The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-08

are learp'1s how to govern the circle
and carr n the business in a parlia-
mentary- ...anner and those who at
first coulE not be persuaded to take
part il discussions on account of dif-
fidence ere now finding out that the
oftener they speak right out in meet
ing the easier it becomes They have
more to say than formerly and fill up
the time until midnight without any
difficulty whatever.
We are glad to see that the grand
chief ranger, Brother James Moffatt,
takes so much interest in the circle
and is seldom absent. He is frequently
called upon for advice and informa-
ton and he has such a level head
that his opinions are accepted as law
He is the right man for the position
and we predict that at the coming ses-
sion of the Grand Court of Utah he
will be unanimously reelected to his
high position. Let ambitious brothers
curb their desires for another year. It
looks like folly TO supplant a good Of
ficer so soon.
Palantic Court No. $40 on Tuesday
night gave up their regular session to
hold a ball in the I. o. o. F. temple
1t was a very pleasant affair and we'll
managed. Brother A. W. Chiverall, as
chairman of the committed, was here.
there and everywhere looking after the
interests OF the guests. He is a hard
worker and has faith in the growth OF
Forestry in Utah, and Salt Lake in
particular.
The ball was success. as II could
not be otherwise with such good man
agement. Dancing is one Of the most
innocent amuSementS that can be in
dulged in and Foresters, realizing that
fact, make their business to attend all
parties given under that name.
Court Salt Lake, on Thursday, adj
mitted two candidates, who were in
itiated by the degree staff. One appli-
cation was received and interesting re-
marks were made by members and
visitors, and the evening was one OF
interest to all.
Court Temple. on Friday, met as
usual at the regular hour and trans
acted much business. Four applica-
tions were received and two members
elected, who were given the initiatory
in good spirit Of fraternity Our
grand treasurer, Brother Gilbert A.
Mclean, attends his court as often as
business will permit. and Is welcomed
as an honest worker for the good
cause.
Court True Blue met at the Home
on Saturday night. The officers and
members of True Blue are prompt at
the sessions of the court and thus bust
ness is not delayed. They always md
enough to do at their meetings, and
what with applications and limitations
and routine business the time Is well
taken up each evening until it is time
to adjourn.
No more faithful or earnest workers
for the principles of L. U. B. & c.
can be found in the Jurisdiction than
True Blue boys. They are now talk
ing of having a sociable soon that shall
eclipse all previous efforts in that
line If they carry out their intentions
the members of other courts will find
it advisable to be present.
Court Temple will give a social next
Friday night. to which all brothers
and companions are cordially invited
Grand Secretary F. E. Houghton
went to Salina on Friday to institute
a court which Brother Tom Loughrey
had organized within the last ten days.
If you bring a smile to the trem-
bling lips of another, you will soon dis
cover that smile is alighting on your
own lips, like a butterfly on flower
The Grand Court meets next month .
in Ogden.