Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
NEWS OF FRATERNAL
THE FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD
Following a class

Following a class nnltia-
~ N1f*1kR ton of twenty candidates
SgsA Monday evening, May 80,
= Hermosa lodge No 80
threw open it's doors to the
NA@S many guests who had as
sembed to witness the
program which had been announced
for that occasion. 1t was, as usual,
OF excellent merit, the main feature
being the presentation to City Manager
Marie l.. Goran of a beautiful bouquet
of carnations as birthday gift, dem
onstrating that at least one lady In
that lodge owns up to a birthday oc-
casionally While 1t came in the ma
ture of a surprise, the sister was not
found wanting, but replied in fitting
words showing her appreciation.
Supreme President James A. Foshay
viii be absent from his office until
June g. The interval will be passed In
visiting lodges in Portland and Seattle,
Initiating big classes in the interests
of the Yosemite campaign Great prep
arations have been made for his visit
at both places, and excellent results
will be reported later.
At a meeting of the memorial com
mittee. composed of members from the
various subordinate lodges of Los An
Reles. IL was decided to hold memorial
services in Alhambra hall of the home
office building at o'clock p. M, June
H. II is earnestly desired that ali
members and their friends will attend
these exercises. In order to defray the
necessary expenses, each lodge was re-
quested to contribute an assessment
OF one-half cent per member. The
amount SO contributed will be sent to
the secretary of the memorial associa-
ton. Mrs. Addie Faust, 4525 Orchard
avenue.
Supreme Vice President Emma r.
Neidig has bade adieu to the eastern
states and is now visiting the lodges
of Texas, after which she will return
to this city, where 1t is planned that
after a short trip to Bishop. Inyo
county, she will pass some time visit
ing the lodges in Southern California.
Interest is rife in plans for the big
class initiation which will take place
in Alnambra hall June 30. 1t Is the
elimination Of the contests which have
been conducted by the Los Angeles
CITY lodges in the interest of the Yose-
mite campaign The officers chairs
will be filled by the supreme officers'
and every lodge in the city will furnish
its quota of candidates for this event.
Plans are under way whereby the va
rious committees expect to make this
affair second only to the big event IN
July, 1907. 1t Is now impossible to
guess the size of the class. but those
in a position to know declare tnat IL
will meet all expectations.
Gen. George S. Adolph is passing
some time in Ventura county, where
he is making a round of visits to the
lodges, aiding District Manager c. AL
ward Tobey in his work in that terri
tory That section expects to be we'll
represented in the Yosemite valley dur
ing July.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Moore are visit
ing San Luis Obispo county with their
stereopticon views. On their return
from the San Joaquin valley they
passed a few days at home in prepara-
tion for this trip which will cover the
greater part Of June.
Every man of the new company re-
Gently mustered in in Sacramento has
promised himself to attend the en-
campment at Yosemite in July,
Company No. 4, Capt. Conklin COM
manding, assisted in the Memorial day
exercises at Venice and in unison with
the naval reserve showed respect TO
those who had met their fate on the
high seas.