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

knight R. X at Springville. and DR..
Dunn's fine physique and smiling face
graces the station of the sir knight
past commander. Sir Knight d. P.
Felt, editor of the Springville indie
pendent, too modest TO accept office.
is none the less popular among the
membership, and being president of the
Utah Press association, he is a first
class fraternal man.
Sir Knight Moses Jones has now
charge of the books and finances Of
Summit tent No. 3 at Park City, and
the tent already feels the effect of his
care and ability in handling the rec
OrdS and moneys of the tent. Sir
Knight A. J. McCray is commander
The membership is now being increased
at the Park, materially, and soon this
will be one of the prominent fraternai
institutions of the great camp of the
Wasatch.
! John T. Hodson is r X at Coalville,
while L. z. Eldridge is commander. Sir
knight Buriah Wilkins is rapidly max
ing himself proficient as a deputy, and
will doubtless be prepared in the near
future to take charge of Utah as state
deputy under Mr.. Wright, the general
deputy for the intermountain states.
The tent at Sheffield is small as TO
numbers at the present time, but as
soon as the SHOWS disappear and the
spring sun coaxes the flowers from
their winter houses the work of re-
cruiting will be undertaken; in the
meantime Sir Knight Davies, Chaplain
]. H. Vail and other members there
will hold the fort for the order.
Castle Gate tent No. is well Off
cered and new members. are expected
to fall into line under the command of
Sir knight William Ward backed by
Record Keeper Young.
Many of the tents in Montana are
IA of her I n
der the influence of interesting enter
tainments given under the auspices OF
the Knights of the Maccabees.
James B. Mexican post, G.. A. r. No.
l, gave a campfire and social on last
Thursday evening that was well at
tended and highly enjoyed.
Commander Wallace presided with
we'll arranged programme. Colonel
Henry Page gave an account of the
brilliant battle of Cedar Creek, where
General Sheridan turned a defeat into
victory, utterly routing the enemy and
capturing guns. ammunition and sup
plies. He was closely listened to by
the audience.
Mr. ]. P. Meakin and Miss Paul gave
admira BILE recitations that were heart
lily applauded. With Miss Iliff at the
piano and Captain Bishop as leader.
the comrades sang several army songs.
Coffee. cake and beans We're served
and cards and social time closed the
evenings programme.
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The Home Forum held a very inter
esting session on Friday evening. and
under the head of good of the order,
Judge Cherry made a very pleasant
talk. The members will hold their
regular dime social Friday evening
next at Odd Fellows hall, and all are
invited.
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One of the noticeable features of the
national guards ball last Mondsl even
ing, was the large attendance of the
woman's relief corps, showing that
while thew work Cor the old comrade,
they are also ready to assist the young
soldier. gorge r. Maxwell corps
held it's regular meeting Wednes-
day afternoon, March 3. The ladies
of this corps visit the members on their
birthdays, wishing them many happy |
returns os the day. Last week they |
celebrated the birthday of Mrs. Addie
Viglini at her home in Kendall court. /
They had a royal good time and are
looking forward to the next victim.