The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-01


Wardleigh is colonel and a D. c.. and
A w. Brown captain
The Rathbone Sisters have flourish
ing lodge
G. A. R.
John A. Dix post No. 3, G. A. R.. has
forty-three members. with John Stod-
dard COM, and J. x. Allen. adjt.
John A. Logan post No. has a mem
bership Of about twenty-five. and H. z.
Steele is commander.
There are Relief Corps auxiliary to
each cost.
Wasatch division of the Order of
Railway Conductors meets in K. of P.
hall the first and third Sunday after
moons. George Reberg, c. c.: Dan
| Raglan, Sr. c.. Charles Dufur. Jr. c.
The national convention is to be held
in Detroit, in May. and the delegate is
Henry Carey; alternate, George King.
l.. a OF NJ.
This society meets in Johnson's hall.
the first and third Tuesdays of each
month. D. c. Dora, NJ. NJ: w. S. Mer-
rian, foreman; T. G.. Chopper, rec. sec:
Fred Willinger, Fin. Sec; I. 3. Far
ner. treasurer.
This society meets the second We'd
A@SSAStJ VI SdS4l dl COnuSOA
hall. L. Rosenbaum. c. T.; C. N. Gus
tead, secretary and treasurer.
B.R T.
Salt Lake lodge No. IS. Railway
Trainmen, meets in K. of P. hall the
first and third Wednesdays, at $50 ..
N. a. r. Charter is master: H. p. Pid-
cock, V. NJ; H. Z. Cahill. secretary:
;. P Miller, financier; George key
nolds, conductor; S. c. Duffee. j. e.;
j. y. Carson, O. G..
The national convention is to be held
in New Orleans, the second Tuesday IN
March. II. 2. McCardle is delegate; C.
Z. har. alternate.
Among the other railroad orders in
Ogden are B. OF L. E.. and the B. of L.
F., each Of which has strong lodges.
WEBER CLUB.
The Weber club is an organization
formed along commercial and social
lines. Its rooms are handsomely fitted
up on the fifth floor of the Utah Loan
d Trust building. Its membership
numbers eighty-three, and the officers
are: II. II. Spencer, president; A. t.
Wright, vice president; Charles
II. kircher, secretary; a. V. Nc
Intosh, treasurer. These officers, with
D. L. Clark, William Allison and c. A
Henry, constitute the directorate.
COLUMBIA CLUB.
The Columbia club is a social organ
ization Of the unmarried young men of
the city. Its rooms are on the second
floor of the Utah Loan & Trust build
ing. No gambling or liquors are allow
ed in the club. The officers are:
D. ]. Farrell, president; A. NJ. Smith.
vice president; John Pierce. secretary:
Luke Crawshaw, financial secretary.
An executive committee Of nine mem
bers transacts the clubs business.
WOMEN'S CLUBS.
The Aglaia is an organization of Og-
den ladies, formed to foster literary
culture and promote a kindred feeling
best thought of all men and women.
times and places. The present course
Of study is Later American Litera-
ture and Miscellaneous Topics"
officers for the year 189S-99: Presi-
dent, Mrs John S. Gordon; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. a. B. Patton; secretary. Miss
Josie Kimbail; treasurer. Mrs. ]. G.
Price; historian. Miss Sadie Walker.
La Coterie is a well known organiZa-
ton, social and literary, of a number
of the best educated ladies of Ogden.
It's meetings are held fortnightly. and
its officers are: Mrs. w. F. Adams
president: Mrs. A. P. Bigelow. vice
lJIGSlQGLL, MIS- clenliHG 0lu6O1. Sec
rotary; Mrs. Randolph Smith. histor-
ian
c. c. C.
The Child Culture club has the fol-
lowing officers: Miss Whalen. Dresi-
dent; Mrs. John Fletcher. vice 9resi- |
dent; Mrs. Christensen, secretary; Mrs. |
Hamer, treasurer.
HISTORICAL CLUB.
A number of ladies interested in the |
study Of history have formed His !
torical club The officers are: Miss |
president; Miss Seaman. vice !
president; Miss Gertrude Kellar. score !
tary; Mrs. Metcalf. treasurer: Mrs. |
Ostein. historian.
officers of some other women's |
clubs are: Mrs. Randall, president Of |
Home Culture club; Mrs. H. H. Smith, |
president w. c. T. L.