The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-01
NJ. NJ. KELLOGG,
Department Commander
c. 0. FARNSWORTH, A. a. G..

/ ing Dec. 81, 1896.
By command of
NJ. NJ. KELLOGG,
Department Commander.
c. o. FARNSWORTH, A. a. G.
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The ladies of the Mexican and Maxwell
corps are making great preparations to
entertain the comrades who attend this
/ encamDment and it is expected that the
D!x and Logan corps of Ogden and the
Sherman corps of Provo will respond to
the invitations sent them and be present
with their comrades. While there IS no
state organization of the Woman's Relief
CORPS, it will no doubt be very pleasant
for these corps TO meet socially. form
acquaintance with one another ana
cultivate a stronger fraternal bond be-
tween the several corps.
Those who can remain till evening VIII
be entertained by a grand ball to be
given in honor of the fifteenth annual
encampment OF the department OF Utah-
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There is to be a special effort made
among the MaccabeeS of Utah to secure
the necessary number to entitle the state
to representative at the next biennial
review of the Supreme Tent to be held IN
Michigan next summer. AS a prelude TO
this. Silver Tent No. l. of Ogden, has in
vested in full set of paraphernalia for
DEGREE work. An active campaign VIII
be inaugurated in that tent at once and
a number of the bright and enterprising
men of that city will soon be introduced
TO the festive goat of the Maccaoee
persuasion.
Under the improved management of the
affairs of the local Orga 1iZation, brought
about by placing their most capable and
trustworthy men in the responsible OF
fees their membership is rapidly in
creasing and the high social and business
standing of the members, new and old.
Will guarantee regular and healthtul
growth of the tent at Salt Lake.
The new tent at Coalville starts out
With every promise of = very successful
organization. Their charter membership
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up of the best classes of the people there.
Several gentlemen in business at Echo
are members at Coalville.
The sir knights at Park City will now
undertake to present the worthy claims
of this order to the busy and enterprising
me2 of that lively mining camp. and an
effort will now be made in earnest by the
sterling men of Summit Tent No 3, TO
place this organization forward in the
estimation of the people of that place
wyoming is coming to the front under
the untiring and intelligent efforts OF
State Deputy NJ. L. Thompson. and the
Macca bees of that state are rapidly IN
creasing in numbers and usefulness.
Evanston still has the banner tent or TINS
portion of the Rockies. They have some
of the greatest hustlers there to be found
in the entire order. If it were not for the
rat!ve modesty of most of them their
names would find a place in, and add
honor to this report.
Montana will soon take steps to hold a
state convention for the purpose OF elect
ing representatives to the Supreme Tent
review.
The next regular review of Salt Lake
City Tent No. 2 will be on Tuesday
night All visiting Sir knights are IN,
Vited to attend. There Will be work. All
Sir Knights, members of the tent are
very earnestly requested to be present.
The growth of the Maccabees in the I'm
tied States for the last year has been very
encouraging and the order looks forward
to large growth in 1897.
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Silver Forum SS5 held an apple social
last Thursday evening which was en-
joyed by all present. Tickets We're given
to all on entering the hall. On each
ticket was a number and also letter.
When the people holding a certain num-
be- had gathered in a group they DIS
covered that the letters spelled some
variety of apple. Each group was then
name of the apple they had discovered on
their cards Budding talent soon
blossomed forth in some of the most
astonishing poetry ever heard. The three
judges who had been appointed before
hand then retired to pass on the merits
of the poetry. While awaiting their de-
cis:on the company listened to short
but pointed speech by Past President
Wright.
The Judges on their return announced
that Nos / 4 and 5 had won first, second
and third prizes They proved to be the
big apple pie; the little apple pie; and no
apple pie the last very diminutive APP
ple tart Mrs Virena Wright entertained
the company with Sister Brown on APP
nIes'' after which all repaired to the
banquet hall where appetizing refresh
ments were served. Much credit is due
the entertainment committee for their
efficient work.