St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-31

rank of knighthood are requested to
be present, and that rank will be con-
ferred. The members who take part
in the third rank work will please
come to- the lodge on Sunday morning
at 1890. Robert Ross has been elected
M. of E. of this lodge, vice w. r. De-
ment, resigned, and Thomas Sullivan,
trustee, vice Robert Ross, resigned.
One application for initiation and one
card were received.
RATHBONE SISTERS.
Unity Temple, No. 9, met Thursday
night at their hall in the Martin block
on South Wabasha street. An enter
tainment will be given in the near
future. They meet next Thursday,
April A. at s p. m. sharp. All members
are requested to be on hand. A good
programme will be given.
Myrtle Temple, No. 2, met Tuesday
night, March 26. Several new appIi-
cants were balloted upon. A drill of
the secret work was given by the
lodge deputy, Mrs. c.. M. Bailey, at
whose request a special effort will be
required of the officers who are at
present occupying the chairs. A prize
drill and initiation will be gone through
1If tiO llcAI AHStllhS. ~ CdllCO party
will be given after Easter by the
temple. The committee appointed are
Mesdames Bailey, Lagarus and Nc
Call.
MASONIC.
Damascus Commandery No. 1, K T.,
held their thirty-ninth annual con-
clave at Masonic hall last Thursday
evening, full attendance of the
knights being present. The reports of
the officers for the fiscal year were
received and accepted. The following
sir knights. were duly elected officers
for the ensuing year: Sir Charles F.
Mohler, eminent commander; Sir Jo-
seph Bobleter, generalissimo; Sir
Adam G. Hickman, prelate; Sir Joseph
F.-Spanger, senior warden; Sir Walter
Holcomb, junior warden; Sir Lathrop
E. Reed, treasurer; Sir William H.
Reed, recorder.
WoODMAN OF THE WORLD.
Prosperity Camp No. 2, woodman of
the World, will meet at Central hall,
Wednesday evening, April s, at D. m.
sharp, where four new members will
be introduced in the protection degree.
st Paul Camp No. 6 meets every
ffst and fourth Monday of each month
at Martins hall, 11S South Wabasha
street. AT their last meeting, Monday.
March 25, three new members were in
troduced to the protective degree. At
their next meeting, April i, four new
members will ride the goat
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
st. Paul Commandery No. 154 held
Its regular meeting on Tuesday even
ing last, at which time six new men,
bers were initiated in the Black De-
gree. New members come In every
meeting night, and it will only be
a short time until tHis eommandery
viii be one of the foremost benefi-
cial orders in the state. Some time
during April the commandery will
visit Minneapolis Lodge No. 155 in a
body.
J. o. u. A. M i.s's.
Rev. George H. Gamble, of the He
bron Baptist church, corner Ada and
Rice streets, will address the citizens
Sunday evening, March 81, on Patriot
ism and Love of Country" under the
auspices of Liberty Council No. s,
Junior Order United American Mechan-
ics.:.A cordial invitation is extended to
all. S. E. Foreman. J. S. Ktmball, COM
mittee.
EASTERN STAR a~
st. Paul Chapter, No. "a, gave "a So.
ciat and dancing party Friday even
ing at Masonic Temple. The hall was
comfortably filled with the eclat Of
Masonic social circles iaI;.i- III