Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
FYQternaI and
WOODMEN OF THE
WORLD

~ Lookout Mountain camp
~ will be the designation of
CrEra the new Woodmen of the
EFMT 4 World society to be for
IkOM mally instituted next Sat
NJ. .ka.A, urday night at Holly
NglSBk EEl1V wood The meeting will
%9klazE$V be held in the Odd Fell
lows hall, in the Toberman building,
Hollywood boulevard Election of Off
GERS was the principal order of bust
ness at the preliminary meeting, last
Monday night, with the following re-
suit: J-Sexton, past consul comman-
der; w. B. Ewing, consul commander;
II. Robey, adviser lieutenant; c. c.
Davies, clerk; O. Pausel, banker; w. j.
Miller escort; William Rampage,
Waterman; J. II. Graner, sentry; Will
liam Carter, +. A. Tyler and II. Rob-
son, managers; DR.. Walter e. Deer
ing, physician; j. Marshall musician;
II. p. McCombs, captain of team.
Vernon camp, always full of life, is
preparing for greater activity during
the coming months. Not only is it the
purpose of the camp to put forth eX-
ira effort in the matter Of procuring
new timber but in the way of furnish
ing entertainment for the members ana
their friends both time and money
will be expended. Next Tuesday night
the camp will have control of LomaX
lnGdIeI, ulT6GllH uiiuGI TIE Bdlli ftAiN
for a small admission will give good
program of the latest moving pictures
and Illustrated songs. On this occasion
will also appear Vernon camps new
male quartet, an addition to the camp
the neighbors thoroughly appreciate.
Thursday night November 10, large
class initiation will take place, East
Lake camps officers and team to per-
form the work 1t is expected to UNI
vail the n1UgfnrinG nf WO00CTAff TO at
least twenty-five stalwart young men.
Los Angeles camp is recognizing its
degree team under the captalncy OF
Charles c. Carried a new member to
the order and who comes to the camp
with the highest recommendations as
a drill master Recognizing the inn
portance of a team to a camp of the
Woodmen of the World, "402" made
overtures to secure the services of
Neighbor Carried, confident that he has
the ability to build up and maintain an
efficient team.
Although the weather conditions
were unfavorable, about sixty-five per-
sons. were present at Fullerton on the
night of October IA to assist and wit
ness the institution of a new camp.
The officers of Santa Ana camp as
sisted District Organizer G. e. Stretch
in the initiation of the candidates,
fourteen in number, and in the cere-
mony of installation. Delivery of the
words of the institutional ceremony
was by Special Organizer E. Hollands
At the conclusion of the formalities all
repaired to the banquet room and en-
joyed an unusually fine supper, the
principal feature of which was chicken.
the supply of which seemed to be I'M
limited Neighbor Hollands acted as
POSTMASTER, introducing numerous
speakers from Anaheim, Santa Ana
and FuIerton.
An interesting open meeting was
conducted by Santa Ana camp last
week, those attending enjoying a splen
did musical I'd literary program. An
especially entertaining feature was an
old-time spelling bee, which provoked
much merriment. Some who went to
the hall with the impression that
photography is one of the easy arts
came away with an increased respect
for the dictionary and a determination
to become better acquainted with its
contents.
Next Thursday night the camps of
Fullerton. Orange and Santa Ana will
meet with Anaheim camp for the pur-
pose OF conducting a joint class initia-
ton and enjoying a social evening, also
a fine oyster supper