Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-08
|. D! D. F. PARADE
FEATURE Of FAIR
Uniformed Hosts Pass in Review
Before Queen of Orange
County Carnival
100 ODD FELLOWS IN LINE
RebekahS CARRIED in White March
in Pageant Over a Mile
in Length
100 ODD FELLOWS IN LINE

SANTA ANA, Oct. 7.-After the
opening of the carnival exposition
grounds yesterday at IL o'clock, thous-
ands visited the enclosure and the day
closed with q record breaking attend
ance for any one day of any of the
carnival held in this county. Enthu-
siasm buhbled over, and every eXhlult
was praised. Strangers to California
were particularly delighted with the
displays that tell the story of the
county's prosperity.
Today's attendance at the carnival
was greater than yesterday ana the
visitors were more than repaid by lhe
parade of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
taking place this forenoon. The par
ade was the climax though not the end
ing, of the grand l. o. Q. f. encaInp-
ment that has been in session mere al
of this week. In the procession, Whlch
was more than one mile long, over
eleven hundred Odd Fellows were IN
line. Cantons, encampments and sib-
ordinate lodges united in the brilliant
showing.
After the local police officers who
headed the parade, came Grand Mar
shall SCHNEIDER of Anaheim and MS
aides, Frank Tausch, William Flelsh-
man, William Bonkosky G. McDevltt'
Elmore and j. F. Calkins, Purl Car
penter, Richard Fishley all of Ana
helm, and Louis Edwards and William
Goodwin of Fullerton.
CANTONMENT HOSTS
The Patriachs' militant respondent
In their handsome dress uniforms, were
led by Brigadier General j. X. Ritter
and his staff, all handsomely molnted.
The cantons marched in regiments,
Gen. w. H. Sherburn of Sacramento,
leading the first regiment; Col. r. 5.
ldams of Petaluma, the second, ana
the third commanded by Col. w. II.
Woodbridge of Los Angeles. Each
canton bore gorgeous, waving panheIs'
The cantons in line were Sacramento,
Chico, Fresno Hanford, San Francesca
Oakland and Berkeley together, Peta-
luna, Santa Cruz, Pomona CoVlnd'
Ventura, San Diego, Riverside SANTA
Ana.
The hospital corps carried litter,
and ladies following in an automobile
wore upon their arms the purple cross
of relief. In other automobiles were
visiting Cebekah officers and the wives
of officers.
Heading the encampments was the
grand encampment banner, preceulng
Grand Patriarch Wulff, Grand Patri-
architect Force and other grand OF
ficers( in automobiles. Laurel encamp-
InenI with hall Il uuLlul Gu AA4SAA - A---~
Santa Ana lodge, No. 296, with 1l6 men,
Westminster and Huntington Beach
lodges 1oined, and Anaheim lodge
with 70 men completed the subordlnat
lodges division. The aides in this dl-
vision were B. F. Beswick, l. jenkins
an c.. B. Webb.
REBEKAHS MARCH
Torosa Rebekah lodge. each member
eoWned in white and carrying Jap
aneae parasol, made a striking spec
tacle, while Sycamore Rebekah lodge of
Santa Ana led the Rebekah procession.
Three columns of white gowned women
each bearing a white parasol, and win
the outer columns joined with ribbon
of pink and white, made Sycamore one
of the most attractive lodges in the
parade. Westminster Huntington
Beach, Orange and Anaheim Rebekahs
We're we'll represented in the line OF
march.
The banner of Orange county veteran
Rebekahs waved over a three seated
carriage in which were seen NUMBER
of veteran Rebekahs. Banners ana
American flags were plentlfully as
played in the Rebekah DIVISION Whl'e
bands played martial music all along
the line of march and counter march
MAsCoTs ATTRACTIVE
Three bright particular stars were
the mascots of Santa Cruz and San
Francisco's mascot, bright little fellows
who bravely kept up with the stride OF
the chevaliers.
The Odd Fellows were reviewed by
Queen Emeline and her court from
the reviewing stand on Birch and
West Fourth streets and as the column
passed before the fair young queen
every man saluted.
Tonight a brilliant ball for the Odd
Fellows and their ladies was given.
Tomorrows events are as follows:
Grand floral parade at IL a. m. Chas'
e. Stone, grand, marshal.
Auto races at the Santa Ana race
track, 2 p. M, under sanction of the A.
A. A. The program of events Is filled
and to this is added a motorcycle race
by local drivers.
The queen of the carnival and her
court will be entertained at the Japa-
nese tea garden on the exposition
grounds at p. m.
Public dance at Surgeons hall
p. m.
The closing exercises will take place
on the exposition grounds at 11:3O p. m
with a grand Mardi Gras, in which
everybody can take hand.
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