The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-27

| with much precision and very impressively.
! The following were installed as officers
| for Fidelity Senate: j. j. Thomas. z. s.
Z. Z. Cooper, S. E.; O. S. Thompson. J.
s; Il. Q. Howard, secretary; and j. H.
Keen, W.
For Oriental Senate: John p. Meakin,
q. =; w. w. Hall, S. S.; r. o. Angel, J.
S; Il. L. Carpenter, r.; W. A. Cooper,
S.: G. G. Shinnlck, NJ. D surgeon; c.. ~.
Groendyke, j. v; j. Il. MaEau, W: T. a.
VALLEY, DR.. z. A. Vincent aud W. H.
McAllister, trustees; L. G. johnson,
musician.
The two senates meet at the l. o. o. z.
temple on alternate Mondays Fidelity or
the first end third Mondays Of each month
and Oriental on the second and fourth, and
When hVe Mondays occur in any one month
a joint meeting is held.
On Saturday evening q meeting of the
officers OF Oriental senate was held at the
residence Of i. Q. Angel, at which Elocu-
zionist Meakin instructed the officers in
their different parts of the ritual.
Fidelity senate gives grand ball on
April l at Younger's hall. Most elaborate
arrangements have been made and it is &
foregone conclusion that the ball will be an
unqualified success.
P. o. s. OF \.
The eight camps of the order in the ter
rltory OF Utah have formed a grand state
camp, and to celebrate the institution of
this state camp they are giving a grand
banquet and ball st tie Knutsford hotel on
tuesday evening next. a most artistic
souvenir programme Cf the event has been
prepared and is being handed around. The
Whoie arrang ments are in the hands Of
Messrs. w. l.. Dykes, ID. p Morgan and
Dr.. WpthGrhV Of
parlors of the KnutsfOrd viii be thrown
open to the party for the evening. The
dancing will be in the large dining hall
Excellent music hiss been arranged for. and
all details to make the affair success
have been attended 10.
STAR OF BETHLEHEM
Mizpah lodge met as usual Monday
night. Three new members were Initiated
VIZ: Messrs. Bynon and Barnaby and Mrs
Faltenbe-e. Several applications were
received and will ba acted on at the next
meeting. The quarterly election of officers
Will take place tomorrow evening, and it
is requested that all members who posi-
oily can will attend. The installation OF
the officers will occur on the second Mon
day in April 1t is proposed 10 have a pub
TIC installation ana to give banquet on the
occasion.
ing its mem bership rapidly.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
The Sons of St. George held their regu-
lar meeting ct the Temple of Honor hall
last Wednesday night. One new member
H j. Comm, was initiated into the lodge.
and made son OF st. George Communi-
cations were read by Brother Gill Mills
from Park City and Ogden lodges concern
ing the arrangements for St GEORGES day
which will be celebrated on Thursday
April 2lst, when all three of the lodges Will
join together in Ogden to commemorate the
day in the regular old English style, and do
t. cir utmost to make 1t one OF the most
joyous times for every one vino will be
fortunate enough TO be present at the gath
ering.
TEMPLE OF HONOR
This order held its regular meeting
Thursday evening. There was very good
meeting. The business of the evening was
promptly carried through, after which
good social time was enjoyed.
Song, Brother Il. Allen, "EorgiVe tho
Work IN Anger Spoken"
Select reading, Brother Byron E. Hart
We'll, 1.-THE Irish Woman's Letter"
Remarks by Brother w. b. Woods.
Song, Brother j. Moss, ely Across the
Ocean Birdie.''
Select reading, Brother W. B. Woods.
''The Gamblers Wife"
Remarks by Brother Harris
Reading. B. E. Hartwell, from Mark
Twain, 1.-THE Guide of Genoa"
CALEDONIA ASSOCIATION.
The Caledonia club held its regular open
pie Of Honor hall, and it was an interesting