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Show I Secret Societies Q "Woodmen of the "World. Salt l-ako camp 53 entertained its members mem-bers and their wlvca and friends last Tuesday evening, tho 33th. at Odd FcIIowr hall. Tho place wan packed to overflowing. overflow-ing. The circles of the Women of Woodcraft Wood-craft were well represented, also the members mem-bers of the order :uid their families. Tho following programme rendered was tho best ever had under the auspices of the camp: Address of welcome Capt. B. A. Rldd Selection Camp uVs orchestra Sns - Walter Spencer Piano selection Mls Naomi Mldgley Comic song w. T. Perry Recitation John Williams Pano selection ....Llttlo Miss Catherine Piano selection Little Miss Catherine liomcr Song MRS Rlhci Bcst Electric club swinging : Prof. Hugh Rlppcto gpng Howard Don irapezo perfonnanco Ttayner Bros. Address on Woodcraft ir. V; Angus McKellnr. Jr. Highland Fling Miss Agnes Wills ?,one Miss Ilay.el Burbldgo Banjo boIo Prof. J. S. Donclson jonc Mart Don Piano solo prof. A. Bccslcy Comic song l.. Haddock Song j. Nellsen Prof. Alvln C. 13eeslcy, nccompanlst. Order of Washington. One of the most enjoyable events of the season was tho Order of Washington ball given at Unity hall last Wednesday evening. even-ing. The dance was well attended and no doubt every ono present had a very pleasant pleas-ant tl-ne. The music was furnished by Hauerbach's orchestra, and was greatly appreciated by all who enjoy a good dance find was the koynole of the cvenli!g"s enjoyment en-joyment and succosp. Next Wednesdav evening. February 3rd will be thc regular meeting and will take up promptly at 3 o'clock, when a clnss will be initiated under un-der tho Instruction of tho supreme drill Instructor of Portland. Or. All members aro urgently requested to be present. Fraternal Brotherhood. On Friday night a new lodge of thc Fraternal Fra-ternal Brotherhood was Instituted In this city by State Organizers Mr. and Mrs. W. H Malone. The lodge will bo known as Progress lodge, and will meet on tho first, third nnd fifth Friday night of ench month In tho Electrical Workers' hall In tho Jennings block. Thc following officers werp Installed for thc ensuing six months: Past president. J. J. Whltaker; president, George L. McKcever; vice-president. Miss Ada Fields; chaplain, Miss Hattlo Ward; treasurer, John James, secretary, Mrs. H. S. Harper; sergeant, D. Boynon Dnvles; mlstrcss-at-arms, Mrs. G V. Hlgglns; Inner In-ner doorkeeper, J. B. 3utlor; outer doorkeeper, door-keeper, W. E, Jenkins; physician, Dr. J. X. Harrison; musician, Miss Belle Qulnn; trustees, II. S. Harper and Miss Anna Fields; finance committee. Miss Bernlco Clough and W. S. Theobald. Knights of tho Maccabees. State Corunnndcr Gray will put In a clnss of twenty-five at Beaver this evening. even-ing. He will visit Mllford this week and start the boys hustling. Salt Lake tent No. 2 held a largely attended at-tended review Thursday evening. Thc de-grco de-grco team did good work. Among the visitors vis-itors who Hpoke of the progress of thc order or-der were Past Commandpr W. CrcO of San Francisco. J. Scott of Port Huron and members of Tintlc tent No. J3 of Eureka. Commander Douglas has appointed a new degree team and thc boys Intend to cany off the prize In the contest. Tho tent is making rapid strides toward the 1000 mark of membership. Mcicur tont No. 7 has S3 members and they hold large nnd enthusiastic reviews Utonian tent No. 12 held no review last Wednesday evening the entire evening being be-ing given to a card party. The Sir Knights and their gcntlenon and lady friends enjoyed a social time and all worfr delighted with their entertainment. Next Wednesday evening a largo attendance Is expected to witness the excellent work of the degree team captained by Sir Knight W. J. Gardner, who lntnds to make his team the "best ever." Visiting Sir Knights are invited to attend. The committee on reception of, Supreme Communder Markov is actively at work to mako his visit to Utah a pleasurcable one. Every tent in tho State should assist In making tho affair a credit to Utah Maccabees. Mac-cabees. The supreme commander will visit vis-it Ogden. nnd a reception will be given by the Ogden Sir Knights. Loyal Americans. Salt Lake assembly No. 326 met In regular reg-ular session with President Miller In the chair. Three applications for membership were received and four now members wore Initiated. There will be a leap year