St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-07

A good programme was hugely en-
joyed.
| IRON HALL. -,
Dayton's Bluff Star Branch No. q
| will meet Monday evening at-the home
of Treasurer A. E. George, on Con-
| way street. Our new members will
| be admitted and a final claim allow
ed.
80 Garfield Branch No. Is met Tuesday
Il evening in Woolsey's hall on Burr
? street. There candidates were taken
Tin. full report of the entertain
rnent was given by Chairman George
f3Moolsey.
tIloLadies' Branch No. 20 held a large
injecting Thursday evening at Odd Eel
f;loNs' hall on WabaSha and Fifth
sSi1eets. Two new members were initi-
ated, and three applications placed on
i files. Several visitors from other
fs1cdges were present. A short pro-
isgramme for the good of the order was
? given by Mrs. Milham, Mrs. Mccall,
Messrs. Bomback, Bell, Mccall, and
Morrow.
pa Pioneer Branch No. II will meet
fEnext Thursday evening at Drulds' hall,
corner Seventh and Jackson streets.
T An invitation is extended to all local
Branches to attend There will be
debate on Fraternity and Co-opera-
tion," Mr.. Bomback taking the af-
/ formative and Mr.. Hill the negative.
All come prepared to lend voice.
Refreshments will be served. The
entertainment committee consists of
Messrs. Hilton, Nelson, and Bell. -
ODD FELLOWS.
Dayton's Bluff Lodge No. SO, TO. o.
F., will dedicate it's new and commodi-
GUS hall, corner Reaney and Seventh
streets, about May /, with an elaborate
banquet and ball. The hall, which is
large and spacious, is supplied with
all modern conveniences. 1t is to be
completely furnished in every detail
by Lodge No. SO. All the state grand
lodge officers will be present at the
entertainment, and the committee has
spared no pains to make the event a
most enjoyable one. No. So has in con-
nection a Rebekah lodge that numbers
some forty odd members
Triple Link Lodge No. 201 conferred
both degrees Wednesday at its hall on
Payne avenue.
MODERN WOODMEN.
The central committee of the various
local camps of the Modern Woodmen
Of America will give it's third annual
entertainment and dance in WeStmore-
and hall Wednesday evening, April IT,
The proceeds go toward the central
committee. Some very good talent has
been obtained to take part in the enter
tainment, as can be seen by the follow
ing programme:
Overture, Ryder's Mandolin orches-
ira; piano solo, Miss Viva Mcmillan; ;.
song, selected, Miss Mabel Irene Gill
bert; musical sketch, Kelmund Khurch-.
vanz, Rasmus Rasmussen, Prof. Ry-
dernskey, Charles Ryder, Samuel Skoog,
John Ryder; harp solo, Sgr. F. A.
Torerelli; song, Prof. Oscar Lienau;
piano solo, Miss Ruby Zehnter; recita-
ton, E. Peterson; baton drill, Gus
Schweitzer. Entertainment to be fol-
lowed by supper and dancing.
Unity Camp No. 1861 meets in Paul
Martins hall, West side, April II. A
large batch of applications are to be
disposed of, and degree work conferred.
- The central committee met last
Wednesday evening in Neighbor Ohm
stead's office, Globe building, with a full
saltendance. The regular routine bust
ness was acted on.
a.Liberty Camp No. 1904 meets Thurs
b day, April IL, in I. o. o. F. block, Fifth
1affd Wabasha streets. Degree work
WIFI be performed, and as the camp
|4has reorganized it's team, good work
scan be expected from the new material.
The visiting neighbors who had the
pleasure of seeing the pilgrims cross
B the burning desert and reach the
s"Qrient' in safety, as exemplified by
/ North Star camp last Friday evening,
expressed themselves as highly pleased
and voted that as an entertainer North
Star could not be beaten. The exem-
plification of the Oriental degree
was as fine as was ever seen in this
city. Several applicants were also
given the adoption degree into this
camp.
Monday, April g., at it's hall, corner
West Seventh and Western avenue. A
large delegation from Flour City camp,
Minneapolis, is expected, and North
Star team will confer the degree on
fifteen candidates. All Woodmen are
invited to come and make this a rous-
ing meeting.
South st. Paul Camp No. 1881 meets
Monday, April 8. in Exchange build
ing, South st. Paul.
st. Anthony Camp No. 1883 is still
looking for a new hall, and is thinking
very seriously of coming down town.
North Star camp had a glorious time
at their meeting Friday evening After
initiating a large class of candidates
and receiving nine new applications for
membership, Grand Orient Boelter and
his team took the chairs and conferred
the Oriental degree upon some twenty
candidates. The large Odd Fellows
hall was almost too small to hold all
the princes who had come from all
parts of the city to enjoy the fun, and
nobody went away disappointed Mirth
and merriment reigned supreme for
nearly three hours, and after partak-
ing of refreshments and cigars, every
one welt home full of enthusiasm for
North Star camp.
RED MEN
Minnewaukan Tribe No. held it's
first council in the new wigwam, No.
ALL Robert street, last Wednesday
sleep. The council was we'll attended,
and the tribe entertained a delegation
Of Red Men from Minneapolis, among
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