The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-24

by Grand Secretary Moore, Deputy
Grand Master Breeze and Grand Rep
resentative Thomas, paid a fraternal
and official visit to Corinne lodge, No. 4.
The Rebekahs of Salt Lake had a
great time last Tuesday. q d. D. G. NJ.
Sister Coker installed the officers-elect
of the three city lodges in regular
form. There were many interesting
features which occurred during the
evening, such as giving presents to re-
firing officers, eloquent remarks by
several, and a good supper that
crowned the evenings work.
Last Friday evening the hall of
Zion lodge, No. u, Knights of Pythias
was comfortably filed with members
and visitors to see the rank of knight
conferred on Esquire Johnson. The
newly elected chancellor commander
was installed as he was not able to be
present at the last meeting for that
purpose, and he assumed the duties in
a manner that gave goou evidence of
his fitness for that position.
Considerable business was trans
acted, and under the Good of the Or
der" some excellent remarks were made
by visiting brothers and others.
Next Friday evening the rank of
knight, and possibly that of page, Will
be conferred. All knights welcome.
Evergreen lodge, No. Isl, Fraternal
union, held a regular session last Mon
day. About so of the 200 membership
in this city were present to witness the
very interesting ceremony of installing
the officers for the current year. 1t is
unnecessary to repeat their names in
this article, as they were published two
weeks ago. The installing officer was
Miss Tillie Moore, a very pleasant and
attractive young lady who has always
been a faithful attendant on the lodge
meetings. She performed her duties in
an entirely satisfactory manner Sew
eral matters of interest were discussed.
A proposition to amend the bylaws
was laid over for one week, and many
of those present made pleasing and
appropriate remarks. The fraternal
master, in behalf of the officers, invited
at Frater Scanlan'S. The supper was
a success in every way. After the good
things had been disposed of, many
were called upon for a short speech.
The responses were made in a happy
vein, which all enjoyed listening to.
At a late hour the guests departed,
realizing that No. Isl was strictly up
to-date" in social matters, as we'll as
in the insurance features of the order.
Salt Lake Forum No. COS, H. F. B. O..
installed its officers on Thursday even
ing. The following is complete roster
of the new officers: President William
Mcmillan; vice president, Gertrude
Kelson; second vice president, L. w.
Petersen; secretary, Nettie Palmer;
treasurer, L. G. Hartenstein; historian,
Mrs. s. Rumel: orator, w. II. Culver;
assistant orator. N. ]. Sheczell; por-
ter, T. F. Snowfall; guard. Alex Wal
lace; organist, Clara II. Watrous; di-
rectOrs. DR.. c. ]. Douglas and DIR. w.
II. Hodges; medical examiner, Dr. G.. ].
Douglas.
The ceremony of installation was i'm
pressive, and was conducted by Past
President 3. ID. Blackmarr
Under the good of the order, several
companions spoke Of the good that
might be accomplished by the addition
of new members during the present
term. The grand Forum having grant
cd a special disDensation for the next
80 days, il order to increase the men,
bership, it is expected that each COM
panion viii constitute himself or her
self a committee of one TO bring in new
members To this end there will be an
open meeting Feb. 3. at which a short
programme win be rendered, and high
five, etc, INDUCED in. The committee
having charge Of the affair consists of
the following ladies': Companions Net
tie Palmer Gertrude Kelson, Mrs. Law
renee, Mrs. Rumel and Mrs. c. H. Wat
rous And inasmuch as Forum No. COS
has earned the reputation of getting UP
the best socials, it is assured that this
will be as successful as any former
ones. Remember the date, Feb. 8.
The ladies' of the George r. Max
we'll w. r. .. held their meeting We'd
nesday afternoon. at which they had
initiation and installation of officers for
the coming year. The ofIicers-elect
were; President. Nettie Palmer; senior
vice president, Hattie NJ. Owens; jun
ior vice president Susan Simkins; sec
rotary, Lucina Chase. treasurer, An
ME e. Budds; chaplain, Amy CLASSIFY;
conductor. Elizabeth bruce; assistant
conductor, Emily Brinton; color