Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-23

r. X ing was called to order
%aSsSs1sS by Di STRICT Organizer Ge Ke r
faced by a body of Woodmen in the
hail, representatives being present
from every camp in Los Angeles, many
of whom would come under the PROM
inent members classification.
After brief remarks by the district
organizer, Consul Commander Louis
Miller of Eastake camp and his asso-
/ ciate officers assumed the several sta
/ lions and with the degree team of
the same camp proceeded with the GER
emonies of initiation and installation.
| District Organizer G. e. Stretch Of
ficiated as installing officer and L. d.
| Schelett of Eastlake camp acted as
/ head escort.
/ Immediately following the installa
/ ton of officers Neghbor J. M. Price,
! recently from Denver and former state
/ organizer for Colorado, at the request
Of District Organizer Stretch, stepped
/ to the center of the room and in the
| impressive words Of the ritual au-
| thoritatively declared Hollenbeck camp
| formally instituted, with all the rights
and privileges possessed by other
camps Of the Pacific Jurisdiction,
| Woodmen Of the World.
As a finishing touch to the evenings
| interesting proceedings a sumptuous
supper was served in the banqet
room.
| The following neighbors will have
| the honor Of serving as the first off,
! GERS Of Hollenbeck camp: c. e. Crum-
/ rine, past consul commander: Gust
| Fussner, consul commander; Samuel
| Naylor. advisor Lieutenant; Robert F.
/ Fowler, clerk; Leslie ]. Hartman
! banker: w B. Osborne escort; L. M.
! Ritz. Waterman: Clarence Upper, SEN
/ try; F. L. LaBreack, w. T. Avery
and Charles Groman, managers; Drs.
/ R. c. Chafln and e. H. Garrett, ply
sicians; A. S. Perkins, captain Of the
team.
La Fiesta camp initiated four candi-
dates and received five applications
! last Monday night, the officers and
! team Of the camp comforting the pro-
lection and Joseph degrees in an eX-
/ ceptiOnally efficient manner. A large
| attendance was present and large
number Of visitors enjoyed the initia-
! tory work. Past Consul Commanders
Henderson and May Of Pasadena
camp, Consul Commander Long Of Los
! Angeles camp "WoOdman Bill" Ha-
german of Denver No. 1 and A. S.
! Perkins of HOllenbeck camp made in
teresting addresses and Complimented
the officers and team for the splendid
work done.
Tomorrow night at La Fiesta a class
initiation will be held and some spe-
cial features will be added to the usual
! jnitiatory work. After a short busi-
| ness meeting the camp will resolve it
! self into a social session, with cards,
| cigars and a musical entertainment on
the tapis.
Fastlalle camp will hold its regular
monthly social gathering next Tuesday
night IT will be an open meeting, to
which visiting neighbors and their
! wives are cordially invited. An inter-
| esting musical and literary program
has been arranged in addition ia
which brief addresses will be made
by General Organizer Peter F, Gill
ROW and District Organizer G. 70.
stretch An unusually large attend
ance is anticipated.
Election of officers Of Hollywood
camp viii take place tomorrow night
i'm the hall in the TObernan building
ON Hollywood boulevard near Ca
huenga avenue. At a preliminary meet
ing held last Monday night nine ap-
pIcations received the favorable vote
Of those present, total of forty-three
applications. including transfers to
date visitor and speaker at the
meeting was J, NJ. Price, former state
organizer for Colorado. The new camp
viii he instituted Saturday night, No
Vembcr =. The officers and degree team
Of Fremont camp and the team of
Vernon camp viii assist District Or
ganizer stretch i'm the work Of initia-
tiou, installation OF officers and insti-
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