The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-28

captain of the degree staff, it will be
worth While for Odd Fellows to attend
Oquirrh encampment, No. l, held q
good session last Tuesday, with many
present Several subordinate members
have signified their intention of apply
/ ing for membership in a few weeks,
and the prospects are bright for s.
large number OF additions before the
/ holidays are over.
/ The grand patriarch is at present in
! Kemmerer, Wyo., but will return in
January, and, during that month and
the following, viii make several vista
| tons, accompanied by Grand High
Priest Moore and the grand scribe of
| the Jurisdiction.
Ester Rebekah lodge, No. 8, gave a
| fine social at Mrs. Emerson's last
| Tuesday, which was largely attended
| by the earnest workers of the lodge and
their many friends.
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! The Fraternal Union of America
| stands out the most prominent among
/ the fraternal insurance organizations
in that it made the largest percentage
of increase of any similar order in the
| United States in twelve months. 1t
fulfills all it's promises promptly and
satisfactorily in every instance; it's
| objects are to promote mutual aid and
fraternal love; to foster the social re-
| lationS of it's members, their families
and friends. A members assessments
and dues are paid two months during
any one year, if out of employment or
i'll. Evergreen lodge No. 151 has had
a phenomenal growth starting in
| August 1897, with less than fifty men,
bers and now having 200 in good stand
ing, with more coming in at every
meeting. The session last Monday was
| honored by the presence of Frater May
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| Anaconda, Mont. Passing through the
| city on her way home from the east
she met a frater who pursuaded her
to remain over a, day and visit No. Isl.
The ladies escorted her to points Of
interest in the city and showed her
much attention. The lodge meeting
was of much interest to those who at
tended and who went home well
pleased with the evenings labor. To-
night a social will be given in their
hall in Odd Fellows temple on Market
street, to which all friends are cordially
! invited. Now, comet Come on wheels,
come in wheels, come a-walking, come
a-running, only be sure and come and
make the occasion merry. Refresh
ments for all.
Tent No. of the Maccabees met in
regular session in the I. o. o. F.. hall
Friday evening, Nov. %, 1898. There
/ was good representation of the men,
bers present.
After the regular session an ad-
| journment was taken at 8 o'clock and
from then until II o'clock an enjoyable
time was spent. Willis Chugg, Willard
Bywater, Dave Dotie and William
Brown entertained the members by
rendering some fine musical selections.
| There were also recitations by different
members Of the Tent. Sir Knight W.
j. Wright gave lecture on the bene-
fits of the order, in which he showed
the advantages obtained by member
ship in the same.
The next regular review there will
be a grand entertainment given, and
all members are requested to be pres
ent and to bring their friends.
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Home Forum.-The members of Salt
Lake Forum no. COS, H. F. 3. o., last
Tuesday evening advanced interesting
ideas as the best method to be adopted
to make the meetings entertaining as
well as interesting. The special COM
mittee appointed at the last meeting
to consider the matter OF an enter
tainment and ascertain what kind of
one would be most desirable for the
members of the forum, made their re-
port recommending that the first social
to be given should consist of cards and
refreshments, and the following one a
programme of musical numbers, recita-
tions etc. The report was adopted and
the committee discharged with the
thanks of the forum. Therefore, a dime
social will be given on our next meet
ing night, Tuesday, Dec. IL, and
committee on entertainment was ap-
pointed consisting of the following
companions: Mrs. Clara II. Watrous,
Mrs. Alvina Campbell, Mrs. Lawrence,
Albert 3. Farley and Alexander Wal
lace.
The committee will have tickets for
sale and the secretary will send a
notice to each member of the forum
with q programme or outline of the
social The committee being COM
posed of energetic workers, it is antici-
pated a good time will be had, and they
should receive the support and assist
ance of every companion.
This forum does not meet again I'M
It'll Tuesday, Dec. Is, the night Of the
social.
Temple lodge, A o. U. W., met on
Friday evening last, and nominated
officers for the ensuing term. The cleo
ton will be held Friday evening, Dec.
| 2, and good attendance is expected.
G.. A. R.-The comrades will keep IN
| NINA IuG SCCldl VI nCACdA QOS( SAAS
evening, in the Grand Army hall, which
will be the last one for 1898, as in jan
uary the annual election of post Of
ficers will take place. Among other
attractions for this evening will be the
attendance of the Twenty fourth Unit
ed States infantry band, which will
render fine music for the entertainment
of the comrades and their friends.
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( Women of Woodcraft-SiIver Maple
! Circle No. 109, had a very large at
| tendance at the last meeting, it being
| the election of officers for the ensuing
| term, which resulted as follows: Guar
dian neighbor, Josie Anderson; adviser,
Emma c. Kunkle; clerk, Annie F. Ell
lott: banker, Emma E. Lamb; magic
| ian, Ora NJ. Allen; attendant, Annie
| Saunders; inner sentinel, Carrie Wor-
den: outer sentinel, Harry Don; cap
| tain Of the guard, Eleanor B. Carter;
manager, u. w. Sudheimer.
Great interest was manifested in the
social and high five party to be given
! by the circle on Friday evening, Dec.
e. The committee on arrangements is
| composed of Mesdames Elliott, Ander-
/ son, Allen, Stuart, Lamb and Sud
heimer, which assures every one at
| tending a good social time. All mem
! beers of the circle are requested to be