The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-16

Charles H. Plant, steward; Robert H
Irvine, steward; A. c. Smith, guard;
Ell. Cerbett, sentinel; Ed w. Loder
secretary (re-e lected) Edward Gaby
treasurer (re-elected); Mrs. R. ID. Way
truth; Mrs. Martha Williams. mercy;
Miss Annie Morris, guide. Tonight the
above officers win be installed by Past
Fraternal Master c. I. Douglas. who
retires from the presiding officer 5
chair with the good viii and affection
of every frater. On Jan. so the lodge
VIII give one of its popular SoclalS,
which always attract a full house.
A. o. U. W.-Eagle Gate lodge No. 10
met as usual last Wednesday, with a
very good attendance. and after trans
acting routine business the order of
installation was at hand. when the
lodge closed and admitted to the lodge
room the large crowd which was wait
ing and a very interesting programme
was rendered. After the opening ode
and prayer. the grand lodge officers an
nounced themselves in readiness to IN
stall the following officers: d. z. Will
hanson, master workman; John Aim
ley, foreman; i. w. Peterson, over
seer; S. w. Darke. recorder; A. c..
Spears, financier: S. T. Smith, receiver;
Joseph Harris, guide; w. Jones, inside
Waterman; Thomas Parker. outside
Waterman. Everything being in readi-
ness, the installation was proceeded
with in a way that was very creditable
and showed the ability of the grand
lodge officers. Following the installa-
ton, Master Workman Williamson
made few very interesting remarks.
thanking the members for the honor
bestowed on him. and the members
can look for a prosperous term, with
one SO talented at the head and who
has devoted a great deal of time to the
good of the order.
Brother James Gallagher, chairman
of the entertainment committee, was
then introduced and took charge by
presenting the audience with a musical
and literary programme, as follows:
Song, Miss Emma JorgensOn; song,
John James; duet, Irene and Gertrude
Kelly; song. Thomas Ashworth; comic
song, George Margetts, who responded
to two encores; duet, Mrs. and Miss
Lille Papworth: recitations, Miss En-
ma Kelly and Mrs. Craig; dialogue,
Misses Bertha Barton and Emma I<ei-
ly; song, Mrs. Hal Moore; recitation,
Ed McLelland. This concluded the pro-
gramme, and the pleasant smiles of
all present indicated that a very en-
joyable evening had been spent and
great praise was extended to the COM
mittee for the hard work they did in
getting up the programme and the
manner in which they conducted the
entertainment. The committee wish to
extend their thanks to all who con-
tributed so ably in making the enter
tainment q complete success. Speeches
were not INDUCED in by the newly
elected officers, but at the next meet
ing they will have an opportunity Of
expressing themselves for the good of
the order, and when six months have
elapsed the members will feei proud of
their new officers and one more term
will be added to the glOries of the
order.
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COS, H F. B. o., installed its officers
Tuesday evening last for the ensuing
term, which, in this order, is for twelve
The installing officer was
Past President n. j. Sheckell, who per-
formed the ceremony in a dignified and
manner, in keeping with
the Importance of the occasion. A
lady, Mrs. Atkinson. was initiated and
with the principles of hon
esty, fraternity. benevolence, temper
ance and patriotism.
The president appointed an entertain
ment committee for this month, and
named the following companions to
act: Past President n. J. SheckelI,
Mrs. I. Mckenzie and Mrs. Atkinson.
The old entertainment committee, con-
sisting of Companions Mrs. Watrous.
Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Lawrence, A. B.
Farley and Alexander, were invited to
render what assistance they could to
make the card party to be given Tues
day evening, Jan. "a. a success.
1t is expected that each member of
this forum will constitute himself and
herself committee of one to see to it
that everybody is invited. The last
card party proved such a success that
all who participated desired another of
the same kind.