Show I SERET V V V SOCIETIESj It is the season of semiannual elections elec-tions among the Odd Fellows and the V J lodge halls have nightly been the scenes of friendly rivalry for the several V V sev-eral offices The attendance while large was not as groat as was anticipated antici-pated the officers elect so far as reported V ported have evidently been chosen from r J those most active in the work of the 1 V lodges and it will be noted by those V i acquainted thai several very important li t import-ant changes have occurred t1 A list of elected officers in all bodies of the order so far as they have f reached us is appended other reports will be made next week The several sev-eral bodes of the order have made god V V progress the pat week and the usual amount of degree work is reported it Those lodges which have candidates I f awaiting admission are anxious to < j complete the work before the July reports when a telling increase to the i membership is anticipated t The next prominent event that is being talked of among the fraternity Is the V ODD FELLOWS EXCURSION < which will be to Saltair beach on Thursday June 25 The Salt Lake subordinate and Rebekah lodges have a general committee of twentyfive active ac-tive members of the order at work and much of the preliminary work has already been done and it is exoeotod that at a meeting to be held tomorrow V V night that part will be finished The committees so far as announced are AmusementsBrothers J F BOBP L M Peterson and M Beinheisel Sisters Alma Fisher and M M Sawin t Tickets Brother C A Lowe H A Greenep and J G Souther Sisters Eva Darke Lena M Tretheway and Carrie Coker V Advertising and PrIntingBrothers B W E Jennens J 31 Hayes and William M Owen Transportation Brothers B W E Jemens A Stiefel and li A Greenep There are going to be sports and prizes ad libitum and as far as considered con-sidered many new and novel features will be in order One of the attractions attrac-tions spoken of will be a wedding the prize for which will be of value Another An-other drawing card will be the presentation pre-sentation of a gold watch to the lucky holder of a certain numbered ticket V The other amusements fur the younger people are receiving consideration and a large amount has been appropriated for the purchase of presents The boat Talula has been engaged and for the VV F date set apart the order will own beautiful Saltair The Saltair Beach company have made many improvements at the resort re-sort and there are now five open spaces outside the pavilion which are under shade and will be just the place for the fun of the afternoon Full particulars par-ticulars will soon appear through the press and elsewhere I CITY ELECTIONS The elections in the city lodges resulted re-sulted as follows Utah lodge No Ix G L B Moore V G J W Haines Sec William J Moore Tr E A Harterstein Trustee V J J Thomas I Salt Lake lode No 2 N1 G John I W Sugden V G William M Staples Sta-ples Sec William McGilvray Tr j I William K Eunne Trustee J P Gardner Gard-ner Jordan Lodge No 3N G Thomas j J Nolton V G William J Grimsdell i Jr secretary S G Printon treasurer Thomas Tatkins trustee John T j Buckle Ridgely Lodge No 9N G F G I V Carthy V G M Bernhisel secretary V James Kelly treasurer Dr S Ewing trustee J C Trethewey I Enterprise Lodge No 15N G C I E Erickson V G Leon Dalaney secretary William M Elliott treasurer treas-urer B D Blackmarr trustee J M V Breeze I I Fidelity Lodge No 17X G S W Hutchins V G Jones secretary J C Smith treasurer J F Boes trustee I trus-tee J G Souther I Mystic Lodge No 221 G John T Axton V G L S Besley recording secretary R A Greenep treasurer W C Campbell trustee Professor B I Cummings I I Moriam Rsbekah Lodge No 5X I G Mrs AnnI F Elliott V G Mrs Carrie Virden recording secretary Mrs Strong treasurer Mrs Plant trustee < Mrs Alma Fisher Ester Rebekah Lodge No 8N G Mrs Lottie M Higley V G Mrs Lena M Trethewey recording secretary secre-tary Dr Luella P Miles treasurer I Miss Hodges trustee Miss May Smith Oquirrh Encampment No 1c P J P Gardner H P Ira J Strayer S W Charles A Stain J W S C B Marshal scribe B W E Jennens I treasurer John J Thomas trustee William J Moore ELECTIONS ELSEWHERE Ogden Lodge No 5N G C J Humphrlss V G J H Carter secretary secre-tary A J Anderson treasurer A A Sumner trustee Henry Kissell I Progress Lodge No IS Ogden N I j G Charles Jay V G B F Garr secretary I sec-retary F R Christenson treasurer I I Alfred Folker VV V Park City Lodge Xo iNo G Francis I Fran-cis Schuyler V G William Kneal I secretary Henry W Hanman treasurer I treas-urer F A McCarthy trustee Henry WeIst I Sandy Lodge No ix G E Hart vicksen V G T E Anderberg secretary sec-retary H P Johnson treasurer C H I Cushing trustees C Triptow and J W Gushing Bingham Lodge No loK G Gus Gabriel V G J X Scott secretary George E Lee treasurer C H Roberts Rob-erts trustee A Kolander V Mercur Lodge No 25N G