| Show ANTE ROOTIr EOllOES h > > i a t i INSTAlLlloN < QROEFlCER HE > t < 07 1LUU ii J1L tSOIG CJtQL 1 I 1 1f 2 < > i l J 11 J t rue Otht I chews AJut1t LI IIiIIIW411 j lairiIlaee < oai Friday VCfLiZIg1 L t l XextiWqrk Amorijr the KRJgh4M lIO Pythias The Select ICtIls 1 J I ofc tlieX O tftv GJfi i4ranL Hall IiRigl1I I1ti < r > t a J i The feature In the STasenic rder last weeli was the installation iif f fleers whb will conduct the iii h t the several lodges for the neaL sonic year commencing ton ISti Johns I Day Dec 27 V f t C ounfora h lodge commencie I we k with M their installations < ihMon > f day evening Will Lynch IsvThVnew i wdrshipful master The names ofthe i other officers have already been published pub-lished in The H rald After ttie cere monIes a banquet was spread and a 1 jovial time enjoyed by the iiemr < ers < acid the visitors V OK Wednesday evening Ujku Chapter No 1 installed the tToJloWngr John C Budds M E HP W B Holland 1C Adolph Andersort FjiiJbfr Harwood UL Gushing C 1IT SI D Jones R A C C F Dalbsrg Ml Third V John H Woodman Id Second Sec-ond VA F Wey MrFlrst v J T 5Q Ilift chaplain Altl GiaYit treasurer HL C Phillips secretary J jirod Corker Cork-er sentinel t The installation ceremonies vere conducted by P M E JHf PJ3erjnann Hill assisted by G VL Ji B Smith After labor the brethren partook qi t refreshments re-freshments in the banqueting hall and the proceedings lasted till 1 0 clock 4n the morning Speeches by members and visitors from other idiapCers was a prominent feature of the eveniu The Commandery Thu sJay evening even-ing installed the following ctlicers A M Grant eminent C conamtnter Oscar Groshell Gen rallissimo S D Evans captain general W B Holland Hol-land senior warden J H 7oodman junior warden prelate John S Scott treasurer A Gebhardt recorder B Smith standard bearer Georg Cul Has sword bearer C F Dalberg warden W B Andrews Wasatch lodge on Friday evening installed in-stalled the following The proceedings were closed with a banquet J H Woodman W M W H Hodges S W S D Evans J W Herman Hill treasurer A Anderson secretary B Jack trustee The officers of the grand lodge went to Provo on Saturday to assst at the installation of officers in Story lodge Nb 4 of that city and1 on Wednesday P iL E H P John S Scott visited Park city and adtedi as installing officer at Park chapter NO3 The members of the Eastern Sitar will hold their installations on Friday night and that will close the Masonic meetings for this year On January 1 Argent lodge will uneeit Jn regular ses sdon on January 2 the chapter Vlll medt and on January 3 ithe commend cry The Shrine will have its regular meeting on January 9 Wasatch lodge on January 11 Mount iloriah on January Jan-uary 14 and the Eastern Star on January Jan-uary 18 I O O F The past week has been one of more than usual interest in itheorder in this city Jordan lodge No IL Monday night Wad a most 5nitere ting session Several brothers from other lodges were present ana gave their testimony as to the advantages ad-vantages of Odd Fellowship in general PJdgely lodge No9 on Wednesday conferred the initiatory degree on a candidate The degree staff did excellent work and received many favorable comments from those who witnessed lUbe ceremonies No 9 is sure to grow during1 the nexit year Enterpnse lodge No5 on Wednesday had its usual weekly meeting of in tere t Utah lodge No 1 met Thursday night with ai full house All present took special pride in the proceedings and vowed to attend regularly in future I Sat Lake lodge No 2 and Fidelity lodge No 7 had their meetings Friday nfght wIth a fair number of brothers on hand to attend to the business before be-fore them Miriam Rebekah lodge last Thursday night gave a ball in young rs hall thatt was well managed in every particular parti-cular and special mention is made of the attention given by the ladles in charge to their guests of the evening These two noble men Wildey and Rldgely pioneers and leaders in Odd Fellowship with many other ereat and good men associates and compeers in the grantl scheme fraternal work have gone to reap the rich reward of the tried and true but the order remains re-mains with us as the proudest monument monu-ment ever reared by human hands to public benefactors Iron may corrode sramlte rocks may crumble and marble fall in dust ito earth but friendship love and truth are immortal and will survive the wreck of matter and the crush of worlds Past Noble Grand E W Loder has gone to Chicago for a few weeks on important 11t business He will visit with the brethren in the Worlds fair ct > and will return with new ideas and renewed re-newed vigor in the cause of Odd Fel 10wshIp The Odd Fellows annual ball under the auspices of the library committee Friday evening next December will occur on cember 28 in the hall on the ground floor of the temple in Market street That