The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
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ment.
Fidelity met, as usual, on Friday even
ing, and initiated one candidate into the mys-
teries of the order. There was a large at
tendance, and the new floor work was first
used by The lodge, this being the first time
1t was brought into use in this territory.
1t worked very well and is liked by all the
members. There were several visiting
brethren present, sand some interesting
speeches were made by Past Grands Hoge,
Elliott, Whitley, Brother w. H. Wood and
others.
Other business was transacted, and the
secre tary was instructed TO publish in the
Salt Lake Daily HERALD the card of the
lodge for the term Of one year. Next Tues,
day will be held the election of lodge off,
GERS for the ensuing year. A large at
tendance of members is specially re-
quested.
Enterprise No Is met on Wednesday
evening. Three candidates received the
initatory degree, the new floor work being
used on the occasion. Enterprise was
only one day behind Fidelity in the time of
its adoption of the new work. Some visit
ing brethren were present, and an interest
ing time was reported. Enterprise
suffered the loss by death of one of It's
members, Brother A. ST. John, on Thurs
day morning. The brother was accorded
an Odd Fellows funeral, the particulars OF
which have been already reported in The
HERALD. He was much respected by his
fellow members, and will be missed from
his place in the lodge.
Unity Encampment had regular field
night last Tuesday evening Twenty candi-
dates were initiated into the organization !;
80 it is easy to imagine what an amount of
work had to be performed. The Initiation fee
had been cut in two by special dispense
ton, which partly accounts for the rush on
that particular evening. The Encampment
is gaining very rapidly and will soon be a
very powerful organization.
Ridgely lodge had a very nice meeting on
Wednesday evening, and put one candidate
through the second degree. There was a
good attendance. The meetings of Ridgely
lodge are always very pleasant; there is a
brotheriy feeling and some indescribable
influence which gives the lodge home-like
air which is very fascinating.
Salt Lake lodge met on Friday evening.
There was no degree work, but routine
business and an interesting session gener-
ally was lad.
Naomi R-bekah Lodge met last evening
and as it was their regular degree night a
round dozen candidates presented them
selves and were duly Initiated into the
mysteries of the order. The ladies had lots
of hard work and the session was a
long one.
The l. o. o. F. social club are contem-
plating giving a grand ball in the near
future for the benefit of the two Rebekah
Lodges, Miriam and Naomi. The ball will
be a grand affair and no effort will be
spared to make it one of the chief events of
the season.
The officers of the Grand Lodge will
shortly make an official fraterual visit to
Olive branch lodge No., S, at Park City.
THE SONS OF ST GEORGE
This order held its usual meeting on
attendance and two new members were re-
ceived into the order. The remainder OF
the evening was spent in making up the
programme for the public social to be given
next Wednesday evening. The new officers
which were elected at the meeting on the
previous Wednesday will not be installed
on the evening of the social but the cere-
mony will take place at the meeting to be
held on December 9.
Following is the programme for the Sc
cable:
Song -..........------Mr . BuslingeI
Reading -------..........Mr MIR. w. Gill Mills
Cornet Solo Miss May Margetts
INTERMIssIoN,
Duet -Messrs. Elliott and James
Rectatlon. NJ w: brown
Remarks on the order --------Mr. w. Schofiel6
TEMPLE OF HONOR.
The order of the Temple of Honor meets
every Thursday evening in the Temple OF
Honor hall over the Deseret bank. The
officers are: g. Il. Knowlden, H D. Fol
som, James Peacock and w. b. Woods
This order was Instituted in 1S45. A re-
| Quisite for membership is that applicants
shall be Of good moral character and of fail
repute in the community. They must &C
knowledge their accoun liability to God auC
are pledged to total abstinence from all in
toxicating liquors. Templars of Honor are
also pledged TO fraternity to do their breth-
rem no injury in fortune or fame. 1t is
their bounden duty to aid and protect theil
| brethren, relieving their wants, sharing
! their dangers, getting them good name
and clearing it of SANDER. The order is in
! creasing in Salt Lake city and is doing
| good work. There is also life insurance
system which enables members to insure
at small cost.
! STAR OF BETHLEHEM
A meeting, open to the public will b,
! held tomorrow evening at Plummer'!
! hall, 60 West Second South street, to insti
| tute lodge of this order for Salt Lake city
There are already about forty charter mem
| bers enrolled and both ladies and gentle
men are invited to attend the first meeting
A particular feature of this order is that i
admits ladies to equal membership ant
privileges with men and also permits then
to hold any Office in the order. This shoult
make it popular with the fair sex.
THE P. o. 5. OF A.
This order had arranged for publ
musical and literary entertainment TO
Friday evening instead of the usual bi
weekly lecture but owing to the sa
death of Captain Parker, one of thei
members, the entertainment was pos,
poned for one week. 1t will therefore tax
place next Friday, December 4th. TIL
funeral services of the Captain will b
conducted by Camp No. 5, P. o. S. of A
in conjunction with Jordan Lodge, No. {
[. o. o. T.. The funeral will take place to
day at IL A. NJ. from 252 East Second Sout
treet
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Calanthe Lodge had frst-rate meetin
on Monday evening. The first and thir
ranks were conferred on two candidates
and a variety of routine business trans
acted.
Myrtle Lodge met as usual on Tuesda
evening and conferred the pages rank n