The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-14
Modern woodmen of America


one OF the most enthusiastic meetings
ever held in l. y. O. +. temple WAS that
by Great Salt Lake Camp No. 10o7l last
;, uesday evening. when about fifty mem
ierred on three candidates. The members
OF the degree team put The new candidat es
,hroagh In first class style. After their
speeches. congratulatine tho officers and
team on their efficiency i'm the work OF
inc degree saying that although they had
no previous knowledge of the degree they
were satisfied that nothing had been
missed. II is safe to say that not one of
1hem was disappointed or had q duh mo-
mcnt in the evening.
,,,, a >, delshifu time was enjoyed last
Jh1rsday evening at the /, q. .. f. hall
where ball and banquet were held by
Great Salt Lake camp and Royal Neigh
pors No. 1896, There was a large at
tcnuance and IL was one OF the most sue
cessfnl affairs ever given by the organi-
cations.
=, There will be an interesting meeting
Tuesday evening. 1t is expected thai
several new applications will be reported
upon and all members are urgently re-
pneSted 10 attend. Visiting ncghbors
are invited,
Next Tuesday evening Is the regular
meeting night of Salt Lake Valley Camp
NO 3Oi2 Royal Neighbors OF America at
Is! East First South street.
members are requested 10 be there
promptly "a o'clock After the business
OF the camp is transacted the meeting
VIII be turned into dance Those hav-
ing had dance tickets to sell for the
dance given February are requested to
be on hand Thursday night and return
receipts in 10 Hlc dance committee. so d
report can be made.
Auxiliary Camp No. 1896 held regular
review Monday evening last. when sew
eral members of Salt Lake Valley camp
No. 3o72 were In attendance. An un-
usually coou time was enjoyed. After
lnsialiati ton of officers. the entire camp
ana visitors went to Franklin's and en-
Joyed refreshments. The camp has ac-
cep,ed about forty new applications for
membership 10 No. 1886 and will have n
class adoption March 81. this being tho
anniversary of the Royal Neighbor order
several nclShbors were reported Ill and
sympathics of all arc extended TO them
The ball and banquet given by the Wood
men and Royal Neighbors in honor of
Lincoln's birthday, proved a grand sue
cess All nctghbors arc requested to
leave their name and address with Re
corder Burrows, rear 5iS East Seventh
South street, Bell phone, 225yI. The
members are asked 10 mail If they cam
not give IL personally 10 enable the re-
corder TO notify every member OF import
ant business between reviews The next
meeting Will be February 2l
Excelsior camp. Modern Woodmen or
America, is stjll alive. as evidenced by
the sixty members present last Tuesday
evening. Several applications and two
transfer cards were presented and voted
upon favorably. State Lecturer \. ID. Me
CURE and State District Deputy c. NJ.
Ramey were present. and both told
interesting story of their visit 10 the
smaller camps in the state, They an
nounced that they were going to organ
lie a new camp at RiNeTton and wished
the Excelsior camp degree team to put
on the work. Captain G.. y. Smith Sig
nified his willingness to take team
there, and the boys are promised good
time, The date OF the affair Will be
later. Several visitors were
present from eastern states and were
given hearty reception. In honor OF the
visitor the Excelsior quartette sang two
numbers and Charles l.. Crowton and
Carl Weenig sang solos. Harry Allen
played a set OF waltzcS of his own COM
position and by special request OF the
visitors played the Excelsior Camp
March" composed by himself and dedi-
Gated 10 Hon. a. II. Talbot NeigGbor
Allen and the quartette were given
great reception. Ncighbor Christian
Noss was elected and installed as sentry
In the place OF Chris Hansen, who was
called out OF town. There will be ini-
tiatory work Tuesday evening and
Captain Smith wishes every team mem
bcr TO be- present In full dress uniform.
Escort Fowler is very anxious To perform
the iuitiatory work once more and Will
show the neighbors that ne has lost none
OF his ability In that line. The meeting
at S.l5.