Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-02
THE FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

- .iaSs.., Boyle Heights lodge No.
249 and NJ. E. Keller, edi-
Is tor of The Fraternal Bu.-
te4kS~ letin News, accepted the
- invitation of Redondo
lodge No. 405 to be present
at an open meeting on April ~ An
excellent program was rendered, AFTER
which ice cream and cake were served
in the banquet room, where tables
were beautifully decorated with great
profusion of beautiful flowers Inc
size and magnificence of the bouquet
presented to the editor was the ad-
miration of all beholders. The size
was exceeded only by the fraternity
that prompted the givers.
The entertainment, dance ana shlrt
waist contest set for May by Boyle
Heights lodge No. 249 is proving Of
interest to many and promises lots OF
Fun This lodge threatens to become
a rival of the Seattle campaign that
is being conducted as drawing caro-
to the A. Y. P. expeditions. The boom
in No. 249 is a healthy one and augurs
good results. -,
Texas where he found Fraternal
brotherhood enthusiasm running hlsn.
FL Paso lodge No. 2 9 has set its marx
10 400 members before the first day OF
Julv. and Houston lodge No. 368 prom
ices 400 additional Two special cars
will arrive in Los Angeles IN July
bearing two companies OF the UNIFORM
Rank recently mustered in from those
lodges, en- route to Seattle, Iney VIII
remain here two days and take part IN
fha F,lks' parade, and then accompany
the Los Angeles contingency TO the
The attendance of Hermosa lodge
has Increased until on the night OF
Anril 26 400 people were present. The
varied programs make the meetings.
attractive to young and old On the
occasion mentioned the Rotations,
s,soiin sole ssaa piano duo added to four
selections BY the Ellis quartet, MADE
fhe occasion one far beyond the oral
nary. In fact the program has peeh
pronounced by many the best ever pre-
santed by the lodge. c. A. Post, the
president. and Mrs. M. l.. Goran were
much in evidence looking after the
comfort and welfare of the guests.
The dance and exhibition drill glNen
nv the escort team of Los Angeles
lodge No. at Palm Gardens came up
IN 9he cancellations of the young peo-
ME. The net receipts amounted to sou
which will swell the Seattle fund 70
about $500 and that sum is ABOUT hdI
~ what the twenty-four aspirants ex-
meet to have realized by the middle Oh
July. tood
several plans for the future thar VIII
omen the eyes OF some of the frenzle1
financfers.'' ''Where there's VIII
there's a way"
Ontario lodge No. 10 is particularly
endowed with fraternal spirit, having
been instrumental in aiding two OF us
members who were in need or materlal
assistance recently. .,-o-
ontario "Get Z sy club" NO. . was
started with an enrolment Oh eisile ,1i
mon the occasion of the Seattle talk.
Miss Violet Barwise was appointed
-rand booster and she was the busiest
1arson in Ontario at the institution.
Tbe following is the roster: Robert
carfeld. @. Dewitt, Frank Tisdale,
Virgil buchanan, Emily Warren, Vlo-
LET Barwise, Robert Stone, Katherine
Ames. Rose Merrisen, Emma Larklh,
Bertie Bernhard, Frank Fielder, sister
Forshaw. Brother Busha, Sister Long
pasadena lodge No. "a has FORMED, d
"fet Busy club" of ten members, ana
Grand Booster Campbell is enthused
with an idea of Seattle and the way
~ get there. The following is the
.os+er. George S. Campbell, H. Q.
Simnson. vivian Whitehead, A. M.
whitney E. A. Tracey, A. ]. Beamley'
u Csreear. George Syer, ]. M. Gring-
erich. Matte N. Hicks.
q. Moore is the chief booster OF
4be acct Busy clubs and desires the
hoosters of the different clubs to note
mat he can always be reached by ad-
dressing communications meant 1or
him to the Home Office building, $40
South Figueroa street.