The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-19

the mysteries of the third rank and four
new applications for membership were re-
ceived and placed on the table to be dealt
with in due course.
Myrtle lodge had a very fine meeting on
Tuesday and work was done in the second
rank. The attendance was large and a
very good session was had.
ANCIENT EssENIc ORDER.
Grand Organizer f. c. Bowman. as
sisted bg Brother G. B. Marvin. instituted
a senate at Park City on Thursday even
/ ing. The new senate is called Park senate
| No 500 and starts out with about fifty
members. The following are the officers ::
e. s.. t. E. Hurley; s. s., Rev. Bert
Foster; j. S., H. H. Mcdonald; s., Fred
Getsch; secretary, Bryant S. Young;
treasurer, w. w. Macintosh; S. v,
Charles w. Allan: j. V, r. August Base;
surgeons. LeCompte and Viks; warden,
George Lindsay, jr.; councillors, James
Fisher, Fay o. Evans, John Murphy, K. A.
Whipple. w. d. Sheppard and Robert
Dalgleish.
In this city Oriental Senate met on Mon
| day evening and had very pleasant time.
Fidelity Senate will meet tomorrow
night. The chief business will be the
election of officers. As ali are interested
in this large attendance is expected.
their report about July1. Very encourag-
ing accounts of the order come from Stirl-
ing, Ills, Michigan and Cleveland, o.
P. o. g. OF A.
A joint meeting of camps No. 9, and 6
was held en- Tuesday evening. A very
! good time was reported and business of
Importance was transacted. The matter Of
celebrating on July was discussed at
length and committees appointed for the
purpose of making arrangements for q
rousing celebration. The p. 0. D. of A.
met on Wednesday evening. Two initia-
! tons took place and number of applica-
lions for mem bership were received. After
the regular business the meeting was
formed into Conversations and g very
pleasant time was spent There was
music by quartette, mandolin duet,
recitations, etc. The next meeting will
take place on Wednesday,, when the Off
GERS for the coming term viii be nomi-
mated. al
STAR OF BETHLEHEM.
Mizpah lodge met as usual on Monday
evening. The attendance was very fair
and several applications for membership
were received Up 10 last week Mizpah
lodge was the only one of this order in the
territory, but now there is one at Ogden,
as Ed w. Loder, P. G. c. and Utah organ
izer, instituted lodge on Friday night,
June 10, at Ogden with thirty eight mem
bers. 1t will be Eastern Star lodge No. 2.
The order shows healthy growth in the
territory and will soon have lodges at
Brigham and Nephi. Mizpah lodge No l
Of this city continues to prosper, and new
converts are constantly added to the roll OF
membership.
ORDER SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
The Sons of St. George held their regu.
lar meeting June 10 at the Temple of Honor
hall, being very we'll attended and quite an
interesting one all the new officers presid-
ing, besides having good attendance OF
the new members. Five more were
Initiated and one received by card, making
a total of six new members added to theil
mum Der, which is very encouraging to all
and exciting everyone to fresh exertions
carrying out the old maxim that with bull
dog tenacity the British lion can conquer
Following is the names Of the new mem.
bers initiated: A. j. Bean, w. H. George
r. Cunham, j. Oliver, j. Kirkman, re-
ceived by card Frank Keelsom from Sill
Walter Raleigh lodge No. SO, Order Sons
of st. George, Virginia. After the regular
were invited by the new members to resort
to 'good and welfare" and the following
programme was rendered:
Song-Worthy President Alfred Brown,
"The Old Church Bells" Health of new
members.
Song-J Kirkman. "Man You don't
Meet every Day."
SONG. Holgate, "Cock that Crowed.' u
Song-"Hold it Back Again"
Song-J. Oliver, "Faded Boy In Blue.'
w. S. Schofield gave an excellent speech
on the ideas and sentiments of Englishmen,
once an Englishman always an English
man. Any one from the old country re-
curing assistance the order is only t oo
willing to lend them hand to help them
through their journey Of life, no matter
how they are situated. The motto of the
lodge is fellowship, concord and love, do
ing the greatest good to all mankind. One
cannot lind an Englishman that is disloyal
TO his country; they have left their homes
and come to another country, but the motto
of ali is that whenever they meet q brother
their hearts are one and their love OF
country is paramount. Having left the
red, white and blue behind and the
union jack, they are willing to embrace the
stars and stripes and stick 10 the American
eagle and show to America that the Sons
of St. George will prove in times of need
her greatest supporters and one of the
mainstays of the country. Such sentimen Is
as these pervading the hearts OF all Sil
knights they feel confident that success
will be the final outcome TO their aims il
this life.
CALIFORNIAN CLUB.
, The Caledonian club met at business ses
sions Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
and arranged that they would unite in
grand picnic to Lake Park resort on the
oath inst, which is next Friday. The var
ious details were duly discussed and
grand programme was arranged, embrac.
ing the various Scotch games common In
} the 'land of the Hether." IL was resolved
that the affair be made the best and mos
: enthusiastic ever held by the Caledonians
} and as much az possible to be terri
torial in it's character. The COM
mittee of arrangements, of which
Jamie Moffatt is chairman are working
like beavers, as are the Ogden people
also. Messrs. Moffatt. Alexander, Scott
} Robertson and Mitchell visited Ogden last
! week, and completed the understanding
with Ogden. IL was resolved that nothing
} be left undone which would promote ths
success of the affair, and the chair
? man appointed Messrs. Scott, Neil.
: son and Robertson TO visit Lake
Park and see how everything was there
: The committee visited the park Thurs
} day and found the grounds luxuriant with
heavy growth of grass and flowers
and the trees in a fourishing con
ditiou The erra uond ie e.,