it will be an unqualified success needs no assurance from us as but few societies know so well how to make their entertainments enjoyable The following fol-lowing committees nave the affair in charge General committee B W E Jennens J H Latey W S Giesy Dr S Ewing C Lowe secretary J C Little T A Walley 1 J Strayer C Larch A J Mcintyre W N Elliott J N Smith Floor committee T A Walley E M Friedman I J Strayer L M Peterson G H Gillette W M Elliott Reception committee John T Buckle A J McIntyre C J Campbell E P Scovllle Mrs J Hilton Mrs William Campbell Miss B Robinson and Mrs E P Scoville KiiiRlit of Pythias The cause of friendship charity and benevolence is still moving onward Though many obstacles are encountered during these trying times still there are some that do not grow weary but keep the banner in mid air hOping and working to bring the people closer tot to-t er by the bands of fraternal love vor rorWhen When man to man can brothers be The world from strife will then be free Calanthe on Monday evening had an official visit from the grand lodge I officers Speeches were made by G C J S Corlew G V C John P Meakin S R L H Farnsworth and others After the ceremonies refreshments were served and the evening proved one of pleasure and profit to all present Tuesday evening Myrtle No 1 had a wellattended meeting After routine work was gone through a number of interesting in-teresting talks were made by visiting brothers Wednesday evening Monitor No 11 was ablaze with glory The grand lodge officers paid an official visit and Salt Lake Div No 1 U R also was out in full uniform A splendid entertainment enter-tainment was indulged in embracing music speeches songs and refreshments refresh-ments The rank of knight was conferred con-ferred upon I P Gregg the work being be-ing done in splendid style Rocky Mountain No 3 convened on Thursday evening The brothers having hav-ing visited Calanthe and Monitor during the week the seSsion was a brief one J One t gppllcatiov Yae 7Jred rpon and 1 the ktk1 fl 1 Cjid B wlIbe giveii dui1nJ th coming alath = j t iJ 1 I Thvtiid iedettHers11 visttedIAn 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S 1 i IempleNbl1i4aiid EalaGtte No JOmet s usual ttIILMilnt1Liydid FjjJ f 1 g 7 t XPly 1he attTj0 anee ot1MthrfLhese lbdgesriw 7i cbfltionailldodwh Ich goenCoIi ow I tb at ILLieL in hit Watfr J l pnHYi I ihcreLsinulild morecauiil more f each dayviare realizing th tiit i isai I honor aswelf aa great < pleasu > avto4 I b6 a member of any lodge m this or derA visitor nfor owvlodges In SajtrTJak must 9tf < neeessity reaUza that theJnen omposllg them aremen of bramand muscle men ofvcharacter and integrity wMch Tact tin itsE shblild tfommend the A 0 TJ Vf to nf man seeking1 fraternity in titi b life and protection to his loved ones when he iiasjpassedthat bourne from whiclrrnq trayeler returns A communication from Supreme Recorder Re-corder Tvas read ate b lodge meeting calling attention to the fait that Friday the J8th of January 1895 had beeii as isthe regular custonf set aside as > a t memorial day for the entire order and asked that some steps be taken with a view I to its proper jceiv ebratton Thfe lodges l here will enddaj vor to have a joint public meeting oS1 that night at which there will be music and speeches The Select l Knights A O U W Xhich is tjie uniform rank of the order or-der win giv a grand ball tonight to which all members theAO TJ Wand W-and their friends are mdst cordially invited These balls are most delightful delight-ful affairs and have the good purpose in view of bringing the members together to-gether that they may become better acquainted r The lodges will make an appropriation appropria-tion for the deservifig poor of the order or-der and will endeavor to lessen the sorrows of poverty and make bright the homes of the needy r Many people who investigate the methods and objects of the A O U W ask what would be the result if an epidemic should strike amongst its memfbers as the insurance is paid by assessment The A O U W has passed through two epidemics yelloV fever in 1878 and the grip ln1890 In the latter case nearly half a million dollars were required re-quired to give the necessary assistance assist-ance The sum was raised in ninety days and each member only had to pay 750 To guard against the ravages rav-ages of epidemic a relief law has I been passed giving a maximum assessment assess-ment rate to each jurisdiction but all jurisdictions are bound to aid each other and should ours comprising Utah Idaho and Montana Ije visited by an epidemic a contingent fund amounting to one mllllonxiollars could be raised to meet the demands ofour beneficiaries and maintain the crddit of our order Every border of a certificate cer-tificate for 2000 in the AO U W can rest assured that there is the guaranty of 334000 members at the back of it MAC |
