The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-12

noble purposes have won the ad1nira
ton and respect of ALL
Fidelity and consistency is a fittin
name for the Rebekah degree. In tn
near future, Ester lodge will, in con
junction with Mystic No. %, give a.
entertainment to their friends, which
VIII prove an attraction out of the or
binary
Naomi lodge No. l held its regula
semi-monthly meeting Saturday night
a sister very APPLY remarked: wv,
want the world TO think well of US per
sonally, to think well of whatever w,
DO, and to approve of the companion.
that we seek
Sister Nellie Harris of Illinois, pas
president of the Rebekah state assem-
bly,, sends the following shot direct a.
| the sovereign. grand lodge: Because
Worth of Paris earned fame and for
tune as ladies' tailor, does not make
II necessary that the ladies should en-
ploy gentleman to teach them how
best to suit womans whims and fan
/ c1es in the art of dress making which
however, does not appear to have been
/ the opinion of the brothers in the SOW
ereign grand lodge, when they revised
| the Rebekah ritual for having lost
| sight of the fact that the sisters were,
TO say the least, equally interested with
the brothers, in having the work arts
tic, and having failed to ask their ad-
vice upon the subject, have given the
order ritual that is destined to be
! severely criticized"
On last Friday evening Zion lodge
No. II, Knights of Pythias, held an
interesting convention. A goodly num-
Der of brothers were present both
members and visitors. Several good
speeches on the good of the order were
given by various parties, notably by
ways something of interest to say, and
Brothers Douglas, Evans, Lovesy, Rich
and others
Two applicants for membership were
received and the pages rank will no
doubt be conferred next Friday even
ing on these applicants A short pro-
gramme will be rendered and all
Knights are cordially invited.
Temple lodge A o. L. w. met on
Monday evening and elected three rep
resentatives TO the grand lodge, which
meets in May. The persons selected
were Judge J. M. Bowman, George
Teasdale and John Harrington.
They were instructed by vote of the
lodge to work in the grand lodge in
opposition TO the graded or classified
assessment plan.
The Salt Lake lodges should make a
combined effort to secure for Salt Lake
City the office OF grand master work
man. 1t is to be regretted that there
appears to be lack of harmony and
unanimity on this point. A house di-
vided against itself is likely to fail.
We have the material here for a grand
master who would be credit to the
order and one who is certainly entitled
70 h a., - Ii.
services to the order for many years.
VIII he have the united support of the
Salt Lake lodges? We hope so.
Salt Lake camp No. SO Woodmen of
the World, met in regular session on
evening. Although the night
was a stormy one the neighbors turned
out we'll. The regular business of the
session was light, so social entertain
ment was prolonged to make the meet
ing a pleasant one. One application
for membership was received
Owing to the meeting of the l. 0. o. !
F. grand lodge on Tuesday evening, the
10Th. the Woodmen will meet on the |
second floor of the l. o. o. F. hall.
The ladies of the George r. Maxwell |
post w. R. c. held their meeting last |
Wednesday which was we'll attended !
heir former chaplain, Mrs. Pratt, and |
L committee consisting of Miss Melton, |
Mrs. BuddS and Mrs. Brinton was ap- |
pointed to form resolutions to be
pread upon the minutes of the corps |
ind forwarded to the daughter and |
grandson of Mrs. Pratt in Washington
state.
aides OF the Maxwell corps at Grand
Army hall on West Second South, will
i've their post a genuine old house
warming, consisting of high fiES with
'rizes and a good lunch. The Maxwell
orps is noted for good socials. Every
me is invited to come and help the |
aides have a good time.
The United Commercial Travellers of
america held their regular meeting
saturday evening with all officers pres
MT, and a good attendance. Consid-
ring it was the first attempt for the
resent roll of officers, the work was
one in a very commendable manner,
S Brothers EaSson and Hooper will
estify. The executive committee will
leet at their hall tomorrow afternoon
I o'clock.
Eagle Gate lodge No. 10, A. o. U. W.,
ED its usual very interesting meeting
n Wednesday evening last and con-
derable business, routine and other
Use, was transacted. The ]. W. de- :
rec was conferred upon one candidate
fter which he was duly elected for
lrther advancement.
The w. degree will be given next {
Wednesday evening and all brothers in ;
Ood standing are invited to attend and I
gain witness the beautiful screen ]
DIRK, a part of the ritualistic repre-
of which all Workmen are :
roud.
At the last meeting three representa- {
YES were elected to the grand lodge, s
hich will soon convene at Boise, Ida g
he brethren elected are: Representa- '
YES S. W. Darke, S. w. r. Brown I
Id A. Macquarrie. Alternate, A. W.
allacher. The possibilities are Alter f
ite Brother GALLAGHER Will be a repre- a
ntative, as the general opinion is that s
e lodge is entitled to four delegates S
stead of three, as it lacks just eight 7
bring it within the membership !,
nit. n
1t is we'll understood that No. 10 is y
,ainst the graded assessment plan as n
rmulated by the last supreme lodge, b
I'd our members of the grand lodge 9
ii go fully instructed in this matter ).
Brother James T. Kelly made an n
rnest plea to the lodge to send a full II
legation to the grand lodge, as there "
emed to be disposition on the part
several brethren. who were not we'll q
formed in regard to the vital matters II
issue, to send only one delegate =,
Under the good of the order'' b
Others Cooper and Lewis of Peacock c,
ige, Wyoming, John E. Evans and c;
]. Swaner of Salt Lake Valley lodge. m
}. u, each addressed the lodge ,
other Evans said he was pleased II,
at No. 10 had elected a full delegation nj