The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The FRHTERNAL SOCIETIES ]

Friday evening The rank of page
was conferred ON two candidates and
the rank of esquire on one. The work
was done in the efficient manner for
which Zion lodge is noted, and was
concluded by 10 O'Clock. Two applica-
lions were received and referred TO the
usual committees. On next Friday the
ranks of esquire and knight will proba-
bly, be conferred. All brother Knights
are cordially invited
On Thursday night last a tent of
the Knights of the Maccabees was in
stituted BIS Mr.. Wright, the general
deputy supreme commander for this
jurisdiction. at Pocatello, Ida. OF this
tent Colonel Herbert V. A. Ferguson
was chosen past commander and the
following is full official list: Sir
Knight Commander, M. Wedekind; Sir
Knight Lieutenant Commander, S. H.
White; Sir Knight R. K. T. L. r. Car
don; Sir Knight F. K, Charles r.
Wheeler; Sir Knight Sergeant, W. T.
Godfrey; Sir Knight Chaplain, Charles
Poppleton; Sir knight NJ. at A., T. R.
Smith; Sir Knight Physician, DR.. John
S. Meyers; Sir knight First NJ. of the
c., Frank Ball; Sir knight Second NJ
of the G., j. NJ. Hoehnen; Sir knight
Sentry, Frank E. Haskell; Sir Knight
Picket, Charles E. Wright. 1t is ex-
pected that this tent will send a
good delegation to Salt Lake on the
occasion of the visit of Sir Knight
Marley on Thursday, this week.
State Deputy Newell and his able
assistant, Sir Knight Taylor, are push
ing the work of establishing and eX-
tending the order in Montana. They
organized a nice tent at Castle on the
18th inst, and expect to institute at
Lewiston soon. The supreme command
er will have receptions rendered to
him at the following places in Montana,
namely: At Dillon, on the 22nd inst;
at Butte, on the 23rd tat Bohemian, on
the 24th and at Great Falls perhaps,
on the 10Th or the 9th.
At the regular review of the Salt
Lake tent on last Friday night, much
very interesting and important bust
ness was transacted in the final prep
aration for the grand reception now
fully arranged for and to be given to
the chief executive officer of this great
order, at the Lyceum theatre in this
city next Thursday night. In order
that the individual members may meet
and become acquainted with Supreme
Commander Markey and enjoy the
benefit of any special instruction he
may be pleased to give, the tent has
wisely concluded to call, and has called,
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the Odd Fellow temple, for next Fri
day night the 18th inst. 1t is hoped
that all Sir knights in the city on that
night will arrange to meet in that spec
ial review, and that all members of
other tents in this state who can pos
sibly be present. will arrange to meet
Sir Knight Marley at that time
1t should be arranged so that every
tent in the state will be we'll repre-
nd in a W hn
Let every Sir Knight who can, come
and bring his friends, for the pro-
gramme arranged for that occasion is
well worth travelling a long way to
witness.
On last Tuesday evening hive of
the Ladies of the Maccabees was in
stituted in this city. The hive chose
the name of Leota hive Noy in honor
Commander Leota S. Kennedy of
Ogden. The following officers were
ochsen: Lady commander, Jennie Amy;
lieutenant commander Mamie Arnold;
record keeper, Stella, Noteworthy;
finance keeper, Lottie E. Hammond:
chaplain, May G. Vail; mistress at
arms, Fannie Church; sergeant, Fan
ME Barber: sentinel, Mollie Schonert;
picket, Nellie 3. Foullzes
past lady commander; Lady Mary
Boehner, captain of the guards, and
Lady Kate B. Anderson, organist
The order, which is auxiliary to the
Knights of the Maccabees, is both a
social and insurance order. and boasts
of being the only order in the world
which offers life benefits to women,
managed exclusively by women. The
record keeper, Stella Noteworthy, may
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East and Seventh South streets, and
she will be pleased to receive the ap-
plication of any lady who has been
duly invited by Miss Kennedy or any
member of the order.
Salt Lake Forum No. COS decided at
it's last meeting to change it's lodge
room from the 1. o. o. F. hall on Mar
ket street to the hall on the top floor
of the Scott-Auerbach building. For
that purpose committee was appoint
ed by President Mrs. Elliott, consist
ing of Companion DR.. Hodges, Secre-
tary Mcmillan and Vice-President Mrs
Palmer. Later the necessary change
was made, and hereafter Forum No. COS
will meet on the first and third Thurs
days in each month in the Scott-Auer-
bach building on Main street. BY this
change the Forum expects a better at
tendance than has been the custom of
late.
7 The objects of this society are praise
worthy and calculated to protect the
families of it's deceased members. Con-
seQuently, it is growing rapidly AT
the last meeting two new members
were balloted for and on Thursday
evening next they will be duly initial
ed. 1t is to be hoped a full attendance
will be present to welcome the two
new companions to the Forum
Silver Forum No SS5 held it's regular
meeting Thursday evening, Nov. IL,
with an increased attendance, and as
usual a most ENJOYABLE and profitable
evening was spent Three new mem
| bers were initiated and three new ap-
plications received fol membership,
which for weeks past has been the
usual rule. The members of this
| forum always manage to have a good
meeting, and if the present increase in
membership continues, they will soon
have the banner lodge of the city The
music, especially, is already on the top
shelf.
Court Salt Lake No. 1853, Independent
Order of F'oresters, had a very interest
ing meeting last Friday evening. One
application for membership was re-
ceived and quite a number of others
are expected soon. Besides the regu-
lar business, final arrangements were
made for the free social, to be given by
the court.
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