Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
FYafernaI and
WOODMEN OF THE
WORLD

lKOM on account ndos OF which Httepd9nne aner.
~4fEl thirteen applicants fol
membership received the favorable
vote of the camp, seven of whom were
new to the order, the other being trans
fer members. No slate seems to have
been prepared when nominations were
called for the different stations, ano
while the entire proceedings passed
off smoothly there was spirited rivalry
in some instances.
Following are the names of the first
officers of Hollenbeck camp; c. e.
Crumrine, past consul commander;
Gust Fussner, consul commander;
Samuel Naylor, adviser lieutenant;
Robert F. Fowler, clerk; Leslie j.
Hartman, banker; w. B. Osborne, es-
cort; L. M. Ritz, watchman; Clarence
Tupper, sentry; F. L. LaBreack, w.
T. Avery and Charles Groman, man
ayers; Drs. r. c. Chaftin and E. H.
Garrett, physicians; A. S. Perkins,
captain of team.
Last Monday night La Fiesta's
smoker proved a success, indeed, as
everybody had a happy, joyous time.
Prof. L. G. Wells proved to be an
ideal entertainer as the half-dozen en-
cores he received attested. DR.. Curtis
M. Beebe presided with grace and dig
nifty and Hon. John l. Stafford, Judge
Albert Lee Stephens and John l. Moss
made pleasing addresses. Cards and
cigars and music filled the rest of the
evenings entertainment.
Tomorrow night La Fiesta camp will
have novel initiation, the past con-
suls of the camp putting on the work
at the special request of many of the
members. The following past con-
suls will officiate: Jacob Good, con-
sui commander; DR.. ]. Park Dougall,
adviser lieutenant; DR.. l.. D. SWart-
Wout, banker; Charles M. Hoff, past
consul commander: Frank Bagley, es-
cort; Alexander Wood, watchman.
Quite a number of candidates will
be present from La Fiesta, two from
Inglewood, and a half-dozen from San
Pedro; and possibly others from the
adjoining camps. Invitations have
been sent out to all of the camps con-
nected by trolley, and a large atten-
dance is expected.
The general picnic committee met
Saturday night, September "a, at the
home of the treasurer Mrs. Minnie
Hiner, for the purpose of making final
disposition of all business matters of
the committee and to enjoy a plea
SAINT social evening. The report of the
treasurer showed a balance of 5000,
and on motion the same was donated
to the Thimble club. The committee
recommended that in the future the
picnics De not held on Labor day, leaV-
in1 it to the respective camps and
circles to select a general holiday that
shall have the unqualified Endorsement
of all members.
Eastlake camp held its regular
monthly social gathering last Tues
day night. 1t was an open meeting for
men, with cards, cigars and sparring
contests, the form of entertainment.
The attendance was very good and the
evening thoroughly enjoyed by all.
The general funeral committee will
meet tomorrow night with La Fiesta
camp. An early attendance is re-
ouested of the members of the COM
mittee that the work may be con-
cluded in time to allow those who so
desire to enter the main hall to wit
ness the exemplification of the protec-
rion degree by the past officers of La
Fiesta camp. A full representation
of the funeral committee is desired, as
it is the purpose of the meeting to take
final action respecting the several
questions that have been under dis
cussion for some weeks past. 1t IS
also the purpose to so arrange mat
ters that only an occasional business
session of the committee shall be re-
uuired, at least until such time as con-
ditions warrant the adoption of more
extensive plans than are at present
deemed advisable.
Hollywood camp will hold its third
preliminary meeting tomorrow night
at DR.. w. E. behring's office. Every
thing is moving along very nicely and
it is but a question of a few weeks
when the camp shall have been for
mally instituted. At the last meet
ing committee was appointed to
look up a hall for permanent occu-
pancy. More than twenty applications
have already been received for mem
bership in the new camp.
October IS the Thimble club will
meet with Ocean View circle at Long
Beach and hold joint picnic. In the
evening the club members will be the
guests of the circle at the hall of the
latter, where a lunch will be served.
Next Thursday night Anaheim camp
will give a smoker, at which fall
campaign for new members will be
started. 1t is expected to add = at
least twenty-five new names to the
camp register.
Organizer e. Hollands reports good
progress in his work of organizing a
new camp at Fullerton, and says
everything will be in readiness for
formal institution about the middle of
October.