The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-08

mere was good attendance and after an
unusual amount of business had been dis
posed of the following candidates were
initiated into the mysteries of the order
Mrs. A. e. Bergen, Mr.. ]. D. Darmer,
MISS A. q. Bergen, MIR. G. H. Shews, Mr..
J. d. Cellar, Mr.. c. Hosman, Mrs. F. N
Cellar, Miss A. Lunnen, Mr. w. H. Hem
ming, Miss H Nj. Irish, Miss A. Broad
bent, Miss M. E. Mullet.
Inc lodge is enthusiastic over such con-
tlnued additions, and is to be congratu-
lated OF its progress.
Owing TO the increased membership some
very enjoyable times are in store and the
prospects OF the order are very bright.
TEMPLE OF HONOR.
This order held its regular meeting on
Ihursday evening, which was well at
tended and good deal of business was dis
posed Of Lengthy speeches were made
py several of the brethren on questions of
Importance to the temple. The grand
worthy templar then installed the officers
Tor the ensuing term as follows: W. G. T.,
brother S. Rance; w. V. r., Brother G..
Robinson; w. R., Brother T. Atten; w. A.
J., Brother b. &. Hartwell; w. f. R.,
Brother w. b. Woods: W. T., Brother H.
u. FOLSOM; w. u, Brother S. p. G. Lar
sen; w. ID. O., Brother j. Brough; w. G.,
Z. Poll; w. s., Brother j. Moss On the
~ASSs VIC w. w. ", DEONuGE lEfC1S,
VIII be IN the city. 1t is expected he will
deliver public lecture, of which notice
VIII appear later After the installation
the officers and brothers went to the Sad
ole ROCK restaurant and partook of an
oyster supper. Good feeling prevailed and
a determination to push the order, so that
IL may be one of the grandest institutions
OF the city. With best wishes the brothers
went to their homes, feeling that it was
a rf1cr how Of hn mil of
Honor.
CALIFORNIAN CLUB.
The meeting on Tuesday evening was
purely Tor business. j. r. Alexander,
assistant secretary of the Centennial
Eureka mine was duly elected member
OF the club. A fair attendance was on
nand and several business affairs disposed
o. Ii was resolved at the next meeting,
On tuesday, May IL, to give grand con-
cert Tor the benefit of the wife and family
OF Clansman John Henderson, lately de-
ceased, who was highly respected mem
Der, he having left his family in rather
Strengthened circumstances. The club has
undertaken 70 aid them by private sub
scription and also by this concert. 1t is
understood that Mr.. r. Q. Easton, the pop
ular and talented Scottish tenor, will come
from Logan especially for the occasion.
The best local talent will assist and the
whole affair is placed in the hands of Clans
men w. a. Robertson, d. McKendric1,
Simon Gueve, P. W. Mccartney and
Thomas Leslie. Every effort will be ex-
erclsed to make it q social and financial
success. The concert will be held in Tenn
pie of Honor hail, over Deseret National
bank.
Admission tickets, so cents.
All should turn out, whether or not they
are members. They will spend happy
night, as the Salt Lake Caledonian club is
undoubtedly achieving wide reputation
for its entertainments. Mr.. Reber God
dard. Mr.. John James and Mrs. Robinson
will also sing, and the public know their
abilities. The club is making active prep
arations for its annual excursion aud prom
lses TO be grand affair. The date set is
June q, the anniversary of the memorable
field Of Bannockburn. The ''out' will I'M
doubleday be favored with a large COM
mingling of the ''canny Scotch" The club
Is securing steady increase of members,
and OF desirable class, and invites ali
Scotchmen, sons or grandsons of Scotch
parents, to join its ranks. The many can
benefit the few, and the club aims to fur
Their the interests OF its members and the
Scotch people generally, and TO cement
them in bonds of inseparable friendship
and unity and to perpotuate the songs,
sayings and legends of the bonnie land
that boasts of the heather and the thistle,
and keep green the memory of their land
the world's) beloved poet "Bobbie Burns, u
Natures truest poet.