The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-10

The work was done in an admirable man
ner by the very efficient degree staff of the
lodge.
Ridgley No. 9 on Monday had large
meeting. The degree staff conferred the
initiatory degree on one candidate and the
second degree on two candidates. The
work was extensive but was done in first
class style.
Naomi Rebekah Degree lodge met or
Saturday evening and conferred the degree
on four applicants.
The l. o. o. F. Social club will hold it's
regular meeting on Friday evening at the
O.. a. r. hall. The entertainment will be
in the form of dance.
| The Union installation of officers will
take place on Thursday evening at the
o. o. F. hall in the Union block. All the
six lodges will participate, and Grand Mas
ter w. Z. Rowe will be the presiding
officer.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
of the week with all the three lodges
Calanthe met on Monday night and in,
stalled officers as follows:
! h. +. Clark, past chancellor; W. B. Hol-
land, chancellor commander; A. S. Martin,
vice chancellor; Thomas Kane. prelate; w
NJ. Risley, keeper of records and seals; r.
Jones, master OF eXchequer; S. ID. Evans,
master at arms; w B. Morton, master OF
finance; S. F. Walker, trustee. The bal,
ance of the evening was devoted to speech
making and general fluctuations.
At Myrtle Lodge No. the grand officers
conducted the ceremonies. w. Husbands,
G. c.; a. Wild, G. V. c.; j. Harlick, G..
P; a. j. Lowe, jr., G. M. A. R. Shelton, G.
NJ. E.; G. Moody, G. K. of R. and S., and
S. j. Elise, G. P. c., aud those officers in
stalled were past chancellor, j. P. Meakin
oh Ia- Toll ,
vice chancellor Stephen Couton; mas
ter of exchequer, w. p. Gray;
keeper of records aud seals, w. Sherman
master Of finance, Louis Berets; master at
arms, Joseph Strickley, prelate, Eli H.
Price; trustees, A. j. Lowe and j. H.
Miller; inner guard, w. Hanson; outer
guard, Z. p. Forrest;. After the installa-
ton the brethren INDUCED in banquet al
the Saddle Rock restaurant, where
speeches, songs, etc, were in order, and q
general good time was reported.
AT Rocky Mountain lodge, on Thursday
evening, the following were installed as
officers: Past chancellor, Daniel Frey
chancellor commander, T. NJ. Patton; vice,
chancellor commander, Hyram Covey
master of exchequer, Richard Baker
keeper of records and seals, w. W. Phil.
lips; master of finance, Robert Harrison
master at arms, Fritz Miller; preIate, F.
P. St Thomas; trustee, Arthur Hogue;
inner guard, G. Horbin; outer guard, w
Kraut
Supper at the Wasatch restaurant fol
lowed, and Brothers Meakin, Ed. McLel-
land, De Silva and others gave addresses
and very pleasant time was spent.
Queen City lodge at Ogden held semi
public installation on Friday evening il
conjunction with lodge No. 9. Invitations
were extended to the Salt Lake brethren
to be present Grand Chancellor Husband:
intended going, but was prevented by sick
ness, Some of the other brethren anC
members of the grand lodge, however, were
present.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
The feature with them the past weel
was the public entertainment given OF
Wednesday evening, at which the minstre
troupe from Fort Douglas gave their ser
vices gratuitously.
The Temple of Honor hall was filled t.
its utmost capacity, and al present wer
highly pleased with the entertainment
The lodge wishes to tender their thanks T.
the minstrel boys. A full report of tn
proceedings has already been published il
The HERALD.
TEMPLE OF HONOR.
This order met as usual on Thursda,
evening. There was very good attend
: ance. One application for membershi
was placed on the table and others will
come up at the next meeting. In abou
two weeks the lodge will hold publ
sociable. There will be music, recitations
an address by Past Worthy Chief Tempia
Clark, and refreshments will be serve
: during the evening. Further particular
will be announced later on.
: The application for charter for a neI
lodge is still on hand and those wishing t
sign it are requested to step up and do s
, at as early date as possible.
THE A. o. U. W.
Salt Lake Valley and Temple lodges he'll
their union installation of officers O
Thursday evening in their hall on Sout
: West Temple street.
There was large attendance of tn
) bretheren, and altogether the meeting wa
: a most enthusiastic one This order j
growing rapidly in this city and is attract
ing much attention from the outside publ
Master Workman Strickley officiated a
, the installation. The following are tn
names of the new officers for Salt LAX
Valley Lodge No. II: Master workman
/ j. B. Taylor; foreman, r. ). Deli hton
overseer, George Lucas; recorder, j. A
Fryer; tinancier, T. G. Crawford guarc
S. w. Moser; inside Waterman, b. E
| Richards; outside Waterman, j. G. Jensen
trustees, j. A. Fryer, S. II. Leaver an
George A. Hill.
Considerable interest is manifested b
members of the order in the approachin
. celebration of Memorial day, the 18th, inst
when an attractive programme will be pr.
scented for the entertainment, edificatio
, and instruction of those who will be pre-:
| emit. The intention is to have it an ope
, meeting, to which friends of members wi
be made welcome.
ANCIENT ORDER OF FoREsTERs
At regular meeting of the Court Prid
of Utah, lodge n. 1881, held on Wednesda
evening last, at the A.,O. U. W. hall. tn
following were installed as officers Of th