The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-15


sons become members with the expecta.
ton that the pathway will be smooth
the skies clear, the burdens light, te
prosperity, and that they shall be car
ried 70 the skies on flowers beds OF
ease, while others fight to win the prize
and sail through bloody seas. To all
such there must come disappointment
and possible failure. for the road that
! leads to the grandeSt achievements
the noblest deeds and produces the
/ richest fruits of human effort is by no
means smooth way, but is clouded
/ with shadows. beset with dangers,
rugged and steep in many places, but
! teaching the traveller at every step the
grand and important lesson that toll
goes before reward battle before vic
tory and thorns before CROWN
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Punctuality on the part of the officer
of a lodge shows the quality of the
makeup of the individual. Punetuality
N opening the lodge shows the char
acter of the officer. Punctuality in the
attendance of the member is a principle
of the order. The three combined make
lodge that is bound to be successful
Built upon this rock of Dunctualfty,
the very gates of hades cannot prevail
against it. A lodge that is alive and
punctual and enthusiastic will win
success from the very jaws of disaster.
No army could succeed in winning vic
tory without them, and lodges and in
dividuals must be possessed of a kim
dred energy if they would be success
full
On Friday evening Zion lodge No. IL,
K. of P, conferred the second rank on
Page Shields. There was a good at
tendance of members and visiting
brothers and all were much edited. On
next Friday the lodge will confer the
knights rank on the same candidate,
and all knights are cordially welcome.
The lodge is pushing ahead, making
the social feature prominent part of
the evenings work.
The previous week a new innovation
in the shape of a spelling match was
effected, in which members and visitors
took part, followed by a spread for
which the losing side paid. The broth
ers said they never enjoyed anything
so Eluch as this novel entertainment
for many day. 1t was very amusing
to see the brothers scratch their heads
in their perplexity at trying to spell,
and the unluckv ones who went down
on some comparatively easy word be
greeted with jokes and shouts of laughs
ter. Zion lodge is preparing to carry
out this entertaining plan in a vigor
GUS manner. so that interest in the
lodge room shall not lag.
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Eagle Gate No. 10. A. o. U. W., on
Wednesday evening last initiated
new member in the junior workman
degree. There was large attendance
Of brothers, among whom was quite a
from other jurisdictions, who
listened with interest to the grand fra
ternal principles of charity, hope and
protection as eXemplified in the beau
tlful first degree of the order. Brother
Alex Brown. master workman of
Temple lodge No. Is, addressed the |
lodge under the good of the ORDER"
upon the subject of 1.-The best method !
Of securing representatives to the grand |
man, of the Ohio jurisdiction, and Past |
Master Workman r. A. Hasbrouck and |
5. W. r. Brown spoke upon the same |
subject. Brother George Brownlee of |
the Michigan Jurisdiction. P. NJ. W., |
James Kelly of No 10 and several 9TH
ars addressed the lodge.
A new visiting committee whose duty I
It is 20 visit the sick and the needy, /
was appointed by Master Workman
Mcmillan. He also announced that a
calico ball would be given by the de-
gree of honor (the ladies LODGE, on
Wednesday evening next, March II, in
Unity hall on Third South street.
Next Wednesday evening the work.
nan degree will be conferred, and it is
the brothers will again en-
courage the officers by lending their
presence on that occasion.
On Wednesday evening last the first
ocular meeting of Eagle Gate conclave
No. 101s, Ancient Order of Adhesive
dogulhanS, was held. This new order
5 composed OF members of Eagle Gate
odge No. TO- A. o. u. W., although
ther A. o. q. W. members in good
landing may become honorary mem
ers. The conclave is instituted for the
purpose of creating interest in A o.
J. w work: to keep its members in
God standing; to care for the sick and
isabled, and to furnish amusement of
social and elevating character. At
he meeting Wednesday evening the /:
officers were installed to
erve for the ensuing year:
Past master mogul, A. c.. Speers;
1aster mogul, S. T. Smith; senior mo-
III, S. wv. Peterson; junior mogul, A
:. Busby; quill driver, D. E. William
on; cash grabber, A. w. GALLAGHER;
'orthy supe, William Speer; inside
noozer, W. Stephenson; outside
noozer, James Kelly.
The order is not, as the names of its
Ulcers might imply, instituted for the
urpose of what might be termed Z
horse play" but on the contrary has {
lost worthy objects in view. {
The order, while just launched, has
reated much interest among Workmen
nd is destined to become very popular
/ that order. Several applications
ave been received for membership
nee its first meeting, and without 7
oubt the conclave will grow and
ourish.
James B. Mexican post had an inter- +
sting meeting on last Monday even t
g, and one new member was added to '
S roll g,
The comrades reported they had
zen making an active canvass for
embers, and found quite a number d
no would make application as soon t
their transfer cards arrived. Nc
can post lost two comrades bv death
e past week, Comrade Fred Solomon,
no was buried on last Wednesday,
Id Comrade e. Sells, who will be :,
fried from the First Congregational
lurch on Tuesday afternoon.
1t is Officially reported that $4,000 .
mrades passed over the river and
ined the grand army above in the
lst year.
The social held by the w. r. c. of n
e G. A. r. at Mrs. Morses on Friday r
ternoon was very enjoyable in every
~. Mrs. Morse is to be congratulated
the tempting lunch she served The
Iections recited by Mrs. John Reed :
ere very fine and we'll rendered, as r
is also the reading by Mrs. Melton =
the ladies of the George r.
axwell celebrated the birthday of
cir chaplain, Mrs. Emily Brinton.