The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-22

quested to be present and vote for
their favorites 1t is also expected
that rank work will be conferred on
the same evening. One application
was received. All knights will be cor
daily welcomed.
The Evanston tent degree team,
Knights of the Maccabees, will go to
Fort Bridger next Saturday night TO
exemplify the degree work to the new
tent recently organized at the latter
place by Special Deputy Beeman. La
ter, and within the next ten days. Sir
Knight Beeman and General Deputy
Wright will go to Big Piney, some 150
miles north of Evanston, to organize a
new tent there.
The receptions given to the supreme
commander of this order at this place
and at Ogden were a grand success in
every respect, and reflect great credit
upon the committees at both places
for the splendid preparations made,
and so smoothly and nicely carried
out. The Lyceum in this city was
crowded to its utmost limit, while many
could not secure entrance and had to
go away without witnessing the inter
| esting exercises. Many of the most
| distinguished people of the city were
among the audience and upon the
stage The programmes both here and
at Ogden were very choice and rem
| dered in very interesting and credit
able manner. At Ogden the Grand
| Opera House was also crowded with
expectant and interested people. num-
bering among them many noted in fra
] ternal and other walks of life.
Among the welcome visiting members
! at these receptions were State Deputy
! Wilkins, Commander EIdridge and Sir
Ripper of the Coalville tent, Past Mas
| ter Standish of Bingham, Sir Knight
Dunn, physician of the Springville tent,
accompanied by Sir Knight Storrs,
| sheriff Of Utah county, together with
the commander and other officers of the
tent at Springville; Deputy z. w. Bee
man, Commander Williams and Past
| Commanders Sammon and Cameron OF
the tent at Evanston. Wyo.; DR.. Ham
mond physician of the tent at De La
mar, New, besides visiting sir knights
| from other portions of the country
notably Omaha and Duluth.
AS results of the entertainments held
by the tents here and at ogden many
people are making very urgent inqui-
ries about the order and several have
already made application to become
members in order to secure the prOtec-
ton afforded for those they love al
will gladly explain the merits of the
order to anyone who are interested
The next tent review of the Salt Lake
tent will be held on Friday, the 26tf
inst.
Evergreen lodge No. Isl, Fraterna
Union Of America, meets tonight il
Auerbach's hall, $50 South Main street
and it promises to be very busy SEES
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be on hand to be initiated. Fraterna
Master C. 1. Douglas is well qualified
for the position he holds, and adds
strength to the order in this city by hi.
impartial rulings and decisions on sub
jects which come up for his action.
week from tonight the lodge gives {
social. or high five party, with refresh
ments. which promises to crowd thu
hall and it's ante rooms as never be
fore. Mrs. Anna Plant is chairman o
the committee, a guarantee of success
AID Editorial.
Tonight Mexican post No. 1, G. A
r., will be inspected by the assistan
department inspector, w. D. Corser
who will also inspect George r. Max
we'll post No. 5, at the special meeting
on Wednesday evening, the 18th inst.
The comrades should make especia
effort to attend these meetings, as al
encourag cement to the officers and
pleasure to themselves.
There is no greater incentive to zeal
Gus labor and efficient work by the Off
GERS of any organization than to hay
hall full of active, earnest members
and this especially applies to the Gran
Army posts. The increase in member
ship, particularly by recruits, indicate
that the post officers will have good re
port to make at the close of their term
next month.
9 9 O
The social given by Mrs. Short to tn
members of Mexican corps, W. r. C
and it's friends, on last Thursday al
! ternoon was heartily enjoyed by tn
: houseful of ladies, and quite SUI
, was added to the CORPS relief fund
On Wednesday afternoon. the 24tl
the regular meeting of Mexican CORP
will be held in the G.. A. r. hall. t
which visiting members are cordial
, invited
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