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

E. KenSburg will perform the fnitia
ton ceremony. The families of tn,
members are invited to be present
After the work is over refreshment.
will be served, and a general reunion
will follow.
Flora Rebekah Lodge No. ia at its
meeting last Tuesday evening, July 2
installed officers for the term. Distric
Deputy Mrs. Hugh Jones superintend
ed the initiation ceremony. Miss Emma
Fitzgerald was taken in as a member
and introduced to the secret work OF
the order. After the rituals were laid
aside a tempting midsummer luncheon
waa served by the committee in charge.
Chime Rebekah Lodge No. will in
stall the officers-elect for the ensuing
term on Tuesday, July 9, at its hail.
corner Fifth and Wabasha. After the
ceremony a luncheon will be served
All members who have been conspicu-
ously absent for some time are espe-
cially requested to be on hand, as
business of interest to them particular
ly will be brought up.
Luella Rebekah Lodge No. installed
the following officers last Wednesday
evening: Mrs. John Nichols, noble
and Miss Carrie Rinker, recording Sec
rotary. D. D. G. M, Mrs. G. R. Daley
officiated, assisted by Mrs Maxwell, as
grand warden; Mrs. Rutherford as
grand secretary, and Grand Secretary
Bolton, as grand marshal. Ice cream
and cake were served at the conclusion
of the ceremony.
The installation of officers for Han
cock encampment was postponed until
its next meeting.
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR.
st. Paul Chapter No. "a will hold its
regular monthly meeting at Braden
hall, on East Seventh street, Friday
evening, March II. A large attendance
is expected, as there will be work in
both degrees. A report of the lawn
social will also be given. The relief
society Of the chapter will spend Mon
day enjoying the balmy breezes of
White Bear lake. They will take the
1880 a. m. train for the lake. All
should go prepared for q good time
Mrs. Dinsmore will entertain the So
ciety at her home at the beach at p.
m. All are invited.
RATHBONE SISTERS.
At The regular meeting of Myrtle
Temple No. 2, Tuesday afternoon, the
officers elect were duly installed, Mrs.
Mary Earhoff, P. M. E. c., acting as
lodge deputy in the absence of Deputy
G. M. Bailey. Mrs. A. Bailey, of God
frey Temple No. 5, of Minneapolis, act
ed as grand senior, while Mrs E.
Greer, of White Star temple, Mason
City, To-, acted as grand manager. The
officers installed were: Past chief,
Mrs. Jessie Goodel; most excellent
chief, Mrs. Ella O'Dell; ex-senior Mrs.
Jennie Shepherd; ex-1unfor, Mrs. Nellie
Mccall; manager of temple, Mrs. M.
Earhoff; mistress of records and CORE
spondence, Mrs. Lettie Sanderson;
mistress of finance, Mrs. Anna Levy;
protector of temple, Mrs. Helen Slog-
gy; outside guard, Mrs. Lizzie Bean;
representatives to the grand lodge,
Past Chiefs Mesdames Mary Earhof
and Helen Sloggy; alternates, Mes
danes Ella O'Dell and Jessie Goodell.
Mesdames J. Costello, M. E. c., and
A. Bailey, E. S., of Godfrey temple,
were present and extended an invita-
ton to the temple to attend the install
lation at their temple Thursday afer-
noon, July II, at Minneapolis.
Unity Temple No. will hold its next
regular session and installation of Of
ficers Thursday, July II, at 2:30 p. M.
in Martins hall, West Side, and all
sisters are cordially invited.
MACCABEES.
st. Paul Tent No. "a held its regular
review Monday evening at Central Odd
Fellows hall. The review was largely
attended and very interesting. Past
State Commander Milton S. Mead in
stalled the new officers, who are: Sir
knight commander, w. M. Carter; sir
knight lieutenant commander, F. x.
Vienig; sir knight record keeper, G. F.
Foster; sir knight finance keeper, H. J.