Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
Edited by
J. Freeman Cook
WOODMEN OF THE
WORLD

Lockout Mounta a n
3~ camp at Hollywood met
1-To last Monday night. For
SAM a the purpose of instruct
hyOM 7 ing the new officers as to
X m t h s of procedure
HeNIHgk WIZ while a candidate is be-
Sslla2J<g0' ing introduced the fol-
lowing neighbors from Fremont camp
occupied the stations: F. N. Living
ston, past consul commander; w. j.
Dill, consul commander; Leo Claire
mont, adviser lieutenant; A. E. Bor-
den, banker: CHARLES Davies, escort.
Eastlake camp held an interesting
session last Tuesday night. The mem
bers are all hustling for new timber
and along with the other camps of Los
Angeles expect to keep the officers and
team busy during the coming weeks.
The officers and tenn Of Vernon camp
were invited to initiate a class of cam
didates on the second Tuesday night
in December
The semi-annual election of officers
of Hollenbeck camp was held last
Wednesday night. the result following:
Gust Fussner, past consul commander;
Samuel Naylor, consul commander; G.
e. Crumrine, adviser lieutenant; w.
B. Osborne, clerk; G. I. Calktns, bank
er: A S. Perkins, escort; L. NJ. Ritz,
watchman; w. L. Lyons, sentry; +. L,
lJdbIEdCh, W. l. HaCAS SAAN ~ - -
Ford, managers; DIR. r. c. Chaffin,
physician.
A vacancy occurring in the office of
clerk, by reason of resignation, the
newly elected clerk of Hollenbeck
camp, w. B. Osborne, was installed
by District Manager c. q. Stretch. He
will again be installed with his asso-
ciate officers next January.
At the meeting of Vernon camp No
vember 10 fourteen candidates were
introduced, Eastlake's officers and
team having charge of the class.
masquerade ball is announced for next
Thursday night, which is expected TO
be the finest affair of the KIND ever
given by the camp.
Santa Ana camp gave a hard times
social and dance last Tuesday night,
with a large attendance. Neighbors
from the camps Of Orange and Fuller
ton were present District Manager q.
e. Stretch delivered a brief but inter-
esting address.
1t has been the custom of La Fiesta
camp for several years past to give
Christmas tree for the benefit of the
members, their wives and families, par
ticularly the little ones. A committee
has been appointed to make arrange
ments for one of the best trees ever
ladened with Christmas gifts by the
camp.
November 2S La Fiesta will entertain
with q ladies' night. Something spe-
cial will be introduced. A dance will
be given and the circles in the city
have been invited to participate.
La Fiesta camp is receiving appli-
cations faster than for months. The
camp has offered a bonus to all mem
bers where applicants are actually int-
tiated. which means that every mem
ber will endeaVor TO be an organizer
Tomorrow night another class initia-
tion is expected as we'll as large
number of applications.
Inglewood camp will give an enter
tainment and dance on Tuesday night,
November %. at Masonic hall in Ingle-
wood. The entertainment will consist
of specially drilled company of actors
who will put on mirth-provoking
skit. There will also be singing and
dancing. All of the camps and the
circles in Los Angeles and adjacent
thereto have been invited to be pres
ent. Honorable r. d. List, past consul
commander of the camp, will make the
principal address. The entertainment
is in charge of f. P. Dickey. Clyde
Woodworth, Joe Nelson, w. II. Felts
and John Airick
1t has been the custom of La Fiesta
camp for several years to give
Christmas tree for the benefit of the
members, their wives and families.
particularly the 1IJle ones, anu Il COHl-
mittee has been appointed to take up
the matter and doubtless the tree this
year will be larger finer and better
attended than any previous tree.
November % La Fiesta will enter
tain with ladies' night, and some-
thing special will be introduced for
the entertainment of it's many lady
friends.
Ingfswood camp will give an enter
tainment and dance on Tuesday night,
November %, at Masonic hall in Ingle
wood. The entertainment will consist
of a specially drilled company of
actors, who will put on a mirthpro
voking skit. There will also be sing
ing and dancing All of the camps
and the circles in Los Angeles and
adjacent thereto have been invited
to be present and a large crowd is
expected. Cars will leave Second and
Spring streets at 1880 p. m. Hon. r.
D. List, past consul commander of
the camp and formerly a resident Of
Inglewood but now residing in Los
Angeles. will make the principal ad-
dress. The entertainment is in charge
of e. P. Dickey, Clyde Woodwork, |
Joe Nelson, w. H. Felts and John
Airick