St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-17
MYSTERIOUS SOCIETIES.
GALLANT KNIGHTS OF PY7HiAS ACT
I'VE SOCIALLY.
DoINGs OF OTHER ORDERS.

stalI-CharitabIe Work-Mod-i
ern Woodmen OF America Hold.
an Interesting Meeting. =.
Terrace City Lodge No. 3s,Knights' of
Pythias, has made arrangements for a
literary entertainment tc be given in its
hall on Cedar street, opposite the court,
house. on Friday evening. Friends of
the order, as well as ladies. are invited
to be present. and observe what may be
seen and heard in an open meeting of
the order, as we'll as to witness the
literary features of an especial char
acter promised on the occasion.
There is talk of Enterprise lodge No.
81. Knights of Pythias, consolidating
with some other lodge.
st. Paul Lodge No 43, Knights of
Pythias, will confer third rank on two
candidates Tuesday evening. This
lodge is noted for its strength and for
its fine paraphernalia.
The Pythean Pen for last week is
fine publication. 1t contains fo1r ex-
cellent cuts. The frontispiece is half
tone portrait of the ex-grand prelate. j.
Y. l. Dodd.
Minnesota Lodge No. 8, Knights of
PYthias, of Anoka, will have public
installation of officers on the evening of
Jan. 1. Grand Chancellor Wheaton
and Grand Keeper of r. and S. Grier Nj.
Orr will be present and install the
officers.
Syracuse Lodge No. AZ and Zenith
Lodge No. 81, knights of Pythias, of
Duluth, will be consolidated at a con-
vocation to be held Oh the evening of
Jan. 4.
The application to institute a new
lodge of Knights of Pythias at Grand
Rrapids has been granted, and the new
lodge will be opened as soon as the
paraphernalia arrive.
MOnteyideo Lodge No. lis, Knights of
Pythlas, celebrated its first anniversary
on Dec. IS. Grand Chancellor Wheaton
and Grand Keeper of Records and Seals
Orr were in attendance.
Grand Chancellor Wheaton and Grand
Keeper of Records and Seals Orr will
make official visits upon Rochester
Lodge No. 81, Knights of Pythias, on
Chatfield Lodge No. 81 OIL Thursday
evening.
Grand Chancellor Wheaton will make
an official visit to Sioux Lodge No. 1O1,
Knights of Pythias, Of New Ulm, to-
morrow night.
Capitol Division No. Is of the Uni
formed Rank, Knights of Pythias, will
IF ~,f f,,II
parties Thursday evening at Central
hall.
st. Paul Lodge No. 8. A. T. and AM,
held its annual meeting in Masonic hall
last Friday evening. The following
officers were elected, appointed and in
stalled for the ensuing year, to wit:
Henry w. Heine, w. NJ; Archibald
Christie, S. W.; Fred T. Myers. j. W.;
A.W. Mortensen, secretary: DR.. Charles
GriswoId, treasurer: j. NJ. Williams, S.
D.; f. Nj. Lytzen, j. D.; William Rob-
ertsOn, S. S.; R. q. Patterson, J. S..
Jean G. Fischer, tyler.
At tine annual meeting Of st. Paul
Chapter No. "a, o. E. s., the following
officers were elected: W. NJ, Mrs.
George l.. Weaver; w. p. w. Hiene:
Assistant M, Mrs. H. w. Hiene; trea-
nrer, Mrs. William Starkey: secretary,
Mrs. George Brookins; Con-. Miss Belle
Godfrey; Assistant c., Mrs. Jessie
Pearce; Adah. Mrs. William Densmore;
Ruth. Mrs. E. R. Spindler; Marth, Mrs.
William II. Cook; Electa, Bessie p.
Haines; NJ. D. Warder, Mrs Eliza God
frey; sentinel, George L. Weaver;
chaplain, William II. Cook; organist,
Mrs. B. F. McIver. They will be pub
licly installed at Braden hall Friday,
Dec. 90.
Several Odd Fellows lodges are az
ranging for public installations of off
GERS in the early part of January.
All the st. Paul lodges of Odd Eel
lows have appointed a general commit
tee TO look after the wants of the men,
bers of the order who are out OF en-
plOyment in these stringent times and
are in needy circumstances.
st. Paul Lodge No. 2 will confer the
third degree Tuesday night.
Freja Lodge No. l29 will give a dance
at Odd Fellows hall OIL the night of
Dec. %.
1t is rumored that John Gaffy, the
noble grand of st. Paul Lodge No. 2, is
paying attention to the widow this win
ter. This has brought out the observa-
ton by member of the order that his
hair is whitening.
North Star Camp No. 1857, Modern
Woodmen of America, held one of it's
usual interesting meetings Friday even
ing, at which a large number of the
members of the camp, and many visit
ing neighbors from other camps in the
city were present. The following Off
GERS for the ensuing year were elected:
Consul, James Pengelly; adviser.
Charles H. Hamilton; banker, Frank
Guy: clerk, Roscoe l.. Bonham; escort,
James Mccormack; sentry, Andrew
Colville; Waterman, Louis Jacob
son; physician, DR.. l.. c. Nc
Cam; manager, Oswald Weiss. The
camp Is steadily increasing in member
ship, initiating from two to five new
members at every meeting. 1t will give
the Oriental degree on Friday, the 5th
Of January, and hold public instaIla-
ton of its new officers, in connection
with social entertainment, on Friday,
the 10Th of January. 1894. the arrange
ments for which are in the hands ola
committee that will spare no pains to
make the affair pleasant to all who NAV
be in attendance. j.
Thursday evening, the 14th, the lodge
of Odd Fellows composed of soldiers
stationed at Fort Smelling gave a fine
musical entertainment at It's hail for the
purpose of raising funds to contribute
to the relief society of this city. The
special object was set forth in its pro-
gramme, as follows: "To help make
merry the Christmas of the poor of ST
Paul is the only object of this entertain
ment."
The entertainment Yves very pleas
ant affair and great success finan-
cially, and handsome sum was real.
iZpd which will pladdaD tho baort -