The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-20


the last few weeks it has been a task
of pleasure; good works and good deeds
have been to the front, and with the
great majority friendship and love have
had the right of way. Long may they
hold it!
Mystic lodge No. % opened the week
in a session of much Importance to
them. 1t was the last session for car
rying the title of the baby lodge, that
babyish title having been carried into
the southern country by ID. S-M- Buckle
and Grand Secretary Wood a few days
ago. The lodge conferred the degree
of truth upon three members, and in
way that challenges the other lodges to
equal. The lodges elocutionists were out
in force and their musical galaxy were
at their best. A visiting past grand gave
them hint how to bid new lodge wei
come to the great family of Odd Eel
lows lodges and the session closed after
announcing that next Monday there would
be several candidates admitted by initia-
ton.
Enterprise lodge No. Is was at it's
best on Wednesday evening. All the
members appeared happy. Several names
We're mentioned as applicants for admls-
sion and one brother was reinstated.
Ridgley lodge No. witnessed the in
stallation Of the following officers OF No.
8 for this term. the d. d. CT. NJ. taking
charge of the proceedings: N. s., l. NJ.
Higley: V. G.. T. j. Williams; Secretary.
James Kelly; Treasurer, DIR. S. Ewing;
r. S. N. G., a. L. Simondi; L. S. n. c.,
C. Trethewey; r. S. v c., J. F. Coe;
L; S V. G.. A. J. Mcintyre; /. G., o. L.
Eliason: o. c., A. ]. Johnson; R s. s.,
Ed. w; Loder; L. S. s., M: Lippma an
The lodge room was full and after the
ceremonies remarks were in order from
z. G.s J. II. Latey, w. NJ. owen, b. w.
e; Jennens. w. II; Culmer, DR.. S. Ewing.
w. M. Elliott and others.
On Thursday night Jordan lodge No.
s conferred the second degree on
member, and Utah lodge had well at
tended meeting and transacted consider
able business.
we'll attended meeting of Salt Lake
| lodge No. 2 on Friday evening is report
ed, the members taking part in confer
ring the third degree on a brother. The
lodge received one application from
candidate for initiation.
GRAND LODGE.
1t was busy week with the grand
lodge officers. On Monday last D. G. NJ.
John 7. Buckle and Grand Secretary
w. j. Moore left for Manti to make
everything ready for the institution of
a lodge of Odd Fellows at that point. On
tuesday Grand Master e. S. LutZ, G.
! W. Washington O. Carbis, Grand Rep
resentative e. d. HOge and Grand Mar
| shall J. NJ. Breeze, from this city and a
! No. 20 composed of W. o. Ash, DR.. w.
/ W. Woodring, \. S. Nilsson, Web Greene,
G. W. Thompson, c: McGougan, A. l..
and ON the evening of the 18th of Jan
| uary instituted Temple City lodge No.
29 There were sixteen charter members
| with which to organize the lodge, three
! being holders of cards and thirteen join
! ing by initiation. Eight applications
| were also received for admission, while
! a large number of Mantis citizens con-
template uniting within few weeks;
The following are the officers installed
! for the present term:
| DR.. w. j. Hosford N. G.; H. A. Talbot,
! Y. c.: Lewis Larsen, secretary; j. W.
H. Parsons. w: o. Froling. o. G.; Wes-
| ley Roberts. I. G.; J. r. Cochran, r. S
| N. G.: E. T. Hosford. L. S. N. G.; L. Z.
Tuttle. r. s. V. G.; William Montgom-
S.: A. W. Atwood. L. S. S.
To celebrate the event a splendid ban
quet was given at the Temple house by
the members of the new lodge to the
many congratulations were expressed on
the new lodge starting out under such
| favorable promises and of the further
extension of Odd Fellowship through the
While south the officers of the grand
lodge took the opportunity of visiting
| other subordinates where possible.
| Mount Pleasant lodge No. 20 was visited
on Wednesday night, and PaysOn lodge
| No 10 on Thursday night, both bodies
being found in prosperous and har-
monlouS cond1tlon.
On Tuesday night last the D. D. G.
P. William Watrous, together with his
| acting grand encampment officers, W. H
Butcher. G. II. P: B. w. E. Jennens
G.. S. W.; A. L. Simondi, G. J. w: L. S
Baumgarten. G T.; and T. D. r. Grey
! G.. /. s. made an official visit to Unity
encampment No. and installed into
their respective chairs the following Of
ficers: G.. P, J. z. Stevens; H. P, J. r
Powell; l.. w. S. Ewing; scribe, w. D
Gaby: treasurer. A. L. Simondi. During
the evening one brother was admitted
to the encampment.
Tomorrow night there will be a large
attendance of members at Oquirrh en-
camDment to assist in advancing to tht
G. r. degree three worthy patriarchs.
The meeting of Miriam Rebekah lodge
on Saturday night was fairly well at
tended considering the downpour of rain
1t was reported that several application:
were received from would-be members
and one addition to the lodges member
ship was received, and an interesting
session held.
AN ODD FELLOWS BALL.
The evening of Thursday, January 80
has been set apart for a select SOcia
ball at the Odd Fellows temple on Mar
ket street. Invitations are now beins
issued and tickets distributed through
out the city. Those in charge are max
ing every effort to have their ball one o
the best of the season and while they ar
sparing no expense in looking to tina
|
at almost a nominal figure. The com
5 -. Executive-w. S. Giesy. P. C. P
! chairman; Mrs. Elizabeth Morris, P n
| G.. vice-chairman; e. Lowe, secretary
Mrs. Hattie Harvey, P n. G., W l
Gaby, P. c. P, Charles c. Buckle, P. G
William NJ Owen, ?. G. B. W. b. Ger
mems. P. G. s., j: G. Trethewey, p G
j. F. Boes, o. S. Thompson.
Invitation-Mrs. Hattie Harvey, P. \
t G.. chairman; Mrs. Janey Gunner, P. \
? G.. Mrs. Annie F. Elliott. V. G., Dr.. v
, H. Butcher. P. G.. P. r. 2. Morris, P
F.. L b. Moore, V. G., J. 2. Gardne
: P. G.. j. NJ. Hayes. j. c. Trethewey,
l c., Harvey ]. Jones, Y. G., Dr. J. {
2 Hanchet. 2. G.. Fred e. Houghton, P {
5 Ticket Committee-Charles e. Buckl
P. c.. chairman; Mrs. Lizzie G. Post,
t N. G.. Mrs. Carrie Virden. Mrs. Ha
Moore, G. s.. William McGilliyray,
G., w T. Hopkins. P G., James Kell
E F. c., William NJ. Elliott, 2. c., A y
/ Rust. John T. Axton, F. A. Timby.
/ Reception-W. M. Owen, 2. G., chat
t man; Mrs. Georgiana Higson, P. y. G
y Miss Musette Young. Mrs. Lottie Higle
Mrs. Mary 3. Sheriff., Thomas A. Wa
: ley, P. G., Thomas Mdrnane, Z. e., j.
L Harvey. P. G., Dr. S. Ewing, P. G. "
A. G.. Phillips, j. B. Eaton, f. A. Row
Floor Managers-J. F. Boes, chairman
?. G.. L. N. Peterson, p. G., Ira
Strayer, V. G., 1. NJ. Higley, N. G.
. NOTES.
Swami Vioekanda, a Hindoo now
New York. breaches thusly, which
good Odd Fellowship: ITO do good
: others is one utility of religion But sc
4 cannot do much good in this world.
: is good to do good. Religion is Meth,
f pessimistic or optimist:e; it wants
| lxuoW thp truth -