Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-15

Gently closed in Los Ange-
les lodge No. l. The
'Boost" side was rightly named for
the members certainly proved them
selves boosters. but to the observant
it was evident that smile" was no
able to look pleasant even in the face
of defeat The good things served at
the banquet proved a fitting reward
for the efforts put forth. 1t was a
genuine fraternal affair, and even the
most discriminating could not distin-
guish the Boosts" from the Smiles, -
so general was the mirth.
Inglewood lodge No. 685, though an
infant lodge, has all the entertainment
qualifications of it's elders, as was
thoroughly demonstrated at the meet
ing on Thursday night when a class
of candidates was initiated, the results
of the efforts of /. c. Bachelor who
has devoted a portion of his time to
the work in that vicinity. The SUI
preme office was represented in the
work, and much delight was expressed
at the growth of the lodge that a year
ago was not in existence. 1t was in
stituted May 20, 1909 with a charter
membership of thirty-one and now has
about three-score members.
limitations furnished the engrosSing
attraction at the meeting of HermOsa
lodge No. 80 Monday night. Four can
didates We're conducted through the
rites that made them brothers and sis
ters in fraternity. A short program
followed the business session.
The four companies of the uniform
rank in Los Angeles are planning for
a battalion drill at Agricultural park
May % under command of Lieut. Cen
eral G. S. Adolph.
The talent of Westgate lodge No.
516 is at work on another play to be
presented in the near future huff
said.
AS the time draws near the interest
increases in the Yosemite campaign.
and the remaining weeks Of May and
June give promise of witnessing big
limitations in all the territory covered
by the campaign offer. Those who
know what a Fraternal Brotherhood
outing means are anxious to repeat
''the offense.' and those who do not
are curious and want to be shown"
Candidates numbering 1875 composed
the class furnished by the lodges Of
San BernardinO county on the night
of May - to receive the initiatory
rites at the hand of Supreme Presi
dent James A. Foshay. Miss Anna
Bernhard labored industriously toward
this end and had the satisfaction Of
witnessing this crowning success Of
her efforts.
Banning hall was filled to overflow
ing at the open meeting of Whining
ton lodge No. 425 May II. The main
attractions We're readings from David
Harum" by Gen. George S. Adolph,
assisted by local talent that furnished
vocal and instrumental music as well
as select readings. The orchestra from
Hermosa lodge accompanied Gen.
Adolph on the trip and furnished mu
sic for the dance which followed. 1t
is predicted that the result of this
meeting will be forty new members for
the lodge at the class initiation of next
Wednesday night,
Good for the Society was the key
note at the meeting of Harrington
lodge No 900 Wednesday night, when
class of candidates was the main
feature of the business meeting and
an excellent program followed. About
sixtv members enjoyed the exercises.
The presidents of the Los Angeles
lodges will meet i'm Maple hall of the
home office building in conjunction
with several of the supreme officers
saturday evening, May q, at s o'clock.
Ia arrange for a fitting memorial serv-
ice for June 10, memorial day.