The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-03
KNIGHTS of Pythias,

| The past week has been one of interest
among the Pythians The main work
was the election of officers for the ensu-
| ing term
Calanthe Lodge, No. 5, on Monday
evening conferred the rank of page
upon Mr.. Hartenstein, after which the
following brethren were elected to fill
man; V. c.. f. ]. Gunnell; P. G.. c.
Miller; NJ. of W., E. S. Gilbert; NJ at
! A, Bert Mills; NJ. of E., w. Z. Lake;
Trustee, George Osmond.
On Tuesday evening Myrtle, No. 1. con.
vened. A goodly number of the Knights
were in attendance. Joseph NJ. Evans
was instructed in the lesson of Esquire.
The following named chivalric Knights
| will guide the oldest craft in the domain
onto the high seas Of success the next
! term:
C. c., H. L. Daley; V. c.. Benjamin
Davis; p, S. D. Chase; NJ. of W., Robert
| Shelton; Trustee, Joseph VIM. Taylor;
NJ. at A, Otto Kappele.
| On Thursday evening Rocky Mountain,
No. 8, elected officers for the next term.
as follows:
c. c.. ]. w. Irwin; V. c., ]. McCullum:
P, Thomas A. McAney: NJ. at A, G.
L. Meade; NJ. of W.. Thomas Patton;
Trustee, Thomas Patton.
| Monitor Lodge, No. II, had a, we'll at
tended meeting on Wednesday evening.
at which the following named brothers
were elected to sail the Monitor for the
coming year:
C. c., John Ryan; V. c., James Watson;
P, ]. G. Robinson; NJ. of W., Thomas
Seldom; NJ. at A. Erastus Kidd.
Zion Lodge, No. II, instructed Otto
Engberg in the rank of knight, and
elected officers as follows:
c. c., ". W. Wiscomb; V. c., II,
W. Eardley; P, W. S. Evans; NJ. at
A. Sheridan Smith; NJ. of W., o. S.
Thomson; Trustee, F. H. Emerson.
The Inform Division held two meetings
for drill during the week. The Sir
knights are getting along finely, and will
make a very creditable showing during
the session of the Grand Lodge.
Provo will be in full blast from the
18th to the 22d inst.
The Grand Lodge convenes on Tuesday.
the 18th, with about sixty members.
Salt Lake Division of this city, Lincoln
Division of Ogden, and Crescent Divi-
sion of Park City will be in attendance.
The Aspen, Colo. Pythian band, OF
twenty-six men, with fully a hundred
friends, will be there, and altogether
Provo will hum with delight for a. week.
On the 18th the Grand Lodge and Wis
itors will go, by special train, to Eureka
where a grand ball and concert will be
given
Provo is making elaborate preparations
for entertainments, etc.
On Saturday, the 22d. the committee are
contemplating a grand excursion to Salt
air.
The Pythian band from Colorado will
give a concert in each place, winding up
at Park City Tuesday, 26th of June.
Much of the succeeding interest of a
newly initiated knight depends upon the
manner of impressing upon him the beau
tiful lessons of the first rank. Our first
impressions are often the most lasting,
and herein lies the secret of much of
the interest that is to be excited and de-
yeloped in future Pythianism- Every Off
Ger should be held strictly accountable
to the law and letter of his obligation.
and thoroughly learn his part in this
work: and it should be his constant aim
and study to impart the lesson, not only
according to law, but in manner which