The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-07

were present. Among them we noted
our genial grand secretary. who finds
much pleasure in visiting No. s and
seldom misses a meeting of late. On
Friday, about 25 of the members, in
Guiding the degree staff, took the 8
o'clock flyer an the Rio Grande West
ern for Provo, where they We're met
and welcomed by the good sisters of
Deborah lodge No. 6. who had a de-
lightful lunch prepared for them, to
which they did justice. The lodge had
% candidates in waiting to receive the
beautified degree of Rebekah which
was given by the visiting degree staff
in splendid shape. A feast of reason
among the sisters was later INDUCED in,
many of the speeches being excellent in
delivery and subject. After lodge ad-
journed, a fine supper was prepared
and good time had until a late hour.
The ladies of the party were provided
with accommodations at the homes of
the sisters, and the gentlemen-well,
they got accommodations at the hotel.
The next day, Saturday, was spent in
visiting about the Garden City and adj
miring the town, it's surroundings and
general attractions. The party reached
home on Saturday by 6 O'Clock, vowing
that they never had such a good time
before in all their lives.
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Fraternal Union of America-Ever-
green lodge No. Isl gives a social to-
night at their hall on Market street,
and after all are satisfied with playing
cards they will partake of a supper.
There is no question but that a large
audience will grace this festive occa-
sion, as No. Isl socials are noted as the
events of the season. All enjoy the
hospitality of Evergreen lodge. and
many unite with the lodge as members
on account of the sociability and the
superior insurance features of this
well-known order.
A o. L. W.-Temple lodge No. 10 met
on Friday evening and initiated Frank
Hayward. o. H. Dairls and John d.
Brown. Several other applications are
pending and new ones are coming in
at gratifying rate. The lodge of Mo-
gullians paid Temple a fraternal visit
on said evening.
There was a good feeling at the con-
vention ot Zion lodge No. u, K. of P,
last Friday evening, when the rank of
knight was conferred on one candidate.
There was a good attendance and all
seemed to enjoy themselves. The full
team was present and on their metal
The business of the evening passed off
smoothly and the lodge was adjourned
at 1890. Zion lodge is having good
meetings at the present time and the
interest seems to keen up we'll Next
Friday evening the rank of esquire will
be conferred on Page Cooper and all
knights are cordially invited.
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G.. a. Ron the 18th of this month
stereopticon views of Gettysburg will
be given in the Grand Army hall.
Tickets 10 cents. The views will be eX-
planned By n comrade who was there
and has written quite an elaborate ac-
count of this serious engagement.
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Maccabees-The order of Maccabces
is growing in number and in good
deeds, teaching and practicing fra
ternity. Saturday evening a special
meeting was held for study of the
work, etc Mr.. George Mueller was in
itiated into the order and in a brief
speech expressed his pleasure at being
welcomed so kindly into such an order,
where such grand lessons are taught.
DR.. F. A. Vincent will be knighted on
Friday evening next.
On Saturday evening, 18th inst,
select literary and social entertainment
will be given at l. o. o. +. hall.
Friends of the Sir Knights will be in
vited.
a number of Salt Lake City's best
artists will appear in song and story
A delightful time is assured TO all who
are fortunate enough to be present.
The committee in charge are as fol-
lows: w. A. Wight. John Brooks. L. ].
Kyes, John p. Meakin, j. L. Jennison,
j. c. Hanchett.