Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
NEWS OF FRA TERNAL
ROYAL COURT

Monday evening Pico as
y y sembly, No. 8, will hold
foK0llQ6laN an interesting business
/ meeting. AS questions of
49, 7 the utmost Importance to
the assembly will be dis
cussed,s every member Is urged to be
present. The committee on entertoin-
ment makes the following announce
ments: April is. lotto party and
dance; May 16, Maypole dance
Lady Lillian Gress, advocate OF NO.
s, is paying two weeks visit to San
Diego, No. 3S.
Los Angeles assembly, No. 2, will
confer the membership degree on sew
eral candidates, listen to proposition
by Past Chancellor Wright to establish
an assembly reserve fund to assist
necessarily delinquent members and
award the cut-glass bowl to the holder
of the lucky ticket. All who have
tickets are invited to be present.
The Good Samaritan club or NO. :
will entertain members of the order
and a few invited guests with whist
and refreshments at Garfield hail Tues
day evening at the close of the regular
session of the assembly
The public entertainment of No. 2
last Tuesday evening eclipsed all
former ones for several months past.
The attendance was large, the orcnes-
tral music splendid, the whist party
enjoyable and the program of musical
and literary numbers Of general excel
lence Program: Selections by the
orchestra; violin solo, Master John
Polak, accompanied by Prof. Rudolph
Polak. This young artist Is great
genius of much promise. who gave one
of the finest numbers ever heard on
similar occasion. Song, Horace heeier,
n beautiful singer; sketches of mining
life were rendered in his inimitaole
style of elocution by Casper Culver.
An original poem by Mr.. Culver on the
Royal Courts watchwords, "Frugality,
charity and temperance" was much
appreciated by the members, who
gave him encore after encore.
Whistling solo, Miss Jessie Stafford,
always novel and pleasing; THE
Mule" an address by Sam j. Chap
pei; violin solo, Miss Lougenecker,
young artist with fine touch and
charming personality.
Queen assembly, No. Al, is continuing
its membership campaign with great
vigor, and will at its meeting next
Wednesday evening initiate another
large number of candidates. On TINS
occasion the assembly will be visited
by several local officers, who VIII as
sst in the initiatory ceremony. After
the meeting the whist tournament VIII
proceed.
Crown assembly, No. AZ, will have
initiatory work next Wednesday even
ing. The last meeting was full OF
business, and a general awakening of
members was felt and evidenced in the
presentation of eight applications for
membership. The following commit
tee has been appointed for the open
meeting April 20: Lady Carl Teske,
chairman: Ladies Francis Raiford,
Freda Teske and Courtier Wills
Baker. Miss Raiford was also elected
vice chancellor of No. AZ.
South Gate assembly. No. 40, has
ordered "all hands to the oars" and
every member is responding in loyal
fashion. There will be number OF
candidates to initiate next Friday
evening. after which a pleasant hour
will be passed at games and refresh-
ments. The meeting Friday evening
was one of unusual interest and
pleasure. Several visitors were present
and made interesting remarks under
the good of the order