The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-08

much to carry insurance in this order
as it does TO carry the same amount IN
an ''old line company The death rate
is less than six to the thousand each
year, and the average is "a years The.
table of rates is based upon the Amer
lean Actuaries' tables and therefore,
one knows just what it will cost him
each year for the protection The
limit of insurance is $4,000, and one
may carry as low a sum as $500
Justus r. Temple No. 4, Rathbone
Sisters, gave a social at the K. of P
hall on Saturday night. The follow
ing programme was carried out:
Organ solo-Professor Van Bun.
Opening remarks-NIrs. Cora Adds.
Child's poem-Baby Emery.
Vocal solo. Dear Heart''-Mrs.
Meekin.
Recitation, "A Woman in It''-Pro-
fessor ]. p. Meakin.
The remainder OF the evening was
spent in cards and social converse.
Dainty refreshments were served and
a pleasant evening was passed
The ladv's prize at cards, beauti-
full bouquet, was won by Mrs. Nichols,
and the gentleman's. a picture of Mo-
Fart, by Mr.. Atkinson.
The interest in Grand Army affairs
is increasing. and the meeting of Nc
Kean post this evening will be at
tended by a large number of the COM
rades. Visiting comrades are always
welcome at these gatherings, and by
placing their transfer cards with the
post they will be in touch with the
comrades of the department and have
q more jealous interest in their sue
cess.
Viola Circle No. PSI, Companions of
the Forest. held it's regular meeting
at the Odd Fellows hall last Monday
evening. Four ladies were initiated into
the order and applications for five
others were received. The Circle is
steadily growing in numbers and inn
portance The social committee re-
ported everything progressing well with
their masked social to be held on
Thursday evening next, and commit
tees were appointed to look after the
oyster supper, etc, also reception COM
mitteeS and committee on entertain
ment. The social is to be given in
celebration of the third anniversary of
the organizing of the Foresters' society
in this city, and to make it novel they
have decided to appear in character
and masks. Prizes are offered by the
society for the best sustained char
acter and for the handsOmest costume
Eagle Gate lodge No. 10, A o. U.
W., will introduce a candidate for the
first degree of the order on Wednesday
evening next in their lodge room in l.
o. o. F. hall, Market street. All broth
ers are cordially invited to attend and
enjoy "a feast of reason and a flow
of SOUL
The brothers were so anxious for On
initiation last Wednesday night that
they put forth a substitute and gave
him the second degree, under the
good of the order" to the edification
of several visiting brothers from other
jurisdictions.
No. 10 has again taken the initiative
and instituted a side degree of the
order called the Mogulian, with Brother
A c. Spears as deputy grand moguk
This addition is for a praisewOrthy OBJ
ject Brothers should still further IN
crease our large attendance by all
turning out next Wednesday night
Visiting brothers are heartily welcome.
The Rocky Mountain Workman for
the month OF March is at hand, and is
an exceptionally newsy and interest
ing number, which all who are con-
nected with the order will find profit
able reading.