The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-01

hand. Fred Meakin was the first noble
grand. and he ably filed that station
TO the credit of the lodge. DR.. c. L
Seabright, the present noble grand, is
a physician of prominence. who is al
ways at his post of duty unless called
away to attend a spatient. Brother
Ellingson's drug store is sort of rem
devious for the members, where sew
eral of them may be found of an even
ing learning Odd Fellowship in all its
bearings.
On Wednesday evening Mt. Pleasant
lodge No. 20 held a social that was
largely attended and the evening was
pleasantly spent in singing. recitations,
speeches and a supper.
The officers and members of the Salt
Lake lodges are going to favor the
grand lodge, which meets in April.
with an exhibition of the limitations
and the three degrees. which will form
a great attraction to the representa-
tives. The second degree staff, which
will participate, will have an orchestra
of ten pieces for the floor work, and
their brightest men to deliver the sew
eral charges. Brother Fred A. Rowe is
drilling the staff of No. 90 and it has
reached a degree of perfection that it
will be hard to beat.
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business and at Sis o'clock will throw
the doors open to all Odd Fellows, their
families and friends. The public is
cordially invited to be present on this
occasion TO listen TO a joint debate on
the question: Resolved, That the high
hat bill passed by the legislature is a
good law" Eight brothers of the lodge
will take part in the debate, which
promises to be a most interesting one,
&c oil in of f1n-
lures. The object is in good hands,
with such speakers as Professors Mar
tin, Cummings, Bateman, Marshall and
Meacham. Each speaker will be limited
to five minutes. A musical programme
will also occupy the attention of the
audience, there being choice songs and
instrumental selections by the well
known orchestra of Mystic lodge This
famous lodge has only to announce
Ladies Night to have their hall filed
to overflowing. If you want to get
good seat you had better go promptly
at S:15, as the programme begins at
$50 sharp, when standing room even
Will be at premium. The committee
particularly request your prompt ar
rival at SIS. There is no question that
No. % is alive to its opportunities, and
their lodge, and welcome their friends
at all times.
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Naomi Rebekah lodge No. l on Mon
day last gave a high five party in
honor of Washingtons birthday. The
members and friends of No. l attended
in large numbers so that altogether
there must have been nearly 800 guests
present. The interest in the card play
ing continued until midnight, when a
delicious luncheon was served by the
fair sisters of the lodge. Many kind
were heard on the side COM
on the delightful manner in
which Naomi sisters manage an en-
and thus securing large
audience for every entertainment they
give their friends. May Naomi lodge
give several more such pleasant So
cials before summer arrives.
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Ester lodge No. s meets tomorrow
evening, when the beautiful work in
his degree will be conferred on four
who have been recently
elected members. The degree staff have
been drilling on the floor work, and the
officers have learned the charges as
aid down in the new ritual so that
hose who attend tomorrow night will
see the remodeled floor work and
charges in perfect harmony with the
avs of the sovereign grand lodge.
the noble grand announces
she will open the lodge promptly on
line, and those who arrive late win
ind that business does not wait for
anyone. Bear the above fact in mind.
Eagle Gate lodge No. 10 A. o. U. W.
lad a large and enthusiastic meeting
IN Wednesday evening last, many Wis
ting brethren being in attendance to |
i'd by their presence in carrying out
he objects of the order" Charity and |
Inited effort were the themes discussed. !
he ancient IApostle Paul wrote /
/ speak with the tongues of /
men and of angels. and have not char
ty, / am become as sounding brass |
r a tinkling cymbal. Charity suffer- |
tn long and is kind; charity envieth |
lot; charity vaunteth not itself. is not |
'uffed up; rejoiceth not in iniquity. /
nut rejoiceth in the truth. And now
bideth faith. hope. charity, these three,
ut the greatest is. charity" and the
ancient Order of United Workmen lis
,harity.
Deputy Grand Master Workman Bro
her J. B. Taylor delivered an address
pom how to exemplify in our lives the
rand principles of the order; the
eed for the proper instruction of new
lembers, to the end that they might
ave a correct conception of their duty
o their brothers and to all mankind,
Or the order was calculated in It's
pirit and genius to make Indifferent
len in their lives good and good men
fathers, better sons and
rothers, and therefore, good citizens.
Grand Guide Brother G. Hunt fol-
WED in a few well chosen words of
dVice for the good of the order and
ne guidance of those present.
Brother Alex Brown, master work
ian of Temple lodge, also spoke upon
ne good work that had been and was
eng done by this the father of the
'aternal societies. He complimented
10. 10 upon the fact that it had been
lie means of drawing to it so many
Dung men who were ardent in the
iuse of 1.-The brotherhood of man.
An announcement was made by Bro
Ter Kelly that the Select Knights
ould give a grand ball on Friday
1ening, Feb. &C. in Gifts hall.
Professor Fleming of Evanston,
ryo., has been introduced to the K. o.
NJ. goat, and pronounces the teach
gs conveyed by the initiatory cere-
onies as ennObling and exalting. The
mt at that place is in fine condition,
lving a well-drilled team with full
iraphernalia. Sir Knight George d.
irby is the r. K. and Sir Knight Zene
eemans is the champion hustler of
Tyoming.
State Deputy Thompson expects to
sit his family and friends in the near
Itllre after an absence of six months. |