the brighter
spots in the Forestric journey of life.
An unusually large attendance was
present at the meeting of Court Oc-
cident Friday evening, when its newly
organized initiatOry team put on the
work for the first time. The team
initiated a class of three candidates
with almost perfect ritualist1c work
and is to be congratulated on the eX-
ham as chief ranger was excellent. as
were also Brothers Gould as past chief
ranger, Brother Dorward as vice chief
ranger, and Companion Tilly as orator
The team is the result of the work OF
Companion Moody and Brother ]. II.
Bean, and the court feels proud OF the
results already accomplished. The
court unanimously adopted resolutions
indorsing the present administration
of high court affairs and of the su-
preme court organizing department
under the leadership of Brother Frank
E. Hand. The court elected as hlgh
court delegates Companions e. Moody,
I. Gould. N. TiIy and L. Bredehoft,
also Brothers w. H. Leeds, ]. H. Bean,
F. w. Buswell, j. r. Moody, c. N.
Ireland, H. c. Rice and NJ. A. Gould
Court Morris Vineyard gave an ex-
cellent vaudeville entertainment at its
smoker Friday evening under the lead
ership of Brother Prendergast. The
boys were all well pleased and had a
good time, even those who do not IN
dulge in "smoke." The high chief
ranger, DR.. Dickson, gave an address
and was followed by Deputy Supreme
Chief Ranger ]. H. Jones.
Court La Fiesta had a good crowd
at its card party and social Tuesday
evening, at which the prize for women
was won by Companion Rose Franklin.
Brother George Hollingsworth won the
prize for men. The committee was
Brother Ned Franklin, assisted by
Companions Grace Evans and G. b.
Cordrey, and credit is due them for
Arranging an enjoyable entertain
ment.
Court Palmetto elected its delegates
to high court at the meeting Monday
evening, and the following were
chosen: Brothers A. ]. o. Korbel, ].
w. Earnhardt, w. L. Conan, A. C..
Johnston and F. ]. Chamberlain.
Companion Court Morris Vineyard
had a good attendance at the last
meeting and gave the obligation of
the order to two candidates, who will
be given the full initiatory work at
later meeting.
The hall of Court Glad Hand was
well filled Thursday evening, when
four new applications We're received
and a large class of candidates were
given the full initiatory work: High
Secretary S. G. Dunkerley assisted by
giving the unwritten work and the de-
gree of elevation. All the candidates
responded well and were duly i'm
pressed with the ceremonies. A large
number of the members of Companion
Court Glad Hand visited the court
after their own meeting and a pleasant
social session was had, during which
it was arranged to give joint initia-
tion at an early date, and an invita-
ton was extended to the we'll known
Court Temple uniformed team to give
the work. AS result the irrepres-
sible sam Reed will again work over
time getting candidates for the oc-
casion to make it an event worthy of
Court Glad Hand, and that will be
going some.
The members of Court Los Angeles.
were glad to welcome Brother Nc
Cahill back to his own court after his
honeymoon and to hear that he is
ready to resume his work for the court.