St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-14

tendance Monday and obligated two
new members. The grove was also
visited by Noble Grand Arch Dee
bach, who addressed the members on
the good of the order.
MODERN wOODMEN.
Minnehaha camp will meet in the
lower haH at its meeting on April Is,
the camp having given the use of the
large hall on that date TO another Or
ganiZation for a dance. The commit
tee having charge of the. entertainment
to be given on April 22 is working hard.
and promises a good time to the men,
bers and their friends. A request has
been received from a new camp In a
neighboring town to exemplify the
work for its benefit, and in compliance
with the request. both degrees will be
given by the full team on May before
a large delegation from the camp re-
ferred to. AT the meeting on the 18th.
fourteen candidates will be given the
first degree.
Mrs. Watt, of Omaha, supreme oracle
of the Royal Neighbors. stopped here
one day last week, and called on
friends in the Twin Cities. She was
on her way to Grand Forks to institute
camp of Royal Neighbors.
Woodmen will remember the date of
the entertainment for the benefit of
the transient relief fund, at westmore-
land hall on April II.
The next meeting of Copeland camp
will be on the 18th. and will be devoted
to sociability. A special committee
having been appointed to make extra
preparations, pleasant time is an
ticipated.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
Pioneer Lodge No. 23S decided to cell
citrate st. Georges day, April %, by
holding a concert and dance at Odd
Fellows hall, corner Fifth and Wa
basha streets. The talent already
promised for this event is among the
best in the city, and a most enjoyable
time may be expected.
o. d. III. S.
Theodor Koerner Lodge No. l6
celebrated it's fifteenth anniversary
last Thursday at Chris Frylinger's
hall, on University avenue. Over 100
members were present. Speeches were
made by ex-President William Foelx
sen. Grand President F. Neumeier, ex-
Grand President William Budy, and
j. H. Hullsiek. The lodge is in a
fiourishing condition. having los men,
bers, and being financially one of the
best lodges in the state. The hall was
beautifully decorated. Lunch was
served, and as the lodge includes
a great many singers from the various
singing societies of the city, they gave
some very charming vocal music The
members enjoyed themselves until
early morning. and will remember the
day for many years to come. +
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
st. Paul Commandery No. 1874. which
meets every Tuesday evening at /. o.
.. F. hall. corner Fifth and Robert
streets, held a large and enthusiastic
meeting on April 8, at which time the
Malta degree was given to several
new members. On Thursday even
Ing. April IL, a large number Of
knights from st. Paul visited Mime.
apolfs Commandery No. 155, and as
sisted in the installation of officers of
that lodge.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
The rank Of page was conferred on
one and the rank Of esquire on two
candidates by Webster Lodge No. q
last Tuesday evening. After a sick
ness of several weeks, the members
were glad to see the familiar face
of r. j. MaybeH at the Chancellor
Commanders station Brother John
j. Boobar, state representative, was
In attendance from St Cloud.
SEXENNIAL LEAGUE.
Hiawatha Lodge No. 1923 will hold its
next regular meeting next Friday
evening. April 10. at its hall, No. II
East Seventh street 1t is expected
that at least twenty new members
will be initiated. A cordial invitation
Is extended to all members of the
league to be present.
NATIONAL UNION.
st. Paul Council No. 1896 will hold its
regular meeting at the hall. No. II
East Seventh street, on Wednesday
evening next. All members of the
order are invited to be present