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Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20

Clan Cameron, No. 1872 held its semi
monthly meeting in the Mammoth hall,
SIT South Broadway, on Thursday ev-
ening. Deputy A. G. Findlay of Seat
tie occupied the chair and initiated
one new member. He complimented
the organization ON its rapid and
healthy growth and mentioned the fact
that it had outstripped every clan of
the order on the Pacific coast.
At $3.50 o'clock the meeting was
thrown open to the members wives
and friends. Songs were given by
Clansmen NJ. Aitken. I. Beggs. w. w.
Kirk and A. Shedden, and piano solos
by r. Robinson and ]. Harrison.
Highland fling was given by Matthew
C. Meiklejohn jr. During the evening
Chief NJ. c. Meiklejohn made few
happy remarks and presented Clans
man w. w. Kirk with a solid gold
clan badge in recognition of his SER
vices in forming and conducting the
chora, club Mrs. w. w. Kirk was
made the recipient of cut glass
pitcher. glasses and stand for her hos
pitality on many occasions to the
choir. Clansman Kirk thanked the
order in we'll chosen and humorous
terms. Dancing was then INDUCED in
by all present, and at the end of the
program "Auld Lang Syne" was suug
with much emotion.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
THE AMERICANS

Los Angeles assembly, No. 73, held a
successful dance a week ago last night
in it's new hall at the Walker audito-
rum. Fifty couples enjoyed themselves
and a number signified their intention
Of joining this live lodge, which enter
tains so well. A business meeting was
held last night, followed by dancing,
and another evening of both business
and pleasure was enjoyed.
Los Angeles assembly meets every
Saturday night in Garfield hall of the
Walker Theater building, and dance
is given after each meeting in addition
to regular dances, which are given
twice a month. The membership con-
sists largely of lively young people. A
dance will be given next Saturday night
for which many invitations will be
issued.
Stag assembly, No. 70. reports that
since the recent election of officers for
the ensuing six months a lively interest
is being manifested, and indications
point to a banner organization. NJ. M.
Mcintyre, a well known oil operator,
has been induced to accept the chair
manship, and with his usual vigor is
pushing forward in way to delight the
Stays.
A smoker will be held Tuesday even
ing at the club rooms, 2311s South
Spring street, tomorrow night.
Refreshments will be served, followed
by an evening at cards and billiards.
The club was honored during the
past week by visit from j. I. Nc
Laughlin, president of the supreme
lodge, who formerly lived here but is
now located in San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
FrQfernnI and
THE FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

Wednesday evening, No
a neana vember 16, an open meet
ing was held in the hall
sbk{x e at the corner of Fitty-ftith
EsgS and Moneta avenue in the
eNs~ interest of a new lodge
that will be organized in
that section stirring addresses were
delivered by Supreme President James
A. Foshay, Supreme Vive President
Emma r. Neidfg, and J, j. May. Ihe
speakers were introduced by Mrs. Ber-
nard, who is much Interested in the
new organization. After the program
informal dancing was INDUCED IN ana
many applications were written LOOK
ing toward the new lodge that VIII be
a feature of that vicinity in the near
future.
The banquet given by company No;
at which all the high officials in the
Uniform Rank were guests November
H. was a delightful affair, turkey
cranberry sauce and all the accom-
panying deicacies proved most salts
factory to the appetites of all. 1t was
given i'm the banquet room Of the home
office building.
The meeting of the Officers club
Saturday night, November IL, was well
attended The committee on the New
Years ball and reception made pre-
liminary report, and was given further
time The committee on constitution
and laws also made a report and SUD
mitted draft of the constitution,
which was adopted and a full report
of it's work will be submitted later.
Golden Eagle lodge No. ia announces
a masquerade ball for Monday night,
December 5, and for those who do not
eniov dancing there will be card play
ing and prizes will bo awarded to the
most accomplished in both arts. The
meeting nights have been changed
from Friday to Monday and the next
meeting will be held on Monday night,
November 81. The lodge will meet on
every. Monday night hereafter at the
old stand, Kornblum hall, corner wash
ington street and Griffith avenue.
The hall at Eagle Rock avenue and
Avenue GA will present lively appear
ance Monday night. November 2S, at
which time masquerade ball will be
given by Highland Park lodge No. 59l
ole Kwerne is preparing to give an
illustrated lecture on Alaska and Nor
way before Redondo lodge No. 405 on
tho night of December 1. He antici-
pates doing the same thing for mum
ber of other Southern California
lodges.
The Presidents and Past Presidents
association is scheduled to hold its first
meeting for the winter season Wednes-
day night, December 7. at 1880 o'clock
in the home office building. 1t will be
purely a business meeting.
Long Beach lodge No. 70 expects to
have a good class for initiation next
Wednesday night. The escort team is
in good working shape and will prove
a leading feature in the contest which
has been inaugurated to continue the
balance of the year
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF
AMERICA

