Show ANTE BOOM ECHOES Two Very Enjoyable Social EntertaInments Entertain-ments Given this Week Blasoiilc aroctings 1 O O I and K ot 1 Installation of Ofllcers 3fcw A O U W Jurisdiction Formed Y The fraternal societies have commenced the new year well This tho first week of 1893 has been full of work and enthu 4 Eiasm in all the orders This is the more noticeable at a time when nearly everything every-thing is quite and people resting on their oars It bodes well for the continued progress pro-gress and usefulness of the societies Masonic Tuesday evening the regular meeting j of Argenta lodge was held The attend j I j anco was very good and after the recular i i business was transacted a very pleasant episode followed which was thepresenta tion to the retiring worshipful master R L Scaunelof an elegant past masters jewel by the lodge Brother Scannel was also presented with silver embroidered niasmiic aprog as a token of the esteem in which ne as held by his brothern in the lodge An elegant supper was partaken of when the lodgeclosed after enjoying one of the pleasantest meetings I Utah Chapter met in regular session on Wednesday evoning and on Thursday the Coinmanderv held its statedconclavo arid worked in the Knight Templar degree On Friday evening the ladies of the East Eas-t < n Star met and had a very pleasant and profitable time The masonic board of relief is a very important adjunct to innsonryand during tle year it has done a vast amount of works oi chariLy and benevolence The numbers of the old board retired at the j I end of the year and a new hoard was appointed < ap-pointed follows Daniel Dunne chair I inan M C Phillips secretary I and the members from the lodges are Wasatch lodge M H Lippman Herman Hill and Suinnel Paul Mt Moriuh Daniel Dunne A ti 1 Chapman uud Christopher DiebJ Arsrtnta W T Dalby S T Jones and 31 C Phillips A new hall committee was also elected follows Daniel Dunne chairman J F Corker secretary Max Lip man W T Dalby L B Smith A S Chapman J F Jack A N OliverandJ C Budds IOOJ I i The Odd Fellows have had a very good week All the lodges met and had inter I esting sessions 1 Jordan lodge on Monday evening had a good meeting There was no degree work but several applications for membership mem-bership were received and will be dealt i with an due course Oquirrh encampment encamp-ment met on Tuesday and transacted the regular routine business Canton Colfax i also met on Tuesday evening C 0 i Farnsworth was elected commandant vice T W Whitely resigned The other business I busi-ness was of a routine character S Enterprise lodge No 15 met on Wednesday Wed-nesday evening and installed officers as follows George A Hawkes noble grand H G Giliett vicegrand C A Wixson permanent secretary William Elliott recording re-cording secretary and Henry Walters treasurer The officers were installed by Grand Master H F Evans assisted by the following officers of the Grand lodge William Elliott grand marshal L L Baumjjarten grand guardian J M Priest acting grand tecretary and W P Rowe grand treasurer In addition to the installations the initiatory ini-tiatory degree was conferred on one candidate can-didate Ridgley lodge No9 also met on Wednesday Wed-nesday but the work was of a routine character Utah lodge No 1 met on Thursday evening Several visitinc brothers were present and interesting speeches were made and a fraternal time enjoyed On Friday evening the joint installation of officers of Salt Lake and Fidelity lodges I took place The officers of the grand lodge were present and conducted the I ceremonies very impressively The names of the new officers have already been published I pub-lished THE HERALD In addition to the installations the second degree was conferred on two candidates in Fidelity I lodge The attendance was very large and a very great deal of enthusiasm was manifested Ridgely lodge will install I their new officers next Wednesday and Utah and Jordan lodges will hold a joint installation on Monday evening I The grand lodge officers have been busy with installations at other points in the I jurisdiction as well as in Salt Lake On Thursday they went to Sandy to officiate at the lodge in that town On Monday evening the lodge at Corinne installed the following officers District Deputy Grand Master House officiating Junior past grand H M Jarvis noble grand Harvey Allen vice grand G L Gilbert secretary W F House treasurer P Havlin trustees Jarvis and Church Knights of Pythias Calanthe lodge met