The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-09

NAOiAS
also. Mount Moriah lodge had a spec
ial meeting for work on Saturday even
ing when two brothers were raised to
the Master Mason degree.
The election in the commandery re-
suited as follows: Eminent commander,
oscar Groshell; captain general, w. S.
Evans; generallissimo, w. B. Holland /;
prelate, c. B. Jack; senior warden.
Harry Woodman; Junior warden, w.
r. Grant; receiver E. r. Smith; cap
tain Of the guard. J. c. Budds; stand
ard bearer George Cullins; sword
bearer, Frederick Dalglish.
Argenta lodge elected the following:
H. NJ. Gushing, W. N; w. B. Holland.
S. W; w. F. Shelton, j. w; John S.
Scott, treasurer; NJ. 7. Phillips, secre-
tary, and w. T. Daily, trustee.
Ell Kalah Temple A. A o. N. M. S.
will hold session tomorrow night for
the election of officers for the ensuing
year.
Lynd's Chapter, Eastern Star, elect
ed Mrs. Annie E. Potter, worthy ma
iron; S. Mcdowell, worthy patron; Miss
Sallie Houghton, assistant matron;
Miss Anna Robins, conductress; Mrs.
S. D. Jones, assistant conductress; Mrs.
j. c. BuddS, secretary; Mrs. BiSber.
treasurer; j. G. Budds, trustee.
1. o. o. f.
1t has been a, lively week among the
Odd Fellows lodges, ele e+ion of officers
for the next term being the drawing
card. The usual contests for the office
of vice-grands are noticed, while out
side of that position but few changes
of Importance have taken place.
Among the many members who have
not been seen among the brothers for
some length of time were those who
once were most active in Odl Fellow
ship, and in listening to their utter
ances, was noticed the fact that age
has mellowed their voices and thought
has been busy with them since last
they appeared in the lodge room. Some
excellent speeches have been listened
to and further good has been done in
debate.
Mystic lodge, No. %, commenced the
week with a throng of brothers pres
ent. Three brothers received the first
degree and the staff came in for many
expressions of warm approval for the
manner in which they performed the
ceremony. The lodge elected for their
next officers the following: n. S, w.
w. Barlow; V. g., John t. AXton; p.
s., F. A Timfhv; R. S., o Thompson;
treasurer, William Campbell; trustee
G A Short
There was more than the usual num-
Der of Patriarchs present at the session
of Oquirrh Encampment No. l, on
Tuesday evening. Several matters of
interest were brought forward, and
two candidates, Brothers C. ]. Higson
and j. B. Hayes were admitted to the
Patriarchal rank.
On "Wednesday aUar7ioo Di1oaI1, loJora
No. had a very pleasant session and
the election of officers resulted in
choosing for n. S., Ira NJ. Htgley; V.
G., j. F. Coe; secretary, James Kelly;
treasurer, DIR. S. Ewing; trustees, o.
4 L. Eliason and J. C. Trehewey The
members then got hungry for more
election news and so made a visit to
their neighbor No. 10, where they had
the pleasure of reporting their own
doings and sayings.
Perhaps the jolliest election of the
week was that of Enterprise lodge, No
Is. There was but one office contested
for and the nominating and Seconding
remarks were full of wit and pleasant
ry. 1t resulted as follows: N G., W.
Butler; V. G., H. ]. Jones; secretary,
William NJ. Elliott; treasurer, B. D.
Blackmarr; trustee, William Watrous
Jordan lodge, No. had we'll filled
! u.
resulting in the election of the follow
ing staff of excellent men as officers
for the next term: N G., L. B. SUIT
ton; V. G., Thomas ]. Notion; secre-
tary William T. Hopkins; treasurer,
J. B. Hayes; trustees eighteen months
term, John Charles Harvey, twelve
months term, Charles ]. Higson 1t
was announced that the initiation of
a candidate would take place next
Thursday.
Utah lodge No. 1, on Thursday night
was not as well attended as might
have been looked for and their vote
was light. AT the same time it was
of Importance to the order in this city
On Thursday next several of the
members of the lodge will be ad-
vanced to the degree of L. The Of
ficers elect are: N. G., Charles Seu-
fert; V. s., L. B. Moore; secretary, w.
j. Moore; treasurer, Ichel Waters;
trustee, T. c. Waltenspiel
On Friday evening Fidelity lodge
had an excellent meeting and a lengthy
one. Beside the election the lodge had
a season of speech making, those to
whom the members listened being
Past Grands Loder, Kane Burris and
Hanchett and Brother c. j. Campbell.
There was no contest for Office all Of
! f1cers being unanimously elected, as
| follows: N. c., ]. G. Souther; V. c.,
S. w. Hutchins; secretary, A. M. Rust:
treasurer, j. F. Boes; trustee, A. C.
McConachie
Salt Lake lodge, No. 2, on Friday
night had a good turnout of members
and visitors and an interesting ses-
sion was the result The lodge at
present is under a heavy burden.
three of its members now being on
the sick list There were four nomi-
| nees for the vice-grands chair, which
lent interest to the election, which re-
suited as follows: N G., w. J. Show
aker; V. G., l. j. Strayer; secretary.
w. M. McGlii1vray; treasurer, r. w.
Sugden; trustee. S. W. Darke; library
committeeman, w. D. Owens
RebeIxah Odd Fellowship.
1t was, as might have been expected.
crowded house when the noble grand
of Miriam Rebekah lodge, No. 5,
| dropped the gavel on the marble; and
why? It was election night. The
new woman" was in evidence. and
the "old man. didn't count Candi-
dates for all the offices were plentiful
and it was whispered that states were
made only to be smashed, while from
the earnestness with which the sisters
deposited their ballots, one would sur
mise the ladies had been in secret eau
Gus. and through it all the desire was
uppermost that the Daughters Re-
bel2ah had thoughts, but above it all.
thoughts of friendship. love and truth.
The officers elected are: N G., Mrs A.
e. Hawkes.: V G., Mrs. Annie F. Ell
lott; P. Secy., Mrs. S. G. Brinton: r.
Secy., Mrs. Carrie Virden; treasurer.
Mrs. Clara I. Moore; trustee, Mrs.
Carrie Coker.
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