St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
RATHBoNE SISTERS.

Unity Temple No. met last Thurs,
day evening in it's hall in the Martin
block, on South Wabasha street. A
report of the supper was given and the
committee congratulated on the sue
cess. Two new members were adj
mitted and other applications placed on
file.
Myrtle Temple No. 2 will have no
meeting until the afternoon of the sec
ond Tuesday in May, having adj
journed over at the last meeting for
the calico party. The temple as usual,
entertained friends who attended. The
hall was comfortably filled, nearly all
the Pythian lodges being represented.
Brother c. M. Bailey was master of
ceremonies, and was assisted by Sisters
Odell, Flanagan and Spencer, who
acted as floor managers. The reception
committee consisted of Sisters Lazarus,
Baily and Mccall. The dining room
was in charge of Sisters Levy, Peter
son, Shepherd and Kruger. Loo i.
SONS OF AMERICA.
Washington Camp No. 4, P. o. S. of
A, will meet-in its; hall in Central block
next Tuesday evening, April 80. There
will be the initiation of eight candi-
dates. Camp No. 4 is in a prosperous
condition at present. 1t will hold
memorial services on the evening of
May 3d.. but the place has not yet been
decided on.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Capital Lodge No. 81 will do no work
in the ranks Monday evening, April 20,
but there will be business of import
ance in connection with the new hall.
All those who have not yet taken the
second or third rank are invited to be
present about 8 o'clock, and the mem
bers of the lodge having friends likely
to join No. 81 are urgently requested
to bring them, for as soon as business
is disposed of the lodge will be closed,
and the balance of the evening spent
in a social smoke. 1t is reported on
the strict q. t. that cigars will be pro-
vided by prominent member of the
lodge. Brother Ryder has promised
to bring his orchestra, the I. G. will
parade the goat, and the o. G. will
conduct his special band performance.
UNITED WORKMEN.
Business Mems Lodge No. will meet
on May z, there being five Tuesdays
in April. A social entertainment for
the members and their families and
invited friends will be the feature of
the evening, and the affair will be
very enjoyable one.
Nobility Lodge No. 13, d. of H. will
give a sheet and pillowcase party, or
ghost dance, at their hall, corner Sew
enth and Minnesota streets, Wednes-
day evening, May s. Tickets for sale
from all the members; also at the
door. Price Is cents each. A good
time is anticipated. Refreshments will
be served.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Prosperity Camp No. held its regu-
lar meeting at Central hall Wednesday
evening, April II, with large attend
ance. Considerable new business was
transacted and one candidate was in
troduced to the protection degree. The
lecture of Prof. Woodruff was post
poned until the first meeting in June
Next meeting Of the camp will be held
Wednesday evening, May I. Consider
able business will be attended to and
the. mourning degree will be conferred
on members wishing to receive it. Any
members of sister camps wishing to
participate. a good time is assured
them.
ROYAL tARCANUM.
Commercial Council held a social ses-
sion last Tuesday evening, which was
attended by about seventy members
and their friends. The Entertainment
committee provided a programme Of
vocal and instrumental music and
recitations, concluding with an origi-
nal farce, entitled, Trial by Jury"
after which refreshments were served
hX tho ainI al.