St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-27
WITH GAVEL AND GOAT.
A. o. U. w. LODGES ELECT AND
INSTALL OFFICERS.
Liberty lodge, Modern Woodmen,
observation-disclosures Prog
tesr--Not a. +. Il. Hall.
A. o. U. w. Lodges.

Union Star Lodge No. Isl of the A.
o. U. w. installed the following named
officers at its meeting Oil Jan. 10: Mas
ter workman, Thomas Underwood;
foreman. j. II. Roadhouse; overseer,
John Green; recorder, A. III. Turner;
financier, J. G. Parker; receiver,
ger: inside wolkMar, Henry Funk
outside watchman an. All Perry: past
master, G. D. Whaley; trustee, Joe
KeiI.
There was large number OF visitors
from Minneapolis and st. Paul lodges.
among whom Harnish, LeveronS and
Luderman, of West Side lodge Sc. spoke
on the good of the ORDER. Brother j. &.
Rowan read a paper and delivered an
appropriate prayer on memorial, it be-
lug memorial day Of the order. This is
not one of the largest lodges i'll the city.
as it is one of the Youngest. but it IS one
OF the hustling lodges of the order.
They have large attendance at meet
ings and candidates for membe rShi p
continuously coming in.
Star of the Union Lodge No. II, ID. Of
II. of the A. 0. U. W., gave social hop
and supper at its hall on the 22d. There
was large attendance. This wa, tna
third this winter, and the attendance
keeps increasing. The hall Will be too
small for the next one. A splendid
supper was served. and fine music fur
nished by Il mandolin orchestra. This
is one of the oldest lodges in the order,
proper. 1t is wholly conducted by
ladies, and is one of the
best working lodges in the order.
The sisters try to make it pleasant ard
enjoyable for their sisters and guests.
Their lodge is in q coed and prosperous
condition. They have number of cam
didates for membership. The Intention
of the lodge is to give grand ball and
entertainment to the members of the
grand lodge of d. of II. and the A. O.
i. W., as the conventions OF the TWO
orders meet in st. Paul at the same
date in the month of March.
At the regular meeting of Star OF the
Union lodge, on Jan. 8. the f0lioWing-
named officers were installed: Miss
Bessie Rowan, past chief Of honor; Miss
Mary Rowan, chief of honor: Mrs.
Hamond, lady of honor: Mrs. W.
Il. Fountain, chief Of ceremony;
Mrs. Il. Kenney, recorder; Mrs. Lamb,
financier: Mrs. I. kerigan, receiver;
Mrs. a. Perry. lady usher; A. Perry,
inside Waterman; W. Z. Fountain, out
side Waterman; Mrs. r. W. DeYore,
representative to grand lodge.
Modern sSooslz3ien.
Liberty Camp 1904 held largely at
tended and interesting meeting last
Thursday evening, Jan. "a. The officers
for 1895 were installed, several applIca-
lions were received and much impor-
tant business transacted. This camp is
now the second largest camp in the state.
and the close ofthe present year eX-
poets to show it the largest.
The camp will give an entertainment
and dance Oh the 2Sth of February for
the benefit of the sick benefit fund,
which is getting to be large feature OF
this camp.
OrangeTnen.
James A. Garfield l., O. l.. No. 246 met
last Monday evening and received three
applications and conferred the Orange
degree on four, and the Royal Arch
Purple Mark degree OH three candidates.
The degree staff accompanied Grand
Secretary Gill and Grand Master
Byorum to Duluth. on Tuesday, aud
they instituted lodge at West Duluth,
Wednesday evening.
Schomberg l.. o. l.. No. SO met on
Wednesday evening and conferred the
Orange degree on i've, and the Royal
Arch Purple Mark degree on ten candi-l
dates. p
Mckinley l.. O. L. No. 2S6 had work
in the several degrees at its last regular
meeting.
Esther Ladies L. o. LNo. 43 at their
last regular meeting gave social which
was largely attended. There was q
beautiful quilt ratified off at the close OF
the entertainment, Mr.. G. Thompson
beng the lucky gentleman TO receive it.
The song given by little Miss Tots and
Pressie Young, "You Can't Play III Our
Yard" was we'll sung and acted in cos
tune. Master Harry Macarthur in his
dances which he executed SO gracefully
would have done credit to profession
al artist. Robert Groh seemed to be at
his best. and he conyulsed the audience
with his funny songs and sayings.
Eastern Star Lodge l.. o. l.. No. 81 |
conferred the scarlet degree on ten can
didates at its last regular meeting. The |
lodge will give dime social in the near |
future.
Black knights C. of T.
Trinity Red Cross PIeceptoTy No. IS.