Show DODGALLGHOE8BKCK A Splendid Wedding at which many Salt Lake Guests were Present The society event of Thanksgiving week at Springville was that ever pleasant oc curonco of a marriage and many friends were in attendance from this city us also from Provo The contracting parties were Miss Rhoda daughter of W H Groesbeck and Mr Hugh M Dougall jr The ceremony took place in the spacious parlors of the residence of the brides father which were most handsomely decorated with smilax and crysantbemums In the center was hung a large wish boneIn flowers under which the bridal party stood The brides gown was of white faille francaiso en train trimmed in silk passa mentene and point lace Corsage bouquet of white rosebuds with seine in huir Satin slippers to match costumes and topaz to-paz ornaments The bridesmaids were Miss Kittie Dou gal in pale lemon colored crepe do chine ostrich leather trimmings natural flowers Miss Cora Groesbeck India silk ostrich feather trimmings and natural flowers and Miss Alollio Groesbeck India silk ostrich os-trich feather trimmings and natural flowers The groom and tho groomsman G S Wood were attired in conventional black Brides mother blak silk and lace with diamond ornaments Grooms mother pearl grey silk diamoud ornaments A partial list of those present comprises I the loilowing From Salt LakeGovernor Thomas and daughter Mr and Mrs W B I Dougall Mr John A Groesbeck Mr and Mrs John H Groesbeck Will Groesbeck I Frank Groesbeck Mr and Mrs S S i Groesbeck Mr and Mrs H C Heich Mrs I I Fred Clawsoq Miss Nellie Groesbeck Miss Edith Dinwoody Sheriff and Mrs Burt W B Dougall jr and S P Smyth From Provo were Dr and Mrs Pike Dr I and Mrs Shores Miss Dora Davis Frank Olsen and Herman Martin From Center t ville Mr and Mrs George Chase W I Steeper and Miss Kate Chase Mawassa I I I Colo Miss Sarah Smith Castilla Springs Mrs and Miss Southworth Springvillo I was represented in addition to the relatives j j rela-tives of the contradting parties by Mayor and Mrs Deal Mr and Mrs Milan Packard Pack-ard Bishop and MrsPacknrd Mr and Mrs J P H Boyer Mr and Mrs J F Bring hurst Mr arid Mrs A L Haymond Mr and Mrs N L Packard Mr and Mrs E < J Yard P M Deal Miss Christie Blanchard Blanch-ard David and Sophie Packard Mrs and 1ls3 HOU1Z Miss Nellie Kerr Mrs Mil ler Mrs S Sanford and Mr and Mrs J I E Hal t 1 At the conclusion of the reception a 1 most elegant banquet was served in the spacious dining hall under the management ment of caterer Ball and a corps of assistants assist-ants from Salt Lake I j The presents were numerous and ole i gant among them being a beautiful set of i pearlhandled silver knives forks and I teaspoons from John and Hyrum Groes beck set teaspoons sugar spoon and butter but-ter knife from Mrs Horrocks grandmother I of the groom goldlined pickle fork and L sugar spoon Mr and Mrs Burt I onyx clock Mr and Mrs Will L Groesbeck antique oak bedroom I sit father of bride trickla fork sugar dud cream spoon gold aud silver engraved en-graved Mr and Mrs W B Dougall orange and blue plush workbox and jewel case Mrs C M Groesbeck gold lined silver napkin rings Bishop Packard and silver nut bowJ Dr and Mrs Pim and Dr and Mrs Shores two wife carving set Mr and Mrs Heich halt dozen silver teaspoons and sugar spoon Mr and Mm Fred Clawson silver cake basket Wlby and Hughie Dougall silver butter dish Mr and Mrs JE Hal ice cream spoon Mr and Mrs Geo Harrison sugar and cream spoon Mr and Mrs J 1 A Moreland silver and cut glass pickle cas tO Miss Nettle Kerr cut glass cordial set Mr and Mrs N L Packard hanging lamp G S Wood and Miss Kit Dougall butter knife sugar spoon and fruit knives Mr and Mrs W G Alexander pickle castor David nnd Sophie Packard pearl card case S P Smyth copy of Holmes Frank Olsen copy of Lucille Herman Martin china teteatete tea sot Mr and Mrs R A Deal cracker dish Mr and Mrs E J Yard table cloth and nupkins Will Groosbeck jr and Edith Dinwoodoy I cut glass wine set Mr and Mrs Packard salad dish C D Evans water set and tray P M Deal and Christie Blanchard I carving set Nohio Groosbock and Charles Cowan two lamps Frank and Jesse Groesbeck sauce dish Mr and Mrs P H Boyer i vases Mr and Mrs A L Hay mond brush case and mirror Abbie Grossbeck box handkerchiefs Mrs and Miss Southworth water set f toothpick holder Barney Dougall carving sot flat irons with inscription on card may there never bo a wrinkle in your life that these irons will not smooth set topaz a family heirloom mother of groom 50 in gold coin groom to bride cup and saucer Judge Tones and wife and a beautiful footstool for the bride of everlasting ever-lasting flowers with initials Miss T homas Secret Societies With tho Free Masons last week was a quiet one I Argenta lodge met on Monday evening and initiated one candidate into tho fellow craft decree On Friday the commandry conferred the Knight Templars degree on Brother Fred Green There was a fair attendance and an interesting session The Nobles of El Kalah Temple have telegraphed to the various zoological gardens gar-dens of the country for a supply of camels for their contemplated trip across the burning burn-ing sands of the northwest to tho capita city of our sister state of Idaho I they are successful in the dromedary arrangement arrange-ment the trip will be a go i o o F This order commenced with the Social club entertainment on Monday evening which was remarkably well attended and enjoyed by all present The next enter tainmentof the club will be a ball on the evening of Monday December 8th Jordan lodges regular meeting time fell on the same evening as the entertainment by the club and the lodge thereforedid no work but opened and closed so that the members might attend the club entertainment entertain-ment Fidelity met as usual on Friday even ingand l Initiated one candidate into the mysteries mys-teries of the order There was a large attendance at-tendance and the