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Show . Secret and Fraternal Societies Fraternal Brotherhood. Sogo Lily lodge No. 252 decided at Its last meeting to hold a candldnte party o-1 gtlier . H. Wright's residence at -o H street. Anyone luivinp candidates are requested to bring thern to tho above address on Tuesday evening at S p. m, when a pleasant and entertaining time Is arranged for. Plans wcrr- also arranged for the entertainment f the supreme vice president. Sister Eratna R. Ncldlg, who will meet with this lodge on Thursdav evening In the K. of C. hall and will Initiate a. class of candidates and make one of her Interesting addresses. Tho members of all other lodges are cordially cordial-ly lvlted to attend. Utah lodge No. 3C5 entertained and was entertained by Sister Emma A. Ncldlg on ilio night of the meeting on Wednesday Wednes-day March 29. There was a large attendance at-tendance both of the members of that odgo and of visiting members, there being be-ing also several from other states. Several Sev-eral were given tho Initiatory work bv Sister Ncldlg, after which an address o'f welcome was given by State Manager Brother lvlan Whitehead and Sister Neldig responded with an eloquent address ad-dress on the merits, purposes and growth of the Fraternal Brotherhood Tho members mem-bers of the lodge von' appropriately presented pre-sented to Sister Ncldlg a vcrv handsome pin made from the Utah stone, Brother Deason making tho presentation speech. Murray lodge No. 715 held an open meeting to greet Sister Neldig on Saturday Sat-urday evening at Fraternal hall, when a larg numbor of fricnd3 and visiting members wore present. A short programme pro-gramme was rendered, there being several sev-eral musical selections bv Sister Mau-son Mau-son and Mrs. F. M. McHugh. followed by a little play, "The Happy Pair." Sister Sis-ter Neldig then gave a talk, telling of her exporlences in tho work of the Fraternal Fra-ternal Brotherhood and of the good which sho had soon accomplished throughout all the jurisdiction. Ogden lodge is Initiating members every meeting night and is looking forward for-ward to Sister Ncldlg's visit next Friday. Fri-day. A large class Is promised. Tooele lodge and Garfield aro planning to give a. royal welcome to Sister Neldig and all members should be present and have their candidates ready for initiation initia-tion by the supreme vice president. Royal Highlanders. , Utah castle held another interesting session last Monday evening. Only one officer was absent, the second censor. Fair Lady Thatcher was present after a long absence due to sickness. Fair Lady Jessie Brooks transferred from tho cnstlo at. Teluride. Colo. Tho Midvalc firemen sent a vote of thanks to the drlil team for asslstanco at tho ball given recently. A prospective visit to Ogden ca-stlc was discussed. Clansman Wallace read an Interesting article on "Our Flag." It is expected that other members will assist In furnishing numbers num-bers for the good of the fraternity. The entertainment committee provided several sev-eral pounds of peanuts which were placed In a heap on tho secretary's desk and the members took turns guessing tho number of peanuts in the heap. These were afterward hidden and all joined In a mint for them. Tho prizes wero won bv Fair Lady Smith and her brother. The balance of the evening was spent eating the peanuts and talking of good times planned forv Tho entertainment this evening will be in charge of Fair Ladles Smith and Miller, which fact bespeaks be-speaks a grood time. All Royal Highlanders High-landers are invited. Meeting will be called to order at 8:15 p. m. Officers and members take notice. Modern Woodmen. Excelsion camp No. 10S92. M. W. A..-met A..