on Monday evening There was no degree work but a very pleasant and interesting session was had The installation of officers will take place next Monday evening At the meeting of Myrtle lodge on Tuesday evening the officers for the ensuing term were installed in-stalled after which the new officials entertained en-tertained the lodge at a banquet at the Arcade restaurant where toast and sentiment sen-timent were given and a right merry time spent Monitor lodge the new lodge met on Wednesday evening There was a large attendance and everything went along in fine style This lodge bids fair to become one of the most powerful in the jurisdiction Rocky Mountain held its regular meeting meet-ing on Thursday evening The principal business was the installation of officers whose names have already appeared in THE HERALD The grand officers conducted the installation After be lodge adjourned all were invited toke to-ke supper at the Saddle Rock restaurant restau-rant under the direction of brother I Berets A very pleasing and spontaneous tribute I trib-ute was offered to Brother John P Mea kin by the members of Rocky Mountain looW in regular session assembled j Brother Meakin has been an earnest and faithful worker for years in the cause of Ii Pythianism He has freely given much of his time and his talents as a publicS i public-S speaker and elocutionist have at all times been at the service of the order I i His pen too has been and still is ably j wielded for the advancement of the cause I and now that he is suffering severe domestic I i c = do-mestic affliction It is most gratifying to find that the brethern remember his services j ser-vices in a substantial manner The men S of Rock Mountain lodge are generous I and large hearted and on this occasion p their generosity flowed spontaneously I and freely and their motto of friendship charity and benevolence was carried out i in a practical way which reflects great i credit on them and cheers and aids their very worthy but afflicted brother Deeds like this are what make Pyth I ianism a power in the land The Pythian Sisters of Iy Temple No I 2 held their meeting Thursday afternoon and installed the newlyelected officers as follows Mrs Belle Kehrman P M E CMrs John Hitfson M EG Mrs H Covay E J Mrs Addie Viglini M I of F Mrs G Harbin M of R and C Mrs H T Pascoe M of T Mrs Love P of T Mrs J Cracroft O G ofT I Mrs F Schulse trustee The uniform rank held a business meeting meet-ing last evening The matters pertaining r to the ball given a short time ago were squared up and the question of giving an entertainment on Feb 19 the twenty ninth anniversary of the founding of the order was mooted and it is certain the occasion oc-casion will be celebrated in a fitting manner j man-ner f ttOU TV Temple lodge met on Monday evening 1 E J Woodmansee was unanimously j s Iit elected member of the lodge On Thurs j I f cay evening a joint installation of the officers of Salt Lake Valley and Tempe I lodges was held Past Grand Master I Workman Strickley acted as installing 1 i r 10 b J 9 Q I i officer The workman degree was con I ferred on C F Fink as a member of Salt I Lake Valley Lodge and four new applica i tions were received and will be balloted for at the hext meeting The new jurisdiction for Utah Idaho and Wyoming is now an accomplished I fact The representatives of the subordinate lodges with the grand lodge officers met and held a four days session at Ogden I and instituted the new jurisdiction with a membership of 2400 The separation from the Nevada jurisdiction will be the means of reducing the assessment for deaths in the new jurisdiction about 50 per cent The naw grand officers are P G M W Johh Strickley Salt Lake JG M W W W Massi Cheyenne GIF G-IF A C Bishop Ogden G OEB iLemmon j I Halley Ida G B D Thor I burn Ogden G G E T Beltz Wyo minEr G I W J P Stone Ogden G < 0 W Cornelius Hunt Park City Grand Trustees John A Boyle Ogden Fred Dangell Boise Ida H J May I nard Cheyenne Wy Ii i I POSofA I This order which has been lancuishing for some time past has taken a fresh start i The new ritual has arrived and is highly approved by all who have seen it The camps of the city have not been meeting meet-ing for some time but Nos 2 and 6 held a joint meeting last night at which schemes for resuscitating the order were discussed and it is expected that a new regime of prosperity J has been entered upon Star ot Bethlehem Mizpah lodge met on Monday evening in the Temple of Honor hall The