new floor work was first used by toe lodge this being the first time i was brought into use in this territory It worked very well and is liked by all the members There were several visiting brethren present > and some interesting speeches were made by Past Grands Hogo Elliott Whitely Brother W H Wood and others Other business was transacted and tho secretary was instructed to publish in the Salt Lake Dally HERALD the card of the lodge for the term of one year Next Tuesday Tues-day will be held the election of lodge offi cers for the ensuing year A large attendance at-tendance of members i specially requested re-quested Enterprise No 15 met on Wednesday evening Three candidates received the initatory degree the new floor work being used on the occasion Enterprise was only one day behind Fidelity in the time of its adoption of the new work Some visiting visit-ing brethren were present and an interesting interest-ing time was reported Enterprise suffered the loss by death of one of its members Brother A St John on Thursday Thurs-day morning The brother was accorded an Odd Fellows funeral the particulars of which havo been already reported in THE HERALD He was much respected by his follow members and will be missed from his place in the lodge Unity Encampment had a regular field night last Tuesday evening Twenty candidates candi-dates were initiated into the organization so it is easy to imagine what an amount of workhad to performed The initiation fee had been cut in two by a special dispensation dispensa-tion which partly accounts for the rush on that particular evening The Encampment is gaining very rapidly and will soon be avery a-very powerful organization Ridgely lodge had a very nice meeting on Wednesday evening and put one candidate through the second degree There was a good attendance The meetings of Ridgely lodge are always very pleasant there is I brotheriy feeling and some indescribable influence which gives the lodge a homelike air which is very fascinating Salt Lake lodge met on Friday evening There was no degree work but routine business and an interesting session generally gener-ally was tad Naomi Rbekah Lodge met last evening and as it was their regular degree night around a-round dozen candidates presented themselves them-selves and were duly initiated into the mysteries of tho order The ladies had lots of hard work and the session was along a-long one The I O O F social club are contemplating contem-plating giving a grand ball in the near future for the benefit of the two Rebekah Lodges Miriam and Naomi The ball will be a grand affair and no effort will be spared to make it one of the chief events of the season The officers of the Grand Lodge will shortly make an official fraternal visit to Olive branch lodge No S at Park City THE SONS OF ST GEORGE This order held its usual meeting on Wednesday evening There was a large attendance and two now members were received re-ceived into the order The remainder of the evening was spent in making up tho programme for the public social to be given next Wednesday evening The new officers which were elected at the meeting on the previous Wednesday will not be installed on the evening of the social but the ceremony cere-mony will take place at the meeting to beheld be-held on December 9 Following is the programme for the sociable so-ciable Overture u Quadrille band Song Mr Buslinger tfing i irr W Gill Mills Duet Cornet Solo Miss May Margetts INTERMiSSION Overture n Band Duet Messrs Elliott and James Recitation Ir W Brown Song Miss Chrlssle Larsen Remarks on the orderMr W Scholleld TEMPLE OF HONOH The order of the Temple of Honor meets every Thursday eveuintr In the Temple of Honor hall over the Deseret bank The officers are G H Knowlden H D Folsom Fol-som James Peacock and W B Woods This order was instituted in 1S45 A requisite re-quisite for membership is that applicants shall be of good moral character and of fair in the community They must repute acknowledge ac-knowledge their accountability to God and are pledged to total abstinence from all intoxicating in-toxicating liquors Templars of Honor are also pledged to fraternity to do their brethren breth-ren no injury in fortune or fame It is their bounden duty to aid and protect their brethren relieving their wants sharing their dangers getting them a good name and clearing it of slander The order is Increasing in-creasing in Salt Lake city and is doing 1 good work There is also a life insurance system which enables members to insure at a small cost STAR OF BETHLEHEM A meeting open to the public will behold be-hold tomorrow evening at Plummers hall CO West Second South street to institute insti-tute lodge of this order for Salt Lake city There are already about forty charter < members mem-bers enrolled and both ladies and gentlemen gentle-men are invited to attend the first meeting A particular feature of this order is that I admits ladies to equal membership and privileges with men and alo permits them to hold any office in the order This should make it popular with the fair sex I THE P o s OF A This order had arranged for a public I musical and literary entertainment for Friday evening instead of tie usual biweekly bi-weekly lecture but owing to the sad death of Captain Parker one of their members the entertainment was postponed post-poned for one week It will therefore take place next Friday December 4th The funeral services of the Captain will be conducted by Camp No5 P O S of Ain A-in conjunction with Jordan Lodge No3 I O O F The funeral will take placo today to-day at 1 A M from 252 East Second South s street KNIGHTS OF PITHIAS Calantho Lodge had a firstrate meeting on Monday evening The first and third ranks were conferred on two candidates and a variety of routine business transacted trans-acted Myrtle Lodge met as usual on Tuesday evening and conferred the pages rank on two candidates |