The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-19
MANY ODD FELLOWS
VISITING SALT LAKE
They Are Here to Attend the
Meeting of the Grand
Lodge.
Continued Prom Page one.

The report of Rudolph Kaiser. grand
sS or sg. SnS%ed receipts ShSS for the N'
S5lS5. Warrants on the treosu were
Issued 10 the extent OF sS27S2S for ne
year. leaving on hand April L., lo1l.
s227S.77. Reports from Edward fearce
and f. r.. Slraup grand representatives..
were heard with favor 10y the delegates.
Among the. committees appointed Was
the list OF officers TO be presented for
service for the coming year. There Is
lttle doubt but that The committee VIII
officers AS follows; Grand master Par
icy l.. Christensen. deputy grand master.
W. n. Ercreton; grand warden. w. |.
SNYDER, grand secretary: p 4 Simpkin; r,I,;
naming of grand representatives VIII also
he n part of the work of tho elections
committee. These must be chosen from
the ranks OF the past grand masters.
Following the general report of ofu-
GERS snd district deputies the reports
we're referred TO the committee on dis
iribution.
At the morning session Tuesday eighty
past grand masters Of the order were
made members of the grand lodge. &C
cording to the distributton Of delegates
these members arc qualified To SIT III
grand lodge sessions.
Session Committees.
Session committees as follows were ap;,
pointed Tuesday morning by Grand
Elec,ions-C. a. Walker, /; |, Nudge
w. w. King, s; r. Gee; II = Coil; os,or
A. ''cah Game, j. + HAL Hail. J. NJ, Nelson.
Crcdentiats--A r. McCsnne Q. r..
Kelly. f. l., Boardman. j. d. McCariy,
a. Waller
distributions. L. Hubbard. A. r.
Waldemar, j. Trejoar. @. F.. Anes. Alma
Jones, z. c. Logan. Alma Francon. John
Staley
Appeals ]. Thomas, e. a WALKER,
c-nE, A
Rcturns-George Aroogast, Oscar Lar
son, John Barton. George crockeu q
King. H. W. Zenor' James McseM, w
B, Mitchell. j: S. Cooper. f W. Fihe-
ley Sot;,.N M Eish5urn; 3D. a. snGhanan' haamn
A Broadlcy, S, Ienser c. Hiss, George
Rennie. d, ], Cook. p. Ford. James
Cough.
gies. c. F. Parry. L. H o'eson, N.
Rockwell. G. l.. Denton. r, r. BeaGley.
George Fisher.
Grand masters report-A. Rogers. G,
/. Denton. Fred Mackereil. W. w Jones
LegIsiation-H. c. wardleish. A. 7.
McCanne. W. j Moore, J., c. Brown, =.
I. Mitchell; j; Trrcloar, D, J, Cook. H..
Mileage and per dIem-J. II. HornunG,
7. ]. Wilson. r. a. Thursood, Thomas
Cupit, A. j Gushing. R. r; Snedden, T,
Dickson. ] w. ST. Clair. j ii. Westo-
Correspondence-a. F. Evans, VIII
liam Young. J. II. Renny. James Waller,
WAYS and means-F. Straup, w. o.
ii. P Nord berg, a, Erickson, j. H.
Couch, Charles Mcclure.
JudiciaryME D. Hoge, w o. csrhis'
+ E, E EeeSs Rn9saTd ~ sEgaE; ginESrd E. B Kelly
Thanks-Robert Crosby, l.. H. oleson.
James Harper. John Yates, Lee Fclteo.
o: Larson. P: Ford
Necrology-M. j: Hersey. Nils Larsen.
C.. r. Parry. Charles Trane. b. Y. Rob-
inson. A. Wetherstrom, George Crockett.
J. w. Ball.
custodians of the secret work-w, w,
Bowling. l.. E, Nelson: George Collier
gram.
Afternoon Session.
The Tuesday afternoon session lasted
from o'clock till ; and a considerable
amount OF routine business was trans
acted. Among the matters that came
up was that OF an Odd Fellows home
for the state, proposition made By
the people OF Tooelc was discussed and,
10 the proposition. TO make donation
for The home, the lodge voted IL down
AS not being what is wanted at this
time. AS one member expressed il: The
offer had too many strings tied to IT.
According TO the plans OF tho sessions,
most OF the business to come before the
meeting will be disposed OF Wednesdays
and Thursday in order to entertain John
B., Cockrum. grand sire OF the supreme
lodge. Friday and Saturday, He will ar
rive Friday morning and be the guest
subordinate lodges His entertainment
will consist of a trip over the city, 10
Bingham. and recital in the tabernacle
On FRIDAY night an Informal public re- re-
New Grand hotel. Saturday he will sd"
dress the meetings and Saturday night
al the Colonial theater, will be held the
exercises attending the anniversary ol
the foundation OF the order, Mr. Cock
rum will deliver the principal address al
! this meeting.
visit Salt Lake two days this week Is al,
attorney OF indianapolis. He has beer
affiliated with odd Fellowship for q
OF Of orger ssns s EapSy @ss IN mas
era nd master OF the Indiana lodges of tho
| Independent Order OF Odd Fellows whilt
young man and from that time on his
work in the order placed him In line OF
promotion. and at the last session of tho
| supreme lodge he was elected to the
highest office in the gift of Odd Fellow
ship.
| The Tuesday afternoon session ended
the work OF the con, cntion proper unit
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Rebekahs in Session.
Delegates from the Rebekah lodges o.
| the state are IN Salt Lake TO attend thu
| annual assembly, which convened Tues
| day morning at 10 O'Clock, The closlni
session OF this meeting will be held Wed
nesday night when the degree OF chivalr.
will be conferred, To which tho genera
Il public is invited.
Fifty delegates besides the state officer
attended the sessions Tuesday. whicI
II were given over TO business conncctei
with the order. Following tho meet
ing Tuesday night banquet was serve
by the Sail Lake Rebekahs 10 the out
of-town delegates. The officers i
charge of this meeting will reinquis
their places Wednesday, when com
mit,ec appointed on nominations will re
port.
Tile present officers arc Mrs. sara
Brown. Salt Lake. president; Jenni
Bnkerd. Park City. vice president. Mar
Sudheimer warden: Clara I. Moore. sal
Lake. secretary; kittio Hines, Prove
treasurer.
In tho report given TUESDAY afternoo
| by verlous officers and members {
\ charge Of certain phases OF the work c
the orde, In the state II WAS shown tha
/ IL Is In flourishing condition.
Evening Meetings
HI Various lodge meetings were held Tues
| day night in the halls in the Odd Eel
4 lows building. The Muskovites had