p Inglewood camp was organized Mon
day night with thirty-two charter
members. Mrs. Dora Bomgrebe Sc
cured the members and Mrs Christians
Hamill presided at the ceremonies of
organization. Officers at the start are
Mrs Jessie Thornton, oracle; Mrs.
Elizabeth Spaulding, vice oracle; Mrs.
Cora Buck, recorder; Mrs. Ethel A.
Gillian, receiver; Mrs. Mary o. Smith.
chancellor; Miss Sarah Nelson, mar
shall; Miss Sylvia M. Carter, inner
sentinel: Miss Betty Hardin, outer
sentinel; Mrs. Mertie Linfield. N. e.
Spaulding, Mrs. Winnie M. Virgins,
managers.
A new camp has also been organized
in the town of Live Oak. Sutter county.
At Olinda Friday night Mrs. Bird e.
Morrison presented a charter list of
thirty-five and Mrs. Hamill organized
the new camp formally.
Work is still under way at Santa
Paula and a new camp will be organ
lied soon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
BROTHERHOOD OF AMER
ICAN YEOMEN

Pasadena Homestead No. 2l27 OF
American Yeomen held a banquet
Thursday evening at Hotel Maryland
with 1875 covers laid. A banquet at
the Maryland always surprises the eX-
pectations of those partaking.
This banquet was the elimination OF
a membership contest. January l, this
year. the membership of this home--
stead was fifty The contest closed
with a membership of 205.
Deputy c. u. Sutton has had charge
of the work, having been ably assisted
by the officers and members of the
homestead, all working in perfect ac-
cord from start to finish, which ac-
counts for the phenomenal growth ana
brighter prospects for the future.
The officers of the homestead VIII
make their first appearance in their
new uniforms on Thanksgiving night,
at which time the work will be put
on in the amplfied form. The made
to-order uniforms for the drill team
will soon be on hand, therefore home
stead No. 2127 has abundant reasons
to be thankful on this Thanksgiving
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
THE AMERICANS

Stag assembly No. Is held the most
successful smoker in it's history Tues
day night. About 100 guests were pres
ent Card games and a pool tourna-
ment occupied their attention with fire.
quent intermissions to discuss nice lit
tie buffet luncheons. stogtes and Mis-
souri, meerschaums."
A committee composed Of Chairman
Mcintyre, Past Chairman Geldert, Vice
Chairman Heinecke and Messrs. Ev-
erett Heinecke, William B. Heinecke,
J. H. Johnson, Charles A. Bruner,
Robert D. Brown and Robert Walms-
lev had charge of the affair and acted
also as a reception committee.
, Seven of the guests were so pleased
with the hospitality of the club and
the value of the order signed applica-
tions and about twenty others stated
that they would join later.
Stag assembly holds an entertain
ment once a month and varies the
character of each one, so there is no
repetition. A ladies' night, with dane
ing, will be given in the near future
and the members are planning a vaude-
VILE show with the talent entirely Sc
lected from their number.
At the regular meeting next Tuesday
night at the hall, 2311a South Spring
street, a large class will be initiated.
supreme GTeSlutliL y. hC4AddS
of the Americans made a flying visit
from San Francisco last week and an
nounced the completion of an arrange
ment whereby the Marine Trust and
Savings bank of San Francisco be-
comes the depositary of the Americans
and guarantees It's policies to the ex-
tent of $1,000 0OO establishing an in
surance department with N. B. Camp
bell as trust officer. This makes the
Americans one Of the strongest frat
ernaI insurance orders In the west and
makes the hitherto strong order doubly
strong.
Los Angeles assembly No. 73 held a
successful dance in Garfield hall, Walk
er auditorium, last night, and a large
and merry crowd danced from until
10 o'clock.
Several of the guests made applica-
tion for membership and a big class
win be initiated at the meeting next
Saturday night. Los Angeles assembly
holds an open meeting and a dance
once a month.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
DEAN FILES MORE CHARGES
AGAINST CHIEF GALLOWAY

