The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-11
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over on Tuesday evening by Sub-Chief
Ranger Pettee. who mak9S a good and
efficient presiding officer. He is
prompt, and business does not drag
while he occupies the G. r. chair. One
member was elected and one initiated
Grand Chief Ranger MOffatt being a
visitor, he was given the hands of For
estry, and responded with some well
chosen remarks, that were heartily ap-
plauded.
Considerable business was disposed
Of during the meeting. Preparations
are well under way for the reception to
be given to Viola Circle TOMORROW
night, and nothing Will be left undone
to insure delightful time to all
Court Salt Lake did themselves proud
on Thursday.
March 18th was observed as the first
anniversary of S423. It was a decided
I success. if we may Judge from the
many expressions Of approval heard at
! the entertainment. Brothers James,
Bruuker and Nafsh we're the commit
tee in charge, and they e1celled them
| selves in the programme prepared and
carried out. The hall was comfortably
Tiled by members of this and other
| courts and their ladies. kenner Bros.
rendered some choice selections on the
| mandolin and guitar. Miss Bertha Hill
stead gave recitation. Two ladies
gave a German song that demanded
| an encore. James Moffat, G. G. r.,
made a short address. Recitation by
Miss Edith Bunker. Song by a MEM
Der. Professor, Schaefner gave selec-
tons on the guitar, and mouth organ,
| and al second call sang comic song.
He is always in demand. Sentimental
song by Bro. Grenig, which brought
I recall. Miss TibbS gave recitation.
Recitation by Miss Stella, Engleman.
Address by Bro. N. S. Johnson. Miss
Schwartz and Miss Noles each gave a
recitation. Supper, followed by dane
| ing, kept the audience until 1 O'Clock.
Court Temple 94e9, on Friday night
had a fair average attendance of mem
bers, with a sprinkling of visitors. The
"initiatory" was given to one candf-
| date. and alter taking the obligation
and becoming a full hedged member,
expressed himself as well satisfied with
the work" The members all carry
application blanks, SO that when they
run across desirable party they urge
him to join Immediately. Thus are the
ranks swelled and prosperity is sure
On Saturday night Court True Blue
No. Se497 had their weekly meeting, and
| it was as successful as all their meet
ings are. They don't know the mean
ing of a dull evening, for business al
w
hour. The officers at quarter to eight
entered the hall and opened the ses-
sion like o'clock work. it was 50 pre-
else and regular. Every officer knew
his duty and performed it.
Bro. Thompson makes a frst-rate
presiding officer az G. R., and is ably
assisted by the S. C. r., Bro. H. F.
Tozier. The secretaries are well fitted
for the positions they occupy. and the
watch dog" of the court. Bro. Fred
Nadelman, treasurer, does not let any
money go to waste The majority of
! the members have the advantage of a
regular payday, and thus prevent
| themselves from running behind in
I their dues.
The court was visited by Brothers
| Houghton, Chineral, Davis and Loder,
| of Palantic. Bro Chineral made some
| interesting remarks. followed by Bro
! Davis. Initiation was conferred on one
| applicant. Two applications for mem
! bership were presented to the court.
| Don't forget the reception on Tues
| day tomorrow night, given by Pdlan-
! tic to Viola circle, to which all mem
| berS of courts are most cordially in
| Yited. There will be literary exercises,
music, supper and dancing.
The Utah Forester, a new monthly
| journal, devoted to the interests of
| Forestry in general and to this
| jurisdiction in particular. has ap,
! peared under the editorship of
| Ed w. Loder of Court Palan-
tic No. $40, Salt Lake City. The
initial number shows that it is a peri
odiCal of universal merit. 1t is filled
with news and current doings of the
| order, special attention being paid to
the courts of this jurisdiction. The
| articles are written in an attractive
and interesting style and contain in
formation invaluable to all good mem
| bers Of the order. 1t ought to and will
| receive the hearty support of every
Forester and will undoubtedly be a
potent factor in the advancement of
Forestry in the intermountain coun-
! try,