business busi-ness was of a routine character The question < of giving a grand masked ball was discussed and favorably entertained Eminent Past Commander Loder will install in-stall the officers for the coming term on Monday evening next when a full attendance at-tendance 1 is specially requested Sons or St George The Sons of St George gave their first social i for 1893 on last Wednesday night at the Temple of Honor hall to one of the best and most cultured audiences it has ever been their privilege to entertain Besides Be-sides i being the greatest success both in the 1 entertainment and the crowded house that i met there to enjoy the feast of reason and flow of soul provided for their benefit bene-fit it was another evidence of the full appreciation i that a Salt Lake public has when they have such an entertainment given them free of charge Some ot the best musicians and singers favored the social with their talent and for which the committee on socials tender them their sincere gratitude and thanks Following is the programme rendered Opening speech by the worthy president W Gill Mills rendered with his genial and characteristic charac-teristic tone of welcome wishing everyone a happy New Year honing that all would begin the year well and end well that everyone would make themselves at home and thoroughly enjoy the treat prepared for them Organ solo by Professor F Merrill Recitation by Worthy Secretary William Wil-liam M Brown Caledonia or Love of Country Selection by the mandolin and guitar club Professor W E Kelson leader B Brockbank E Lundquist and C E Botton accompanying him in their usual happy style with some of the sweetest music which is so well adapted to a room like the Temple of Honor hall Song by S Spry The Anchors Weighed encore t I Leave Thee Reading by Miss Anderson Origin of the Shamrock and Thistle White and Bed Roses Song by Moroni Thomas A Foresters For-esters Lile encored Xylophone solo by Adelbert Beesley Concert and March This took well oemg reaereu wnn suen aencaie roacn that it cannot be excelled also called loran lor-an encore accompanied by Professor Merrill on the organ Song by the old time favorite Miss Maude Pratt who so kindly favored the lodge with her voice in Only Picture This took so well that the audience demanded de-manded another encore to which she kindly gave them Annie Laurie Song Mr Sothern Safe in My Fathers Home He has a full powerful voice and with good training will develop into a fine singer Solo on the clarionet Mr Robinson Bonnie Sweet Bessie the Maid of Dundee Dun-dee given with such good execution that he had to repeat it for an encore Intermission of five minutes in which all had just time to enjoy a good old English shake of hands and congratulate each other Cornet solo by Prof J Held which took so well that he had to repeat it Song Miss Crissie Lawson C t Afterwards After-wards encore 0 Come to Me My Lovet rendered with the full power of her rich melodious voice Miss Lawson has never refused to favor the lodge with her talent Song Sydney Chalker Grace Darling Dar-ling given with excellent taste and feeling Song Mrs Eobinson Star of Night Adorning accompanied by Prof von Bon which pleased the audience so well and called for an encore She also favored them by giving a selection in a full powerful pow-erful voice Solo by the guitar and mandolin club i Closing remarks by Past President W G Clarke earnestly requesting all Englishmen English-men to work towards cementing themselves them-selves together for the benefit of their own countrymen and protecting their own interests to the best of their ability W P W Gill Mills moved a vote of thanks to the singers and musicians also to all those who had E > O kindly given their aid for the success of the social and inviting in-viting everyone to call again at the next entertainment and they would meet the same cordial welcome with as good a pro gramme if not better than that they had just enjoyed The lodge closed one of the most successful of socials by the entire audieace joining in singing the closing ode to the tune of Auld Lang Syne The Temple or Honor I The Salt Lake Temple of Honor and Temperance No I of this city gave their second musical and literary entertainment in their hall over Deseret bank huilding on Thursday evening to a large and appreciative ap-preciative audience of the Templars and their numerous friends The programme rendered was inaugurated by a few words of welcome by the presiding officer Mr G H