The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-06

Little else was talked of in the circles
of the different A. o. U. W. lodges
than their magnificent float that ap-
peared on each parade during the car
nivaL Certainly no float in the whole
parade impressed the public as this
one did, and The committee who ar
ranged and constructed it deserves and
has the thanks of the A. Q. U. w. OF
Salt Lake city a better choice in
selecting a lady to take the part Of the
widow could not have been made than
Mrs Randolph, whose beautiful, sad
face was spoken Of all along the line.
Brother George Barrows is also en-
titled to special mention as one of the
committee sent by the lodge to sym
pathize with and help the bereaved
widow.
The other brothers taking part also
deserve great credit and the whole
thing proved a great success.
The object lesson taught by this float
should be the means of increasing the
A O. q. W. lodges to a great extent
Eagle Gate lodge No. 10 had a very
large attendance at their meeting
Wednesday evening, July l, and initi-
ated two candidates in the second de-
gree. 1t was decided at the meeting
that William Whiskers No los famous
l.
appeared in public for the first time
and created considera bic trouble and
merriment.
The applications of two gentlemen
DESTROYS of becoming members of No
10 were received and acted upon. On
Thursday evening next the joint
secret installation will take place at
No. los lodge room, Odd Fellows build
ing, and all work1nen should make a
special effort to be present
Brother William Spier, whose young
est child has just recovered from a
very severe attack of typhoid fever,
has the sympathy of all the lodge eX
tended to him and hopes for the little
ones speedy recovery are expressed.
Brother Spier also wishes to thank the
brothers of No. 10 and the sisters of
the D. Of H. for their kindness to him
and his family during his recent trou
BILE. >,
Brother William Macintosh the
new recorder of No. 10 is proving him
self very efficient. and the brothers are
congratulating themselves upon having
elected such a man.
The make up of the king of the car
nival on Saturday evening was a fac
simile of No los master workman
elect and in several instances was mis-
taken for him. Pretty hard on the
Brother GALLAGHER of No. 10. and
Brother Harrington. of No. Is, who
were on the float committee deserve
great credit for the success of the same.
Temple lodge No. Is had an excellent
meeting on Monday evening and was
so largely attended that the master
workman made special mention of it
and is very much encouraged at the in
creasing attendance at each meeting
Several visitors were present and made
pleasant remarks and in all the meet
ing was very enjoyable one.
August tine 18th is the day decided
upon for A. @. U. ". day at the lake
and undoubtedly will be the most sue
cessful ever held
The Rocky Mountain Workman for
July is a hand. The special feature
of the issue is the excellent report of
the twenty-fourth annual session of
the supreme lodge held at Buffalo, N
Y, which every Workman should read
carefully. as the session was one of the
most important ever held. The issue
contains a great deal of general news
of the order, and altogether it is an
excellent number.