Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
FORESTERS

.skaAA Companion Court L $
s4.A2E 90 Angeles was the first In
Ss363lekS the jurisdiction to elect
fSRfESjA 10 officers, the election TAX
SHff4 "a ing place on the afternoon
W3g5s6sSSSf of December l, when the
@ following were elected to
serve for the coming year:
Court deputy, Katheine Dougherty;
physicians, Drs. e. G.. Goodrich and F.
H. Steddom; chief ranger, Katherine
Ham; past chief ranger, Mary Newell;
vice chief ranger, M. B. Larrimore; re-
cording secretary, Cello Newell; finan-
cial secretary, Alice Norton; treasurer,
Myrtle Diebold; orator, Sarah Brown;
organist, Kate L. Wismer; senior
woodward, Pearl Vacher; junior
woodward, Mary Condor; senior beadle,
Rosa Straub; Junior beadle. Rebecca
Duncan.
Several social events have been held
in the court recently, the last being
card party that was a social and
financial success. Seventy-five guests
enjoyed the spread that was served in
the banquet room by the companions.
Court La Fiesta initiated two candi-
dates at the meeting Monday night
A committee was appointed to arrange
for Christmas entertainment for De-
cember 26. The officers elected for the
y
Court deputy, e. e. Wilson fifteenth
term; physician, f. r. Frost; chief
ranger, N. c. Franklin vice chief
ranger, H. r. Benter; recording secre-
tary, Lucy f. Franklin; financial sec
retary, Alice T. Hood; treasurer, H. F.
Boyer; orator, Alba Wilson; senior
woodward, D. N Burnt; junior wood
ward, f. Rosenthal; senior beadle,
Josephine Harris; Junior beadle, Grace
Evans; organist, Pearl V. McClintock.
Among the visitors were Chief
Ranger w. A. Bricker and wife Of
Court Semi Tropic and Brother Jack
Hollingsworth and wife of Court Nor
ris Vineyard.
Court Morris Vineyard initiated four
candidates at the meeting Friday
night. The following officers were
elected: Court deputy, c. w. Hart
man; physicians, DTs. c. B. Dickson
and L. j. Huff; chief ranger, I. G..
Chapple: vice chief ranger, E. w. Par
financial secretary, Sol Levy; treasurer,
]. II. Sellers; organist A. G.. Gradner;
senioR woodward, c. d. Hollingsworth;
senior beadle, r. l.. Mckinley; junior
beadle, J. Gregory.
Court Temple and Companion Court
Miramar had an exceptionally large
crowd out last Tuesday night, who
enjoyed Itl6 DltdSuIGS VI Tie ucllCG etllu
whist tables. Several candidates were
made members of Court Temple and
two members were received into Com
panion Court Miramar.
Court Mateo viii initiate several can
didates at the meeting next Wednes-
day night, at which the full ritual of
the order will be exemplified and at
which visitors from other courts will
be welcomed.
will
have a social meeting next Thursday,
to which all their members and friends
are invited.
| COMPANION Court Morris Vineyard
elected the following officers
Court deputy, Mary Hollingsworth;
chief ranger, Mary Cross; vice chief
ranger, Mary Ingmire; orator, Anna
/ Cotter; organist, Alva Decker; record
1 ing secretary, Maude Prichard; finan-
cial secretary, Clara Ferris; treasurer,
Cora Ecket; senior woodward May
Hazelgrove; junior woodward, Anna
IHollingsworth; senior beadle, Anna
Bohannon; junior beadle, George Dob
bins.
The court will have a large class
/ initiation next Friday night, in which
the high chief ranger, DR.. c. b. Dick
son, and other high court officers are
expected to participate.
Court Semi Tropic elected the follow
| ing officers: Court physician, DR.. M.
H. Ross; chief ranger, Anna Cohn;
vice chief ranger, Lola NJ. Doyle; re-
cording secretary, Elizabeth X Ross;
financial secretary, S. w. Van Domp-
selaar; treasurer, John Strain; orator,
Maria Strain; organist, Julia Dox;
senior woodward, Matilda Ehring;
| junior woodward, Ada Wolf; senior
/ beadle, Freda Szallas; Junior beadle,
Lizzie Toffoly.
The regular monthly social meeting
of the court will be held next Tuesday
night and all Foresters and their
friends will be cordially welcomed.
/ Brothers Clark and Langfelder, who
/ had been operated on for appendicitis,
have been recently discharged from the
hospital, fully cured, and Brothers
Bennett, Diemer and Goblin (the first
two being accident cases) are all still
in the hospital doing nicely and are
receiving the best of care. The COM
panions of the floral committee pay
their regular visits to the hospital, as
we'll as to the homes of the sick, and
: their visits are always much appre-
ciated by the patients. 1t is a great
work and in line with the practical
fraternity of Independent Forestry OF
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