Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
! AND SECRET SOCIETIES
ROYAL COURT

.N Tomorrow the city as
+ - semblies of the Royal Court
LslSG0Q0AnS viii picnic at Sycamore
| w s11sTS1s nsTrxs park, and all members and
\ &EagsB ! friends of the order are
invited to be present. The
committee has issued the
following program and instructions:
Chancellors' race of fifty yards potato
race for young ladies of the assem-
blies; masters of eXchequers' race. of
fifty yards boxing match; sack race
for boys between ID and 10 years old;
three-legged race for boys under 10
years of age ffty-yard race for girls
under 10 years of age. Prizes will be
awarded to the winners. Those taking
part in the sack race will please bring
their racks with them. The same to
be the regular sized barley sacks. Each
assembly is requested to furnish one
participant for each race, thus making
it interesting for members of all as
semblies. Also the members are re-
quested to wear the emblematic but
tons of the order and to have the mem
bers of their families and friends who
accompany them wear a band of yell
low ribbon. to distinguish them from
others in the park who do not belong
to our party. All bring we'll filled lunch
baskets and drinking cups. Lemonade
will be furnished to all by Assembly
No ?. Come early.
Meet me at the picnic" is the in
junction for tomorrow.
Ask the chairman, Lady George A.
Getchell, and she or other members of
the committee will know what you
want to know.
Be present with your family and
friends to help make memorable and
pleasant Royal Court day"
The birthday party" of the assem-
L L. m.
was made a success of by Los Angeles
assembly No. 2. Seventy-one applica-
tions and fortw limitations were the
present" presented to the Royal Court
on its anniversary. Had it not been
for the exceeding hot weather prevail
ing the day of and for three days pre-
ceding the meeting, the result would
have been twice as large as it was.
The meeting was largely attended by
the officers and members of Nos. s, "a
26, 40 and Al, in addition to those of
No. 2. 1t was a big meeting, with
big purpose, and was big success.
Refreshments were served by a large
committee, consisting of Courtiers
Felch, Noon and Ladies Sutton, Platz.
Gomez, Pearl Getchell and SayIes. I'm
der good of the order, Royal Chancel-
lor Sam J. Chapel accepted" the
present in the name of the order in
speech replete with appreciation and
ideas of what the order represents In
all its phases of relationship to its
members and the citizen and state at
large.
Monday evening Pico assembly will
make plans for the month. No s re-
joiced in receiving ten new members at
its last meeting.
Tuesday evening Los Angeles assem-
bly, will meet and transact business of
more than usual Importance. 1t is ex-
pected that anywhere from ten to
twenty candidates will be initiated.
Wednesday evening Queen assembly
will initiate six or eight candidates.
after which a prize whist party will be
given for members of the order and
few invited friends
Thursday evening Belvedere assembly
will initiate two candidates and make
arrangements for the next open meet
ing One candidate was initiated last
Thursday evening.
Friday evening South Gate will rem
der a short musical and literary pro-
gram under good of the order. Sep
tember was commenced last Friday
evening by the initiation of seven can
didates and the election of nine appli-
cants to membership.
DR.. e. M. Palette, royal medical ex-
amner of the Royal Court will return
to the city Monday. after a four
months absence in Europe with his
f, mily.