The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-08
THE SALT LAKE HERALD. MONDAY; FEBRUARY $. 1897


M, Sister Higson, made a few remarks,
and complimented the lodge on having
such harmonious affairs. No. has
always had harmony among all MEM
bers and officers alike. You will have to
look elsewhere for discord; it is an un-
known word in this lodge at least.
The members are organizing a
mandolin and guitar club, which prac-
tees frequently, and viii soon furnish
all music for degree work; an improve
ment that VIII be appreciated orange
blossoms seem 20 be floating in the air.
Ere another meeting of No. 8, two OF
her young people will be made one
Brother M and Sister B OF this
lodge, believe in united happiness, and
on the 18th there win be q union of
hearts and hands. May this young
couple find the matrimonial road a
path of roses, strewn with beautiful
blossoms along their journey.
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The greatest monument to that dis
tinguished patriot Schuyler Colfax, in
all of his career, was that of placing
his sister woman as his social equal.
Thirty-five years of growth has given
to women and men a perfect demon
stration that in this, as in all other
things, it is not we'll for man TO
stumble along on his own RESPONSE
bility.
Women are a strong element for good
in all fraternal organizations. Ire
order. however valuable for men, IS
vastly more valuable to women.
Woman has no less cause for gratitude
and thankfulness for the existence or
the order in the world than man. 1t is
source of relief and protection to
herself and fatherless children when he
has passed over the river to the I'M
discovered country. AT the time or
all other times when she needs cons
fort, relief and support, the order un-
hidden comes to her stricken nome
with sympathy and substantial aid.
Woman is quick to see and feel this
friendly aid and it many times changes
her from a bitter opponent to an abid-
ing friend and jealous advocate.
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Sunday evening last Salt Lake Fo-
rum No. COS held it's regular monthly
social, and Notwithstanding the in
clement weather, the attendance was
very good.
Promptly at $3.50 those assembled
were called to order by the chairman
of the evening, Judge A. N. Cherry,
who cordially welcomed all present and
bespoke for them an enjoyable time,
after which the following programme
was excellently rendered:
Violin solo, ''Mocking Bird"-Mr. o.
Berkhoel, accompanied by Mr.. j. B.
Berkhoel.
Piano solo-Miss Bessie Brooks.
Piano duet, "Directory''-Messrs F.
o. Webb and J. B. Berkhoel.
Contralto solo-Miss Jorgensen, &C
companied by Mr.. J. B. Berkhoel.
Recitation, $50 Was miss Clara
Mcmillan.
Zitherphone solo-Miss Geary.
Baritone solo, Anchored Hoen-
stein, accompanied by Miss Gleason.
All were warmly encored.
The above ladies and gentlemen very
kindly rendered their services, and all
hope to have the pleasure of soon hear
ing from them again.
Then came progressive high five and
the following were the lucky winners:
First ladies' prize, Miss Lenora Muir
ply; china tea set.
First gentleman's prize. Mr.. F. B.
Barton; unique cigar holder.
Second ladies' prize, Mrs. F. B. Bar
ton; a china cake dish.
Second gentleman's prize, Mr.. L. w.
Peterson; a pearl handle pocketknife.
Refreshments were then in order.
and all adjourned to the refreshment
room and partook of a delicious repast
presided over by the entertainment
committee, consisting Of Mrs. K. o.
Keyes, Mrs. A. T. Lewis, Mrs. E. F'ow-
Ter, Miss Hattie Player and Messrs ].
3. Lewis and A. W. Gallagher, to whose
indefatigable efforts were due to a
large extent the success of the enter
tainment. ron
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The last week has been a busy one in
the w. r. c. of the G.. A R. The ladies
OF the corps served lunch and dinner to
the old comrades during the encamp-
ment, and the fraternal feeling between
posts and corps have been more closely
united.
The George r. Maxwell w. r. c. held
its regular meeting on Wednesday,
which was largely attended by Wis
iting members. among whom were Mrs.
A. NJ. Breeder and Mrs. OFT of Ogden.
Mrs. Breeder made very interesting
talk and the members of John A. Lo-
gan W. r. c. are to be congratulated
on their choice of president for the en-
suing year. e.+
The George r. Maxwell W. R. C. will
hold its social on Friday afternoon
Feb. Il, at the home of Mrs. Harvey
wellington court, and all friends are
most cordially invited. Besides the ex-
perience CT each member there will be
an interesting paper read by one of the
ladies, also a musical selection, which
in itself will be a rare treat.
Members are being added at every
meeting, and the ladies are to be con
graduated on their good work.
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