The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-17

fraternal time.
I. o.. OF
The event of the week was the union in
stallation OF officers which took place on
Thursday evening at the 1. o. o. F. hall in
the Union block. 1t was regarded as a
farewell TO The old hall as it is the last
ceremony of Importance which the oruer
will have prior TO the removal of the head
quarters TO the new temple on Market
street
The installation was performed with
great pomp and circumstance, the uniform
rank assisting, and the banquet which fol-
lowed was very enjoyable affair.
The ames of the Installing officers, and
those installed have already been published
in THE HERALD.
On Monday night Jordan lodge held Its
usual meeting. There was a good attend
ance and considerable work was done of a
routine character
Unity encampment met on Tuesday ey-
ening and conferred the first degree on six
patriarchs. The attendance was good and
work was done in excellent style.
Fidelity had good and very large meet
ing on Tuesday evening in the hall on West
Second South street. The room was
crowded, and after the regular business
was concluded some of the musical
members nentertained their brett rem
by performances on different instruments.
A banjo contest elected much enthusiasm
and was immensely enjoyed. Brother Ev-
ans added greatly to the enjoyment of the
evening by giving number of humorous
sketches and Rotations, which were
greatly appreciated. There was a number
OF visiting brethren present, and some in
teresting talks were given. The meetings
Of Fidelity lodge are always very lively
and frsternal, and are looked forward to
by the members with great interest.
Enterprise No. Is, the largest lodge in
the city III point of numbers, mad a capital
meeting on Wednesday, and conferred the
second degree on three candidates. Tie
degree staff of the lodge is well up in the
work, and performed the ceremonies in 8
most impressive style.
On Friday evening Salt Lake, No. 2, held
its usual meeting and put two candidates
through the initiatory degree. There was
large attendance and all were very much
pleased by the ceremonies.
Miriam Rebeckah degree lodge met Sat
urday evening and initiated five candidates
into the mysteries of the order.
The installation of the officers of this
lodge for the ensuing session will take
place next Saturday.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
The new officers who were installed las
week took their places in the different
lodges for the first time and acquitted
themselves we'll
Calanthe on Monday night held its usua
meeting. One candidate was admitted by
card. There was no degree work, anC
after the routine business pleasant discus
sions as TO the future work of the session
was engaged in.
Myrtle lodge had a very fine meeting
on Tuesday evening. Anumber of visiting
brethren were present, and truly frater-
nal time was reported.
Rocky Mountain lodge worked in the
pages work, comforting that degree or
three candidates.
Rocky Mountain claims to be the banner
lodge of the order in the city. 1t has 10;
members, and is financially strong. One
of its members, Brother Charles Heiner
died recently IN San Francisco. and whilst
he was sick was taken care of by the K OF
2. bureau Of relief in that CITY, The bill
amounting to 1892, was furnished to Rocky
Noun tain lodge and the amount promptly
RENTED.
Ivy Temple Pythian sisters will hold the
installation of their officers next week.
P. o. S. OF A.
All the camps report steady and active
work, and numbers are being added to theil
ranks. Camp Initiated seven candidates a
the last meeting and quite large number
has been elect d, but has not yet come for
ward for initiation. Numerous visitins
brethren were present and some very gool
speeches were made.
The vice-president of the national camr
was present and delivered an address
which was well received and greatly appre
ciated.
THE TEMPLE OF HONOR.
This order held its usual meeting OF
Thursday evening. 1t is the intention O.
the members to hold ''open temple'' OF
Monday, January %. A committee of five
Messrs. Spencer, Folsom, Woods, Aller
and Robinson, was appointed to make tn,
necessary arrangements. The entertain
ment will be in the nature of a sociable
with music, recitations, speeches and sup
per, free to the members and their friends
Fuller particulars will be announced Later
on.
A. o. q. W.
Both lodges met during the week an6
perfected the arrangements for celebrating
the first memorial day of the order on to-