Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-03

I hKOM Xized team, under the cap
X taincy of r. G.. Thompson,
%lgeSk TElYP. c. c., initiated one
~2QkGS~ candidate doing splendid
work, which augurs well for its future
efficiency. The team will appear in
new uniforms hereafter.
A rousinE campaign for new members
will be conducted during the month OF
July TO be followed by a big class
initiation the second Thursday in
August at the new hall. installation
of officers, in conjunction with Vernon
circle, will take place July at Akey's
hall J. V. Riviere will be the Install
ing officer and Eastlake team will do
the floor work.
Fremont camp, assisted by the Off
| GERS and team of Vernon, initiated an
other class of candidates June 80 which
will increase the membership of the
camp for the month by at least twenty
five new names. After the initiatory
| ceremony refreshments were served
| and a general good time had. The
neighbors of this camp are getting
| down to business in the matter of in
creasng it's enrolment and attend
ance, and it now seems but question
of comparatively short time when the
| 700 mark will have been reached and
passed. Fremont installs it's new Of
ficers July Z, j. j. Musgrove, P. c. c.,
| of the camp.
A. F. Borden, the popular florist and
! clerk of Fremont camp, is receiving the
congratulations of his numerous friends
| on his recent appointment as colonel
and aid-de-camp on the staff of J. Gull
len Root, commanding general uniform
| rank w. O. w, United States and
Canada. Neighbor Borden, or rather
| COLONEL" while naturally proud of his
new title, is by no means puffed up in
consequence. He wears the same genial
| smile as Of yore and is just as ready to
grasp the hand of q fellow neighhor
| and inquire as to his welfare and that
of mis- family. No man in the Pacific
| jurisdiction or, for that matter, in the
| three jurisdictions, has more to his
credit for good work performed in the
| interests of the order and is more de-
| serving of honors that have been or
| may be bestowed upon him than is the
| esteemed clerk of Fremont camp, and
it is the wish Of all that prosperity and
good fortune may ever attend him.
Los Angeles camp installed its
newly elected officers last Friday
night, Past Consul Commander Cherry
officiating. AS it was the purpose of
make the meeting interesting apart
| from the principal event a large attend
ance was present The rites of office
| were administered to the following:
A. A. Long, consul commander; J. S.
Cornell, adviser lieutenant; George M
Mitchell, escort; w. r. Jasper, watch
man; F. A. Barnard, sentry; c. W.
Warren and D. L. Skinner, managers
La Fiesta camp entertained in a de-
| lightful fashion last Monday night
with a smoker and the many visitors
from other camps and friends of the
members were all loud in their praises
of the hospitality of the camp. The
irriT T1O1 bot f11rt1 1ic,nn
tivating selections and the orchestra of
the camp rendered several classy
pieces and the two exhibitions of phys
ical culture participated in by four
| we'll known disciples of the manly art
kept the boys on their tiptoes
Tomorrow night La Fiesta will hold
an initiation, the team, being in excep-
ed in the installation of officers of Los
! Angeles camp last Friday night
Monday, July II. L Fiesta will have
a public installation. DR.. j. Park Dou-
| gall, the outgoing consul commander,
will act as installing officer and has
| promised to initiate some novelties in
| the method of performing the work.
| There will be a short 1fdsical pro-
gram, and as all of the circles of the
| Women of Woodcraft have been in
vited, dancing will be indulged in. A
| general invitation is extended to all the
neighbors and their wives to be pres
| ent.
| Eastlake camp will install officers
next Thursday night. Hon. j. P. Tran
sue, past consul of La Fiesta camp,
will act as installing officer. He has
| been elected delegate to the head camp
session, which will meet in Portland.
Pasadena camp met in special session
Wednesday night with more than 200
neighbors present to witness the mi
tiation of eighteen candidates and to
enjoy the evenings pleasures. The
ceremony of introduction was exempli-
fed in a way that reflected great credit
on the camps officers and team and
occasioned much favorable comment
from visiting neighbors. The tenor of
the remarks of all the speakers was
fraternal in spirit and tended to
arouse the loyalty and enthusiasm of
| the membership. A sumptuous ban
| quet closed the proceedings.