-met last Tuesday evening in Its beautiful beauti-ful new lodge room. 1G1 Main, with a good attendance and every officer In his chair. Several visiting neighbors wero present from other cities and a cordial welcome was accorded them. Captain Webber and team from Great Salt Lake camp were up for a visit. There will ho no meeting on Tuesday ovenlng next. "Everybody goes to Ogden" Og-den" being the slogan for the evening. The trip is mado for tho purpose of presenting Ogden camp with tho prize banner which has been hold by Excelsior camp for over a year Train leaves at ;30 p. m. over tho Bamberger. Special rates have been secured for the camp boys. Captain Carter and his team of sixteen men will give Ogden camp a surprise. It Is desired that all members possible should make tho trip. Train returnB promptly at 11:30 p. m. All team boys aro requested to meet at the hall at 7 p. m. sharp to march to train with the banner. Several new Modern Woodmen Wood-men will bo added to the camp at tho next meeting. Maccabees. Banner hive No. 11. L. O. T. M.. will hold regular review at I. O. O. F. hall Tuesday, April 4, A good attendance Is desired, as this hive will go to Ogdon on April 7 and 8 to tho rally, and as many ladles as can are requested to attend. at-tend. Tho guards aro kindly requested to report for drill Monday at tho usual place. Lillian Holllstor hlvo No. 15. Ladles of the Maccabees, will hold regular review re-view In Eagles hall Thursday evening, April 6. All members are requested to bo present to make final arrangements to attend the grand rally at Ogden. Friday. Fri-day. April 7. It Is desired that as many members as possible attend this rally. Liberty hive No. 3 will hold regular review Thursday afternoon, April C, at 2:30 o'clock In K. of P. hall. All the ladles are urged to be present to prepare pre-pare for class Initiation to be held at Ogden, Friday. April 7. Members of the local lodge of Maccabees Mac-cabees Intend to Journey to Ogdon this week, where a big, rally is scheduled for April V and S. Rates aro to be given over tho Oregon Short Line and a good time is assured those who make the trip. The regular review of Salt. Lake Citv hive No. I will be held Wednesday evening, even-ing, when delegates for the national convention con-vention this summer will ho named. Tent No. 2 had a good attendance on last Thursday evening. After a splendid session the Joint committee of the two tents met to perfect plans for the entertainment en-tertainment of Supremo Commander Mackcy, who will be here on April 20. Besides a large class for the second and third degrees thorc will be a. programme rendered worth coming miles to see and hear. A full report will be given next week. Women of Woodcraft. Silver Maple clrclo No. 10S held a regular regu-lar meeting last Friday night in I. O. O. F. hall. All guards present. The Thimble club will meet with Mrs. Free at 155 North West Temple street, Thursday. Thurs-day. April 6. Warm Springs car. Silver Maple circle No. 10S decided last Friday night to meet April 21 in the Moose lodge rooms on West Temple street aJid allow the Maccabees to occupy their hall on that evening The thimble club will meet with Mrs. Free. 155 North West Temple slreol. Thursday afternoon. Neighbor Mae Tall entertained the circle with a spelling match. Mrs. Baer won first prize. Visitors from Laurenstlnus circle, Los Angeles. Cal.. were present and greeted with circle honors. Woodbine circle No. 11 held Its regular regu-lar meeting In I. O. O. F. hall March 30. all officers present. Thcro were visiting neighbors who were welcomed with tho clrclo honors. A motion was carried that Woodbine circle move to the Modern Woodmen hall at 1G1 South Main street, over Bamberger's coal office. Next Friday evening will be guards' drill night. Thcro will bo a special meeting called at 7 o'clock for special business and to Initiate candidates. All officers aro requested to be present, as tho guards must have tho hall at S o'clock. Tho card party has been postponed from Thursday. April 6, to Friday evening. April 14. -American Yeomen. At last Thursday's meeting of Homestead Home-stead No. 1132, Brotherhood of American Yeomen, tho applications of Julius C. Johanscn. Harry B. Young, Elliott E. Grow, Fred Schick. James Harmon, Sherman Sher-man Davis. Ferdinand H. Jarbuck, William Wil-liam Oreen Walker. Mr. and Mrs John Hamblen wero favorably voted on. Charles H. Haws and James C. Hollc-man Hollc-man were given the first degree. Next Thursday, April 6. there will be a class of twelve to be initiated. After the business busi-ness meeting a social tlmo was enjoyed by all present. All archers are