The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-27

and S. Wardleigh, went down to Price
on Friday night TO institute Onward
lodge No. 49, Both Mr. Wardleigh
and Mr. Meakin made good speeches
concerning the order clearly showing
its objects and aims. The new lodge
starts out with a membership of about
80 OF the most prominent citizens of
Price. The instituting officers say they
were treated royalty while in that beau
tiful little city. They were met at the
depot by a reception committee and
escorted up town.
Rathbone Sisters-Ivy Temple gave
a social at the residence of Mrs But
cher last Friday night. The evening was
very enjoyable one Prizes were
awarded to the best lady and gentle
men players.
The three temples had a special
meeting last Tuesday afternoon to
make arrangements for the grand lodge
meeting in June.
Eagle Gate lodge No. 10 had an I'M
usually large attendance at the meet
ing on Wednesday evening last, and
considerable business of Importance
was transacted. Several brothers of
Bountiful lodge No % were present,
ing Montana brothers, and those, with
the brothers of the different Salt Lake
lodges and No. 10, completely filed the
lodge room, which is one of the largest
in the city. Master Workman McQuar-
RE presided and after the lodge was
called to order (using pugihstic
term) he struck right out from the
shoulder.
Brother Corbett of No. % shook
hands with Brother Mitchell of No. 10,
and time was called
Brother w. L. Easson was reported
sick and the sick committee sent to at
tend him.
It mas been decided that the special
train will leave the Union Pacific depot
May at pm. for Ogden, and all
Workmen, their families and friends
are invited to go. Round-trfp tickets ST.
The opera house at Ogden has been en-
gagged for the occasion, and all those
who wish can dance to their hearts
content on one of the largest floors in
the state, with full orchestra of fif-
teen pieces in attendance.
The Ogden lodges, with full band,
will be at the depot to meet the train,
and the brothers will form there and
march direct to the A. O. U. w hall,
where supper will be served, after
which the members will be escorted
around the city, followed by an inform
al reception at the lodge rooms, and
then all will adjourn to the opera
house.
Grandpa Richie is proving he is no
SLOUGH when it comes to getting up an
A. o. U. w. excursion. He goes to Og-
den every day now so as to be sure
nothing will be left undone, and he is
as uneasy as a fish out of watehr, and
that means great deal.
Brother William Spier of No 10 is
working this end of the line, and woe
to the brother he meets that don't ante
up 81 for his ticket at once, for that
is the only way he can rid himself OF
Brother Spier.
1t looks very much as though this ex-
oursion would be a honeymoon for
prominent member of No. 10, VINO
shortly will lead a very handsome and
popular young lady to the aFtaf. fuA
particulars later on.
If the members of No. 10 keep up
buying tickets at the rate they have
the past few days they will have to
charter a special train for themselves
alone as the train already engaged
would not begin to hold them all.
Salt Lake Valley lodge No. II held
very interesting meeting last Thurs
day evening. They have received their
new paraphernalia for degree work,
which certainly beats anything of the
kind ever introduced in the city.
Brother ]. S. Darlle states NO. II Will
turn out with the brothers on the Og-
den trip and with their families and
friends it looks as though they would
need a train also. Their membership
is increasing so rapidly that 1T IS only
a. question of very short time when
they will have to look for a larger room
than the one they now occupy.
Brother Abe Randolph was elected
frustee of No. Is last Monday evening,
and the very responsible position Will
be filled by a thoroughly competent
man.