The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-25
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Eagle Gate lodge No. 10 had an ex-
cellent and interesting meeting on
Wednesday evening last and was quite
relief after the extremely exciting
ones they have had the past month, but
quiet and sedate meetings like this No.
10 does not take as kindly to as its
sister lodges, and as a rule there is
always something on the tapis, as the
case will be at their meeting on We'd
nesday evening next, when they have
arranged to have a "soiree" on a small
scale Light refreshments will be
served, and the brothers will be al
lowed to smoke, providing they bring
their own cigars.
Brother S. W. Darke will address
the lodge No. 10 quartette will render
a few selections and Brother William
Spier will sing his famous solo, Il
Would ] Were a Bird
Brother S. T. Smith, on account of
his success on the Ogdan trip as time
keeper, will act again in that capacity.
More of the talented brothers have
volunteered their services and alto
gether a most enjoyable evening will
be spent Five candidates will be
initiated in the workman degree, and
all brothers are invited to attend and
assist.
Past Master Workman Mcneil, of
Enterprise lodge No. q, Park City, at
tended the meeting last Wednesday,
and extended cordial invitation to
the brothers to visit his lodge, and as
sured them they would want for moth
ing while in the Park. He also stated
that at present there are over 900 work
men in Park City. Several other visit
i11cr 6,~rt H. ole Il ya1r or1t ,.n
marks, after which the members of No.
10 were instructed to act as a commit
tee of one, to tell every absent brother
ne met to be sure to attend the meet
ing on Wednesday evening next es-
pecially as it is the night the lodge
will nominate the officers for the en-
suing half year. 1t is an open secret
that the degree of honor intend to
surprise No. 10, but then it would be
mean to publish the date.
At Temple lodge No. 15's meeting
Monday evening last it was decided
to hold reception en- Monday evening
June s, to which the degree of honor
and all brothers and their ladies will
be invited The members of No. Is
thoroughly understand how to enter
tain their guests, particularly Brothers
Hicks and Alex Brown who are very
popular with the ladies and are always
at home when in their company.
Brothers Teasdel and Price were ap-
pointed on the entertainment commit
tee Past Master Evans, of No. IL, was
visitor at No Is on Monday last and
made an excellent address. Brother
George Barrows of No. 10. was also
present, but on account of it's being
his birthday was unnecessarily quiet
No. 10 will also have its nomination of
officers at their next meeting, and
great many anxious faces are to be
seen around town.
Hercules lodge No. had an elephant
on their hands in the shape of two
candidates for their meeting on Fri
day evening last and sent a cordial in
vitation to No. 10 to come down and
help them. No. 10 responded with
very large number of brothers and
consequently the meeting and initia-
ton proved a great success.
No. 2 kindly furnished cigars for
the visitors who INDUCED in smoking
and story telling till the wee sma
hours
Salt Lake Valley lodge No. IL had
another of their excellent meetings on
last Thursday night. The names of five