In supplementary charges against
Chief of Police Alexander Galloway,
filed yesterday noon with c. u. Nc
Keag, secretary to the police commits
sion, Harry L. Dean, formerly tho
chiefs private secretary, accuses that
official of having attempted to use his
position to induce Fred Baker, presi-
dent of the Baker iron works. to pur-
chase from him stocks in two industrial
corporations.
The tender of these stocks to Mr.. Ba-
ker the charges explain, was made at
a time when he was seeking police pro-
lection for his business, and was ac-
companied by statement, made by
the chief, that he needed the money"
The charges will come before the .po-
lice commission at it's next meeting,
and probably will be given secret con-
sideration, as has been done with the
other charges filed by Dean a few days
ago.
When Mayor Alexander's attention
was called to the new charges yester-
day he declined to make any comment
beyond saying that he knew about the
transaction which Dean alleges as eth
ical, if not legal, misconduct on the
part of the chief.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
FAMILY ABSOLUTELY
CURED Of ECZEMA
Father, Mother and Child had It For
Eight Months. Heads Mass of
Sores. Itching Terrible. Friend
Told About CutiCura Remedies.
USED TWO SETS-CURED IN TWO MONTHS

The Cutcura treatment has absolutely cured and family
of eczema which l. my wife and two-yearod child had for
eight months 1t started with small pmpes on the head OF
nv child which gradually broke out in and 1t was not
long before and my wife got the Our heads were one
mass of Sores could sleep and the itching was terrible
We suffered for eight months We tried different kinds or
ontments and medicines but it did good and soon
began to break out bodies until friend who had the
same trouble told about Cutcura Of which used two sets
of Cutcura Soap Cutcura Ointment and Cuicura Resoven
and was surprised After the first few days heads began
to heal and in two months absolutely cured OF TINS
terrible eczema (Sgned) EUGENE POTTHOFF,
February IS, 1910 5Sl Ralph Street. brookiyn' ~ l.
No stronger evidence than this could be given OF the
success and economy of the Cucura Remedies IN the treat
ent of torturing ds6gurng hmor of the skin and scalp
Of infants children and adults single hot bath with Ca
cr,ra Soap and gentle amounting with Cucua Ointment
are often sufficient to afford immediate relief in the most dis
tressng and permit rest and sleep when all else fas
affections will be Free application, by the Potter
Drug & Chem. Corp. 131 Columbus Ave. Boston
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20

banquet which was held at the close
of the regular meeting of the castle in
Maple hall of the F'raternal Brother
hood building, Thursday night. -
The event called out record attend
ance of the membership of the castle
and following the regular business ses-
sion, during which several applications
for membership were received, the ante
rooms were thrown open showing host
of friends of the members who came
to toin in the festivities and dancing,
music for which was furnished by
Horns orchestra.
Following the dancing Mr.. Faris was
escorted to the banquet room where
n banquet was served. A. A. Gold
smith made an address of welcome in
behalf of the council. the whole fes-
tivities proving $50 sudden to Mr.
Farls, who despite his bushes was
able to make a short address of appre-
citation, saying that he was glad to
be home again. Mr. Farls is serving
his tenth term as illustrious protector
and it is expected that he will be re-
elected at the semi-annual election to
be held the second Thursday in Decem-
ber.
The annual masquerade of the cas-
tic will be held on the first Thursday
of December, when four prizes will be
awarded.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN
EAGLE

