The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-24

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least, that he appreciates their efforts
Ester Rebekah lodge No. held a
very pleasant and profitable meeting or
Tuesday last The lodge was opened or
time by the noble grand, Sister Treth-
eway, who, we are glad to say, is al
ways present. The attendance was not
as large as usual, caused, no doubt by
the late hours kept by the members the
previous evening with Mystic social
Most of the sisters are going through
their annual trial of house cleaning,
and though the cross bachelor says il
/ is fun, yet the women find it anything
/ but pleasure.
One lady was baIloted for and elected
/ to become a member and one a>olica-
ton was received. The committee on
excursion reported progress, and an
inounced that it would take place at the
Lagoon. near Pennington, on Thurs
day, June II, next. An informal talk
was had among the members as to the
advisability of a fraternal visit by the
lodge TO Queen City lodge No. at
Ogden in the near future.
A debate was held on the word "Sel-
fishness." which brought out many ex-
cellent tributes to the unselfishness of
woman. Ester No. will visit Queen
City lodge No. at Ogden on Saturday,
June 5. All intending to go are re-
auested to interview Brother Loder,
under whose management the excur-
sion will take place. The oregon Short
Line railway will furnish special car.
Naomi lodge No. 1 had very pleas
ant time on Saturday, and did not adj
journ until late hour.
Miriam No. will on Saturday next
give one of their delightful socials, and
as the tickets are placed on sale at a
nominal sum a. full house is assured.
The sisters of No. are noted for their
hospitality. so go prepared to enjoy a
good supper.
There was a fair attendance at the
convention of Zion lodge No. IL,
Knights of Pythias, held last Friday
evening, on which occasion Mr.. w.
Shore was Initiated in the mysteries Of
the rank Of page. The visiting knights
praised the officers for the efficient
manner in which they do the work. The
rank OF esquire will probably be given
next Friday, when the election of Off
GERS also takes place. 1t is desired that
the members turn out in full force and
vote for their choice.
Rumor hath it that Past Grand Chan
cellor Ed W. Duncan is willing to don
the official mantle of Su9rame Repre-
sentative Haight at the next session of
the grand lodge. There is no doubt of
it is big enough, and he will not only
reflect credit on this domain by his
presence at the supreme lodge, but also
add dignity and prestige TO that august
body. May he be able TO knock down
the Dersimmon.
Make the lodge meetings entertain
ing and attractive. This will make your
lodge grow and there will be no oc
casion to count the number of empty
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Ivy temple No. 2, Rathbone Sisters.
moves along in the straight and narrow
way as evidenced by thu interest and
attendance at their Weakly meeting.
They have a committee on excursion
and have secured June % at Saltair as
the date for their annual excursion. The
list of prizes that will be given are up
to the usual standard. All who attend
will be royalty entertained
Eagle Gate lodge No 10, A. 0. Z. w.
held a very pleasant session on We'd
nesday evening last. Brother James
Kelly offered an amendment TO the by
laws affecting the salary of the re-
corder and financler, which was laid
over for one week
Under the good of the ORDER"
Brother L. w. Peterson moved that
committee of three be appointed by the
master workman to decorate the graves
of the brothers who belonged to this
lodge or Memorial day. The committee
are: Brothers Peterson, George w.
Barrows and A. E. Busby. All breth-
rem who desire to contribute flowers for
this praiseworthy object, please leave
them at Brother Barrow's place, SAC
East Second South street.
Remarks were made by Brothers
Dangerfield and Walker of Hercules No.
2. Brother Lambert of Helena. Mon;
Brother Seamon of Temple lodge No. 10
and Brother Aiken of No. 10. All spoke
words of loyalty for the grand old or
der. A recitation was then given by
Guide George w. Barrows entitled
THE Fiend and the Poor Man." fol-
lowed by song By Brother A. Dav.
with piano accompaniment. Brother
Dangerfield. on behalf of a committee
from No. 2. invited the lodge to ten
cent social TO be given by Hercules
lodge on Next Friday evening, Nay IS,
consisting OF a literary programme,
high five and cake and ice cream. 1t is
to be hoped that No. II will be we'll
represented.
The master workman announced that
next Wednesday night the nomination
of officers for the ensuing term would
take place, and it is requested that all
brothers attend who can so that full
lodge representation may be present.
George r. Maxwell w. R. c. have
been enjoying themselves during the
past week in celebrating the birthday
of three of their members.
On next Sunday Memorial day.
every member is requested to attend
the memorial services at Unity church.
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Home Forum, COS, held its regular
meeting last Friday evening and they
had with them Grand Organizer Colby
of Wyoming, Colorado and Utah. He
made a, very interesting and instruc-
tive talk.
On next Friday evening every
member is requested to be pres
emit, as Mr.. Colby viii give instruc-
tons in ritualistic work and other in
structions for the good of the order.
The present week is a notable one to
the comrades of the Grand Army of
the Republic, it being the season for
the annual observance of Memorial
day by the churches, schools and the
Grand Army organization.
In some departments Saturday the
29th will be observed as Memorial
day, the others will observe Monday
the 31st. The former held their church
services on yesterday, while the latter
will hold them on Sunday the Both
On next Friday the public schools
of our state and in fact those all over
the country, will conduct patriotic
exercises to the memory of the gallant
services, the privations and the suffer-
ing of the veteran soldiers who served
their country from 1861 to 1865.
The Grand Army post and Woman's
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