The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-24
There was 5ull attendance and several

1here was b tlil attendance and several
visiting brethren cere present.
Canton Colfax met en- Tuesday evening,
and amongst other business elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term: T.
w. Whitley, commandant; G. 0. Farms
worth, lieuteuant; G.. M. Brown, ensign;
J-.S. Budds, clerk; ]. j. Thomas, treas
urer. These officers will be mustered in on
Tuesday evening. ALI chevaliers are re-
quested to appear in full dress uniform at
$50 sharp.
Oquirrh encampment, on Tuesday, held
its regular meeting and worked in the first
and second degrees, into the mysteries CT
which four candidates were admitted.
Enterprise No. 10, as usual, had large
meeting on Wednesday. Visiting brothers
were present and some very interesting
speeches were made and points for the
good of the order were ably and exhaust
lively discussed.
Utah lodge No. l, at its meeting on
Thursday evening, conferred the military
degree on one candidate, and several appli-
cations for mem bership were placed on the
table to be dealt with in due course. On
Friday evening, Fidelity and Salt Lake
lodges met. The former worked in the in
itiary degree, and the latter conferred the
second degree. Both lodges were well at
tended, and the work was done in very
fine style by the degree stats.
The Rebekah lodges met on Friday af-
ternoon for drill, and reported a very prof
table time. Naomi lodge, on Saturday,
held their usual meeting and conferred the
degree on five candidates.
The Utah Odd FellolU, the official organ of
the order in this territory, has excelled
itself this month in the excellence of the
paper. Besides being a complete compen-
dunn of the doings of the order all over the
territory during the month, it contains a
lengthy and able article on the constitu-
Of no. L.
the supreme grand lodge, and a vast
amount of varied information of great
interest TO all members of the order. The
Utah Odd FellOlU Is an excellent fraternal
paper and well worthy of the support Of all
Odd Fellows.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Very satisfactory work has been done
during the week by all the lodges, and
very considerable increase in membership
is recorded
On Monday night Calanthe lodge had
very good meeting and worked in the Sec
ond rank. The attendance was good, and
an interesting and truly fraternal time was
had.
Myrtle lodge on Tuesday did vast
amount of business and conferred the rank
of knight on five esquires. The session
was prolonged one, lasting till near mid
night.
The new bylaws are in the hands of the
printer and will be ready for distribution
at the next meeting of the lodge.
Rocky Mountain lodge on Thursday met
as usual and conferred the third rank on
nine candidates, and several applications
for membership were received and will be
acted on IN regular order. The attendance
was large and the session was very inter
estlng. Rocky Mountain is booming and
adding immensely to its roster.
On Friday evening the uniform rank
held its usual drill meeting. The knights
were present IN full force and went through
the exercises in very fine style.
Arrangements for the ball to be given
under the auspi es of the uniform rank at
Younger's hall, on the evening of May
18th, are completed. Tickets are on sale at
81 per couple, supper included. This will
| be one of the incest balls of the season, and
no effort will be spared to make it a sue
cess in every respect
Ivy Temple Pythian Sisters met on
Wednesday.
evening and initiated three candidates into
the mysteries of the order After the
work a social time was enjoyed and all
were well entertained. The sisters have
arranged to give ball at the Castle hall on
Richards avenue on Wednesday evening
next The Invitations are out and it goes
without saying that it will be an unQuali-
fled success.
KNIGHTS OF THE ANCIENT EssENIC ORDER.
Progress is still the watchword of the
knighis, Fidelity Senate met on Monday
evening. The attendance was unusually
large and work was done in the second and
third sections. The ritual was exceedingly
well eXemplifed. After the business an
informal sociable was held at which recila-
tons, songs, etc, were ably rendered. Ex-
cellenU Senator Meakn gave a recitation
entitled Morning on the Irish Coast,n
which was greatly appreciated by all.
twenty-five members have given orders
for swords and belts. The uniform of the
order is very fine and has splendid effect
in the ledge room when all the members
are arrayed in full regalia.
Grand Organizer John p. Meakin and
Deputy Grand Organizer w. w. Hall will
go to Provo on May l 10 institute a senate
at that city. Quite a number Of applica-
lions for membership have been received,
and the new senate promises to have a very
good start.
Tomorrow evening Oriental senate will
meet, and rs important business Is 10 be
transacted, including the formulation of a
code of by-lays, a large attendance is
specially requested.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
Trafalgar lodge held its usual meeting on
Wednesday, when one candidate was in
itiated into the mysteries of the order, and
several others will come up for initiation at
| the next meeting.
St. Georges Day, April 81, was cele-
brated by the lodges of the territory at
| Ogden with great pomp and circumstance
! Beaconltield lodge. from Park City. with
! their band, arrived in Salt Lake in the
! forenoon and were joined by the brethren
| of Trafalgar lodge, and the members, with
a large number of their friends, pro-
ceeded by special Rio Grande Western
| train to Ogden, where they were
received by Cour de Lion lodge of that
| city, who did their utmost 10 make the
visiting brethren enjoy themselves as
much as possible. The procession, headed
| by the Park city band, paraded the streets
of the junction city and made very fine
showing. The following is the programme
which was carried out at the K. OF p hall
in the evening:
Music by Park City band
Song Mr.. a. Brown.
Duet Misses Ferrin and Cole, OF Ogden
| Recitation, Mr.. Broadbent, Of Salt Lake,
"Bowton's Yard" which called for 81 en-
core.
Song, with banjo accompaniment, MIR.
Morley, of Park City.
Song, Miss Maud Pratt, Salt Lake city,
Love and the Birds,'' encore, Life is
but Dream"
Glee, Tout brothers, "Restless Sea;' en-
core twice, with guitar accompaniment.
Duet, Am [ Man, am l a Mouse"
Grafton by Brother Gill Mills, of Salt
Lake city, on the objects of the order of
| the Sons of ST. George, and the aims and
purposes of the institution. He cited the
benefits to be derived from the order,
which is loved because it is derived from
the old country. No man can be traitor
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