Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
WOODMEN OF THE
WORLD

~ la Fiesta camp held an
T\ interesting meeting last
CH0 Monday night, there being
mN 1scvcral visitors who spoke
\ koM encouragingly of the order
>GpsA de,N,and complimentary of the
LEkyfg% work of the officers and
team Consul Comman-
der-eleet Henry Brugman took the
chair during the initiatory work, and
his manner of rendering his part OF
the protection degree was impressive
and inspiring, and he was compli-
mcnted highly for his skillful rendl-
tion. Two candidates were initiated
and several applications received. The
clerk reported twenty-five limitations
for November and eleven thus far in
December. There will be no meeting
of the camp tomorrow night. Monday
night January 2, a Christmas tree VIII
he arranged for the children. After
short musical program the distribution
of prizes will begin.
Col. Reidt. consul commander-elect
of Webfoot camp at Portland, has been
making tho rounds of the camps ana
has visited Los Angeles camp, East
lake, Holenbeck. David, Fremont ana
La Fiesta.
Last Wednesday night San Pedro
camp gave an open meeting, enter
were presents for every one. Consider
able merriment was occasloned by the
character of the presents for the mem
bers of the camp. A large attendance
was present and delightful musical
program rendered Past Head Consul
John II. Foley delivered n strong ap-
peal to the citizens to join what he
called the best order i'm the world.
Redondo camp will have Inhalation
and installation Tuesday. January 3,
the officers and team OF La fleStd
camp officiating.
The meeting of Hollenbeck camp the
past week was well attended and pre-
sented many interesting features. FIVE
applications were received. The ofi1cefs
of Los Angeles camp occupied the sew
eral stations during part or the
evening, initiating a class of five can
ddatos. The ceremony was performed
bv the officers of 402 in their usual
proficient manner. after which Consul
Commander Long gave brief but IN
teresting fraternal talk, as did also
Clerk Harrington, Organizer Hollands
and "Woodman BIZ Hagerman.
supper in the banquet room concluded
the pleasures of the evening.
Vernon camp is keeping up the good
work of securing applications and in
itiating candidates, introducing -FOUR at
the last meeting. Next llui 9udS
nights meeting being the last of the
year the regular order of business Will
be dispensed with and the evening de-
voted to social Intercourse and cards.
David camp expects to close the
present years meetings next Thursday
night by initiating class OF seven
candida1 g. During the year 1911 David
intends to hold numerous class 1nltla-
tions and will work hard to largely in
crease its membership.
The sovereign jurisdiction initiated
1900 in one class in Louisville, KY, the
largest class I'm the history of the order.
1t is asserted that more than 100000
applications will be the record for this
year in the sovereign jurisdiction.
Final arrangements have been made
for the erection of the w. o. w. head
quarters building at Omaha, Neb., to
be located at the corner of Farnam
and Fourteenth streets. The building
will be eighteen stories with tower
and will cost s1.14O,000. The lot on
which the building will be erected cost
$4,000