The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-21

Ester lodge No. s held forth OH last
Tuesday. The members were there in
large numbers and made the meeting
an interesting one. On tomorrow night
tuesday, a social VIII be given at the
residence of Mrs. Ida Emerson, No. 81
Bellevue place, to which all members
are invited. ONE along and have a
good time.
Utah camp, No. 1913, P. j., Woodmen
of the World, held a busy session last
Monday evening. The attendance was
large, even for 1888. There was scarcely
vacant seat when the gavel fell, and
when Neighbor Simon passed the wick
ct, some fifteen minutes late. his broad
smile had squeezed into a single chair
There were two. candidates, who, by
their variety in appreciation of the
mysteries unfolded, called out every
phase of the work in the initiatory de-
gree, and contributed in no little meas
ure to the UNQUALIFIED success of the
teams usually fine presentation.
Neighbors Staten of Murray, Reed of
Pueblo and Martin of Pocatello were
among the visitors from other camps,
and their good offices under the head of
social entertainment added much to the
evenings enjoyment, So fast did fun
flow and tfxne fly that the special bust
ness of the session had to be deferred
until next meeting, but it can wait
again any time for repetition of last
session.
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! F'raternaI Union OF America-This
order never gives electric limitations"
such as was given candidate in Mo-
line, Ills, on Thursday last by a frater-
nal insurance order, which came near
killing the victim An order which will
countenance such barbamsm ought to
| be prosecuted to the full extent of the
law and forfeit their charter. This or
der had the largest per cent of increase
for the year of any insurance fraternal
| order which admits both ladies and
gentlemen. The principles of the order,
when practiced, relieve mortal suffering,
cures aching hearts, and brings peace
and happiness into thousands of Amer
! lean homes. Evergreen lodge No. ISL
of this city is making an enviable rec
ord for itself. Each member does his
or her part toward increasing the in
I.terest, and something each week comes
up for discussion which, if acted upon,
| brings good results. No. 151 congrat-
/ ulates Sego lodge Ne. 1873 at ogden for
| its great achievement in adding over
| 100 members to its rol! within the past
ten days. The two lodges will work in
unison in spreading abroad the princi-
| pies of fraternity. Evergreen, at its
| taSI IllGeIln2, ueClueQ TO give SOCldi
on the 2Sth, which we believe will be a
great success. as the committee Alve
the affair we'll in hand. We hope to be
| honored with a visit from some of our
supreme officers before the holidays,
and if they visit us they Will receive a
! cordial reception which will not soon
be forgotten by them.
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Home Forum.-Salt Lake Forum, No.
! COS, H. T. B. o., at it's last meeting APP
| pointed committee to confer and
ascertain what kind of an entertain
ment it would be advisable to give in
! the near future. The names of the
| committee are: COMPANIONS, A. b.
! Farley, Mrs. Alvina Campbell and
Alex Wallace. The committee will re-
port at the next meeting.
| The new members of this forum are
displaying commendable zeal and
loyalty in attending meetings and
| taking an active part in the business
of the fraternity. They all realize the
! great benefits that are derived through
an organization of this nature, and be-
/ lieve that great good can be accom-
/ Dlished by it as a protector of the
home.
1t is earnestly hoped that COM
panions will attend more regularly at
| the meetings in the future, now that
| cold weather has come. and take an
| interest in thelwork which so vitality
affects the success of the order. This
forum meets tomorrow evening.