St. Paul daily globe., 1895-06-02

mandery's degree staff, assisted by
the degree staff of King David's and
King st. Johns communicates, of La
Crosse. On Wednesday evening the
installation of the officers will take
place, and there will be a school of
instruction in the twelfth degree.
ORDER OF THE WORLD.
Aurora lodge has started the ball
rolling for a combined excursion and
outing. Lodges will each please ap-
point three members to the general
committee. Starlight and Aurora
lodges have committees already ap-
pointed. Address, as soon as possi-
BILE, B. E. Nye, 81 West Lawson street,
chairman of the committee of Aurora
lodge
Fairview lodge gives a public recep-
tion the night of June Z in the Mid
way district. No pains will be spared
to make it an enjoyable time. Fred
Linstrom has partly promised to fur
nish pie for the occasion.
Starlight lodge was visited by Au-
rora lodge the night of the 9th and
presented with a handsome Order of
the World badge of mammoth size.
The presentation speech was delivered
by Past President Benjamin Nye.
The badge was heartily accepted by
Starlight lodge through it's president,
Emil Kinsberg, in a neat speech brist-
ling with both wit and fraternity.
Arcade lodge meets the 18th, and af-
ter the business of the lodge is dis
patched, an interesting programme of
music, etc., will be given.
Five Points lodge initiated seven at
it's last meeting and has as many
more for the meeting Monday night.
This lodge, though the youngest, has
already reached a large and substan-
tial membership. President NJ. Han
sam is good worker and parliament
tartan, and enjoys the full sympathy
of the members.
The district convention of the Order
of the World meets at Minneapolis on
June s. Representatives from Califor-
mia, Colorado, Nebraska, Indiana and
Illinois will be present. Much busi-
ness of Importance will be transacted,
and no doubt this order viii receive
quite an impetus in the Northwest re-
sulting from the convention. A ban
quet for delegates at the West hotel
and carriage drive about The city
have been rendered by citizens of Min
neapolis.
MACCABFES.
Capital City Tent No. 40 held another
review last Wednesday and initiated
two new members. Hereafter the re-
views of this tent will be held on the
second and fourth Wednesdays of each
month in the Odd Fellows hail. corner
Fifth and Wabasha. The next review
will be held next Wednesday night,
when arrangements will be completed
for the moonlight excursion, which is
to be given on the 11th inst.
The review of st. Paul Tent No. "a,
held Monday evening, was largely at
tended. After the business of the re-
view was ended large class was pre-
pared and initiated into the mysteries
of the Oriental degree. The newly
made princes of the Orient wear the
turban with becoming grace, and are
happy in the possession of it's secrets.
The 18th day of June will be the four
teenth anniversary of the order. The
various tents located in st. Paul have
combined to celebrate the event by
giving to their friends a moonlight ex-
cursion down the river The new,
handsomely equipped steamer Laura
Clark and barge have been chartered
for the occasion. There will be music,
dancing and a varied and entertain
ing programme rendered during the
evening by local artists.
ORDER OF RED MEN.
Ne-pe-con Tribe No. held a regular
council last Monday sleep" A full
attendance is urged for next Monday
"sleep,' when questions of Importance
will come up before the tribe. Deputy
Great Sachem T. w. Score will be pres
ont NJ
Der in attendance
Mohawk Tribe No. 9 held it's regular
stated council on Thursdays sleep.
Several pale faces were adopted by the
tribe. This tribe is rapidly coming to
the front, and will soon rank in eff
cheney and strength with the older
tribes. It is composed of some good
representative business men of the
city. Another feature is that a social
group of Indians" known as the
sMohegans'' have decided to smoke
the pipe of peace" and join forces with
the Mohawks.
Several members of Minnewaukan
tribe having made application for the
chiefs degree, the team will confer
that degree at the council of the tribe
next Wednesday sleep. There will also
be other matters of particular interest
to come before the tribe. Members
of other tribes are invited to be pres
ent. .
MODERN WOODMEN.
Copeland camp will meet next Tues
day for work Six candidates Will be
given the first degree.
The next meeting of Unity camp will
be held on June 13.
Minnehaha camp meets on the 6th.
There will be twelve candidates for the
first degree. the meeting closing with
the usual social feature.
Royal Oak camp, R. NJ, Will hold
regular meetings hereafter on the IirS5
and third Thursdays, in the lower nall
in Odd Fellows block, corner OF FlIlh
and Wabasha streets. The next meet
ing will be on June 3. c,..o
4 delegation from the Twin Cities
will leave Monday to attend the meet
inp of the head camp at Madlson,
Wis, which will be In session June
to8.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The Pythian Memorial service at Gen.
trail Park NJ E. church Sunday, June
9. will be one of the most impressive
ceremonies of the kind ever given by
the knights of the Northwest. Mem
bers of the order are requested to meet
at K. P. hall, So East Fifth street, at
2 D. m. and march in body to the
church The procession will be under
the charge of Col. E. H. Milham, COM
roondino Second regiment Uniform