Knowlden after which an organ solo was effectively rendered by Miss Mary Clark followed with a select reading read-ing by the veteran Templar W T Harris entitled The Lawyers plea which was remarkably well read by one so aged Then a flute solo by Mr Robinson its Years Since Last We Met received general gen-eral applause Mrs Robinson wife of the former with Professor VonBon at tho organ gave the charming selection Evangellne followed as an encore with omin Through the Rye sang in her clear forcible manner next a recitation reci-tation by Master Archie Knowlden styled Important For Drinkers to Know was very clearly and effectively effec-tively given for one so young and brought down the house NextA fine temperance speech by the veteran and well known temperance advocate ad-vocate Mr Scott Anderson who kept the audience spellbound by his forcible weird word pictures of the drunkards home and habits in truly John Gough style Then followed a beautiful duet on violin and organ by the coming young musicians music-ians of Salt Lake Master Schuttle and Miss Mary Clarkwhich fairly charmed all present so that an encore was demanded de-manded which was willingly given by these young performers in excellent style Then the favorite songstress Miss Maud Pratt delighted all with her beautiful beau-tiful rendering of the worldrenowned Scotch ballard Annie Laurie with Frank Merril at the organ Of course an encore was loudly demanded and a beautiful beau-tiful selection given accompanied by herself her-self on the organ After a few remarks on the good of the order by P W C T H D Folsom and a cornet sofo Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still followed as an encore by Then Youll Remember Me7by the famous bandmaster and musician Mr John Held and Good Night to All and A Happy S 4 ew Years Greeting wound up j j < < j rr 7 I one of the most pleasing and instructive entertainments of the season As the I Templars intend to keep up these social gatherings monthly during the winter I season and they do not charge for admission ad-mission the public should avail themselves i them-selves of these musical treats for such they are proving to be and be on hand at their next gathering which takes place on the first Thursday in February The Templars and their friends desire to return re-turn thanks to all those who so kindly volunteered to make the entertainment a success and say Come and see us again and bring all your friends with you and have another good time with the Temp lars Foresters The Court Pride of Utah met at their hall Wednesday evening with the largest and most enthusiastic attendance the lodge has known for years Several applications ap-plications were received and one member was initiated by name C P Robinson 24 West Temple street the popular druggist The regular routine business was gone through until the heading of new business busi-ness was reached when the installation of officers for 1893 was taken up and attended at-tended to Deputy Supreme Past Chief Ranger J L Kramer performing the beautiful duties of Forestry installation The officers installed were Chief ranger William A Robertson Subchiet ranger J P Miles Financial secretary James Moffatt Recording secretary J A Clark Treasurer John Waterfall Senior beadle G W Ahrmor Junior beadle C Balgetti Woodwards David Kallmer and Alfred Unger Physician Dr J P Hanchett Past chief ranger Richard Beynon Chief Ranger W A Robertson upon assuming the chair made a few appropriate appro-priate remarks thanking the members for the honor conferred and promising his most earnest endeavors to build up the membership and the court Brother James Moffat also made some remarks of the same nature and closed by a few witticisms which were well received He was followed by SubChief J F Mills and the balance of the officers were installed the remarks of all being to push forestry not only in Salt Lake but in Utah and finally have a grand court here in Salt Lake Retiring Chief Ranger Eeynon made a little speech which was cordially received All in all the evening was the most enthusiastic the Foresters have indulged in for some time and after adjournment for the evenine Chief Ranger Robertson and Secretary Moffat invited the bretheren of the court to patronize a leading hostelry and refresh the inner man which was duly done and a pleasant hour was spent in social chat and demolishing de-molishing the refreshments Forestry is in Utah to stay and grow and ere many years they will