E H Darling V G Ben L Schwab secretary sec-retary R W Watt treasurer W T McFarland trustees H E Whipple James P Russell and Monroe Bush Provo Lodge No 4N G W H Brer ton VG James Sutherland secretary sec-retary George R Stoney treasurer Newel Knight trustee J W McAdam Eureka Lodge No lN G J J Pape V G W B Knight recording secretary John Leach treasurer Charles Hanks trustee Ed Pike Nephi Lodge No 16N G Fred So reason V G Branch Young recording record-ing secretary Charles Dowd tre surer V V s-urer A T McCanne trustee R M Scott V GENERAL NOTES About fifteen memberselect of Mystic lodge No 22 will be admitted by Initiation tonight V V V V It appears that the next lodge of Odd Fellows will be nt Lehi Grand Master Buckle with other Grand lodge officers will be at that point tonight Another mystery was solved in Mystic lodge the other night Brother Wright named his paper Our Goat < from a cue given him in witnessing the performances of the lodges butter The editor was there last Monday night and captured an ad Salt Lake lodge No2 initiated one candidate last Friday night and received re-ceived an application for membership Enterprise lodge No 15 had work in the second degree on Wednesday night the same being conferred on two members Fidelity lodge No 17 on V Friday night made a fraternal visit to No 2 and assisted in the initiation ceremonies cere-monies V There was a large vote cast in Utah lodge No 1 on Wednesday night and two marked changes in officers noticed Miriam and Ester Rebekah lodges do not make any reports of degree works The electionsof officers were of m 6tntcrest toth sisters NaomI lodge No1 will elect officers next Saturday Sat-urday The regular monthly meeting V of the V V V V V V V a L V 1 library committee occurs tomorrow night A chairman will beelected in place of Brother W S Gf sy whose absence from the city caused him to resign t V Grand Secretary Moore expects to I I visit Coalville within a few days in anticipation of the formation of a V lodge of Odd Fellows in that city 1 I IiI hIJtlC of Pythias The past week has been one of social pleasure among the Py hians of Utah The two most important events of the week were the receptions tendered by Calanthe No 5 Rocky Mountain No3 and Ivy Tempte Rathbone sisters Calanthe Monday night gave a reception recep-tion and at least one hundred and fifty people were present The progrmme was an excellent one in every way The main feature of the evening was the address by theRe the-Re Adelbert L Hudson on Am I My Brothers Keeper V The full programme was as follows Overture La Gaz a Laclia Ro sin Orchestra Address WR Hutchinson Echoes of the Metropolitan Opera House u Theo Moses Orchestra Baritone solo Only In Dreams 0 Abell Overture Romanticfeler Bela Orchestra Soprano solo selected Miss B Shaw I Address Am I My Brothers Keeper Rev A L Hudson I Tenor solo selectedJ A Graham The orchestra was under the able I lcdership of Mr Anton Pederson Light refreshments were served after the programme concluded On Tuesday night Myrtle lodge met II and initiated Harry William Tuttel and C W Brown The meeting was well I attended and was a very enjoyable one oneMonitor Monitor lodge met and had four candidates can-didates for the rank of esquire namely Messrs Olsen McKenna McCarty and Halse I Thursday night brought forward an i other bnl iant reception tendered by I the old standby Rocky Mountain No 3 I was well attended and each piece i on the programme was well rendered J and deserving of credit I j The programme was a flows Address of welcome by 1 u C C J McCallum 4 I1cCal Solo y Frank King I Recitation Ernest Faithful Duet Mr Meakin J Gerty Oakey and V J Russell I Address byJudge J M Breeze Song Miss Ella Deer I RecUatlonMiss Blanche Thomas < Piano soloMiss Stella Barton Address by G C John P Meakin Refreshments were served which added ad-ded to the pleasure of the evening ZIon lodge No 12 convened a usual particular business was transacted I V EXCURSION TO SALTAIR i On the 18th of this month the Knights I of Pythias will give an excursion to J the above named beautiful place Special j Spe-cial rates have been procured and a i large delegation of brothers is expected in from Lehi Castle Gate Ogden j I Park City and other points V TheK of P uniformed bad will be I out inlul force and discourse sweet strains of music V A O U W The electon of officers for the ensuing ensu-ing term at Eagle Gate lodge No 10 on Wednesday evening last resulted as follows M W R A Hasbrouck F William McMillan 0 J E Busby recorder W W W Macintosh financier S Barke receiver R Papworth trustee J G McAllister medical examiner R A TJasbiouck The meet ng was the largest attended for a day one No 10 has seen many there were present eight P 11 W namely Brothers Darke Collins I Brown Everill Evans Gallagher Mackintosh Kelley No 10 is the only lodge in the city whose officers have discarded the ritual ual altogether