Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
Secret Societies
THE FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

supreme BrCSluenl Jas.
sAe A. Foshay and his daugh
ter, Miss Eleanor Foshay,
ssN{a <, have not yet returned from
s21kHES the Yosemite, preferring to
U% remain one week longer
and get much needed
rest that the quiet of that valley af-
fords. The first week in camp was
such a busy one that there was no
rest for anybody s.
But one accident is reported from
Camp Foshay in the Yosemite and that
was a slight injury to the foot of one
of the Fresno members. However, III
a few weeks that will be forgotten.
Brothers Neiman of Company No. l,
Bowman. Bellan and Little of Com
pany No. 2 of Los Angeles broke the
record for fast time to Glacier Point,
twenty-five miles and return. =
General T. A. Nerney chief of statt,
rendered valuable assistance in field
work, and won the love and esteem Of
all the officers and men. His wife also
endeared herself to all.
DR.. EmmeHon had all the business
he could attend to, it being his first ex-
perience as army surgeon. Had he
charged the regular fee for the pre-
scriptions of salves and lotions he
would have left camp 81 rich man.
Mrs. Margaret r. Keller, editor of
the News" will leave on wednesday
for Detroit, where She will represent
the Fraternal Brotherhood at the Ma
tional Fraternal Congress, which Will
convene in that city August 16. Her
daughter, Miss Clefa Keller, will ac-
company her
The Yosemite camp is now thing
of the past and the memories of that
trip will long linger in the minds of
the happy participants. Not dissent
ing voice has been heard since the re-
turn of the members, and all are a
unit in declaring that they had the
time of their lives. They return more
than ever in love with California, real
izing for the first time the grandeur
and magnficence of its scenery.
The employees of the supreme of
flee, who are members of the Yosemite
party, have returned and almost the
full force is on duty again with re-
newed loyalty to the society that was
the means of providing them with an
outing that all vote was the pleasant
est of their lives.
The two brides and grooms, who
were members of the Yosemite party,
were the spotlight attraction during
the trip. However, there was nothing
but courtesy extended and the interest
in them was of the most friendly ma
ture. There were others of the party
who contemplate doing likewise and
that may in a measure account for
the observance of the Golden Rule.
One of the agreeable surprises that
will await the supreme president upon
his return will be the latest addition
to the Fraternal Brotherhood family,
Saturday evening, July 80, new lodge
was instituted at Tustin, with a char
ter list of some of the best citizens in
that vicinity. This lodge sprang into
existence with such mushroom rapid
ity that hardly any preparations had
been made to welcome its arrival.
Pasadena lodge No. "a held its first
meeting in the new hall on Friday
night, July 20, at which time Supreme
Vice President Emma r. Neidig, ac-
companed by visitor from Kansas,
was present. and congratulated the
lodge upon its success and future am
bitions. This was not the formal open
ing as that will occur three weeks lat
er with a big banquet and other ap-
propriate ceremQnies.
Vivian Whitehead and wife will start
Monday evening for Utah, where they
will take up their duties as managers
Of the Fraternal Brotherhood affairs
in that state.