The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-26

pleased with the floor work as per
formed by the excellent staff of No. l.
Ester Lodge No. met last Tuesda,
at the temple The interest in tn
lodge never dininishes, the members
brothers and sisters, are found in thei
accustomed places meeting after meet
ing. They admire their officers, ar
proud OF their unexcelled degree stat
and seek TO follow whatsoever is Lowell,
and pure and of good report. The tripl
link binds each heart together il
friendship. love and truth. They ar
keeniy alive to the sympathetic toucl
of sorrow and distress. as Rebekah
/ they are held with bonds of loving con
stancy. emulating the virtues of he
who stood in ancient Israel. wife
( mother. sister. friend. self-sacrificing
faithful and true. the first Rebekah.
The grand lodge authorized the Re
bekahs to organize a Rebekah assem-
bly,.
Eagle Gate lodge No. 10 A. o. Z. w
met in regular session on "wednesday
evening last and then adjourned; meet
ing Just long enough to act u1on ont
application for membership, which wa:
referred TO a committee. The reason
for so speedy an adjournment was the
fact tina. the ante-rooms were filled
with people who had come to oartici-
pate in the social. Promptly at SAC
the programme was begun
Master Workman Mcmillan presided
and on behalf of No. 10 welcomed the
multitude assembled.
Tht following was the programme:
Reading by Brother John E. Evans.
Duet by Miss Brand and Miss Hum
9hries.
Song by Miss Daisy Newman.
Baritone solo by Mr.. John James.
Song. Sweet Bunch of Daisies by
Brother Bert Walsh.
Comic song, Isl Hubbard and 1 at
the Circus by Mr.. Ed Fish.
Selection. harp and mandolin, by Mr..
d. Jeremy.
The numbers were so we'll rendered
that numerous and hearty encores
were responded to. High five was then
INDUCED in up to near midnight which
was varied by those going to supper as
quick as the tables were at liberty.
Nearly 400 sat down TO refreshments.
At the close of the social many We're
the expressions of appreciation of the
good time had. and considering the
very stormy night. it was q very large
attendance. Had the evening been fine
it is a question whether the hall could
have held them al. The entertainment
committee is to be conDlimented upon
the able manner in which they per-
formed their part. The social was a
decided success in every way.
Next Wednesday night the J. W. de-
gree will be conferred and much bust
ness done that was necessarily omitted
on last meeting night.
Memorial day of the G. A. r. with
its haliowed associations will soon be
here and it is limited that the arrange
ments of it's observance this year will
be of unusual interest. The scholars
of the public schools, as well as the
teachers, will be invited to take an i'm
portant part in the patriotic exercises
of the day, while the citizens generally
are expected to give hearty support.
The lessons of honor and respect for
the old soldier and the patriotic rever
ence for our national flag. 'Old Glory"
If properly inculcated in the minds of
the young. our country will never again
suffer the severe experience of 1861 to
1865.
The meeting OF James B. Mexican
post this evening will call out a large
of the comrades for the
arations for Memorial day are very
important matters.
Professor Martin of the Grant school
has invited the posts and corps to at
tend the exercises of General Grants
birthday on Tuesday tomorrow after
noon at o'clock The command will
meet at the G. A. R. hall at l D. m.
thence to the school on First
West street.
James B. Mexican Womans Relief
corps viii meet in the G. A. R. hall on
Wednesday at 2 p. m. and members of
sister corps are invited TO be present.
The active cooperation of the corps
with the posts in in the observance of
Memorial day and it's expected the
committees who will take part in this
work will be appointed at this meeting.
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The regular meeting of George r.
w. r. c. was well attended
asst week and the ladies are very
much in earnest in their work. The
invitation to attend the memorial serv
ces at the Grant school on Tuesday
he 9th was accepted. and we hope
svery member will be present.
The ladies will celebrate the birth
lays of Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Chase
m Wednesday the 2Sth at the residence
# Mrs. Holmes 81 Fourth East; also
Yrs. Alice Morses on Saturday. May
. at her residence in Wellington
Court. The ladies of the corps always
egret when any of their members
cave them. This week they are called
N to say goodbye TO Mrs. Randell
md Mrs. Fulton who are bound for
California, and we wish them a safe
Quincy.
Silver Forum SS5 is in a thriving
condition and is slowly growing, hav-
ng five applications in the past two |
weeks. The lodge was sorry to give |
lp its efficient secretary Mr.. Fred H. |
,raiges. as his duties called him else |
where. The new secretary, Edwin |
'renam, takes hold of the work In |
God shape and promises well. Come /
o the social Thursday evening. April |
9, and enjoy yourselves. All We |
forum members who Ego into it for |
he insurance only) See what they |
re doing and if they are running |
hings to suit you.
9 9 @
Home Forum sos held their regular
Meeting Friday night. A good attend
nee is desired at the next meeting, as
he new X-ray will be tested on a
aember insured in COS.
BuckleR-s Arn1ca saIvs.