Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

SEY4A&I club of HermoSa rouge,
sSfzz e No. 80, Friday night, show
more than $50. which add
SHg ed to the donations from
other lodges in Los Ange-
les will total more than $125, and tnat'
too. among lodges that are never Will
out some deserving cases IN thelr own own
midst Truly, fraternity is far-reicn-
ing. r,t.y
,tsitad san Tnis Obispo, San Miguel
and Saticoy and attended the picnic
Of the Ventura county lodges at roster
mark last week. He was orator OF tile
occasion at the picnic.
Supreme Chaplain Rev. j, A. batcno bao
elor paid his respects to the supreme
office force as he passed through Los
Angeles en- route to natlonal CONFER Ter
ence at Asheville, n. c.. He VIII pay
an official visit to the lodges at III
Paso. san Antonio and Houston, ana
on his return trip will visit the lodges
of Michigan, Wisconsin, Colorauo,
Utah, and will not neglect the clty ot
Chicago. where the outlook Is most
promising. ,s.o
,The program of Los Angeles lodge
No 1 April 2S, offered as one OF lts
numbers an address by j. il. FRANCIS
principal of Polytechnic high school
His lecture went far toward demonstra-
ting that the trend of the age is toward
frafernalisrn. when those whose duty 1t
is to direct and govern the youth-in-
terest themselves in and advocate the
cause. The distinguished gentlemans
remarks were much enjoyed and tne
ideas advanced were practical The
lodge is very grateful for the time ana
effort given by such a busy man.
Hermosas apron and necktie party
April 25 was a big success from a So
cial standpoint. The possibilities OF
both kinds of adornments were fully
demonstrated from an artlstlc stand
point and to the extent that even utll-
ity was lost sight of in the effort to We
for Loneliness Prizes were AWARDED
to the successful aspirants in each ex-
IRENE. and it was surprising to witness
the diversity of skill displayed.
Golden Eagle lodge No. ia Is meet
ing with hattering success In lts con-
test and limitations are the nam feat-
ures of the meetings. Action has only
begun and there are predictions of
lively times before the contest closes.
Home lodge No. 400, Royal California
No 400 and Sunset No. 624 all held open
meetings during the past week. GOOD
social times were offered and the at
tendance at all was up to the usual
standard. limitations at the next meet
ings will be the results of these good
times.
The trophy cup that has been drilled
for by the X. of P. l. o. F., K. O. L.
M and II. r. b. for the past SIX years
will in all probability assume larger
proportions. as ii is proposed to adj
nit all fraternal societies. This means
the |. o. o. F., w. O. w. and M. w.
A If the present plan is adopted 1t
will bring before the people the most
interesting program that has been
STAGED. Gen. G.. S. Adolph has the
matter in hand and reports that the
outlook is good.
The following letter from Tonopah
has been received at the home office:
ITO Our Honored Supreme president,
James A. Foshay: We. the under
signed, representing the sentiments of
the entire membership of Tonopah
ladge No 651 of The Fraternal Broth
erhood, wish to express our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the kind
ness you have shown to our departed
Sister Alexander Harma, and for what
you are still doing for us. While
what we feel, we shall endeavor by
our loyalty to our lodge to show our
appreciation of your kindness. Also on
behalf of our lodge, we request you
to express our heartfelt thanks to all
who have so kindly assisted us in car
ing for one we all loved and honored
for. her many good and noble qualities.
(Signed)
"H. C. WOLFSEN,
"W. II. BOHANNAN.
JENNY RIPPANHAM,
"DR. J. C. COWDEN,
"B. p. ELFORD,
COMMITTEE"