St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-06

PROTECTIVE. Cruel of Elks. The movement
which has been under way for some time'
was most successfully eOnSummated. and
lodge of the ordor, to be known as the st.
Paul Lodge No. IS. was established. OIL
GERS elected ami duly installed. The day
was one of more than ordinary pleasure tC
all who participated. Many men, whose
names are known and hOnored wherever
the word Elk" is known, were present to
participate in or witness the organization.
High officials of the order from Chicago
Milwaukee anG Fond du Lac lodges were
present. having arrived in 81. Paul over the
Omaha read. They were as follows:
From Chicago Lodge No. I'D. d. E. g.
ruler DIR. Simon Quinlin; exalted ruler h.
Vliet: esteemed loyal knight, 6. n. Andrews
secretarr, Il. g. Watt: esquire, A. NJ. FOX;
inner guard D. NJ. McIain; tyler, w. ii.
Cass; l.. H. Wilson. DIR. Montgomery, q. h.
Lambert. W. E. Horton.
From Milwaukee Lodge, No. 46-Esteemed
leading knight, DR.. Lytton Flynn; esteemed
LOYAL knight, B. q. Lennox; esteemed lectur-
ing knight Samuel Howard; Charles Mott.
Oscar Kropff f. d. Bascomb, f. A. Hall, W.
E. Powell.
From Fond du Lac Lodge, No. 5T-J. W.
Piner J. c. Heithbahn, L. +. Allen and ID.
L. Hill
Among the visitors who CHANGED to be in
L
Charles T. White. New York Lodge No. l,
who was one of the original members of the
first lodge in the country; Frank Roberts,
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5; Harry Kennedy,
BROOKLYN Lodge No. %; Pierce l.. Jarvis,
Rochester Lodge No. "a. and A. r. Fen
wick. Omaha lodge The work yesterday
was done in Knights OF Pythias hall. COM
mencing at 10 o'clock. At 2 O'clock the
entire membership adjourned to the Mer-
chants hotel. where a banquet was served,
an hour or more being consumed in dis
sussing A most excellent bill of fare and in
general goOd-natured sOciability. During
The day twenty two were initiated as char
Ter members the list being as follows:
c. NJ Schultz, c. E. Robb, Samuel H.
Kneass. DR.. a. J. Stone, H. c. Hope, C. 5.
Bartram. L. B. Little, B. w. Armstrong, L..
n. Scott, judge E. S. German, Charles s..
Fee. Stanley Proudfit j. S. Mccullough. p. A.
Rockwell, George ]. Symonds. Claiming
Paine. J. l. Hazard, J. A. Quinn. Ehle Allen,
L. d. Wilkes r. s. Hare, Fred V. Doty.
After degrees had been conferred. an
election was held with the following result
the officers as given below being duly in
stalled by DR.. Quinlan:
Exalted ruler, ID. A J. Stone.
Esteemed leading knight, c. S. Bartram.
Esteemed loyal knight L. n. Scott.
German.
Secretary. B. W. Armstrong.
Treasurer, Charles S. Fee.
Tyler, c. E. Robb.
ESQUIRE, J. /. Hazard.
Inner guard, II. {. Hope.
Chaplain DIR. J. A. Quiun.
Organist, L. D. Wilkes.
Trustees, P. A. Rockwell, Ehle Allen, c.
III. Schultz.
DR.. Quinlan was authorized to represent
the st. Paul lodge at the meeting of the
grand lodge which is soon to be held in
New York, and thanks were voted to tina t
gentleman and his associates who had
come to the city to assist in the instala-
ion. Saturday evening was fixed for the
meetings and steps were taken toward
securing a hall for the use of the ElkS
Many of the visiting EIks left for their
aomes last night over the Milwaukee road.
he ST. Paul Elks being unanimously of the
opinion that They're all right" The
lew lodge starts out with fiattering pros
)ects and promises to be one of the leading
# the secret organizations of the city.