dance Friday night, February Bth, to which all are cordially invited. Brotherhood of American Yeomen. Brotherhood of American Yeomen gave a dance at their hall on last Monday night. Tills Is the first social given by thc order, which has just lately been organized In this State. The evening was very pleasantly pleas-antly spent nnd all a're looking forward to tho next social to bo given next month, Rebekah. Miriam Robekah lodge No. 5 held a card social Saturday evening, and a very pleasant pleas-ant evening was enjoyed by all present. The. numbjr present was very satisfactory to the committee though people out of the order patronized the social better than thc Rebckahs. Noxt Saturday evening Miriam Mir-iam will have lis regulur meeting tho beautiful beau-tiful Rebokah decree will be put on. All PvCbckahB Invited. Degree of Pocahontas. Waneta council held Its weekly meeting Saturday evening at Odd Fellows' hall on Market street a full representation being present- Thc entertainment commltteo reported re-ported a good number of tickets being sold for the card party Saturday evening and a good crowd Is expected. G. A. H. Mrs, Ellas Price entertains tho Ladles of tho Grand Army at her residence, No. 1253 East First South street, on Tuesday ovcnlng, February 2nd. All comrades and frlendB cordially Invited. George R Maxwell post No. G, at their regulnr meeting Wednesday evening, Janunry 27th. mustered In now recruits and transacted other business of Importance, Impor-tance, after which they held a very pleasant pleas-ant social, consisting of music, speeches and patriotic aongs. Flrt on tho programme pro-gramme was a piano polo by Miss Hen-drlckson; Hen-drlckson; talk by W. P. Rowe; song by nudloncc and music by Miss Heudrlck-son; Heudrlck-son; speech by M. M. JCalghn; song by comrades and ladles of thc corps; song by every ono In thc house; and then tho rafflo for the tine oil painting, and No. 101, held by William Crome, was the winning win-ning number. There, wcro about 200 In tho hall and a pleasant evening was spent. Tho next meeting of thc post will bo held at labor hall, on tho corner of Fourth South nnd Slate streets, and all the old comrades arc Invited to be there and havo a pleasant evening. I. O. O. F. Mystic lodge No. 22 held Its regular meeting last Monday night, and It proved to be ono of great Interest to those present. pres-ent. Considerable new business camo up before tho brothers. Mystic Is going ahead rapidly, as shown by tho interest taken by tho brothers, who havo JiiBt recently begun to attend regularly. This Is very gratifying to the officers, as they are very anxious to make this tho banner term In tho history of the lodge. The Joint etaff of Nos. 22 and 3 put on the third degree, and four brothers were mndo members of tho third degreee. Tonight To-night It Is expected that the staff will put on tho Initiatory degrecc. All Odd Fol lows Invited. We meet In the lop front hall. I. o. O. F. temple. On last Wednesday evening Fidelity lodgo No. 17 had ono of the most Intcr-. Intcr-. eating mecctlngs held In the city for some time. Grand Master Buchcr. accompanied accom-panied by Past Grand Muster Stockman of Colorado. Grand Secretary P. A. Simp-kin, Simp-kin, Grand Warden C. A. Walker. Grand Representative C. O. Cnrbln. and N. T McCann, P. G. M.. and Edwin Pierce. P. G. M., nctlng as deputy grand master and grand treasurer, and Canton Colfax No. 1. Patriarchs Militant, acting a3 escort, visited officially. After the grand lodge officers were seated thc lodgo put on the Initiatory degree. Tho staff, composed of tho regulur officers filling the chairs they fill In regular session of the lodge, did tho work In excellent manner. Among some of thc prominent members ot tho order present were N C. Price. P. G. M. ; Brother Berry, D. D. G. M.; Department De-partment Commander P. M. LewlH and Grand Pntrlarch Beaver. G. M. Bueher complimented the lodge on the splendid Increase It has made In the papi six months, also on tho splendid way It did Its work. Some of the other speakers were C. A. Walker, G. W.; William Lep-per, Lep-per, C P. M. ; Past Grand M. Price. Noble Grand Henderson nrtd Brother Pitman. P. G., who made pleasant remarks and threw many bouquets to tho lodge and the grand officers. Next Wednesday evening the lodge will put on thc llrst degreee. All Odd Fellows are invited. The Past Noble Grand's club will entertain en-tertain their friends at a pie social on next Thursday afternoon