The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-19

-Sidllou lOI subordinate ana heDekan
lodges. new anniversary ceremony. con-
stitutional amendments. ETC.. signed by
Hon. J. j. Thomas and Theodore W.
Whitley.
On last Friday Grand Secretary
Moore sent TO each representative
COPY of the reports, which we trust
they will appreciate, as il gives them
time TO carefully consider them before
the session of the grand lodge
this courtesy has been extended to the
representatives since the organization
of the grand lodge of Utah.
The railroads of Utah have given the
representatives. q very reasonable rate
to attend the session, and it is appre-
ciated by the grand lodge, its officers
and members. who realize that the
roads have extended an unusual cour-
tesy TO them. All Odd Fellows of the
scarlet degree are cordially invited to
avail themselves of this low rate of
fare 10 visit Salt Lake and witness the
degree work that will be put upon the
1oor by the degree STATS of the several
city lodges tonight and tomorrow night
for their benefit. They will see some
work tina. they will not soon forget.
and viii be benefited in more ways
than ore.
There was a good attendance of
knights at the convention of Zion lodge
No. u, Knights of Pythias, held Friday.
April 16, when the PAGES rank was
conferred on two candidates. Those
present. as well as the candidates, We're
much impressed by the manner in
which the work was given. Zion lodge
is noted for the able manner in which
she confers the ranks. A paper en-
titled An American Mining Experts
Troubles in Passing the Mexican Gus
tom House" was read. Brother Bar
rows recited THE Poor Man and the
Fiend." Next Friday the rank of
esquire will be conferred. All knights
invited.
Eagle Gate lodge, No. 10. A. o. U. w,
at it's last meeting, on Wednesday cVe-
ming, conferred the second degree upon
on candidate in a manner calculated to
make a beautiful and lasting impress
sion by lessons of wisdom and I'M
selfishness. Another application was
bailcted on favorably.
Brother Kelly's amendment to the
bylaws of this lodge was read the last
time and unanimously adopted. The re-
suit of this amendment will be for the
good of every member of this lodge.
and, therefore, met with prompt APP
prevail.
II was also decided that the A. o. A.
NJ. lodge, No 1015, should be allowed the
use of number tens lodge room on the
first meeting night of each month for
the transaction of their business, No.
10 will only remain in session long
enough to go through the regular order
of business, then close and allow the
Mogullians the balance of the evening.
The principle of fraternity was eX-
emplified in the relief. by a loan from
the lodge, TO a brother belonging to
Butte, Mont. 1t is needless to say that
the brother went on his way rejoicing.
The entertainment committee an
nounced that a 10 cent social viii be
given next Wednesday evening by this
lodge. consisting of an excellent pro-
gramme. lasting about one hour, then
high five, the whole to conclude with
a supper, which rumor says will be
first-clasS. AT least that is the reputa-
ton of No. 10 and the chairman of the
committee. Brother A. W. GALLAGHER.
All the lodges, it is understood, or
the order in this city, and also some of
the other orders have been invited to
participate. So come along, brothers
and friends. and bring along with you
your wives, sweethearts. sisters
cousins and aunts," and you will re-
ceive a hearty welcome.
On Friday evening last a very inter
eStnS, instructive ana Wei-atteHceu
meeting of Eagle Gate Conclave No.
101s, A o. A. NJ. was held in Odd Fell
lows hall. During the evening three
brother workmen were instructed in the
objects and mysteries of the order.
The order is gaining ground rapidly.
as is evidenced by the fact that Eagle
Gate lodge, No. 10. A. o. L. w, for
whose benefit the Mogullian degree was
started, has granted the conclave one
of its meeting nights in each month,
and hereafter the regular meeting will
be held the first Wednesday evening in
each month
An entertainment committee was APP
pointed on Thursday evening. and it is
the intention of the Mogullians to give
an entertainment at some future date.
Brothers John C. Evans, S. w. r.
Brown and I. 3. Bush made a few re-
marks. under good of the conclave,
which were highly appreciated.
On Wednesday evening last the ladies
of the George r. Maxwell Relief Corps
gave a house warming at q. A. r. hall
for the benefit of their post which was
not as we'll attended as was expected.
The Jubilee Mandolin club was pres
ent and rendered some fine selections,
for which they receive the thanks of
the ladies. Regular meeting of the
corps this week.