Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-02
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD

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| %ltsSlk, %f9sV ance. These neighbors
AazzEadsB~ are rallying around Or
ganizer Strech in his great activity
with each passing week. Many new
applications are coming in and all the
members are radiant with joy over the
outlook ahead. This camp has decided
to bring in 100 applications during the
month of May
The mutual entertainment, given by
the Women of Woodcraft and the
Woodmen of the World, was held at
Eastlake camp on Tuesday evening.
Everybody had a jolly good time, the
hall was packed with pretty girls,
handsome men, women and children.
The program consisted of music, sing
ing, speech making and dancing. The
hours were passed in unrestrained mer-
riment and all pronounced the evening
one of the best yet enjoyed.
Tomorrow night Eastlake camp will
initiate a large class of candidates for
La Fiesta camp and twenty-five or
more applications are expected. Cap
tain Fisher will confer the protection
degree with his splendid team. Every
effort is being made to make this meet
ing h success.
DIR. ]. Park Dougall, the president of
the state board of medical examiners,
is in mind for consul commander of the
camp at the coming election and the
boys swear by him, and he will be
given the same cordial support that the
present consulS commander, Jacob
Good, always received.
Tom Barlow, p. c. c., has been APP
pointed delinquent officer of the camp
and has already secured several re-
instatements.
The smoker last Monday night was
pronounced success. The famous
original southern quartet was in evil
ha ba cin
encored demonstrated their popu-
larity.
Los Angeles camp gave a smoker and
boxing contest last Thursday night and
the hall was filled to overlooking. The
program was out of the ordinary. p. c..
c. Guy Cherry, who has already
brought more than twenty-five appli-
cations into the camp, acted as chair,
man of the evening and introduced
Past Head Consul John H. Foley and
Judge A. P. Tugwell, who delivered
splendid addresses. Then came the
musical prodigy, Fritz" and he took
the boys by storm then the boxers;
two very clever bouts, which were
heartily enjoyed. The orchestra of La
Fiesta camp furnished several selec-
lions throughout the evening.
Organizer Stretch was on the floor
with pencil and application blanks in
hand doing business for the camp, and
his face was certainly expressive of
the delight he felt in seeing the camp
responding so nobly to the long and
earnest appeals that he has been max
ing for greater activity. AS an evil
dence of this effort eleven applications
were taken.
David camp adjourned in short form
and came over to Los Angeles camp
and had lovely time.
The mutual entertainment committee
held another triumphant meeting last
Tuesday night at Eastlake's hall, and
again hundreds were turned away.
Price Bros minstrels furnished the en-
tertainment. Dancing followed. The
next mutual entertainment will be held
at Woodmen temple, Mercantile place,
on Tuesday, May Is, under the aus
pices of Poinsetta circle. Judge A. p.
Tugwell will deliver a fraternal adj
dress.
Fremont camp on Tuesday evening
kept open doors The hall was filed to
overlooking and the evening was given
over to Measure. Miss Tugwell charmed
the audience and evoked much ap-
plause by whistling. Dancing, speech
making and music followed. Many new
applications for new members were
taken. A sumptuous banquet was
given. This camp is on the upward
bound and it's future is Frightening
with each passing day.
Vernon camp passed a very enjoy
able evening Wednesday. The MEM
bers believe they have won the silk
banner to be awarded by the head
consul to the camp winning the most
new members on the percentage basis
since the first of January,