The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-07
TIE SALT LAKE HERALD. MONDAY, JUNE 1887.

bers CT no. I at the depot. Arrived at
the hall on Twent5-foulth street, they
were nlet by many OF the Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs and received a most cor
dial welcome Some time was spent in
getting acquainted, after which the
noble grand, Sister Kate Toponce an
rounced that Brother W. B. Wedeu
had prepared a programme which he
would proceed to place before the au-
diencs. He made a few well-chosen re-
marks, and then introduced Judge
Hulanislxi. who made an address. Ester
Mandolin club gave a selection, entitled
Rustic Dance Thanks to the fine
teaching CT Miss Ella Olsen. who has
brought the club up to its present eff
iiciency, their music was greatly en-
joyed. Iae club consisted Of Miss. Oh
sen, Miss Toronto. Mrs Trethewey,
Mrs. Creightcn and Messrs. Sharkey.
S5rayer. Channel and HirscEroyel A
letter was read from Hon. H. c. Ward
leigh. who was confined 90 his home
by illness, regretting his inability to
be present and wishing the visitors and
members a hapoy, enjoyable evening
Address by ". =. Wedell. which car
ried considerable humor and pleased
the audience Remarks on Rebekah
Lojer OF Salt Lake. .'ImDaSsicned
Dream Waltz" by club. Mr.. Colby
Of Des Moines, a., gave an interesting
account of the first Rebekah lodge ever
Instituted in the world. Short adj
dresses by members. The mandolin
club rendered ''Massas in de cold, cod
ground supper was announced, and
when the Salt Lake visitors seated
themselves they found spread out be-
fore them sunptuous repast that out
did anything they had witnessed in
long while. Everything went with a
relish. from the various meats and sub
sJantial salads, TO the cake and ice
cream a. the end of the course. The
members from this city appreciated the
courteSies and hospitalities shown by
ogden Rebekahs, especially Sisters
Toponce, Wardleigh, Condo and Zion,
At 2:30 am. the train was taken for
home, and by o'clock Sunday morn
ing all had reached their several homes
and felt happy over their trip TO the
city in the north. Such yisitations
tend to cement in closer union the ties
of fraternity.
On last Friday evening, Zion lodge
No. 2. Knights of Pythias, held an in
teresting session. The rank OF knight
was conferred on Esquire Shore in an
impressive manner, the beautiful ritu-
alistic work of this rank being given
in a manner which no doubt left a good
impression on the candidate. one APP
plieSition was received. and in all prob
ability the pages rank viii be given at
next Fridays convention. = goodiy
number OF visiting knights was pres
ent and gave scme Interesting talks on
the good OF the order.
The time for the session of the grand
lodge at Park C3sy draws near, and the
interest taken in the occasion by the
order here shows that an Interesting
time is expected. The supreme chan
cellor Of the order and the major gen
erai OF the uniform rank are expected
to be present, and the band also goes
TO help enliyen the occasion. Captain
Charley Ford of the uniform rank
states that this part Of the order, the
uniform rank, is Increasing rapidly,
and that weekly meetings are being
held for the purpose of limitations.
4 large number Of the brothers who
are net representatives. to the grand
lodge will go to Park CITY, as they
know well The Park City knights are
princely entertainers.
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