The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-30
I. o. o. f. GRAND LODGES.
Special Meeting to Be Held at Park
City.

Park City, July 29.-NeXt Monday
evening at $50 o'clock z. special meet
ing OF the Grand Lodge 1. o. o. T. viii
be held in Park City for the purpose OF
comforting grand lodge and past official
degrees. W. O. CarDis, grand master
and W. J. Moone. grand secretary, are
expected. Several grand lodge officers
reside in Park City, viz: L. e. Hubbard
grand warden; W. J. Snyder, grand
marshal; S. L. Radon, district deputy
grand marshal. After the special meet
ing the grand lodge officers viii make
an official and fraternal visit to Park
City lodge, No. Z. A banquet, prepared
by the Rebeckahs, will then be at
tackled.
Messrs. J. E Foulks and A. t.
Ritchey, of Ogden, are in the Park
working up enthusiasm for the joint
I. o. O. Z. and A. O. y. W. excursion
10 Garfield Beach Aug. u.
An operation for appendicitis is be-
ing performed by the local physicians
this afternoon on Alfred Watson, son of
Mrs. J. Watson.
Passengers to Coalville this morning
were w. J. Snyder, Sheriff Lindsay,
DR.. Viko, Scion Spis, James Gallagher,
J. NJ Lockhart.
Professor F. A Swanger and wife ar
rived from Salt Lake this morning.
Mrs. L. Post and children, Clarence
and owen, of Salt Lake, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Wolter.
Douglas Moffat, and c. Dewey Of the
Ontario mill, left for Soda Springs,
Ida, on an outing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newell are in
the city.
Two women, named Johnson and Sim
mons were taken to Coalville this
morning to be examined for insanity.
Miss Lizzie Burbidge, of Salt Lake, is
the guest of Miss Anna Don.
George Williams returned this morn
ing from Toronto, Canada.
Joe Hatch, of Heber, went to Salt
Lake today.
c. D. Rookledge has purchased an
interest in the Empire laundry and will
move to Salt Lake. Mrs. Rookledge
went down this afternoon.
D. OF H. ANNIVERSARY.
The third anniversary of Silver Spray
lodge D. Of H, was held this evening
IN A O. L. w. hall, with Appropriate
exercises. About 800 people, including
members of Sunshine lodge, of Heber
Mistletoe lodge, of Park City and
members of the A. o. L. w. lodges of
the Park we're present.
Mrs. Alice Deighton, c. of H, pre-
sized and a very interesting pro-
gramme was rendered, as follows:
Opening ode................Th The audience
Prayer - Mrs. Louisa Perry, p. c. of H.
Address of welcome ..---........
Mrs. Alice Deighton, c. of H.
Instrumental SOLO. Ideal orchestra
Solo, Before She Fell" u D. Sullivan
Recitation, Crippled Tor Life, -.
Rebecca Evans
Duet, Mary Bird ...................
Mrs. Richards. Miss Mary Don
Guitar and mandolin. Miss Kate Law
renee, Mrs. Lillian and Frjeda Funk,
Mrs. Kate Malone.
Recitation, Prayer and Potatoes"
Miss Susie Sherwood
Recitation. 1.-THE Maniac's VAIL. amy
Solo. The Old Sexton George Dursfon
Selection Ideal orchestra
Song, Play Tag with Baby.
Closing ode. '-- 90
Refreshments were served at the
conclusion of the programme. Among
those present were Judge and Mrs. !
Thomas S. Watson of Heber. Mrs. |
F'oulks and Mrs. Richie of Ogden.
A team belonging TO Charles Den
ming ran away on Park avenue yes4er- |
day afternoon. Mr.. Denning and T. C. |
Mclaughlin were thrown TO the ground. /
the former being bruised considerably. !
1t is rumored the Alta concentration |
will start tomorrow morning with a
small force of men.