and the officers just elected are thoroughly competent for doing without i The second degree I was conferred upon four candidates and the first on two Applications for membership from two gentlemen were received No 10 still leads in member shir and a visit to one of its meetings meet-ings would impress a stranger that it was a consDlidated meeting of all the lodges Brother William Spier who has been absent for the past three weeks on account ac-count of Illness in his family was present pres-ent last Wednesday and at his old post of duty Brothers Barrows McAllister and L W Peterson were appointed a committee com-mittee to decorate the late Brother Burtons grave with flowers every member of No 10 donating a small plant Among the visitors attending were P 1 W Collins Brothers Price Evans Mower and Wright Brother Everill whose business prevented his attending the meeting for the past three months was present and made a few pleasant remarks Brother Price extended a cordial invitation in behalf of No 15 to No 10 to attend their reception re-ception on Monday evening next A more efficient officer than Brother McQuarrie has never presided over a meeting of No 10 and it is hoped someday some-day Sn the future will again find him an officer of the lodge Brother R A Hasbrouck is too well known to need much mention He is the most popular popu-lar officer In the lodge and his vote was unanimous for 11 W No 10s entertainment committee have got their heads together and it is only a auestion of a short time when a social will be in order The election of officers of Temple lodge No 15 resulted as follows M W John Farrington F Alex Brown O Brother Clay financier Brother Teasdel recorder Brother Gray Brother Farrington has filled theM the-M Ws char before during the absence ab-sence of Brother Hicks and his proved I himself thoroughly qualified to fill that important position Brother Brown is also an excellent I officer and No 15 can congratulate itself upon securing such brothers as these at its head Their reception on II Monday evening next will undoubtedly oa grand success as no Din feave ben spared to reach that end Brothers I Broth-ers Price and Teasdel who compose the entertainment committee have worked work-ed hard and faithfully and should be complimented for their good work Every workman in the city come and bring your wife or sweetheart and you are assured good time Salt Lake Valley lodge No 12 lost Thursday evening kept up its reputation reputa-tion for fast growth by initiating two I new candidates into the mysteries of the order with two or three more for next meeting night They also elected I their hew officers to serve from July 1 to Dec 13 of this year They had also some interesting talk from several visiting 1 visi-ting brothers There is a time in the I near future promised in this lodge of a series of socials and V a general gathering I families gath-ering together ofth brothers and their i fam1esKni Knights of the Maccabees The result of the election in the local tent of this order last Tuesday night is a follows Sir KnIght commander Hoopes Sir Knight lieutenantcommand I er Dr JennIson Sir Knight sergeant 1 Watrous Sir Knight chaplain Brooks Sir Knight record keeper Killeen Sir I Knight finance keeper Halloran Sir Knight master of arms Bayslnger Sir I Knight first master of the guards Service Ser-vice Sir Knight second master of the guards Myers Sir Knight sentinel sentnel 1 Fackleman and Sir Knight picket l Franke Dr Jennlson was recommended for appointment a Dr Hanchets assistant I as-sistant local examiner I At the election held in Old Reliable tent I at Bingham canyon last Wednesday I night resulted as follows Fred Richards Sir Knight past commander John Butter t Sir Knight commander SL M Beaver V Sir Knight lieutenantcommander Joseph I Lerwlll Sir Knight record keeper John V 4 I Dahlen Sir Knight finance keeper G H Moore Sir Knight chaplain Peter Ferguson j Fergu-son Sir Knight sergeant J Jimpson jr V V 1 > i < x Sir Knight master at arms J McLaugli lin Sir Knight first mater lCIueh1 guards J Jimpson sr Sir Knight se ond master of the guards F LaGrange Sir Knight sentinel and J H Shelly Sir I Knight picket It is understood that Old Reliable tent I No 5 is preparing to give a public ball in the interest of the order at that place They have appointed committees whose names will assure success I 1 Elsewhere in this state the order is doing well A gentleman is expected wel genteman here in a few days from Oregon to take i 1 charge of Utah in the interest of the Maccabees He comes highly recommended i i recom-mended as a member of the order in that state and as a gentleman of experience and culture and the order is expected to I profit very much from his labors here I 1 A fine new tent was Instituted at WhiteHall White-Hall Mont last Wednesday night one I week ago with thirty charter members I The state organizer