The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-03
zEE SALT LAKE HERALD. MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1898

the genius of Odd Fellowship, and only
a few sentences can be quoted here:
! 'Our order has never taken, nor can
it ever take, low view of life, death
or the hereafter. 1t has elevated the
! standard of mankind, and by reason of
its inherent principles must - ltinue
to draw men up to those shining
| heights to which the nobleSt ideas are
ever calling the human soul. Odd Eel
! lowship reDudiates the false doctrine
| of individualism that man is to live
! for himself and to walk alone with
eyes, ears and heart closed to the var
| led scenes of human experience. NO
man can comprehend the genius of odd
Fellowship who does not realize The
| distinction between common CHARITY
and love. Common charity is the love-
child begotten in the exercise of those
| principles which dominate Odd Fellow
ship. Love is the legitimate crown
! prince, whose ancestor is the great
king. 1t is the Dreatest possession OF
the soul. 1t is the basis of all that is
| true and beautiful and good. The gen
ius of Odd Fellowship, dominated by
love, has made history which is a
choice inheritance of the century and
universal time"
No change was made in the method
of admitting members to the Rebekah
lodge, it being deemed inadviSable to
change the code at this time. Re
bellah lodges will not be allowed to
pay weekly sick benefits or funeral eX
penSes. Neither will members of Re-
bekah assemblies be allowed to visit
the sovereign grand lodge on a special
day when matters relating to this
branch are under discussion, nor will
q national assembly be allowed at
present. Nearly all of Grand Sire
Cartoons decisions were approved
without amendment or other changes.
Eagle Gate lodge No. 10, a. o. o.
W., had a good attendance last We'd
nesday evening on account of it being
the fourth anniversary of the lodge.
After the usual business was disposed
of an application for membership was
received which was acted on and which
will give the officers a good opportunity
to show their talent. y good pro-
gramme of exercises was rendered.
Brother James Kelly gave a few very
interesting remarks on the origin and
growth of No. 10, showing the good
Brother George NJ. Barrows recited
1.-The Poor Man and the Friend
Brother Edgar Angel gave in a most
pleasing manner the piece, Il Have
Drank My last Glass, Boys" Brother
Hugh W. Smith recited the beautiful
piece, "Ostler Joe" and Brother
Smiths talent was liked by all. Brother
w. ]. Gardner gave ''An Irish Letter"
showing how much of an Irishman he
is. Brother d. r. Wright rendered in
a most pleasing manner THE En-
gineer's Dream
After the recitations the entertain
ment committee presented eatables
consisting of hot meat pies and an
abundance of the most delicious apples
and the brothers did justice to both
The committee expected Brothers
Grand Recorder Thorburn and Judge
Rolapp of Ogden, but they were delayed
on account of business. but viii be
present next Wednesday, and it is de
sired that all brothers who can viii
attend, as they will be well entertained |
All visiting brothers are invited to |
come and help to make the next meet |
ing one of interest.
Evergreen lodge No. 151 F. U. A, |
on last Monday. as previously an
nounced, gave a card party by invi- !
tation only" and it certainly was an |
on selling tickets. The |
ladies and gentlemen present were all |
invited by neatly gotten up invitations |
which commended themselves to all |
and the evening was delightfully."- spent |
in social card playing, and closed with |
served to all. The COM |
nittee in charge did credit to them |
selves. Thus was begun anspiciously i
the fall and winter series of entertain
nents which this lodge proposes to
give every alternate two weeks until !
next summer. The course will consist |
IF literary and musical evenings, dane
ng parties, card parties and suppers
No lack of entertainments this season
o g @
The Woodmen of Salt Lake have de-
;ided to organize another camp of |
heir order in this city and expect to
institute it in the near future. Appl-
'ations for membership to the new
amp Will be received by any Wood
nan or George a. Boyle, organizer
Camp IS gives its first of a series of
lime socials tomorrow evening. pro-
cramme. consisting of recitation by
dr. Bywater, song by Miss Judith An
erson. speech by DR.. Douglas, and
ther attractions will be presented. af-
er which progressive Might've and a
ruit lunch will be INDUCED in. All are
invited.
d O. q
On Wednesday, Oct. 5, will be held the
ocular meeting of the George r. Max
veil w. r. G.
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