Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15

SA ~ reception in the near fu-
sE- ture in honor of it's vic
9kNkMsSS torious escort team, whose
kT&3&A members covered them
selves with glory in the
competitive drill in Seat
tie. If there is any one thing dear to
the heart of that lodge. it is its escort
team and the pride is just one, for
the members are so interested in their
worl- that efficiency is their first aim,
and with that accomplished they get
all the adulation that is coming to
them The appreciation by the lodge
of the work the team aCcomplishes is
always sufficient reward. and this time
it is the intention to make a little dis
play of this recognition.
Hermosa lodge No. 80 has reluctantly
accepted the resignation of DR.. D. w.
Skeele, who has for a number of years
been the lodge physician, and has
elected in his stead DR.. J. Rollin
French The best wishes of Hermosa
are extended to the man in whose
hands were largely placed the health
and consequently the welfare of the
lodge, and who was not derelict to the
trust imposed on him.
Fraternal Brotherhood interest is nov
centered in the picnic to be held at
Redondo September 4. Committees
have. been appointed in the various
lodges for the perfe tion of the plans,
and the attendance promises to equal
that of former occasions. BY that time
everybody will be thoroughly rested
after the 8 attic trip
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Association of Presidents and Past
Presidents will be held in the Home
Office building on Wednesday evening,
! September /. One of Mrs. Lanes sup
| pers will be served at $780, followed by
a business meeting at which election
of officers and a discussion of the
| changes in the constitution and laws
will occur. These meetings which are
! instructive s well as social, are grow
| ing in popularity.
Mrs. Goran, the efncient organizer
who for several years has furnished
much of the member getting power in
the Southern California lodges, is pass
ing a couple Of months in Portland i'm
| the interest of the lodge at that point.
| She was lured north by the Seattle call
and thus she tarries on her homeward
trip
The Seattle Daily Times and the
Post-Intelligencer fairly reVel in glow
ing accounts of the Fraternal Brother
hood dOings during the uniform rank
encampment in that city. Fratcrnal
Britherhood day, July "a, has been de-
sCribed as the greatest day of the fair.
Congra tulations have been the order
OF the day in consequence.
Lieut.. Gen. Geo. S. Adolph was the
| last to return from the Seattle eXpOsi-
tion. He passed several days i'm Ia
coma, Portland and San Francisco.
The uniform rank companies of
Washington. Texas and San Francisco
! look forward to next years encamp-
ment, as they will hail an opportunity
to encamp in the southland.
Golden Eagle lodge No. ia is mourn
ing the sad death of one of it's es-
teemed members, Sister Gertrude NJ.
Young
The funeral services were held at
Pierce Bros undertaking parlors last
Thursday afternoon. with the escort
team of Golden Eagle lodge and SINH
lar representation from the FOrestera
acting as pail bearers. Cremation fol-
lowed the impressive ceremony rem
dered all the more so by the large
concourse of sorroWing friends, who
took this occasion to express their
sympathy to the relatives and friends,