Sir Knight James is orgnizer I now in Great Palls where he will soon organIze another tent Sir Knight Sanders of Idaho reports anew a-new tent at Wardner and two more to follow at Gem and Burke in a few days folow Knight Tattersall is laboring at Tatersal Rawlins where he will soon get a tent on its feet The work is progressing well in New Mexico and Arizona under the special care Meico Sir Knight A S Knapp D S Cat II C-at Albuquerque V Ilutlilionc Sisters I Ivy temple did itself proud last I Saturday night on the occasion of their entertainment which proved one of the I most successful secret society events of the season The sisters took somewhat I of departure substituting a most a new substtutng excellent musical and literary prI gramme instead of cards which have I I been so popular during the winter season sea-son The change proved a good one for every chair in the new and commodious Castle hall was occupied I Following the literary and musical exercises the guests were Slc1 sumptuous repast the banquet hal where a past was served The floral decorations were handsome and such as are seldom sel-dom seen on such occasions In the center of the table was a pyramid tl I flowers of artistic design and emblematic emblem-atic of the host Ivy temple In the center of the pyramid were four circles of roses of different kinds representing I the colors of the temple white blue yellow and red The whole was entwined en-twined with ivy symbolizing the name of the temple V V I i This niece of art was the work of Mrs J H Jones Ivy temples most excellent chief Mrs Jones was highly complimented on the artistic floral decoration as well as the charming manner in which she looked after the wants of the guests There was nothing lacking from the time one entered en-tered the hall until he took his departure depar-ture The Rathbone sisters know how to entertain friends especially when guided by a hand so trained as Mrs Jones The programme was carried out InV V detail and was replete with excellent selections I was a follows Music Autoharp and Guitar club DuetMrs F I Schultze and Mrs Marriott Recitation The Dead Doll Miss Inez Taylor Vocal solo Miss Emma Grimsdell accompanied by Mrs Edith Fuller Duncan Recitation Childrens Hour Master Mas-ter Albert James Violin solo Miss Edith Ford Edward Recitation W Midgley The Irish Philosopher Vpcal soloPast and Future Miss Mary Price Music Mandolin and Guitar club Quartette Poor Little Nellie Masters Mas-ters Nate Lewis Hort Ryan Will Lun non and Victor Stewart Solo by requestOnly One Girl For Me Miss Mary Price Music Autoharp and Guitar Song Mrs F M Schultze Recitation Larious Groclkms Fly i16 Machine E W Midgley Home Forum Home Forum No COS held a short business busi-ness session on Friday evening in their new quarters in the Odd Fellows temple I on Market street Three applications for membership were received when the meeting adjourned In conseauence of the regular monthly social previously announced an-nounced to take place The heavy rain storm that set in about dark deterred many from attending al though a goodly number were present to participate in the evenings enjoyment The chief attraction was progressive high five followed by Ice cream and cake in the banquet hal and even the inclement inclem-ent weather was powerless to dampen the spirits of those present Messrs Keyes and Arnold and Mrs Strong were the winners of the prizes Woodmen of tile World A very interesting ceremony took place I yesterday afternoon at Mount Olivet cemetery cem-etery under the auspices of this order 1 I was the unveiling of the monument at the grave of the late Lester H Graves Neighbor Graves who was a valued and much respected member of the order was born on January 13 iSIS and departed depart-ed this life on October 21 1895 The brothers erected a beautiful monument monu-ment to his memory at his last resting I place and yesterday the ceremony of unveiling took place In the presence of a large assemblage The brothers met at their forest in the Odd Fellows temple and headed by a band marched to the I corner of Second East and Socbnd South streets where they and a large number of the general public boarded Street cars and rode to the cemetery The ceremonies were in accordance with the ritual and were exceedingly impressive I im-pressive Professor John P Meakin delivered de-livered the oration I was short but i was most excellent fitting tribute to I the memory of the deceased and helpful land l-and encouraging to the listeners Mr I Meakin concluded with an exceedingly touching recitation of the piece Earnest Faithful The dJeetg g was a masterpiece and was spoken so feelingly feel-ingly that the listeners were visibly affected af-fected thereby The Woodmen have sent out invitations to a social for Thursday evening next at the Odd Fellows temple on Market streot The chips will commence t fly at I 8 oclock sharp |