St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
WITH GAVEL AND COAT
DAYToN,s BLUFF LODGE OF ODD
: FELLOWS WILL CELEBRATE
OPENING OF IT'S NEW HALL
BY a Grand Observation-Disclosures
Woodmen,s Entertainments
Other Societies, DOings.

Eugene COWleS, of the BOStOnlanS,
has kindly consented to sing the CT
fertory at the Odd Fellows services at
the Peoples church, on Sunday morn
ing, April %.
Dayton's Bluff Lodge No. SO will
open it's new hall, corner Seventh and
Reaaey streets, Wednesday evening.
May /, with an entertainment,
banquet and hop. The committees in
charge have spared no pains in max
ing the event red letter day in the
history of No. SO. The hall, which
is commodious, is furnished through
out elegantly, and everything is COM
plete in every detail. Following is the
programme, after which supper will
be served and dancing begun:
Invocation, Chaplain w. H.. Webb;
selections, orchestra; Introductory re-
marks, Dr. William Dinwoodie; toast,
odd Fellowship" Hon. w. r. John
son, p. G. M; duet, The Misses
Lindeke; toast, 1.-THE Sovereign Grand
Lodge" Hon. w. G. Nye, P. G. r., Of
Minneapolis; quartette, the Misses
Wood and Warner; toast, 1.-The Grand
Lodge" A. L. Bolten, grand secretary;
solo, Miss Phillips; toast, 1.-The In
campment," e. G. Bloomfield, q. c.
p, of Willmar; duet, Misses Emma
and Cassie Lindeke; toast, '"The
Subordinate Lodge" Hugh Jones, P.
g., of '96; recitation, Mrs. Mccall;
toast, ''The Daughters of Rebekah,"
Mrs. Eunice Melville, secretary of
Rebekah convention quartette, the
Misses Wood and Warner
All members of Twin City Lodge No.
fa6 tn
at 9:15 o'clock this forenoon for
seventh-sixth anniversary of the
order
MODERN WOODMEN.
Minnehaha Camp No. 674 entertained
about 500 people one night last week
at Labor hall, celebrating the fact that
the camp had reached a membership
of over 800. A splendid minstrel pro-
gramme was rendered by members of
the camp, together with interesting
numbers by Miss Marie Collins, the
Odd Fellow quartet, Louis Nash and
X. Groh. During the evening Clerk
A. ii. Hooper presented the venerable
consul, Harry Franklin, with a beauti-
full silver water service as an express
sion of the goodwill of the members
toward the successful work he had
done as the camps presiding officer.
The entertainment was followed with
dancing, and all present were filed
with enthusiasm over the enterprise
and push displayed by the members OF
the camp in providing for the enter
ta1nment of their guests. Next Thurs
day evening the members of the camp
located at Harris. Mimi, will visit
M1nnehaha camp in body and wit
ness the comforting of both degrees OF
the order. Refreshments will be
served and a pleasant time is in
prospect.
The members of Minnehaha camp
have already commenced to discuss
their summer outing, which will prob
ably be in the nature of a picnic at
one of the neighboring lakes some
time in July.
The central committee meets next
Wednesday evening in room 81, Globe
building. All delegates and neighbors
desiring to attend are requested tc
be present, as report is expected from
the entertainment committee.
Liberty camp 1904 held one of the
largest meetings of the year last
Thursday evening. After the large
amount of regular business was trans
acted the entertainment committee
sprang surprise in the shape of a
musical programme, followed by a
lunch. Neighbors Hamilton and Jacob.
son, of North Star camp, made some
very excellent speeches, and after sew.
eraI stories, songs and speeches by
other visiting and regular members, ar
adjournment was taken to the dining
room, where bountiful spread was
soon disposed Of
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
On June "a, which is st. Johns day
and the anniversary of the order all
over the world, st. John commandery
will be organized. The chairman of
the committee states that all who
have received invitations to join the
commandery as charter members are
requested to send in their names as
soon as possible, as meetings of the
committee will begin in few DAYS to
complete arrangements so as to organ
lie the commandery on the above date.
There have been some 1850 invitations
sent out and it is to be hoped that
st. John Commandery will be the
largest, in the United States.
ORDER OF DRUIDS.
North Star Grove No. 4 met in reg
ular weekly session on Wednesday
evening and disposed of considera hle
work, initiating one candidate and
EDUCATING two members in the third
degree.
st. Paul Grove No. had a yerv
large and interesting meeting on Mon
day evening. One candidate was in
ltlated and the eKemplified second de.
gree. was conferred on four This
grove has got very good record to
It's credit, having initiated seven dur
ing the present month. At it's next
meeting the third degree will be con.
ferred on four candidates.
Vasa Grove No. "a at it's meeting on
Monday evening reinstated one mem.
Der, and the grove had as large q. turn-
out as usual.
minnesota Grove No. 1 held a. very
large meeting on Tuesday evening and
worked in both the first and third
degrees. So III
Schiller Grove No. 8 met on Tb,rc-
day evening and initiated one new
member Work was done also in The
third degree.
Noble Grand Arch Deebach. visited
blsmark Grove, Minneapolis. In an
oniciai capacity on Monday even,ne
ana conducted Initiation for the grove
IRON HALL.
payton's Bluff Star Branch No O
met Monday evening at the home OF
the councillor, Mrs. F. A. Davis. or
East Third street. Several members
received warrants as first installn1ents
on their expired certificates. After the
business was attended to ice-crean
and cake were served. Then followed
a musical programme, which was
much enjoyed.
Garfield Branch No. Is will meet the
| 11rst Tuesday in May. There will then
be several candidates admitted.
| Ladies Branch No. 20 will meet
Wednesday evening, May /, at Odd
Fellows hall, corner Fifth and Waba.
sha streets. AT the last meeting II
was decided to meet regularly the frs
| and third W01nncaou -. 4