requested request-ed to be present next Thursday to help with the work. Fraternal Union of America, Evergreen lodge No. 151 had another pleasant meeting last Monday, when six new applications for benefit membership were presented and balloted upon. Another An-other class will bo Initiated April 10. and all applications under the special low dispensation will he a thing of the past. The degree team will again get busy and make every effort to put up some good work at the meeting Monday next. On account of the many changes and remodeling of tho I. O. O. F. hall this month there will only be ono meeting, which will be on Monday noxt. Therefore. There-fore. It is hoped to .have a big crowd. G. A. B. G. A. R., James B. McKcan post. No. 1. will meet on Saturday night, April S. and it will be Interesting for all the comrades com-rades to bo In attendance at this mect- "George Tl. Maxwell W. TJ. C. will hold Its regular meeting Wednesday, April 5. at I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting members welcome. The ladies of Gordon clrclo No, 4, G. A U., will give a social at tho home of Mrs. J II. Murfltl, 071 Third avenue, Thursday evening, April 6. All G. A. R. assoclatfons arc cordially Invited. British Fraternal Society, The above society gave a grand benefit bene-fit concert Thursday In tho old Commercial Commer-cial building, South West Temple, on behalf of ono of their members. The attendanco was not as large as had been hoped for, but those present enjoyed a raro treat, Tho next meeting will be held on Thursday evening, April 13, and tho committee requests a full attendanco attend-anco of members, as a statement of affairs for tho last six months will bo given, and soveral othor matters of Importance Im-portance will be brought up. Loyal Americans. Salt Lake assembly No. 320 on Friday Fri-day evening. March 31. gave a surprise party to Citizen Earls and family. The assembly presented Cltizon Mllly Earls with a beautiful potted plant In full bloom. Tho evening wns spent In playing play-ing high five. W. F. Earls won the gentleman's gen-tleman's prlzo ami MIllv Earls won the lady's priao- H. Bogadal won tin- gentleman's gen-tleman's hoobv and Maiv Sconley won the lady's booby. After the games refreshments re-freshments wero served which consisted of cakes, coffee and fruit. I Eoyal Arcauum. The Roval Arcanum gave Us prc-Easler prc-Easler dance and reception for Its members mem-bers and invited guests Wcdncndny In tho council chambers at the Linden hotel, ho-tel, Tho programme was sta.rled with a brief address by John Q, Critchlow, past regent, and was followed by twelve dances and four musical numbers. Plenty of punch and cigars were on hand and a vory enjoyable tlmo was had by the large crowd which was In attendance. Improved Order of Kod Mon. Tho members of Washaklo tribe No. 1 met around the council lire last Monday night. A good attendanco was present. After tho routine work had been disposed of the team proceeded to practice tho drill of the adoption degree. Tho team Is Improving all tho time. Thcro will be more practice drill tonight. Eoyal Neighbors of America. Salt Lake Valley camp Xo. .1072 will meet this Thursday evening. Characters will wear white, as there wljl bo Initiation. Initia-tion. The thlmblo club has postponed its meeting until a week from Wednesday on account of siikncHs. The llooster.s' club mot last Thursday night ami gave a very pleasant entertainment. ioyal Order of Moose. The ladies' auxiliary of the Loyal Order Or-der of Moose will hold tholr regular mooting Monday evening, April :i, at tho Mooso clubroom, ;md, holng permanently perma-nently organized, an Invitation to all who wish to Join Is extended. Pytliian Sisters. TIcrmlon temple No. S. Pythian Sisters, will hold their regular meeting on Monday Mon-day afternoon. April 3. at the K. of V. hall, JiU Second East, at - o'clock. Ladies' Auxiliary, B. R. T. L. A. to B. R. T. will hold regular meeting In EurIcs hall April 7. Initiation. Initia-tion. All member? requested to come. Also visiting members. Foresters of America. Court Salt Lalto Xo. 1 will hold Ma regular meeting next Tucsdav ovonli April I. A large attendance Is expected. |
