The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-12

appreciated Dy those who witnessed 1t.
Refreshments of seasonable and de-
licious character were dispensed and
greatly relished. A brief programme,
in which the celebrated hypnotist, MIR.
Clawson, astonished his beholders; p.
y. T. C. Crawford; sang in ex-
mt voice Sailing" and the little
ley Rudd boy created consider
amusement with his singing and
L-ations.
At the excursion of the Select
Knights of Utah to the Lagoon on Fri
joyment supreme and the praises of
the resort unstinted.
The ladies of Star Of the West lodge,
No. 3, d. Of H., A. o. u. w. will
conduct an excursion to the same pop
ular place on Thursday next; the 18th
inst, when all Degree of Honor people.
a. o. L. w. people, and people gener-
ally are looked for to go with them
and enjoy pleasant days outing.
Fraternally, the order is in good
condition just now in Salt Lake, and if
visitations TO the lodges are main
tanned by the grand officers, such as
Grand Master Workman Hamm in
augurated a couple of weeks ago at
Eagle Gate, the effect on the member
ship roll viii be made manifest.
Wednesday evening last will be long
remembered as q red letter evening in
the history of Eagle Gate lodge, No.
TO- It was the occasion of the con-
solidation of Eagle Gate and Hercules
lodges, and to say that it was sue
cess every way is q mild way of put
ing it. Fraternal feeling existed in
all that was done and said and
'broJlerlv love prevailed in our coun-
sells" The ]. w. degree was conferred
upon Mr.. Robert Built. jr.
Under the head of special COM
mittees," the committee on excursion
announced that an excursion would be
taken to Saltair beach on Wednesday,
July IS, and in which the other two
lodges are kindly invited to join.
The officers FOR the current term
were duly installed by Past Master
Workman and Grand Foreman S. W.
Dar6e who delivered the charges in
scholarly and impressive manner and
calculated to inspire the new officers
with the responsibility and Importance
of their various Offices. The following
were the officers installed: Past master
workman, william Mcmillan: master
workman. Jacob Miller; foreman,
George ". Burrows; overseer, c. \.
Peterson; recorder. Allen Macquarrie:
ard E2DWorth; guide. William Hars;
iieide watchman, William Mckee;
outside Waterman, Z. H. Slaughter;
trustees: D. Z. Williamson and George
Williams; medical examiner, DR.. r. A.
HasDroucH. At the conclusion of the
installation ceremonies, Brother Darke
delivered an address full of excellent
berS also, which If lived up to will
crown our efforts with success. After
this the brethren of No. 10
fraternized with the brothers of the
now defunct lodge, No. 2, and ex-
tended to them the right hand of fell
lowship and equality and in order 10
cap the climax, Brother John E
laughter by reading in his iniEnitable
style piece entitled Mr.. SoooDen-
dyke Takes Up a Farm" A recess was
Then taken and all adjourned to the
supper room to partake of cake and
ice cream.
Upon reassembling, Past Master
Workman G. H. Bachman addressed
the lodge assuring them that he was
glad TO belong to No. 10 and was of
the opinion that every brother who
once belonged to No. ,. excepting one.
would finally join with us in working
for the upbuildirg of this lodge to
which they now united themselves.
Brother Fisher Harris, in response to
a request for a speech. said he had |
been very much interested in the |
proceedings Of the evening, and in an
eloquent manner spoke upon the |
beauty and grandure of the principles |
Of the Ancient Order of United Work |
men, which il lived up to would make I
men and. eventually
better the condition of all mankind
Thus ended one of the best gather /
ngs and social functions ever held of
the a. Q. T. w. in this jurisdiction.
Next Wednesday evening the w.
degree will be conferred.
Salt Lake Forum, No. COS, met as
usual on Friday evening and the meet
ng was one of the most enjoya BILE for
4 long time. The attendance was good
the very warm weather
and unusual interest was manifest in
he lodge proceedings.
A committee on excursion was in at
enhance from Silver Forum consisting
# Companions Granger Shay and
rrenam, for the purpose of meeting
With a similar committee from this
Forum. With a view to getting up an
excursion to one of the numerous
escorts along about the end of the
present month. The president ap-
pointed Companions Learn, Hoenstein
md Mrs. Palmer as the committee
rom sos.
Mr.. S. f. Reaugh was initiated a
member of this Forum. The his
orian, Mrs. J. w. Montgomery, was
egularly installed, Past President B.
}. Blackmar being the installing Of
icer.
Remarks for the good of the order
we're made by Companions Blackmar,
iJNIil an, Shay and Vice-president
Irs. Palmer, all of which were made
With excellent feeling and encourag ing
81 mir - !
<elsOn favored the Forum with a 4
entitled The Sheriff. which
vas we'll rendered and received a
earty encore. At our next meeting
Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs.
Yatrous win entertain the companions
With selections. Also the amendment
o the bylaws relating tc the nights
n which the Forum shall meet in
uture, will come up and be voted on.
III companions of No. COS are requested
o be present.
The ladies of the Maxwell corps at
heir last meeting had an initiation
nd several applications for member
hip. And on the afternoon of Wednes-
ay the 14th, they will celebrate the
birthday of Mrs. Anna Budds at her
176 D street.
The comrades at the meetings of Nc I
1een post are ever ready to greet the .
listing members of other posts, es-
those from the east, many of
HON are daily seen on our streets.
The national encampment of the ,
irand Army of the Republic will be .
ED at Buffalo, n. Y, Aug. % to 2S.
nd will be one of general interest and
particularly as the citizens I
f that city are making great prepara- ,
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