St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-24
CAvEL AND GOAT.
WHAT THE SECRET SOCIETIES
HAVE BEEN DOING.
A LEADING DRUID is DEAD.
Iron Hall Branches Active md Ar.
-v- ranging for Entertainments
Good TempIars.
DRUIDS.

1ttiru degree at It's regular meeting
Thursday evening.
The board of directors of the widows
and orphans fund held their regular
quarterly meeting Saturday, March 16.
and transacted a large amount of bust
ness.
st. Paul Grove No. held it's regular
meeting Monday evening and worked
IN the first degree.
d sVassa Grove No. "a held a very en-
thusiastic meeting on the same even
ing, initiating one new member into
the mysteries of Druidism.
Minnesota Grove No. l conferred the
eXamplified second degree on one candi-
date Tuesday, and at it's next regular
meeting will obligate four in the third
degree
North Star Grove No. met Wednes-
day, and after transacting necessary
business, including one initiation and
nominations of officers, adjourned out
OF respect to the memory of the lately
deceased Brother Temple. Members
will meet at their hall, corner st. Peter
and Seventh streets, Sunday March
"A, at p. m. sharp to attend the funer-
al in a body.
In the loss of Brother Temple No.
has been deprived of one of it's most
beloved brothers, loss to which will be
hard to get reconciled. He was q true
Druid, and had been an active member
1or tWenty-three years. He had neces-
sarfly been a familiar figure around
the several groves in the city, and
whether it was to transact business or
10 entertain, he was always welcome,
ana his advice was sought when any
important question arose that required
good, sound judgment, and q fine
sense of justice. His death will be sim
cerely mourned by all Druids, not only
IN 81. Paul, but all over the state He
successfully filled all the offices within
the grit OF the grove of which he was
member, and after being chosen to
represent No. 4 at the session of the
Grand Grove of Minnesota, he was bv
that BODY elected grand noble arch of
the state, and its members felt that
the honor was well deserved having
been gained by merit. The bereayed
family mas the sympathy of the mem
oers of the Druidic body in the state
of Minnesota.
RED MEN.
Minnewaukan Tribe No. held
Weli-attended council last "Wednesday
sleep. 1t is a notable fact that tho
fIeu mems councils are always we'll
attended. An interesting feature of
the council last Wednesday sleep was
the confirming of the Hunters degree
upon Tour candidates. A uuuber OF
members OF other tribes were pres
cut ana expressed their enjoyment of
the ceremony as performed by Min
neWaukan's degree team Prepara-
ions Tor the grand poW-wow aud
sun dance to be held on the seven
teenth sleep of next moon are all
nearing completion and promise is
given OF royal good time on that
occasion.
IRON HALL.
81 Dayton's Bluff Star Branch. No. 81
VIII meet Monday evening, March q.
With the secretary, Mrs. F. H. Hamil-
ton, on Conway street Three candi-
dates will be initiated and claims all
lowed.
Pioneer Branch, No. II will meet
Thursday evening, March %, at Druid's
hall, corner Seventh and jackson
streets. Several new members are to
be balloted upon, and expired GER
tificates paid. After the meeting and
business are over, the Iron Hall So
cia1 club will be entertained by the
branch. All members of the club are
requested to be on hand.
Ladies' Branch No go met Wednes-
day evening at Odd Fellows hall, cor
ner Fifth and Wabasha streets, and
Initiated five, new members. 1t will
take in three more at the next meet
ing. The Iron Hall Social club was
present in a body and was enter
tanned in a truly hospitable manner
by the ladies. A tempting luncheon
was served at 1890. Mrs. Milham, the
new president, and the able corps of
officers are doing excellent work.
Garfield Branch, No. Is, gave a high
ly enjoyable entertainment at Wool
sey's hall, corner Burr and Case
streets, Tuesday evening. March 10.
3Edison's photograph was the leading
feature. There were also several mu-
steal selections. Addresses were made
by Past Presidents James Morrow and
George Woolsey.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Last Monday Capitol Lodge, No. 81
proved five pages in the rank of es-
quire. There was a very large attend
ance of members and visitors, the lat
ter lending valued assistance in the
work. On Monday next it is expected
that seven eSquireS will be in attend
ance, to receive the golden spurs, and
he members Of the Capitol hope to see
many visiting brothers present The
work will be eXemplified by the team
now organizing in No. 81, and though
they may be bit rough their hearts
are in it.
Okay Lodge No. 1877, at its meeting
last Thursday evening, received two
new applications for membership. and
conferred the third rank on five can
didates. The second rank will be con-
ferred next Thursday evening. On
next Saturday evening the Oriental
degree will be exemplified by this
lodge at X. P. hall, So East Fifth
street, and a good time in general is
assured all who attend.
Kenyon Lodge No. Sc, of st. Paul
Park, conferred the first rank on Mon
day last and will confer the second
tomorrow night on two candidates.
. GOOD TEMPLARS.
- Union Lodge No. i meets every
Thursday evening in Relief Society
hall, on Tenth street. All visiting
Templars are invited to attend each
session, and will be given a hearty well
come.
Garfield Lodge No. 1O1 met Tuesday
evening in Sjoberg's hall, corner Payne
avenue and Wells street. Two candi-
dates were taken in. Preparations are
being made for an entertainment the
latter part of April.
st. Paul Lodge No. II, lately organ
lied, and which meets every Wednes-
day evening at the hall in Odd Fellows
block, corner Wabasha and Fifth
streets, gave an entertainment Wednes-
day evening, March 20, at Relief Soci-
ETY. hall. A good programme of several
numbers was given, and refreshments
were served. The hall was filed to
overlooking.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.
st. Paul Chapter No. "a will give a