The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-06-11


The Ladies Of the Maccabees were or.
ganized at Echo this week under very
favorable auspices. The series OF mis-
haps which prevented their fret meet.
ing on last Saturday were full Of ludi.
crous situations aud amply illustrated
their beautiful motto, "Ad Astra per
Aspora,' meaning ''to the stars through
difficulties" After the usual wrostle
with the goat OF the order, during which
TIE Ladies' Of the Mnccabees despaired
OF ever learning mis- Curves" tie ladies
elected the following officers PastLad,
Commander, Lady Louise Auderton (;
Lady Commander, Lady Iotiie Black
ham; Lieutenant Commander, Lady I'm.
lily Watson; Record Keeper, Lady Liz.
zie Blondin; Finance Keeper, Lady
Eliza Storer; Chaplain, Lady Glcrist
Mistress At Arms, Lady Sarah Blake ;
Sergeant, Lady Chausse; Sentinel,
Lady Mary Anderton.
After the meeting on Tuesday even.
ing, the ladies sprung a surprise on tlio
Deputy Supreme Commander, Miss
Kennedy, by announcing that Lady
Storer wished the hive TO djourn TO her
home where the ladies had helped her TO
prepare a banquet In honor OF Misr Ken.
ncdy. Lady Hamilton Of the Green
River hive and Lady Laura AveriIl Of
Silver hive, Ogden, were present and as,
sisted greatly In the enjoyment Of tho
occasion. The refreshments, which
were elaborate, were highly appreciated
after the hard work an the lodge rdssn.'
aud all threw care aside and gave them.
selves up TO the enjoyment Of the hour
The menu consisted Of sandwiches. cot
fee, bread, ham. cheese, pickles, salad
strawberries, ice cream and cake. Til,
table decorations were beautiful. 4
handsome souvenir Of choice flowers lal
NJ each plate and two large bouquet
occupied the center OF the table. Tn
following impromptu toasts were re
spondcd to:
"Thc Ladies' Of the Maccabces an
True Fraternity +" Miss Leota Kennel,
Miss Kennedy spoke briefly on the al
vaniagcs Of belonging 10 an order thl
was exclusively % ladies' order. sh
defined true fraternity and urged nj
vino bore the name Of Lad, Nlarcabee
20 exercise charity towards the faults d
others, whether they were members ,
tDo order o., not, and To lay aside all Dbl
ference, which they might ever hay
had with one another that they Nigh
labor effectively and uuitedly.
The toast "Our Sisters In Coalyille
was responded to by Lady Lottie BLACK
ham. She expressed the hope that ia
most kindly relations would always e,
ist between our own and our sister hiy,
and suggested as means to that en-
that we invite them to visit ua som
time In the near future.
"Our Brothers in Coalvillo" Tas r,
sponded to by Lady Blake. She sai
that she hoped the Sir Knights woul
remember that they had two yonngc
sisters now, and that we were not onl
sisters but almost twin sisters and tina
we would CONS In for share Of thei
brotherly assistance aud protection
since we were organized auxiliary I
Coalville tent.
"rho Redmen OF Echo" WIS respond
ed TO by Lady Wotson. She said as III
Redmen aud ourselves were the pionee
iraternities Of this vicinity it was to b
hoped that we could work together ami
cably, nlwa.s maintain friendly rela
tons, aud in the absence oi nearer reln
tives' adopt each other ~ foster broth
err and sisters.
After the toasts there followed an En-
glish song, "Thc Maskateer," hy Lad
Louise Anderton.
Next followed the French nationa
song "Marseilles," by Lady Chausse
She responded to two encores, first b
singing Swiss song aud then German
selection. Lady Chausse, although
swiss lady by birth, sings both Germa
and French in a rich, mellow tone whicI
hespeaks perfect familiarity with bot
languages.
Lady Kennedy then recited an apprc
pirate defamation entitled "a J'iner,
which set forth the woes Of woma
who wanted divorce from a man wh