The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-14
zHn SALT LAKE HERALD. MONDAY, JUNE IL. 1897.

beginning to see the good effects OF the
coEclave and are coming into the order
On Wednesday evening Brother E.
e PEBBLES OF Bountiful lodge was ini-
tiated in the Mogullion degree, and I'M
der the good OF the order made one OF
the most pleasing addresses heard for
some time. The talk had the effect of
placing every one in a more joviai
frame of mind. were such a thing pos
sible, and urging them on 10 greater
etFor.s-
Some few weeks ago it was an
nounced that the conclave would give
an entertainment with a burlesque ini-
tiation, but on Wednesday evening il
was decided TO postpone the same until
fall, on account-of the hot weather.
Viola circle and friends met at COM
panion MeBride's.s Nearly all the mem
selves playing chess. checkers and
cards until 10 O'clock. when the hostess
served delicious berries and cream ana
! other refreshments. after which ali left
for their homes, feeling satisfied with
having spent a pleasant evening Next
Tuesday Companion Myers viii enter
tain the companions al her home
Court Salt Lake met on Thursday
evening for the purpose of electing Of
was good attendance and the follow
ing officers were elected: Chief ranger.
D. J. O'Maboney; sub-chief ranger, r.
Stoker; financial secretary, H. a. We'll
ling; treasurer, Phil Klepple; recording
secretary, S. NJ. Knopton; senior wood
ward, w. H. James; junior woodward,
]. c. Cleaveland; senior beadle, c. NJ.
Woodell; junior beadle, A. F. Boye;
physician, Dr. E. f. Root; druggists,
Cries Bros.
Brother Niece of Court Wasatch and
Brother Brothers of Court Salt Lake
made a few remarks for the good of the
order The grand chief ranger says
that there are a number of Foresters
from the defunct court in this state at
taching themselves to the grand court
at present.
B. F. Peixotte Lodge No. 421 is hold
ing regular meetings every week. and
despite the hot summer weather IS dis
playing an amount of enthusiasm that
bespeaks for the lodge a bright and
prosperous future. Last year the lodge
worked so faithfully and succeeded so
well in it's efforts that the grand lodge
in session at Stockton, Cal. awarded
B. F. Piexotto lodge No. 421 cash
prize as the banner lodge of the entire
Jurisdiction. Ii was but an apt reward
for well-merited zeal. The members
are still on the qui vive, and have just
completed the furnishing of new hail.
which was built to their especial order
in the recently remodeled Auerbach
building. Next Wednesday night, June
16. the members will meet for the first
time in their new hall. 1t is rumored
that this hall ranks among the most
elegantly equipped halls in this city.
There will undoubtedly be large turn
out OF mem bers. On June 20 the lodge
Will give housewarning, to which all
their friends will be invited. A good
time is looked for, as a very able COM
mittee has the entertainment in charge
Another proof of the progresslveness
of B. F. Peixotto lodge is their action
taken two weeks ago. A general invl-
tation will be extended to all residing
and visiting Bnai Births to make their
Headquarters at the l. o. B. B. hall and
library in the Auerbach building during
the coming Pioneer jubilee. The quar-
ters will afford the visitors all the COM
forts and luxury of club rooms
g o O
The meeting of Mexican post, G. A.
r., this evening will be the more inter
esting as this month closes the first
semi-annual term, Tor the year and the
results of the labors of the officers Will
be exhibited by the reports. There has
been an awakened interest manifested,
as indicated by the reinstatement OF
many delinquent comrades and the ad-
mission of several more members
It is the aim of the officers to secure
the return of all the old comrades and
a large proportion of &he many veteran
soldiers who make salt Lake and vi
cinity their home This labor will be
successful, should the anticipated good
times be rsalized.am sof -as
The Mexican COMPS has mad an
awakening, receiving one member on
last Wednesday and several more ap-
plications 70 be actedl upon. The at
tendance was the largest for several
months.
George r. Maxwell, w. r. C, will
hold their regular meeting Wednesday
afternoon The ladies are looking for
ward to their outing on the 10Th a. the
Lagoon.
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The event of this week in the knights
of Pythias order viii be the visit of the
Supreme Chancellor Philip T. Cosgrove
who will remain in the city and 1u-is-
diction for a few days. All Pvthians
are invited to be present at the Castle
hall, in the Union block, on Main street,
tonight to fittingly receive and welcome
Brother Cosgrove and hear what mes
sage he brings.