The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-21

secret matters. The same was true of
the Daughters of Rebekah. Under the
long-established rule that officers are
elected by succession, strife and lodge
politics are eliminated. John Morley
of Eureka was raised to the exalted Of
fee of grand master of the state grand
lodge; Farley p. Christensen of Salt
Lake. deputy grand master; w. H.
Brereton of Provo. grand warden; Rev.
P. A. Simpkin, grand secretary; Ru-
dolph Keiser, Brigham City, grand
trustee, and DIR. F. c. StFaup, Bling
ham, grand representative. The grand
officers were installed at the afternoon
session by w. ]. Moore retiring grand
master
Grand Master Morley named the fol-
lowing grand lodge officers; Guy Lewis
of Richfield, grand marshal; William
Scott of Murray, grand conductor;
James Hughes of Stockton, guardian;
E. n. Jordan of Springville, grand her
aid; F. H. Cellventra of Highland,
chaplain, and John Beverage of Lehi,
grand messenger.
After the installation an hour was
given to cOngratulatory addresses.
Then the grand lodge session for the
year 1910 closed at $50 O'Clock last
evening, to meet again in Salt Lake
next April
A meeting of the Odd Fellows home
trustees viii be called in a few weeks
by Grand Master Morley to hear any
inducements Utah towns may offer for
the home.
The new officers Installed by the
Daughters of Rebekah are: Sarah
Brown of Stockton, president; Jennie
Bunkard of Park City, vice president;
Mary Z. Sudheimer of Salt Lake, war
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tary; Klttie Hines of Provo, treasurer.
Appointive officers were named as fol-
lows: Mrs. Lizzie Mackinson of Bling
ham, marshal; Mrs. Phoebe Davis of
Tooele, conductor; Mrs. Lura Rompf
OF Murray inside guardian; Mrs. Mar
tia kopman of Eureka outside guar
dian; Miss Rosa Stewart OF Sandy,
chaplain.
Committees Appointed.
Retiring Grand Master w. ]. Moore
yesterday appointed the following
standing committees for the ensuing
year:
Committee on Elections-C. A. Walk
er. w. o. Carbis. S: ]. wormdahl. lodge
No. 1.
Committee on Credentials-A. T. Nc
Came, lodge No. 1; w. S. Marks, No.
AZ; R. B. Quay, No. 40; Joseph Hughes,
No. So; ]. p. Curtain, No. 80.
Committee on Finance-Edward
Pearce, lodge No. l., w. L. Emery, No.
2; w. w. King, No. s; Roy Watrous,
No. 10; E. A. Bricker, No. 50.
Committee on Distribution-L E.
Hubbard, lodge No. 7; E. C. Baxter
No. 42; Joseph H. Nelson, No. 20; A. B.
Waldemar. No. 20; Joseph Treloar, No
81; Henry G.. Hayball, No. As; John
Brown. No. 10.
Committee on Appeals. ]. Thomas
chairman, lodge No. /; c. A. Walker
No. l; Ephraim Homer, No. IA A
Stuart, No II: Edward Pearce, No
Committee on Returns-George Ar
bogast, lodge No. 8; j. F. Hohde, No
45; Arthur Waller, No. q; Rudolph
Kaiser, No. As; Oscar Larson, No. IS
John R. Burton, No. 40; H Gail, No
AZ; A. Burrows, No. a.
State of the Order-Ephraim Homer
lodge No. IA; L. I. Nudge, No. 1 Rob-
ert Crosby, No. 81; Joseph Hughes, No
So; F. H. Cellventra, No. 81; Q. B
Kelly, No. 2; Grant Cowan, No. "a;
Charles McCleur, No. 40; Thomas
Brady, No. 20.
Committee on Rebekah-N. c. Price
lodge No. 2; II. E. Beebe, No. IA; F. A
Bradley, No. z; 7. w. Branson, No. As;
Henry Stage, No. 80; Frank Barrett
No. II; G. w. Bradford, No. 4; Farley