The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-24

OF Pueblo, Colo, entertained the audi
ence in a highly pleasing manner with
his humorous lecture. to which he is
very we'll adapted. Miss Bessie Brooks
followed with piano solo which was
exceedingly well rendered.
After the programme, lunch was
served. One of the enjoyable features
was the large bowl of punch presided
over by Miss c. Peterson. Later in the
evening the guests enjoyed the nurner-
GUS games provided by the committee.
a most attractive feature of the even
ing was the large silk flag exhibition,
which was a second prize offered by
the head camp of the Pacific juris-
diction for the largest gain in mem
bership during a three months cam
paign, and which was won by DeSeret
camp 406.
Women of Woodcraft.-Silver Maple
circle No. 10S met on Friday evening
Oct. q, with nearly every member
present, and all took a lively interest
in the meeting. One candidate was
admitted and several more are due.
This circle is having a very steady
growth and by the first of the year
expects to be right in the front ranks
with some of the sister circles through
out the Jurisdiction A very fine pro-
gramme was rendered by Neighbors
Mary Z. Canham. Neighbor w. NJ. Ell
lott made remarks of interest to the
circle. An invitation was accepted to
attend a social to BE- given by Crescent
circle No. 101 of Murray on Tuesday
evening next a very large crowi win
attend from ile city.
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Evergreen lodge No. Isl, F. u. A,
still holds out the lamp of protection TO
unprotected humanity in the shape Of
reliable insurance at cost price. The
meetings gather in interest from week
to week, and the attendance is conse-
quently constantly increasing. A few
weak-hearted members thought during
the heated spell that the order was at
a stand-still on account of the small
number visiting the meetings. Bless
your souls, fraters, the active ones
were at the lake side, breathing in
pure air, making ready for an agrees
SiVe fall and winter campaign for fra
ternity. They have returned, and the
result is seen each Monday night, as
something new is proposed to benefit
the order and membership. Last Mon
day the degree staff did itself proud
in the way il conftIled the degree on
the expecIant candidates. Sister Pear
son occupied the fraternal masters
chair and presided in a dignified man
ner. She also conferred the secret
work and visibly impressed the can
didates in delivering her charge as Of
ficer. Much sympathy was expressed
for Frater John Ansly and his estim
able wife in their affliction, and on the
following morning a large delegation
attended the funeral of their infant
son and sent a large pillow of choice
flowers to the house.
The degree staff of Isl has been
augmented by the addition of several
more members and active drill is now
the watchword for weeks to come, in
of a call to Ogden to con-
fer for Deputy Supreme President
Shandal, who is now working there. the
floor work and give the degree to so or
more candidates for initiation in Sego
lodge No. 1873. There is also expected
a visit from the supreme officers be-
fore the holidays and the workers want
to be up and have their lamps trimmed
and burning for the occasion.
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The George r. Maxwell post No. 5,
G. A. r., had very interesting session
at it's last meeting. On Wednesday even
ing, Oct. 26, the post will give a musical
and literary entertainment in the G. A.
R. hall, which promises to be inter
esting All friends and the public are
invited. General Kent is expected to
he DreSant