The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-13

1 Ridley on Wednesday evening had good
meeting and worked in the initiatory dregree.
Fidelity lodge. following the change Of night of
meeting met on Friday and worked in the initi
atory degree. There were several visiting
| brethren present and some very nice talks were
| given.
Salt Lake lodge No 2 met on Friday night
| a d initiated one candidate into the mysteries
0 rethe order.
The funeral of Brother Jacob Williams, of
| Park City, who was a member of salt Lake
| lodge, was conducted under the auspices OF the
| lodge on Thursday last. The brethren met the
| remains al the Union Pacific depot at lO:45
O'Clock and the procession marched to Mount
| Olivst cemetery, where the brother was low
| ingly laid in his last resting place.
Miriam Rebekah lodge held its usual meeting
on Saturday. There was good attendance and
| the work was done in most eredltable manner.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Calanthe Lodge on Monday held its regular
! session. Two applications for membership
| were placed on the table to be dealt with at the
next regular meeting.
On Tuesday night Myrtle lodge net and
| besides routine business conferred the second
rank on three candidates, viz. Messrs. Il. Chris
tie, G. d. Williams and w. Bassett These
| baethren will receive the third rank at the next
| meeting of tho lodge. Two applications for
membership were handed IN ana will be voted
on next Tuesday.
! Rocky Mountain No. had a busy session on
| Thursday night, comforting the pages rank on
two candidates. and the esqufres rank on three
pages. Two applications for initiation were
| also received.
The uniform rank is doing good work and
drilling very hard. The new uniforms will be
| here within week ana then ha! ha!
! The grand chancellor William Husbands, In
! company with the grand master OF exchequer,
John S. Corlew (ef OGDEN, on March ., paid
! Damon Lodge No. 6, of Terrace an ofnclal visit.
| On arrival at Castle all the opening ceremen-
| les had been concluded and the Grand lodge
officers were (by Past Grand Chancellor Justice
| WitherelI. as grand master at arms) introduced
to Damon Lodge No. 6 which received tAem
/ with ALL honor due their stations,
The grand ofncers then exemplihed the un-
written work at tho ciose OF the session the en-
tire lodge and the visitors bctoek themselves 10
| the dance hail. This hail is on the second hoor
and measures 50xl o feet, with many WIN
from which beautiful view OF the valley is Cd
tanned. The lower floor is used for school pur.
poses, under the management OF Past Grand
Chancellor Justice NItherel.
| About fifty couples participated in the dance.
Among the ladies who, with their presence.
graced the occasion, arrDyed in beautiful and
elegant al tire, were the following: airs. Dun
lop Mrs. l.. King Miss Edna King, Mrs. Breen,
Miss Mable King Mrs. n: M; King MIS-. WARD,
Peachrt, Miss L. Biddle, Miss Title Henderson,
Miss Matte Ross, Mrs. BROMLEY, Miss Anne
Sophia K;efrr Miss NJ. Knothony Miss Mary
Garfield, Mrs Lowrie, Mrs. Green, Mrs, Jane
Nevens. Mrs. Z. n. Line Miss Nellie Pagan
Mics Birdie Player.
4 BESIDES the Damon Lodge members, there
were the following visiting Knights present: O.
| H. Bogart and John Brewnlee OF the Wyoming
jurisdiction; George Ii. hnoslaueh, Ga norma
jurisdiction; j. Cenley and f. T. Grant OF OR-
den; samuel Wright, Nevada jurisdiction; NJ ar
tin frobridge Of salt LAKE city, and ]. Wither-
ell, Utah jurisdiction.
At the close Of the ball. which occupied about
two hours. the comp ny was escorted over to
the banqueting hall at the King hotel where in
the spacious dining room long tables were
brought TO view laden with all the aaiatles ana
luxuries that heart could wish or appetite de-
sire, prepared by Caterer Il ng and his est!m-
able wife All went to work with will, and
u a1ann r., CTR at
Short speeches, toasts, songs and recitations
were INDUCED in until a. NJ. when all sep
arated, feeling that too much in praise could
not be said for the Knights OF Damon NO. and
their wives for the kind and hospltable reeep-
ton accorded on this occasion.
A temple of Pythian sisters will be organized
IN the near future at Terrace as also section
of the uniformed rank, which will attach them
selves to Lincoln division OF Ogden until they
become strong enough to fousd division in
Terrace The grand lodge officers boarded the
train for home at a. N. Monday, feeling con-
WINGED that the cities OF Salt Lake and Ogden
, do not possess all the true and loyal knights.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
The Sons of ST. George held their regula,
| meeting last Wednesday night ct the Temple OF
Honor hall. One of the members OF the Beacon
| field lodge Brother Blackour, from Park City,
joined the members in making the arrange
nlents for St. Georges day TO be celebrated on
| the Esd OF April. The COMMITTEES decided 10
leave IL with Occur de Lion lodge, of Ogden. Rno
Park City lodge 10 arrange the programme con
Jointly with Salt Lake 10 celebrate the day in the
old English Style After the regular business
had been completed, the lodge proceeded tc
good and welfare" and the following pro-
gramme was rendered:
a Gong, HAULED it Back Again" Fl. A. Whitmil
: Song. "Gipsys W arning - Brother Blnekbul
SONG. Kan any With an Honest Heart" '"i
Song, Maid of the Mill'' Brother gilverthornt
t Recitation, Thoughts In Lancashire Bia-
Song isS 'WinEod the Other Eye E WitS
0 whistling accompaniment Alfred Brown
q Recitation Only Pin, but Tale with a
e Point" ..---W iaiiam NJ. Brown
= After the programme had been gone through
the IL dye was dismissed by the members sing
t ing the dismissal ode to the tune of "Auld Lang
G Syne."
TEMPLE OF HONOR.
g This order held It's regular meeting on Thurs
day evening. c. rs .dernble business was trans
d acted after which Brother knoWlden gave
lenst thy reading on the temperance cause and
4 then proceeded to make some very good re
i ma ks upon the same subject Every whit
a male person Of good moral standing and in goot
health that is prepared TO take the pledge O
| total abstinence from Intoxicating driRks az
| beverage is entitled to become member of thi
d order It is the best Known order for those
d who have quit drink and wish 30 find new as
e socistions. 1t is secret and sick bench
society also.
; STAR OF BETBLEHeM,
, This order held its first meeting in its ney
i. meeting place, the Temple of Honor hail. Oh
o Monday evening. Y o candidates were initiated
@ into the order ard very enjoyable time was re
e ported The attendance was very god and tn
d beautiful ritual was eXemplifed in very abb
manner y the officers
:, special meeting of the lodge will be he'll
/ tomorrow evening and as important bushes
e is to be transacted large attendance is re
quested.