Pasadena castle No. Q met in the l.
o. o. f. hall, West Colorado street,
Friday night. November IL, at 1880
o'clock Noble Chief Odien presiding.
The beautiful second degree was con-
ferred on three brothers and they were
we'll pleased with the way the officers
carried the parts. Last Friday night
the third, or Crusaders degree, was
conferred. The altar looked very
beautiful.
Nomination of officers will he held
November 25. and all brothers are
asked to be present and be prepared to
stay for the supper.
Action has been taken on the by
laws and sent to the supreme castle
for approval, and as soon as they are
returned they will be printed and dis
tributed in the castle.
A fine button of the order Is destined
for some brother by the way the appli
cations are coming In for membership.
According to present prospects the full
number Of applicants decided on will
be obtained by December 2.
All visiting brothers are invited to
attend the Pasadena castle meeting
every Friday night at 7:30 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
THANKSGIVING FESTIVAL
FOR HOLY CROSS CHURCH

Members of the Holy Cross church
are planning a Thanksgiving festival
and bazaar to open tomorrow evening
in the new parochial hall, Main street
and Forty-seVenth place. The festival
will continue four evenings, to close
Thanksgiving evening with fancy
dress ball.
The following church societies will
have charge of the booths: st. JOS
eph's, fancy work; st. Anthony's,
lunches and refreshments; Holy Name,
cigars and Monte Carlo" parochial
school, needlework; Young Ladies' So
dality, candy and flowers.
Dinners will be served each evening
and elaborate programs will be rem
dered. Judge Paul Mccormick will
give the opening address tomorrow
evening
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
ODD FELLOWS

A big military ball will
%WW be given under the aus
49, ~ pices of Canton Poinset-
tia, No. 4. Patriarchs Militant. Friday
evening, November 25, at Horns Ma
testic hall, Fifteenth and Main streets.
G.. A. Horns full orchestra will rem
der the music. All friends are invit-
ed.
The canton is preparing to take part
I'm the big rose carnival parade at
Pasadena, New Year day and promises
to make a fine showing in its elegant
new full dress uniforms.
Golden State Council, No. 1915, Ma
tional Union, will give a Thanksgiving
dance Wednesday evening, November
23, at the hall, Pico and Santee streets.
G.. A. Horns orchestra will furnish the
music. All friends are invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
ORDER EASTERN STAR

Columbia chapter Order of the East
ern Star. has elected the following
officers for tho ensuing term: Effie
Miller, worthy matron; Cyrus L. Ed
niger. worthy patron; Carrie Osborn
associate matron; Marion Dohda, sec
retary; Mrs. William Haas, treasurer;
Margaret Head, assistant conductress;
Mrs. E. Price, assistant conductress;
Nelson Bowman, assistant past master.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20

kHA|2Te XLEaA pTONlu6ut SOlio
&5yfNY interesting athletic exhibi-
N tions. Several applications
were written of visitors who appre-
ciated the great benefits of present
day Forestry.
Court Temple next Tuesday evening
will give a benefit for the Purple Cross
relief fund.- to which all Foresters and
their friends are cordially invited. The
entertainment will include a literary
and musical program, followed by a
dance and whist party.
The meeting of Court La Fiesta
Monday evening was well attended
and enthusiastic. One candidate was
initiated. The committee for the reg
ular social open meeting to be held
tomorrow evening has prepared good
program and made arrangements for
a separate hall for the whist players.
Prizes will be offered for the best whist
players and good music will be pro-
vided for the dancers The members
of Court La Fiesta will attend the
entertainment of Court Palmetto Mon.
day, November %, in body and the
members are requested to assemble
at o'clock sharp that evening at
the Walker building.
Court Glad Hand had something do
ing Thursday evening at the smoker,
when twelve of those present signed
applications to join the court, and
during the evening the obligation of
the order was administered to ten Of
them. A good musical and entertain
ment program was provided. Addresses
were delivered by Brothers Frank Il.
Hand, George Lyons and w. T. Helms.
The utmost good fellowship prevailed.
Quite number of the pink" quar-
ter of million club applications were
used by the boys who are working for
the solid gold club pin. Members who
have not qualified are urged to fall
in line and not be omitted from the
roll of honor.
Court Orange Belt, at Fullerton,
gave the initiatory work to a class of
two candidates Thursday evening. Re-
port was made that Brother Lew Har-
rison. who is in the hospital with ty-
phoid fever, is doing nicely.
Friday evening Court Morris Vine
yard had a good attendance present
and considerable important business
was transacted, including the admis-
sion of candidates.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
THE FAMILY oRowLER

