Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
MR.. AND MRS. A. BYRON HUBBELL

NT RS. NELLIE LATHROP of Los
WI Angeles assembly No. 2, Royal
0A Court, has just distinguished
herself as an active member by seeur-
ing more new members for the order
than any other member in Los Ange-
les in the last three months. AS a
token of the high regard in which she
is held and in recognition for her
services in increasing its membership,
the assembly has awarded her with
fine gold watch handsomely engraved
with her initials and the emblem of
the order on its covers.
A. Byron Hubbell worthy chancel-
lor of South Gate assembly No. 40,
Royal Court, is a young man of excel
lent -executivel ability. He has been
chancellor of his assembly ever since
it's organization nearly year ago,
and much of it's splendid progress is
due to his Jealous fraternal leadership.
Mrs. A. B. Hubbell, wife of the
worthy chancellor. is the efficient
master of the exchequer of South Gate
assembly of the Royal Court Mrs.
Hubbell being the collecting officer, is
more responsible for the constancy OF
the members than any one else in 1t.
a
fraternal life of the order, and alto
gether one of its substantial leaders.
Pico assembly No. will meet Mon
day evening in their new hall at the
corner of West Sixteenth and Airing
ton streets, and all members are re-
uuested to take notice of the removal
from the old hall. The meetings of
No. 8 will be held hereafter every
Monday evening at the new location.
nh will civ a 4
ing and formally open the new hall
some time this month, notice of which
will be given in The Herald at an
early date The members are all much
enthused over the prospects of
greatly increased membership in the
neighborhood of it's new home.
Los Angeles assembly NO. VIII IN
augurate the "hustlers' campaign" for
new members under the new three
months dispensation Tuesday even
ing, by initiating a class of several
candidates. The very liberal offer of
the home office has already aroused
more interest among the members and
brought more workers to the fore than
any proposition ever before submitted
to the assembly, and the result Is al
most sure to be a doubled membership
by July II.
Two circuses in town in one week is
certainly "going SOMEONE for the
general populace and the other ex-
clusiyely for the members of the Royal
Court and their invited guests. NO.
was the perpetrators" of this diff
ferent from others" entertainment, and
a big success it was. 1t was real
circus minus the menagerie feature.
With red and yellow crepe paper
draped from center of ceiling to sides
and ends, the hall looked like huge
tent. The seats were arranged la
circus with ring in the middle. where
the performers did their stunts"
Peanuts, pink lemonade and ice cream
wede "peddled" to the spectators by
the little Misses Scheck, Graham and
Masters Wright and Scheck, Courtier
Frank Van Patten made an excellent
ring master, as did Courtier A. w.
Edward, the clown. Both wore ap-
propriate uniforms and were much fsd-
mired by the young ladies present:
First on the program was some hot
time" music by the "circus" band, un-
der the leadeship of Lady Ramsey;
then followed a song by Mr. q. p.
Miller; club swinging by Lady Buerte
Bentein; Fluffy Ruffles CHORUS"