Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-24
NEWS OF FRATERNAL
ROYAL COURT

The lotto" party OIL
= A\ Pico assembly No. last
4 kHnHa \ week was much enjoyed by
TAkiERkeIa a large number of mem
ETTH ! bers and friends of the
4 Royal Court Prizes were
49, won by Mrs. Rice, Miss
Remer, Miss Mccarthy and Mr.. Chap
pei. Following the guessing and lot
to" contest, dancing was enjoyed for
an hour, the music being furnished by
Mrs. Ramsey of No. 2. Previous to
the public entertainment, the assembly
held a short business session and acted
upon the report of the boost committee.
An important communication from the
home office was received enthusiastic
cally and acted upon favorably.
Tuesday evening Los Angeles as
sembly No. Q will entertain publicly
with a "circus." This will be different
from any other ever before seen, and
! will be worth seeing. There will be no
charge, but every one attending VIII
have to present at the door one Of the
assemblys regular printed invitations
properly signed by member. Follow
ing the circus" program, whist will
be INDUCED in and refreshments served
by the following committee: l.. Il.
Wright, c. G. Holdridge, Frank Van
Patten. Mrs. Geo. A. Getchell and Mrs.
II. E. Tower.
The Good Samaritan club OF No. 2
antly last Tuesday evening with pro-
gressive whist, following rousing
meeting OF the assembly at which
there was initiatory work and other
live business attended to. Ladies Co
rinne Black and Helen Tower were
awarded the ladies' first and second
prizes while Vice Chancellor Frank
Van Patten secured the gentlemen's
first prize. Ice cream and cake were
served by the hostesses, Ladies Addie
Ramsey, Jennie Mcleod and Geo. A
Getchel.
Queen assembly No. Al will give
public entertainment Gor which invita-
tions have been out for two weeks)
/ next Wednesday evening. The pro-
gram will be of exceptional merit ana
consist of six musical and literary
numbers, dancing and whist. Dr. j.
Colvile Brown is chairman of the COM
mittee in charge, assisted by Courtiers
Kle!brink, Conant and Ladies Alien
and Jordon. Refreshments VIII pc
served.
The whist tournament after the last
regular meeting was a very pleasant
affair and handled admirably by Cour-
tier and Lady Fisher The ladies
served an abundance of fine refresh
ments.
N, Crown No. 42 will continue the good
work of initiating candidates at the
meeting wednesday evening. The meet
ing last week made good both as a
social and as business getter.
This week Friday South Gate assem-
bly, No. 40 will entertain it's members
and friends with a box social and hop.
Fine music and a good fraternal time
is assured to all who will attend this
= entertainment. Prizes will be given the
+ ladies for the prettiest boxes.
Six candidates were initiated by NO.
40 Friday evening as result Of one
weeks work by the boosters The re-
cent action of the royal directors and
trustees as communicated to the as
sembly by official letter a week ago, Is
receiving substantial Endorsement by
No. 40. All members are enthusiastic
over the prospects of doubling the
membership of the order.
1t is good news to report to his many
friends that Scrivener Geo. II. 'Felch
of No. is again up from his two
weeks illness and will be at his desk
in the assembly chamber next wek.
Worthy Chancellor N. Knuppenberg
and wife of Pico No. are passing a
two weeks vacation on the courtier' S
orange ranch in Riverside county.