''Why are you weeping. little boy?"
81 broke de pitcher"
"Well, there no use crying over split
milk"
"G'wan! Dis wuz beer" ."-Louisvill
Courier-Journal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
Secret Societies
LADIES OF THE
MACCABEES

Pacific hive, No.
AGASSSA ASAl6, L. o. r. NJ, held
5 hSSsAkss. - ksgSlts charter member
N g.gs,s reunion November ..
W. ~ " "A 81 ~ ssiT<.yA large attendance
HIyNs4Sz EssSIsBs8 vas present.
<aa,t'agssssq The new ritualistic
work was exempllfied in a creditable
and her officers. The guard work was
admirably performed under the direc-
tion of Lady Stuart. Among the dis
tinguished visitors present were Dep
uty State Commanders Lou M. Myers
and Kate A. Russell.
A short program was rendered con
sisting of a vocal solo by Lady Bald
win and a reading by Lady Davis.
Remarks by the charter members on
the early history of the hive made
special feature Of the evening.
A banquet was served. The banquet
hall presented a beautiful appearance nee
with decorations in the colors of the
order
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20

eating all persons present for mem
besrship, two persons were selected
for the secret work, and it was splen-
didly exemplified by the team to the
entire satisfaction of all present. The
work was fine and the team did them
selves proud. The laughing was great
because of fun plenty, Hoo-hoo-hoo!
The bylaws were past over until next
Tuesday night for adoption, and all
members are requested to be present
at that time.
The first Tuesday in December is
fixed for an open meeting, and ladies
of all Owls are invited to be present
as a good time is promised.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

~ Angelina council No.
8 !. ! 6 g q: q e 6. J. J. ] 6:
.%SSSSsSSM 1543. knights and Ladies
ME IA q M of Security, had a profit
E5 ILMHs lSh able meeting last We'd
WETk&AAGE nesday night. There was
N[A a good attendance, in
49, Guiding several visitors.
Captain Charles Hall
organized the drill team and put the
members through some special work.
After lodge closed games and dane
ing were enjoyed until a late hour.
On the evening of November 80 the
council will give a masquerade ball.
Special orchestra music will be given
and attractive prizes will be awarded.
At the meeting of Los Angeles coun-
Gil No. 737 last Thursday evening a
large class was initiated and several
applications for membership were re-
ceived.
The masquerade ball was a pro-
nounced success. The prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Woodruff and Mrs.
Cornett. Lady Bates was the chair
man.
The next meeting of the social club
will be at the home of Lady Bartleto,
Fifty-second street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20

received last Thursday evening, keep
ing the membership campaign on the
boom.
Garvanza camp added another new
member Monday night and received
an application. At the last meeting
this month nominations will be made
for election to be held the first meet
ing in December.
Golden State camp received nine new
mem.ers Wednesday evening, also
four by transfer, while fifteen made
application for membership. Next
Wednesday evening there will be a
smoker, to which all Modern Wood
men are invited. The following week
w. H. Robins will have charge of an
open meeting, for which he is pre-
pairing an excellent program.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
ORDER OF OWLS

The Owls met last Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock
in the hall at Odd Fellows
building. 22O1a Sout t h
Main street. After obli-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA

District Deputy Burgess
will deliver an address
at the open meeting OF
Pacific camp next Thurs
day evening, and follow
ing that will be dancing.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
FORESTERS

Tuesday evening Court
\ Temple enjoyed a smoker,
4 which was well attended.
IA good entertainment was
SproVided. including some
> interesting athletic exhibi-
+ions Several anOIirationS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-20

- oMnAtNA ]. D. Faris, the popu-
~ lNrn lar illustrious protector,
&SE3 ~ was welcomed back to
,,tRSlSWNRE Fern Castle, No. 479, aft
- %9ETlktH er his eastern trip with
39aasEEraG3kV&F q sl1rnrise dance and