lead the older courts here in the race for public favor The Feresters of Salt Lake are determined to push their grand and ancient order to the front The Court Pride of Utah meets the first and third Wednesdays of every month in the A O U W hall West Temple street Caledonian Club Tne clansmen of the Caledonian club held their open social meeting on Tuesday Tues-day in Temple of Honor hall which was well attended a great many friends including in-cluding a few of the Sons of St George were present Owing to the installation of new officers for the ensuing year the meeting was made an open sociable The programme was as follows Quartette A Quid New Year Messrs Crawford Stewart and Gibson Instalation of officers Trio The Fishermans Child It Messrs Carlson Grieve and Neilson Selections by Mandolin club Duet c Heir me Norma The Misses Halvertson = n n I Song Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep James Crawford I Recitation Relief of Lucknow Miss Brown Duet The Poor Gipsy Maid Misses Sipley Song Edinburgh Toun Miss I Stewart I Recitation Kissing little Miss McKenzie Mc-Kenzie Refreshments Trio Willie Brewed a Peck o Malt Messrs Crawford and Hood Song Hail to the Chief Mr Stewart Song comic Mr Hood I Song Scotland Yet Mrs Hunter Song Boys of the Old Brigade Mr Crawford Song C 0 Promise Me Miss Halvert sonViolin Solo Mr McCaffrey Song Hes every inch aSoldier Mr Chalker Song Wee Cooper of Fife Mr Gibson Gib-son Song The Sturdy Scotch Thistle Mr Naismith Scots Wha Hae and Auld Lang Syne by the entire company The chief was requested to notify the ladies present that an auxiliary organization organiza-tion was about to be commenced and invited in-vited all to be present at the next open meeting Tuesday evening Feb 7 when full particulars would be given Railway Employes Fraternal Association The Railway Employes Fraternal Bene ficient association did not meet this week but will do so at K of P hall Friday the 13th at 8 p m when the officers for 1S93 will be duly installed by Deputy Supreme President W A Robertson Their recent entertainment given at K of I P hall and which has been so highly complimented was a success in every I way The committee are so enterprising enterpris-ing as to give a free entertainment and yet do so without expense to the order by means of a grand programme which was patronized in advertising by the leading merchants The social will probably prob-ably be on the evening of the anniversary of George Washingtons birth Feb 22 1893 News Notes I The Mascot mill at Ouray Col has burned Loss 16000 Cunliffes cotton mills at Acrington Lancashire burned yesterday morning Senator Kenna it is reported passed a good night and his condition has improved im-proved Two million dollars in gold and 1000 000 ounces of silver were taken in New York for export today A beer war is on in St Louis between I the brewers trust and the new brewers I They are cutting prices S L Gilmore a prominent whisky man says Kentucky will produce 50000 000 gallons of whisky this year The city of Leadville Colo has been sued in the sum of 5000 for damages by Robert Irwin son of ExMayor Irwin DeKoven Smiths comic opera The Knickerbockers was given the initial performance in Boston and pronounced a success Four thousand bales of cotton on the Richmond Danville cotton plantations at Anderson S C burned last night Loss about 100000 insured The Indiana legislature was in joint session ses-sion yesterday listening to the farewell message of Governor Chase It contained matters only interesting to the state The Senate confirmed tho following nominations yesterday G A Pierce of Minnesota minister to Portugal E H Hopper postmaster at Eureka S D A surveying party of ten men left Rawlins Raw-lins Thursday morning in a snow stormbound storm-bound for central Wyoming They are in the field for the Wyoming Utah railway rail-way corporation Official figures of the vote in the late election in Wyoming show the election of all three Republican electors Coffin Democrat for Congress Osborne Democrat Demo-crat for governor and Clark Democrat for judge of supreme court An aged citizen of Bridgeport Conn compelled the Barnum Institute of Science and History to tear down a tower because it overhung his land four and onehalf inches eighty feet in the air jfrs T E Tynan of Modesto Cal offers of-fers a reward of 1000 for information of her husband L > r Thomas Tynan who suddenly disappeared from his home on Oct 15 Dr lynan is nearly 75 years old ik j |