The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-06

masters. called cryptic masonry met on Friday
evening and conferred the second degree on
TWO candidates. This branch Of the order has
Just been formed in Salt Lake, but it is grow
ing very rapidly.
I. o. o. F.
The ladies have all held their regular meet
ings fer the week N the new temple, which is
found very commodious. There are two large
halls devoted to lodge purposes besides fine
bsnqueting and the large ball room. The
ante rooms are numerous and very nYenently
placed 1t will however. be two or three weeks
yet before all the carpets are laid and the fin
ish1ng touches put on, so that it will not show
to full advantage for some little time.
Fidelity lodge has changed its night of meet
ing from Tuesday to Friday. The next meet
ing will be on Friday night, the 18th instant.
The S2. o. week benefit law is still the theme
OF hot discussion in the press OF tie order.
The law is not. however, likely to be changed.
and few oda Fellows out here in the west wish
it changed. The eastern brethren, however,
are doing large amount Of kicking.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Calanthe lodge met on Monday night and con
ferred tie third rank on two candidates.
Myrtle had large meeting on Tuesday eve
ming at which three candidates were initiated
into the first rank of the order. and two appli-
cations for membership were received and
placed on the table to be dealt with at the next
meeting.
Rocky Mountain lodge held its usual meeting
and several new members were added to the
lodge.
The new uniforms for the brethren of the
uniform rank will be here about March 18th.
The members are drilling regularly every week
and will be quite "au falt'' in their exerci- es
and able to make a good showing when the
time arrives for the grand con
clave at Kansas City. The business
men OF Kansas City have subscribed $4,000 for
the purpose of entertaining the Knights. AT
least 1890 of the members Of the Uniform rank
will be present on that occasion, and will give
public exhibitions of drilling, etc. Grand Chan
cellor Husbands, Grand Master Of ExcheqUer
Corlew and Grand Keeper OF Records ana Seals
Geiger. paid an Official visit yesterday to
Damon lodge, No, g. at Terrace.
A. O. U. W
Salt Lake Valley ledge met on Thursday
evening One candidate initiated into the
order and two applications for membership we're
received. There was large attendance and a
good deal of routine business was expedItiOusly
/ transacted. Temple lodge also met on Monday
night. There was number of visiting brethren
present and an Inter esLlng time was had. The
proposed fraternal visit 10 Eureka lodge has
been fixed to take place on Saturday, 18th inst.
There will be large delegations from both the
Salt Lake lodges, and also from Payson, Provo
and other points.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE
The Sons of ST. George gave their last social
for the season on Wednesday night at the
have had the pleasure OF entertaining this year
The following ogramme peaks for Itself
| Solo on the organ Miss Clarke
I Speech w. P, Thomas Horne
Letter read by secretary. Alfred Joy
Poem M ntague of Death $500 Gill Mills
Song Loves Request" Miss Crissie Lawson
Encore sweet Ge1eyisve'' -------------
! Song 'The Green Trees Whisper L ong and
Wild" Mr.. Bushing gel
---.--------..-...---- ---Mr Bushinge
Organ solo Cedric March ---------M Miss ciari
1ErERMIssIoN.
Music Juniata Mandolin Club.--.
--------- Frank L. G. orge, Leader
Ssng Thou Art Ny Queen. - -
---.--.-----.Mi Miss Emma Jorgensol
\ Cornet mr. John Eel
Song Speak to Me- Miss NJ. Pratt
Encore "a Leaf From Spray. ....------
..---------------....M Miss NJ. Pratt
Song British Soldiers Grave IS. Chalke
Presentation of past presidents badge to Mr
W. Doxey for services rendered to the lodge
who replied in a grateful speech thanking III
w. P. and the lodge for their courtesy toward
him and wishing the Sons of St. George ever
success. letter was read from the Prince {
Wales to j. Mattress replying to a note OF cor
dolence on the death of the prince
SON William Schofield gave an excenen
, address on the character of the order as IL nj
tional institution, showing the difficulties
had to surmount. its primary object being SCI
d. preservation until it resolved itself into a SC
eial and friendly society, and its extension a
, over the country. citing commun cation frol
Eureka city IS an example as forming ne
lodges The lodge returns thanks to all thos
who have so kindly given their Sc vices Tn
, nging of the closing ode of the lodge b all To
company (tune, Aud Lang Syne'D terminate
the proceedings.
TEMPLE OF HONOR.
/ This order held its open meeting on Monda