The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-03

| oolph cast quite gloom over not only
the members of his own lodge (Calaptbe),
put also on the members of the other lodges.
Inc funeral services were held On Tuesday
from the residence OF Mr. Knowles, South
state street, under the auspices of the
knights OF Pythias order. The pail bear
ers were: j. p. Meakin, L. M. tatten. f.
L" Tripp, G. j. Birkner, DR.. E. l. Thorn
and Il. +. Clark
u. Van .Buskirk acted as prelate, and c.
II. Martin as chancellor commander. Rev.
j. b. Thrall officiated and spoke very SYM
pathetically. Mount Olivet cemetery is
the last resting place of the deceased. His
young widow has the heartfelt sympathy
of all
Calanthe lodge had large meeting on
Monday night, at which one candidate WAS
INITIATED into the mysteries of the Pages
rank, and general routine business was
| transacted.
Myrtle lodge met on Tuesday and fur
ther discussed and adopted new bylaws
Eight applications for membership were
received and placed on the table to be dealt
with In due course.
Rocky Mountain had an unusually large
meeting on Thursday There was no de-
gree work, but a good deal of routine bust
ness was transacted and gu interesting ses-
sion reported. Ivy Temple, Pythian Sis
tiers, have changed their meeting time from
wednesday afternoon TO Wednesday even
ing; The next meeting will be in the new
hall on Richards avenue.
KNIGHTS OF THE ANCIENT FssENIC ORDER
oriental Senate met on Monday evening.
The newly installed officers were in their
places for the first time and under the com
mand of.Excellent Senator Meakin did the
work IN g most creditable manner A com
mlttee OF introduction was appointed and
recess taken in which those present got
better acquainted and spent an ENJOYABLE
time
Fidelity senate will meet tomorrow
evening. There is important business to
De Drought forward and number of capdi-
oates TO be Initiated. There are also fifteen
propositions for membership on hand to be
dealt with in due course Orders have
oeen sent Tor new paraphernalia including
seventy-two new fezes.
The ball given by Fidelity senate on Fri
day evening was decided success, the de-
tails OF which have already peen reported
in The HERALD.
Fidelity senate has, during the past week.
added the following names to its roster:
Leo Hollander, a. E. Ecklund, A. E.
Heimle, M. M. Donovan, Peter A. H.
franklin, Chris Treider, c. S. Ford.
Samuel Dlnsmore, Hoyt E. Kenyon, A. M.
richardson, Fred Scarf, F. L. G. Wilson,
Carlos Osby, Hy r. Watrous. David w.
White and James G. Gibson, quite mar
Vicious record for one week.
John 2. Meakin in all cases conferred the
work and did it in first class style.
P. o. S. OF A.
The event of the week in this order was
the formation Of the state camp OF Utah
and the banquet and ball given at the
hnutsford to celebrate the occasion, re-
ports OF which have already appeared in
LIE HERALD. The three camps OF the city
nave almost completed furnishing the old
l. .. .. f. hall in the Union block. The
furnishings are very elaborate, and all the
camps nave now a very fine meeting place
OF winch the members may justly be proud
Inc good effects Of the formation of state
camp are already being felt by the in
creased applications for membership which
are being received. A lodge of 2. O. D. of
A. Patriotic Order OF Daughters of
Amerlca) is to be formed A meeting
unoer the presidency ofsMrs G. w. Rey.
nolds was hello on Wednesday, which was
well attended, and sufficient encour &c
ment was given those present 10 warrant
them IN calling meeting for next Wednes-
Gay to institute the new camp.
TEMPLE OF HONOR.
Temple lodge No. met in regular SEES
sion on Thursday evening; two applica-
tons Tor mem bership were brought in and
general business transacted, after which
-. l.,
James Peacock, addressed the teuplars,
urging the brothers to continue in the
good work. He had been member eleven
years and found great benefit from the
association. w. Y. Z. William G. HOGAN
gave q select reading; p W. c. T. C. H.
hnowiden rendered, effectively, poem on
ruth" Brothers ii. D. Folsom end
byron L. Hartwell made appropriate re-
MARKS ana general good time was had
All members of the uniform rank are re-
queSted to De in attendance on April II to
assist IN the initiatory degree.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
lie Sons of ST George held their recu-
lar meeting on Wednesday night at the
Temple OF Honor hall. The worthy prnsi-
dent being absent the worthy vice took his
place, and business was transacted ON
and after the first of April there viii be
only TWO meetings q month held. OF the
nrsC and third Wednesday IN each month.
Alter TINS, the scciais being discontinued
untu further notice, the members OF the
lo1ge VIII be kind enough TO remember
TINS and act accordingly. ST. Georges day
VIII be Kept on April y, in Ogden. con-
jointly with Park City and Salt Lake IN
celebrate the day as Englishmen can M il
AFTER the usual business had been gone
through the lodge turned to good and wei
1are OF the order and the following nro
gramme was rendered:
Song, Rock ably Baby. Bro. Whitman
song Golden Days OF Childhood'' -.
Song Nothing Else 70 b Worthy Vice A, Brown
humorous reading, "A Big Thing Bro Sadler
Song, charge of the Light Brigade"
Co... = - BRO. Elton
Song Love Among the Roses" Bro. Mattress
song Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane"
----------.A Brown
Recitation, THE Irishman and Traveller"
------....-------.W VIM. NJ. Brown
The meeting closed by singing in the
usual manner the ode of the lodge TO the
tune OF Aud Lang Syne"
STAR OF BETHLEHEM.
Mlzpah lodge met as usual on Monday
night. There was very large attendance
anu the following seven new candidates
were Initiated into the mysteries of the
order: w. H. Hodges, j. Austin, A. Ans
tin, A. L. Zuber, ]. Hepworth, G. O.
Hutchings ana j. d. Richardson. The SEES
sion was prolonged one, lasting till near
midnight. Several applications for mem
bership were received and will be dealt
with in due course
The installation of officers is to take place
on Monday, 18th inst. The ceremonies will
be performed in public, on the occasion of
which there will be sociabIe entertain.
merit, to which all members and their
friends are invited.