St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-28
COAT AND GHVEL.
NEWS OF THE SECRET ORDERS
DURING TIE PAST
WEEK.
ODD FELLOWS INSTALL.
OFFICERS AT THE MEETING OF
HANCOCK ENCAMP-
NIENT.
ORDER OF THE WORLD PICNIC.
Enterprise Lodge of the Order of
Good TempIars Re-eIects
Old Officers.
ORDER OF THE WORLD PICNIC

USod Templars Re-eLects
Old Officers.
Steps are being taken for the .organi-
Zauon Of a Masonic lodge in the West
Seventh street district. the lodge rooms
to be located at the corner of West
Seventh and Toronto streets. Already
charter list of uhirty-fiVe members
mas been secured. The hall is now
belng ntted up, and the organizat ton
OF the lodge will follow in due time.
Ed Irudgen is to be the worshipful
master. Arrangements are also being
mace TO organize a chapter of the
Order of Eastern Star as soon as the
mems lodge has been formed.
ODD FELLOWS.
Last Thursday night Twin City lodge
initiated two candidates, and the first
ofgree VII be conferred next Thursday
nlght. The lodge is making arrange
ne1ts to have picnic at Wildwood in
about four weeks
At its last regular meeting one pa
trlareh was exalted to the royal pur-
pie. degree by Hancock encampment.
and al its special meeting last Monday
the following officers were installed bv
Leon ]; St. Pierre, Dist. Dep. CIR. p,
33Sis s by P. G; PENS. Bunker and
lam Gift Sr.Wn-; F. D. Stone, H. p;
G. A. Rinker, recording scribe: Tbeo
Bunker, financial scribe; Henry REIN
ers, treasurer, and George Laurent,
Jr. Wn.
ORDER OF THE WORLD.
Starlight Lodge No. S1S celebrated its
its hall in the Habighorst block, cor
mer Payne avenue and Wells street,
The lodge is but a year old, yet il
Ianks with the foremost of the order
roll some of the most influential bust
ness men of the East side Several
very profitable entertainments have
been given during the year. which have
been both social and financial sue.
cesses. The programme Monday even
ms was as follows: Duet, Mesdames
Lindquist and HIGHLAND; recitation
Mrs +. kunsburg; solo, Mrs Steven
son; recitation, Mrs. Johnson; duet.
Mesdames Lindquist and HIGHLAND.
After the entertainment refreshments
We're served. President E. Kensburs
made an enthusiastic speech in behalf
OF the order.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Garfield lodge will elect officers at
Its next meeting, Tuesday evening
hand
ST Paul Lodge No. II meets Wednes-
gay evening at Central hall, corner
Sixth and Seventh streets a good
ton.
Union Lodge No. l meets Thursday
evening at Central hall. Business of
Importance demands the attention OF
all members.
Enterprise Lodge No. Is by a unan-
1meus vote of the lodge resolved to
elect the same officers for the ensuing
term that have so successfully filled
the chairs for the past quarter. The
installation will take place the first
Tuesday in August
IRON HALL.
Dayton's Bluff Star branch held an
.Dteresting session at the home of the
sJresident, A T. Albe-k, on Hudson ave-
nue., Monday evening. After the gen
eral routine business was over a mid
summer luncheon was enjoyed by ak
present.
Pioneer Branch No II took in three
new members Thursday evening. A
picnic will be held soon.
Garfield branch will meet the first
Tuesday in August.
Ladies branch will meet the first
Wednesday in August, There will be
new members for the benefit fund.
MODERN WOODME.N.
The already large number of camps
In this city have again been augmented
by the organization of st. Paul Camp
No. 310l last Wednesday evening at the
Central Odd Fellows hall Deputy
Head Consul W. H. Dawson, of Stay
ton. Instituted the baby in due form
with seven-two charter members, the
known in the state. After organiza-
ton the first order of business was
the admission by card of 101 old mem
bers, thus making total membership
OF 173 to start with. The officers of the
camp are: S. c. Olmstead, venerable
consul; W. ]. Wilson, adviser; S. w.
Shepherd. banker; j. H. Jansen, clerk;
James Hylent, escort, and DR.. G. T.
Miller, medical examiner, all of whom
are earnest and active workers and
will no doubt strive to make this baby
camp the best and largest in the state.
Many visitors from other camps were
present, and Neighbor Harry Franklin,
venerable consul of Minnehaha camp,
new camp into the order, wishing 1t
success and prosperity. AT the conclu-
sion OF the cerem onieS a banquet was
served, and it was long after midnight
when the meeting broke up and all
went home TO seek repose.
North Star camp will meet on Aug. L.
AIinnehaha camp will hold a regular
meeting next Thursday, Aug. l, and
has lots of work in the first degree.
\ new camp, to be known as st. Paul
camp, was instituted last Wednesday
evening by State Deputy W. H. Daw-
son. 1t starts out with a membership
OF 13t.
Royal Oak Camp. R. N. meets next
Thur day evening promptly at p. ~.
The Joint committee Of the st. Paul
and Minneapolis camps met last night
to make arrangements for the recep-
ton of Head Consul NOrthcott, and
for the joint picnic.
The fourth annual picnic of Unity
camp was held last Thursday and was
d most enjoyable affair The games,
for which prizes were donated by near
" every merchant on the West Side,
came off according to programme. The
Very appropriate prize for the fat mems
race. a jar of butter, was captured by
Scandia Camp No. 1884 is having =
remarkable growth. The strong
feature OF this camp is that every
member when sick gets 50 per week
sick benefit For the short time it
has been IN existence this camp IS
financially ore of the best in the city
Il maets on the second and fourth
Friday in each month. at I. O. O. r
hall. corner Fifth and Robert streets.
An invitation IS extended TO ell Wood
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
ST. Paul Camp No. at its last meet
ing initiated five new members. Al the
next meeting, Aug. u, it will initiate six
more. At the last meeting DR.. ]. V
Hawkins was elected regular physician
for the camp.
Dayton's Bluff camp will hold its next
meeting Tuesday evening. Aug. 6, at
the hall corner of East Seventh and
JNV1itF Streets All members are re-
quested TO be present-as there is a
surprise in store for them.
Rice camp meets on the fourth
" edneSd5y OF each month. The next
meeting viii take place July 81. at the
hall corner CT Rice and University
avenue. A large attendance is re
Quested at this meeting.
Prosperity Camp No. will meet
Aug. at Odd Fellows block. Sixth and
NarsSha. Every member is requested
10 attend to hear reports read which
interest every member. There will be
four limitations and the degree of morn
iaE viii he worked. and other business
which interests all members.
ORDER STAR OF BETHLEHEM.
\ branch of this order has been
lately oreaAiZed in this city, known
a ST. Paul Lodge No. !. The order is
non-seetarian. It admits men and
women on equal terms to equal honors
TIE order has Impressive ceremonies.
teaches truth and honor, grants relier
in sickness. succor in distress. protec-
ton iD danger and assists socially and
in business. The bond of fraternity iss