Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19
THE FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD
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Gen. Adolph recently re-
80 turned from a visit to
SsVsI Camarillo No. $50, Nord-
sSS = hoff No. 63S, Citrus No. IA
gJSeAS of Santa Paul and Moor
park, where a new lodge is
being instituted. The gen.
eral entertained by giving readings
from David Harum." Open meetings
and a class initiation is sure to follow
at the next regular meetings. After
these visits in c. A. Tobey's district,
he then turned his attention to 1. c.
Bachelors territory, and Jnue 81 he
visited Redondo No. 405 in the same
capacity Under the management of
Mrs. Marie L. Goran, city ma<lager, he
visited Westgate No. SIC June IA, and
Golden Eagle No. ia June II.
An enthusiastic meeting of companies
Nos. 1, 2, 8, was held Monday even
ing General Adolph and Adjutant
General Gibbs were present, explain
ing the dtails of the camp at the Yo-
semitic, July 1S to 25. The camp will
be called Camp Foshay." Six broth
ers of the subordinate lodges were
sworn in and became comrades of
Company No. 4.
The city organizers, Marie L. Goran
and Ida Chapman, report $50 candi-
dates ready for the big class initiation
the biggest fraternal event of the year
in local circles. The lodges are all
busy.
The demand for coupons for the Yo-
semitic campaign is indicative of
wonderful activity in the lodges. Every
mail brings in quantity of cards de-
manding coupons. From present indi-
cations it is certain that the Yosemite
special will carry q big crowd from
7 xyini init T111u
The entertainment given by General
G. S. Adolph in Ocean Park, June II.
resulted in five applications for mem
bership in that lodge. Ocean Park is
a lodge that always takes advantage
of every opportunity.
The Fraternal Brotherhood lodges
of Orange county held a joint picnic at
Balboa Beach, June 8. Supreme Presi-
dent James A. Foshay delivered an ad-
dress. 1t was the gala occasion that
such events always are with the regu-
lar sports and program of entertain
ment There was a large attendance
and the day was ideal. Bathing in the
surf and boating in the still water
were the popular forms of amusement.
Circulars have reached the home
office giving the plan for a joint pic
mic of the different fraternal organiza-
tions represented in Texas. Twelve of
hachie in what is known as the north
ern Texas Fraternal picnic on July
4-5
The Memorial day exercises held in
Alhambra hall in the home Office build
ing. Sunday, June u, called out
large attendance with representatives
from every one of the eighteen city
lodges. Every number on the program
came AID to all that was expected, and
everyone who had anything to do with
the arrangement of it acquitted him.
self creditably. The supreme officers
had no part in any of the program,
which had been left entirely in the
hands of the lodges. The committees
connected with the affair are deserv-
ing of much credit for its success.
Supreme Vice President Emma r.
Neidig will be in her office tomorrow
after a visiting trip of more than one
month extending over the territory as
far east as Illinois. Lodges in Texas
and intermediate sections were visited
on her return trip. She brings encour-
aging reports from all of them.
The escort team of Los Angeles lodge
declares it's intention Of going to the
Yosemite twenty-four strong. A recent
box social netted $13, the funds to be
used in defraying the expenses of the
triD.