Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
FYQternNI and
FRATERNAL BROTHER
HOOD

Supr e m President
. James A. Foshay has re-
A2KEnUIs22p turned from q recent trip
Sptes,I9$3e- extending as far north as
ss4$fA - Washington, where In Sc
SstFnk1es$ attle on Wednesday niget
U~ June l, he witnessed q
competitive drill of the es-
cort teams of that city, and on Ihurs-
day night he initiated class OF more
than 300 candidates, q result OF Tue
Joint efforts of the several lodges. On
the following night thlrty-three car
didates were presented by Iacolllt
lodge No 205 at an excellent open
meeting. The mayor of the city, VINO
is a staunch member of the society,
gave the address of welcome. The fol-
lowing night Portland was host anu
had a good meeting and turnlshed
class Of siXty-seven Candidates, tle
result of the concerted action OF lne
lodges in that vicinity. Enthusiasm
and interest were the keynote there,
a. In the preceding meetings. Tues
dav night Argonaut lodge No 7lO IN
san Francisco was the favored host
Officers were elected. All were ready
for the messages the distinguished OF
flcer had to give. -.
The omen meetings of Golden Eagle
lodge No. 174 are growing in popular
Favor At the meeting Friday night
Iunp 3. A1IGT IllO lllllldbiOii VI NSAA
didates. dancing and cards We're en-
loved until q late hour. The two halls
were filed to overlooking, and before
the big initiation on June 30 there are
promised several equally good classes
of candidates. Keep your eagle eye
on Golden Eagle. -,..
The chanticler ball given by Angelus
lodge No. 20S packed the hall to over
flowing. A beautiful sofa pillow was
offered TO the sister who could cackle
the loudest or to the brother VINO
could crow the loudest. There were
no councillors in the cackling line, SO
the prize went to p. K. Wood, VINO
managed to crow the loudest. Mrs:
Mildred Moulton, who was in charge OF
the program, is deserving of much
credit for its success. quite tluy
sum was realized as a result.
la. Grande lodge No. 8 reported an
excellent meeting June 3. Someone
has said that it was "a swell tlme.
In the face of the statement all the
officers elected had smooth sailing;
All the city lodges are directing thelr
efforts toward the success or the pis y
initiation on June SO, at which time II
is planned to have the $50 candidates In
line. and If the good work continues
that number can be obtained easily.
Harrington lodge No. 600 at Its meet
ing on juno 1 presented Mrs. Marie II.
GOran with a beautiful chocolate SOL
and a bunch OF carnations as birthday
gifts. 1t will be difficult for this SIS
ter to deny her age, as the lodges seem
to keep posted on her birthdays.
The election of officers Is increasing
the attendance of the lodges on the
first meeting night of the month and
the results as far as reported are very
satisfactory, both to the aspirants and
the lodges.
views taken by the escort team of Los
Angeles lodge No l during a recent
trim to MI Wilson a delightful day
was passed at that resort. To the de-
light of the other visitors present on
that occasion the team gave an exhi-
bition drill. The members certainly
did credit to themselves and to the
society they represent.
The annual Memorial day services
of the Fraternal Brotherhood VIII DC
held in Alhambra hall OF the nome
office building today at o'clock p. m
DR.. Arthur S. Phelps Will deliver the
sermon. All of the lodges IN the city
will have representatives present ano
the exercises win be such as VIII dc
credit to the occasion. A large at
tendance is expected.
Ocean Park lodge No. 675 was the
hostess at an open meeting last Fri
day night when General Adolph gave
several selections as a feature Of the
program that was presented. This
ambitious lodge always does every
thing up In good shape and this oc-
casion was no exception.