The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-11

degree staff. BY the way, the degree
stan Is improving with each meeting,
and the only thing lacking now is a
good paraphernalia outfit. The COM
mittee ought to get a move on them
and have no more delays, as the lodge
is determined to have that outfit i'm
mediately. On Wednesday last one of
Evergreen's ever successful entertain
ments took place. 1t was a ball and
given on first floor of the temple. Many
were there who thoroughly enjoyed the
occasion, though the dances might have
been better arranged 10 the satisfaC-
ton of the majority The music was
excellent. Wall flowers were rarely
seen, as all participated in the festiv-
tiles TO their hearts content. Ever
green's entertainments attract some of
the best people, as they know that they
will meet congenial friends. The men,
bership is surely growing, proving that
Intelligent people know good insurance
features when properly explained to
them, and avail themselves of the OPP
portunity to unite with such healthy
order.
Women of Woodcraft-Silver Maple
circle No. 103 is rapidly becoming an in
teresting feature of w. of W., as they
are earnest workers for the advance
ment of its principles of fraternity and
to do good for the cause. Gentlemen
to become members must be also men,
berS of camp, but ladies from Is TO
80 are all eligible. This branch of Wood
craft possesses features which COM
mend it to all ladies' who believe in
fraternity and appreciate the adj
vantages of such organizations. No.
los will give a grand reception and bail
at Christensen Bros. tomorrow even
ing, the 18th. We acknowledge receipt
Of "complimentaries.
The rank of page was conferred on
one candidate last Friday evening in
Zion lodge. K. of p, and a goodly num-
Der were present to witness the cere-
mony. Some excellent remarks were
made under the good of the order on
points of Pythian law.
Next Friday the grand lodge will
make an official visit, and during the
evening the subject, What Constitutes
an Ideal Lodge?" will be brought up.
All Knights are invited to be present.
Justus r. temple No. 4, Rathbone
Sisters, has had a prosperous winter
and gave number of enjoyable parties
and kensington teas. The Lenten sea-
son being over they have decided to
give hop at Cooks hall. Sugar House
ward. 1t is not a "hard-times ball"
although admission is only % cents
Ivy temple has made arrangements
to give card party on Saturday even
ing next, to which all are invited.
Onward, march, to the music of fra
ternity! is the war cry of the Macca-
bees
The membership is growing, and
those being enrolled are men whose
lives are worthy of emulation
No person can receive the beautiful
lessons of loyalty to country and of
love and friendship in a tent of the
MaccabeeS without being benefited,
from any moral basis you may name.
The order is one of the great factors
in the elevation and the betterment of
humankind.
On Friday evening tent No. 2 had
well attended review, fully 80 sir
knights being present. Eleven candi-
dates were admitted, as follows: Geo.
F. Eldridge, F. L. Murphy, David Spitz.
F. +. Woods, +. r. Kneass, U. G.
Bawler, d. n. Straup, c. NJ. Hollings-
c. Bagley. After the initiatory ceremo-
mics an hour and a half was spent in
intellectual entertainment
Interesting talks were made by W. A.
Wight, l.. ]. Kyes, F. l.. Murphy. c. NJ.
HOllingswOrth and D. n. StrauD, and
delightful music was furnished by Pro-
fessor E. H. Johnson and Messrs. Jenk-
ms and Smith.
On Saturday evening next a frater-
nal social will be given Just for the
boys each sir knight being allowed to
invite a few friends. The names of the
committee are a guarantee of its sue
cess. John p. Meakin, c. NJ. Hollings-
worth. T. L. Murphy. U. G.. Bowler. W.
A. Wight, John Brooks. ]. c.. Hanchett,
l.. J. Kyes and ]. z. Jennison.
The social will be an informal one.
The programme will average up as fol-
lows: A smoke and a song, instrument
al music and speeches by the neo-
phites. a good story, and light refresh
ments