Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
FrQternQI and
ROYAL COURT

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The meeting of Pico
No. 8 Monday evening will
azEVIDn\-N be of great interest to all
EEMGM~I members of the assembly.
Z 1zf4k8 A herculean effort is go
Il ing to be made to double
the membership through
well defined plan to be launched at
this meeting. Courtier A. II. Marks
and Lady Lillian M. Gress will be the
leaders in the campaign. Refresh
ments will be served.
The whist party given last Monday
evening by the Iris club of No. was
a very pleasant success. Prizes were
awarded to Courtiers Rice and Hub
bell, Lady Chapel and Mrs. Smith.
The hostess was Lady William Miles,
who served refreshments
Los Angeles assembly No. 2 has
number of candidates to initiate Tues
day evening. Something of unusual
interest has been prepared for each
meeting this month
At the meeting last Tuesday even
ing Courtiers Felch, Van Patten, Cour-
tier and Lady Holdridge and Lady
Pearl Getchell were appointed to ar
range an open meeting for March 20.
The Good Samaritan club of No. 2
gave a whist party last week to about
fifty members and friends. Those
scoring highest number of points were
MISS Helen lower anu MI. AlilNu ~
wards, for which they received beauti-
ful prizes. Consolation prizes were
awarded to Miss Conner and Harry
Pool. The next party of the club viii
be held at the hall March 10.
Queen assembly No. Al is in the X.
c. "limelight" just now with plans TO
forge ahead in membership. Wednes-
day evening a short business session
will be held for the purpose of initiat-
ing several candidates held over from
last meeting. Promptly at 8 o'clock
the meeting will be open to a few
guests, whom members are asked TO
invite to join in the whist party, to
follow, after which refreshments VIII
be served by Courtiers ]. M. Fickling,
Kleibrink and Conant. who Will be as
sisted by the Misses Rubie Smith,
Marie Allen and Frankie Savage. All
members of the order are cordially in
vited to come and bring friend. No
charges.
The last meeting of Queen was live
one Plans were perfected, under the
leadership of Courtier Marks for IN
creasing the membership. and the fol?
lowing COMMITTEES was appointed to
provide a public entertainment March
30: Lady frankie D. Savage, chair
man: Ladies Louise Marten, Francis
f. Tibbetts, Minnie q. Goodman ana
Courtier John Fickling.
Crown assembly No. AZ is prepar-
ing for rousing meeting next Wednes-
day evening, when a class OF elght
candidates will be initiated. A dance
and entertainment is also in course OF
preparation for March 16.
A chicken dinner will be given by
Courtier and Lady J. A. Joiner of
South Gate No. 40 to all members OF
the order and few invited guests,
who attend the meeting at Fifty-hfth
and Moneta avenue next Friday even
ing. The hosts are two of the most
popular members of No. 40, and 1t Is
their desire to boom the assembly
and increase it's membership, and for
this purpose the meeting has been
turned over to them to manage. The
program for the occasion is: A short
business session; a few well selected
musical and literary numbers; a few
boost speeches by some of the best
orators and boosters in the entire or
der: the chicken dinner; little dane
ing and a little whist. 1t is under
stood that the decorations will be more
elaborate than any yet attempted and
of entirely original design. Each mem
her of No. 40 is entitled to invite one
or two guests over Is years of age.
This meeting is supposed to be the
"big noise in Royal Court circles for
some time to come, in fact it is to be
a "get-together" meeting for the order
in Southern California, as there will
be representatives present from sew
eral outside assemblies.
The meeting Friday evening was a
Jolly good one and very successful.
A royal welcome was extended to
Courtier Carl Teske, the new deputy
for No. 40 Courtier Fred Wilcox was
present to introduce his successor and
give him a good send off,