The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-17

Swaner and ]. A. Alderman were nomin-
ated as his successor. The ELECTION viii
take place next week when one of them
will be chosen.
A new lodge was instituted at Bountiful
with sixteen members on Thursday even
ing. Organizer Mahan expects TO organize
q lodge al KaysviEie very soon. Good and
very encouraging reports come from Chey-
enne, Carbon and other places aud there Is
little doubt but The number required to
form new jurisdiction for Utah and
Wyoming will be obtained before the end
of the year.
The Salt Lake hodges have decided to
give picnic to Garfield Beach very soon.
Committees have been appointed and are
making necessary arrangements for first
clnss outing. The date has not yet been
fixed butt will be in the near future.
ANCIENT EssENIc ORDER.
Fidelity and Oriental Senates met on
Monday evening. There was very little
again hold o Joint meetin g tomorrow night
and viii install officers for the coming
session.
For Fidelity Senate the officers are j.
j. Thomas, excellent senator; II. WRtrous,
senior seneschal; II. II. Vanclief, treas
urer; 81. Q. Howard, secretary; Farms
worth, junior yigilante; Hoyt Kenyon,
senior vlgiiante; Sam Galleazzi, Warden;
DR.. Sharp, surgeon: - Il alcomb, sarsadas;
is TO be transacted anu q large attendance
is requested.
TEMPLE OF HONOR.
The Western Star council met on Tues
day evening and conferred degrees on
several breihern. very profitable meet
ing was reported.
The order held its regular netting on
Thursday evening. Brother S Rance pre-
sided. The special committee appointed to
draft a circular for general distribution
setting forth the principles and benefits nf
the order Hade its report.
The draft OF the circular was read
through and gave rise to an animated and
interesting discussion. The committee
were ccmplimented on the excellence of
their work and it is ex pected good results
will follow very quickly. the circulars
were ordered printed and wiz be ready for
the next meeting OF the Temple.
STAR OF BErnLEHnM.
MizpRh lodge met as usual Oh Monday
evenirs. There was large attendance of
me n1hers to participate in the installation
OF officers or the coming half year. The
following were installed: w. C.. George
a. Burgon; v. O., s. w. Hutchings; w.
S., Monroe Bush; W. T., Miss Edith
Enms; W. NJ, Mrs. Robson; ". Ch., Miss
Gawendoline Clay; W. o.. S., j. d. Cellar;
e A. to W. c.. +. 0. Hunt; L. A., Mrs.
M. F. Rutchings; r. A. 10 c., A. Lumeor;
L. A., George Q. fIutc ings; Assistant NJ,
j. ENNIS trustee for nine months, J.
Hemming; trustee for six months, J. S.
Darmer. Miss e. Roberts and Nessrs.
| Ward aud Austin. were appointed an
auditing committee. Brother Eminent,
pasu grand commander Loder performed
the ceremonies Of installation. assisted by
Brother Whitmen, Mrs A. e. Burgon and
Mrs. M. r. HutchinPs.
After the ceremony cold collation. was
served and a social time spent. Several
speeches were made and good time gen
orally was had.
TIE Lodge is now in a very sound posi-
ton, having neurIy eighty members. the
regular attendance is good and the interest
well sustained.
P. o. 8. OF A.
National President Clarence r. HUH
will be In Salt Lake on Thursday next and
will institute the state camp of Utah in
the p. 0. s. Of A. hall at 2 D. m. Presi-
dent Huth, assisted by w. W. Waters,
will corduct the installation ceremonies OF
Jumps and 6, and also that of the Martha