St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-03
work the Iron Hall Social club entered
and were right regaliS entertained.
ORDER OF THE WORTH

Starlight Lodge No 318, Order of the
Wor;j, gave its annual ball Friday
evening at odd Fellaws' hall on Payne
avenue. The two halls had been Sc
cured for the occasion, and decorated
appropriately. The Silver Bell orches-
ira furnished the music. At 8 o'clock
harp the grand march was begun, ard
a dancing programme of sixteen num-
bers, with a few extras thrown in, oc
cupied the time till 2:30. E. Kensbury
was master of ceremonies, and the com
mittees consisted of F. o. Nelson, Mrs.
E. Kensbury, Mrs. Stevenson, H. r.
Schroeder, entertainment; M. E. Pratt,
Miss Maud Blodgett, Mrs. M. Ham
mond, reception. F. B. Gundlach, G.
T. Gerry and John Holt acted as floor
managers.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Union lodge meets Thursday evening
at Relief hall on Tenth street. Gar
field lodge will meet Tuesday evening
at Sjoberg's hall, corner Payne and
Wells street. A programme for the
good of the order will be given.
Enterprise lodge will meet Tuesday
evening next in Central hall, corner
Sixth and Seventh streets.
ODD FELLOWS.
Triple Link, No. 200, held an import
ant session Wednesday evening. Con-
siderable work was accomplished and
new members admitted.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
ment to about sixty invited guests
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of this council in social way, but
they proved themselves to be veterans
in the art of entertainment.
The Twin City Mandolin orchestra
and Pianist Dellifield furniched the in
strumental music. The Minneopa
quartette, consisting of Messrs.
Churchill, George, Day and McCrum-
mish, sang their best; Tenney, Robb,
Wolf and Tompkins sang or danced.
w l. Bliss did some fancy dancing;
McGilvra's photograph furnished in
terludes; Messrs. Hall, Cooley, Snyder,
Davies and a score of others made
speeches or told stories, and Brother
Sergeant served an excellent lunch. 1t
was merry evening.
Minneopa council will meet at $50
Cedar street next Monday evening at
s o. m. sharp. A full attendance is re-
ouested, as important matters are to
como up.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Capitol Lodge No. 81 had a crowded
meeting last Monday, when the team
from Champion No. 10 worked the third
in grand form. There were at least
seventy Knights present to enjoy the
work. Next Monday will be devoted
to purely lodge business, there being
much of interest on hand. and a full
of members is urged. Com
mencing with Monday, March II, an
other numerous class Of candidates
will be started through the ranks, and
all who have applied for admission
should make a note of this.
ST. Paul Lodge No. 40 will work the
first rank on three candidates next
Tuesday night. This lodge is having
work every meeting night. All knights
are welcome.
Okay Lodge No. 1877, at it's meeting
last Thursday evening, received one
new member by card and six new APP
plications for membership. The rank
of page was conferred on five candi-
pages. Next Thursday evening the
third rank will be conferred on fif-
teen candidates. A Pythian band is
being talked of and steps are being
taken for it's organization. Members
of the order who are musicians should
report to H. c. Peterson, Room 51S,
Manhattan building, for membership
in band. A large number of the men,
bers are joining the Uniform Rank,
Divisions Nos. 2 and 13.
RED MEN.
The Minnewaska Tribe No. held
their first sleep warm moon at their
Wigwam, corner of Exchange and Sew
enth, nearly every member being at
his accustomed stump. The first war
rior scouting the forest found one
paleface and brought him in and was
given the adoption degree. One other
paleface paid in two fathoms of wam-
pun and will receive the adoption de-
gree at next sleep. Several other
palefaces who have paid in their wam-
pun will take the adoption degree at
next sleep. Every member is earnest
ly requested to be present at next
council sleep, which will be at their
wigwam, eighth sleep warm moon,
eighth rain.
A large delegation Of St. Paul Red
Men. accompanied by their squaws,
will attend the great feast of Mime
haha Tribe No. ], of Minneapolis, to-
sleep, March 4, Arrangements
have been made for chartering inter-
urban cars to accommodate those
members of the different tribes in the
city who wish to attend the entertain
ment. The cars will be stationed on
Robert street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, and will leave that
point at 7:3O p. m. All the tribes in
ST. Paul are busily at work perfecting
preliminary arrangements for the es-
Establishment of a Red Mems home.
The home will consist of fully appoint
ed club rooms in connection with
finely equipped wigwam where all the
tribes In the city will hold their coun-
ellis The same energetic and perse-
vering workers who in the past year
have placed this order in the front
rank of secret societies in st. Paul
have this matter in hand and the sue
cess of the enterprise is assured.
M. w. A.
North Star camp held a rousing meet
ing Friday evening and the main feat
ures were the adoption of seven new
members and receiving six applications.
1t is a remarkable fact that all new APP
plicants are young men, the oldest of
them being less than twenty-six years
of age. Neighbor Frank Guy, who is
still in a critical condition, resigned as
banker of the camp, and Neighbor
Louis Jacobson was unanimouly chosen
as his successor. On the first Tuesday
in April the camp will celebrate its
third anniversary by comforting the
Oriental degree upon large number of
North Star camp has now
among it's members the entire member
ship of one of the best mandolin or
chestras in the city, and will also soon
have quartette second to none in the
city.
EXENNTAT, T.EAGTJE