frbn 2 to 5 at the T. O. O. F. hnll. All are Invited. Royal Highlanders. I'tah castle No. 33S, Royal Highlander, had a warm meeting and a good sociable time Monday, January 25th. when applications appli-cations were accepted and one refuge was made a Royal Highlander. Our team, dressed In kilts, made a great hit and made the goat considerably harder to ride than he has been In the past. A great many people were heard to say. "I wonder what Is going on." when wo passed them on the street In our kilts. If they will Join their hearts and hands with us they can easily see what Is going 011 In one of the best Insurance orders In the world. We will have a poclal In lhe near future which will be a grand snecoss. as all our socials of the pnst are kindly remembered re-membered by thoso who attended. We intend going to Ogden In the near future to institute n new castle there. Our next meeting will be Monday. February Feb-ruary Rth. at 7:30 p. m.. In the Auerbach hall, to which all members Of the order aro Invited. Knights of Pythian. Lincoln lodge No. 23, Knights of Pythias, Pythi-as, held its regular weekly meeting -Saturday night, January 23rd. and introduced ono stranger to thc mysteries of thc rank of page, using thc elegant, new paraphernalia parapher-nalia for thc work. Several new applications wore read and committees appointed to invcstlgalo the applicants. We expect to put seven or eight through tho rank of page and two or Ihrco through tho rank of esquire. While our lodge Is yet young, we are doing exceedingly well and will soon havo one of tho most prosperous lodges In the grand domain of Utah. Wo meet In Castle hall. No. VA South Main, every Saturday night at 8 o'clock, and all sojourning Knights arc cordially Invited to attend. Sons of Herman, The Gorman Schiller lodge No. 1. Sons of Horman, will give a masquerade ball on Thursday, February 4th. at Odd Fellows' Fel-lows' hall. Music furnished by the Fort Douglas orchestra. Committee of arrangements: ar-rangements: L. Hobeln, II Schwarz, John Peters, L. Gelslcr, C. Blrkner and Hugo Hoeier. Knights of Columbus. On Tuesday eveninr, February lGlh. th Knights of Columbus will tender their friends a reception, to bo followed by a. dance, to mark thc opening of their elegant ele-gant lodgerooms In the Jennings block. This promises to be ono of the most brilliant bril-liant events of tho winter, as tho rooms aro very spacious nnd. being handsomely furnlHhed, the Knights feel that thoy now aro In a position to entertain their guests ns they would wish. Christonsen's orchestra or-chestra will furnish music for thc evening. W. R. C. The ladles of James li McKean corps will be entertained on Thursday afternoon after-noon by Mrs, Fannlo Brown at the Conway, Con-way, on West Temple, between First and Second Soulh. George R. Maxwell Woman's Relief corps will hold their regular meeting Wednesday, February 3rd. at 2:30 v. m. Every member Is retiuestcd to be present, as there Is Important business to come up. All visiting members wolcomc. Modern "Woodmen. Great Salt Lake camp, No. 10071, Modern Mod-ern Woodmen of the World, will give a card party at their beautiful hall Wednesday Wednes-day night, February 3rd. Everybody Invited. In-vited. Fraternal Union of America. There was a lHrge attendanco ut the meeting of thc Evergreen lodge last Monday Mon-day evening, which proved to be qulto u busy meeting. The charges which were a few weeks ago preferred ngulnt?t thc secretary sec-retary were withdrawn, na It developed that there were no grounds for tho same. After the regular business was disposed of thc officers-elect took all the lodgy aiembera up town and treated them to an oyster supper. Thc secretary's family aro still in Portland, where thoy expeot to remain re-main until spring. Tho lodge members gave Treasurer Raw-lings Raw-lings a very pleaeani surprise party last Friday evening. Ladies of the Maccabees. There will bo regulur review of Suit Luko City hive, No. -1. Tuesday evening, February Feb-ruary 2nd, at Odd Fellows' hall, when every member Is expected to be present to meet our new Deputy Supreme Commander Com-mander Lady Forges, who hns Just arrived ar-rived from San Francisco to lake up tho work in Utah. Lady Bees, you arc requested re-quested to attend Tuesday evening. All visitors welcome. Masons. . Mt. Morlah lodge No. 2 will hold a special spe-cial meeting this (Monday) evening at 7:3") o'clock, for F. C. degree work. Masons cuallllcd invited. |
