St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-17
IN SECRET ORDERS
DOINGS OF THE WEEK AMONG
THE DIFFERENT ORGANI-
ZATIONS.
THE MAsONs. AT MIDWAY.
ENJOYABLE RECEPTION GIVEN
FRIDAY NIGHT BY THE LODGE
AT HAMLINE.
MODERN wooDMEN BOOMING.
III. c. Peterson Tells About the
benefit of Membership in
the Order.

A most enjoyable reception was given
on Friday evening, by the members of
Midway Lodge 1S5, A. +. and A. M, at
the lodge rooms at Hamline. A very
excellent musical and literary pro-
gramme was given. The Apollo quar-
tet, consisting of Messrs. Quesnel,
Hunt, StillweH and Parsons, sang sew
eral selections which added to their
| popularity. Miss Evans recited and
| Miss Webber sang. Numbers were
| given by the Hamline String quartet,
and the guests sat down to banquet
at which toasts were responded to by
Ed Paradis, Rev. F. B. Colgill, H. M.
Tusler, Aid. Montgomery and others.
MASONS.
The Scottish Rite bodies will hold
purpose of comforting degrees.
Shekina lodge will confer the first de-
gree Monday evening.
| Ancient Landmark lodge gave a very
pleasant entertainment Thursday even
ing. There was a fine musical pro-
gramme, and speeches by James F.
CATHOLIC FORESTERS.
st. Martins Court, No. 55O was in
stalled on last Sunday evening at st.
! Bernards church. Father Ogulin, the
organizer, gave brief address, setting
forth the benefits to be derived from
membership in the order. The new
| court starts out with membership of
! fifty. Mr.. M. G. Egan, state chief
ranger will shortly visit the cities of
Mankato and Faribault to install new
courts.
Parties desiring information relative
to the Catholic Order of Foresters, and
living where there is neither court
nor an organizer, should apply to M.
C. Egan, C. R., No. 972 Francis street,
St. Paul, Mimi, or to the state sec
retary, George w. Stenger, No. 43S st.
Peter street, st. Paul, Mimi.
RED MEN.
Minnewaska Tribe No. held a very
enthusiastic council on last Fridays
sleep, which continues to show this is
a very live tribe of Red Men. Great
Chief of Records. Brown was present
and gave very interesting talk on the
good of the order. A pale face was
captured in the forest, and was adopt
ed by this tribe. The work was eXem-
plified in the usual good form No. as
| degree team. Minnewaska will give
poW-wow and sun dance on the 18th
Sleep of Hunting moon 9th of Decem-
ber), in Central hall, corner Seventh
and Cedar streets. Tickets can be OBJ
tanned of the members.
ORDER EASTERN STAR.
| A special meeting has been called by
the worthy matron of st. Paul Chap
ter No. "a for Friday evening, Nov. %,
at Branden hall, on East Seventh
street, for initiation and other impor-
tant work. Ten candidates are expect
ed to be present to be admitted into the
| order
The relief society will give a dancing
party at Masonic hall on East Fifth,
Monday evening, Nov. 25. The Man
haitian orchestra will furnish the music
and the event is looked forward to with
much enthusiasm in Masonic circles.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Mendoza camp, of Mendoza, held its
regular meeting last Saturday night.
The camp has been unfortunate this
year. Lou Auge was killed by a train
and a short time ago Tom Charland
died. The widowed mother of the latter
received a check of $1,000 a few days
| ago from an insurance company.
Prosperity Camp No. 2 will meet
Wednesday evening, Nov. 20, and all
members are urged to come and secure
tickets for the annual social hop to be
given Dec. 4.
st. Paul Camp No. 9, at it's last meet
ing initiated two members and balloted
on four applications. A large delega-
ton from Dayton's Bluff camp were
visitors at this meeting.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
The grand officers visited CONNER
cial Council on Tuesday evening and
expressed themselves as highly pleased
with the perfection attained in the con-
duction of the initiatory work A large
number of applications were reported
! upon, eight received and one candi-
date initiated. A sumptuous repast was
| served in the banquet room after ad-
| journment.
On Monday evening last Seven Cor
ners' Court 1877, Royal Arcanum, took
possession of their new hall in the
Bowlby block. 1t was most enthu-
siastic meeting, a number of candi-
dates were initiated and six applica-
| tions for membership were read. At
| the first meeting in December Grand
| Regent Hartigan and officers of the
grand council will make their official
visit and officers for the ensuing year
will be elected.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Last Wednesday evening Capitol
Lodge No. 81 had work in the first and
second ranks, and ON Wednesday next
Nov. 20, will confer the third rank on
a very numerous class of esquires, in
Guiding several we'll known citizens.
The lodge again extends most hearty
invitation to the members of other
lodges and visiting brethren. Lodge
opens at 1880 promptly.
Webster Lodge No. 20 will confer the
rank of knight at. their meeting Thurs
day evening.
ST. Paul Division No. 2, Uniform
Rank, will hold a meeting Tuesday
night in the new Pythian hall.
Twin City Lodge No. 63 celebrated
it's sixth anniversary on Monday last
Some $40 knights were present, and
speeches made by prominent Pythians.
After some very fine recitations, ETC.,
a banquet was served.
Liberty Lodge No. 137 formerly Okay
LODGE will confer the third rank next
Thursday evening. The members of
this lodge are making arrangements
for a turkey lunch and general jolIi-
fication meeting on Thanksgiving even
ing, Nov. 2S,. in celebration of its change
of name and the arrival of it's char
ter. i+.,s ~.
st. Paul Lodge. No. .43 conferred the
rank of esquire upon, two pages last
Tuesday evening. The announcement is
made that the knights rank in ampli-
fed form will be conferred by this
lodge next Tuesday evening at their
castle hall, corner of Colorado and
South Wabasha streets, West ST. Paul.
Master of Work Silas e. Foreman and
his celebrated .43" degree team will
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