Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

HGRhNiHHkAN dates NOludy evening e'HN
TN l ballot upon the applica-
| \ tions of several others. The
meeting last week was
verv we'll attended. Several applicants
| were elected to membership. Hoyai
| Chancellor Willox was present anu
spoke encouragingly of the order.
Los Angeles assembly No. 2 enter
tanned about 200 members and frlends
| Tuesday evening with "A Day IN tne
Woods" The hall bore striking IKE,
ness to a. beautiful forest, pelng Iilleu
with trees. and vines, shrubs and tloW-
ers of many varieties. The decoratlohs
were the most elaborate ever attempted
by an assembly of the Royal court
Tn a hush covered bower sat a gypsy
fortune teller ready to tell the past
and future of all who cared TO know
their fortune" The program consisted
Of a selection by the orchestra, a %yio-
phone solo by Mr.. lines; vocal Soio'
Miss Miller; piano solo, Mr.. MchdH-
ms. medley of popular airs, orchestra;
Nav pole dance and songs, by young
ladies' of the Royal Court; address,
Something Beautiful sam j. Chap-
mel. presentation of a loving cup by
members of assembly No. TO the re-
tiring royal chancellor, sam ). Chap-
pei and wife. Courtier A. i. MARKS
made the presentation speech IN pe-
half or Its &c OTIS III ID tllniiiSA
did credit to him as an orator. Mr..
Chappel accepted the loving gift for
himself and Mrs. Chapel in most
feeling talk, in which he took occasion
to thank the members for theiI friend
ship. as evidenced in their beautlIqul
gift.
The success of the meeting was due
to the tireless efforts of the following
Young ladies, who composed the COM
mittee Miss Ethel Joyce. chairman:
Miss Corrine Black, Misses Flora and
Pearl Getchell and the Misses Helen
and Adele Tower. Ice cream and punch
was served. Dancing concluded the
evenings entertainment.
Grown assembly No. AZ initiated six
candidates Wednesday evening and
transacted other important business.
The entertainment committee reported
everything in readiness for the dra-
matte entertainment to be given Thurs
day evening.
"The Vinegar Buyer" rendered by
the Los Angeles Dramatic club under
the auspices of Crown assembly, Thurs
day evening. proved a big success, The
play was we'll staged and played to
full house, there being more than 400
persons present
South Gate assembly No. 40 is plan
ming a large class initiation and
sumptuous feed" Friday evening. The
last meeting was one of the most en-
thusiastic held in some time. The
deputy in charge of No. 40 reported an
encouraging outlook for future growth
Fraternal Heights assembly No. 43,
the baby" assembly. has divided the
membership into two divisions to con-
duct a thirty-day membership cam
paign. Courtiers <ier and Rasgorsbek
were appointed captains and they
promise a lively contest. At the meet
ing next Friday evening a large num-
her of candidates are promised for in
itiation. Seven new members were
taken in last week. This assenbly will
soon give an open meeting, and the
date will be announced in next Sun
days Herald.
Courtier A T. Marks will leave to-
day for an extended visit to San Diego
assembly No. 3S. Courtier Marks is
one of the best informed fraternal men
in the business and will be greatly
missed by the Los Angeles assemblies.