Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11

The Fraternal Brotherhood News,
edited by Mrs. Margaret +. Keller un-
der the general management of j. A.
Foshay, supreme president of the Fra
ternal Brotherhood, appears this month
comprising an excellent holiday issue.
,Fhe front cover is printed with sew
eral colorS, including Santa Claus IN
dustriously guiding an aeroplane. The
number is well filled with interesting
reading regarding one of the best fra
ternal orders in existence and one
that it's members take much pride in
the fact that it was founded in Los
Angeles and is under the control of
the highest class of supreme officials
which tempers the excellence all along
the line of officers and members of
the order.
In his holiday greetings in the News.
Supreme President Foshay among
other expressions has the following to
say:
1T would be a great pleasure to give
every member of the Fraternal Broth
| erhood a hearty grasp of the hand,
and while looking squarely in the eyes
say, wish you merry, merry
Christmas and a happy New Year,
but 1t is impossible to convey our
hearty good wishes to all of you in
| this manner, so we take this method
could see you face to face"
Mrs. E. r. Neidig, supreme vice
president, is at her desk again after
having passed a week visiting the
| lodges in Ventura county.
Supreme President James A. Foshay
is passing a couple of weeks in the
San Francisco district initiating
classes in nearly all the lodges in the
bay vicinity.
Tucson lodge No. 4S9 is responding
most satisfactorily to the call of Mr..
and Mrs. Rogers for assistance in the
work of rejuvenating the lodge. The
ball on Thanksgiving evening was at
tended by a record breaking crowd
Election of officers was the engross-
ing activity in all the Fraternal
brotherhood lodges during the first
week in December, and it is safe to
say that the reins of government have
again been placed in the hands of Ju-
| dicious officers.
Mrs. Marie l.. Goran, city manager
! is receiving a hearty welcome in the
home office and by the local lodge
/ members on her appearance after
severe illness. All are extending her
the glad hand and congratulating her
on her recovery.
.iermosa lodge No. go will hold a
| Christmas entertainment for the chill
| dren of its members. In order to
plan to advantage, the members who
expect to bring their children aro Sc
curing free admittance cards for them
! The escort team of Los Angeles
| lodge No. / gave it's annual masquer-
ade bali recently. There was big
Gro 4 and plenty of fancy costumes.
| Several prizes were awarded and every
body IS happy.
The Ballard contest in Pasadena
| lodge No. "a has closed. Two gold
watches for securing members were
awarded. he watch for the women
was awarded to Mrs. e e. Stone, and
| for the men to George S. Campbell
Seven candidates were initiated. A
kbanquet las served.
| The II. F. B. Dramatic club has been
organized as a result of the splend11
lshowing made by the talent that pre-
sented the play before Hermosa lodge
Monday evening.
The new lodge being instituted in
the western part of Los Angeles re-
ports progress.
Joseph Stocked of Eureka lodge No
147 paid the office a welcome visit and
brought a box of apples as q treat to
the home office force. He came to Re
dondo by boat with a cons gnment Of
275 boxes of apples for Los Angeles.
Committees who have in hand the
New Years ball and reception are re-
HOIIlIlS Ilucu pIOSlcoS' anu 'hN oeiAeeii
will be carried out along much the
same lines that made the one last year
such a success.
About 800 people witnessed the pre-
sentation of the play given by Her
mosa's Dramatic club Monday night,
The mere announcement that there is
something doing by the Dramatic club
always calls out a good attendance.
Already the good effects from the
racentJv oryanizad Officers club are be-
ing felt. w. L. Whitman, president
of La Grande lodge No. 9. has been
appointed the chairman of the COM
mittee of presidents of the various
lodges. He has appointed his com
mittees on decorations, reception and
entertainment for the success of the
New Years ball.