The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-01
oGpaN,s SECRET ORDERS.
All Important Societies Represented
In the Town.

In the Town.
The Masonic order is very strong in
Ogden It's comfortable, convenient
and handsome lodge room is lifted AZ
in the Dooly block.
Weber lodge No. 6. T. & A NJ. has
about 200 members. and regular COM
munications are the frs and third
Thursdays OF each month
The following are the elective Of
ficers for the present term: W. J.
SheaIy w NJ: / n. Fulton. s ";
Frank Parker, ]. W; George +. McIn-
tosh, TT; George J. Kelly, Sec; J. e.
Coolidge, Felix Rheinbold and A. c.
Emerson, trustees.
Ogden Chapter No. 2. r. A III. has
about 125 members. and the following
are its officers:
Epherson. =. K; S ". Badcom. Z. s.;
a. V. Mcintosh, TT; George J. Kelly.
secretary.
Regular convocations are held the
first Tuesday of each month
El Monte Commandery No. ?. K. T.,
holds stated conclaves the second We'd
nesday OF each month. and has sew
enty-siX members. and is differed as
follows:
F. D. Bickford. E. c.; W. J. Shealy.
generabssimo; W. I. Adams. captain
general; J. z. Coolidge. preIate; r. T.
Hume, s W; S. ". Badcon, ]. w;
James Cassir, treasurer; George J.
Kelly recorder.
A. O. L. ".
The Office OF Grand Recorder Thor
bum Of the A. Q. L. w. IS il Ogden.
and data concerning this order in the
entire jurisdiction is as follows:
The grand lodge of Utah, Wyoming
ana Idaho constitutes a separate Juris-
diction OF those states. IN this juris-
diction are ffty-three subordinate
lodges. with membership OF over 5000.
Its officers are: (. J. Mclaughlin OF
Park City, Utah, 2. c. II. w: J. c.
Ham, Evanston, Wyo-, grand master
workman; s. ". Darl1e. Salt Lake City,
Utah, grand foreman: w. D. Williams.
Boise, Ida, grand oVerseer: D. Thor
bum, Ogden. Utah, grand recorder, and
William Harcomb of Ogden. Utah,
grand receiver
There are two subordinate lodges in
Ogden. The officers of Fidelity lodge
No. s. the first for 1899 term. are as
follows:
J 3. Bagley, P. NJ W: Anvil L. Rey-
nolos NJ W; w. Z. Davis. foreman;
Moroni Stone. overseer; r. II. Whip
pie, a. C, Wilson and a. Lamdin. trus-
tees
Fidelity No. has equipped a most
beautiful and cCmmodious hall. occu-
plying the whole floor above Burt Bros.
dry goods house. Protection as well
as Fidelity. meets in this hall. The
lodges are both prosperous. Visiting
members are kindly invited to meet
with them on their regular meeting
nights.
Fidelity No. meets Tuesday night
and Protection Thursday night The
former has $50. and the latter $50 mem
bers. The officers for 1899 of Protec-
ton lodge No. .. are:
c. II. Barton, 2. NJ. W; DR.. c. E.
Coulter, NJ W; ". n. Hope, f; z. =.
HeTdts, O.; J Greenwich. Rec: ". Be
croIt, Fin; c. W. Cross. Rec; c. ?.
Jennings, c. \. Smurthwaite. w. Toler.
trustees.
HOME FORUM.
The Home Forum has one subordi-
nate lodge in Ogden. viz: Forum No.
sos, Win about seventy-five members.
It meets every second and fourth Fri
DAY evenings at Smiths hal. Twenty
fourth street. between Washington
and Grant avenues. It's present or
fcerS are: Alice Foulkes. president;
Miss Alice Rogers. secretary; Mrs.
Wood first vice president; r. Il. Whip
pie, second vice president; V. c. Gun
nell, treasure; Mrs. Edna Smith. ora
tor Mrs. Faulkner assistant orator;
Mrs. BelnaD, chaplain; Mr. Faulkner.
guard; George BarrOck, porter
WocDdEN OF THE WORLD.
The Woodmen OF the World have
strons camp organization in this city.
Weber camp No. ia. which numbers
rs members. The camp meets each
Thursday, in the hall opposite the court
house.
The officers Of the camp at present
are: john Brereton. c. c: 4 J. An
derson, \. c.; w. L. Boswell. treasurer.
The Women OF Woodcraft recently
organized the 'Sego Lily Circle"
The Women Of WOOdcraft. on Dec. |
q, organized Sego Lily Circle. starting |
with twenty charter members. the Of |
hcers being: BIrs. Brownlee, C. N: Mrs |
Jones, adviser: Mrs. Allen. p G. N:
Mrs DOxeY, clerk; Mrs. Brereton. |
banker; Mrs. Baker. May; Mrs. era !
ham, L S; Mrs. Eastman, O. S; Miss !
Drabblee, attendant; Miss Newey. !
captain Of G.; Mrs. Whitney. Mrs. Nc |
Henry and Mrs. NcBeth. managers
The knights Of the 8Iaccabees have |
Silver Tent 10. ]. with N. Q. Coray, |
=. c.; L. D. Treseder, CON-, and r. 7. /
Harris, secretary.
Union, Foresters and others have
strong organizations in the junction
city.
Z. O. o. F.
The I. 0. o. z. have had two lodges
during the past year. but their consoI-
idation is all but effected. Progress
lodge No. IS viii, this week, merge into
Ogden lodge No. 5. which viii then rep
resent one OF the strongest lodges in
the west. J. S. Gordon is the noble
grand, and A J. Anderson. secretary.
The lodge meets every Tuesday, in the
new hall opposite the court house.
Canton ogden No. ?, and Ufnta En-
campment No. are other Aourishing
Odd Fellow societies.
Queen City Rebekah lodge No.
meets the first and third Mondays of
each month, and has about sixty mem
bers. Mrs. Amanda Lansing is noble
grand, and Mrs. Emma Weld secretary.
Canton ogden No. g. P. NJ. and Uin-
ia EncamDnaent No. 5 are other -four
ishing societies in Odd Fellowship.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Ogden has two knights of Pythias
lodges. ogden lodge No. has. 123
members. and meets each Monday
evening, in one Of the finest lodge
rooms west OF Chicago, which the lodge
fitted 10 over the Utah Ma
tionai bank. The officers are: T. W.
Jackman, c. c.; J. O. White. X r. S.
Queen City No. z meets each Friday
evening, in the same place. and has
about seventy members. a Fernlund is
&. c., Rudolph Kuchler. secretary.
The Uniform Rank, K p. has a