St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-11
GOAT ApD eA1EL.
NEWS ABOUT THE LOCAL Sc
CRET SOCIETIES FOR THE
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MODERN W0ODMEN PARADE
AND HOLD a BIG PUBLIC MEET
ING AT MARKET
y HALL.
THE INDEPENDENT FoREsTERs
Arranging a Reception for the
Representatives to the Su-
preme Council.
THE INDEPENDENT FoREsTERs
MODERN WOODMEN.

about Sept. /. Neighbor Cromer, OF
,Faribault, who has been attending the
school of instruction the past week,
was visitor and made an eloquent
address.
Ramsey camp had its goat in the
parade and at Market hall and by the
time the entertainment closed he was
thoroughly tired out, and would
dates at a regular meeting than go
through the same experience again.
Minneh2ha camp will hold regular
meeting next Thursday night and viii
have degree work and much other int-
portant business to transact The
minstrel troupe of this camp, seventeen
istrong, took part in the entertain~
ment last Tuesday, and kept the large
audience in a. continual laugh.
Head Consul Northcott and family
were the guests of Neighbor Bra awley,
All Dayton avenue, the first part OF
the week, and during the latter part
entertaining the state officers and
deputies at dinner Saturday afternoon.
Copeland camp dispensed with its
regular meeting last Tuesday to take
Market hall and on Wednesday even
ing worked the degrees on six candi-
dates before the head officers and
camps of st. Paul, at Assembly hall,
the secret work being given by II. Z.
.NoTthcott. The team, under the Lead
'ership of Chief Forester Frank Viii
son, received well-merited applause for
lthe excellence of its work.
REDMEN.
Minnewaska Tribe No. held an un-
usually well-attended council last Fri
day sleep. After scouting the forest
three palefaces were found astray and
taken captives by the braves. After
due trial they were adopted by the
tribe, the work being eXemplified by
the degree team in excellent shape.
The hunters, warriors and chiefs de-
gree being applied for by twelve
worthy Redmen; they We're duly in
Structed. The degree team deserves
much praise for the chiefs degree.
The council fire OF this tribe Is kind!ed
every Friday sleep and visiting Red
:men will always find a welcome.
3, KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
St Paul Commandery No. 154 gave
a social entertainment and hop at L.
O. o. F. hall on Monday, Aug. 5, at
which about $50 Knights and their
friends had a pleasant time. The en-
thanks are due to Prof. Moreno, Miss
Blood, Mrs. Hoglund, Mrs. Lindquis.
and others for kindly donating their
services. At $50 p; m. the, floor was
cleared and a mandolin orchestra fur
nished music for dancing until u
O'Clock. At the next regular meeting
of the commandery the black degree
will be given to several candidates.
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS. -
Court Minnesota passed upon two ap-
plicationS and initiated one member at
its last meeting.
the giving of a union entertainment
and reception in honor of the repre-
sentatives to the supreme court upon
their return from London. The propo-
proval, and it is probable that all the
other courts Of st. Paul, as well as of
Saltwater. and, possibly. Minneapolis,
will Join in the undertaking.
Although this is a time of year when
secret orders take resting spell,
Court Pennington No. 547 keeps right
on gathering them in At the last
meeting in June one was initiated, at
the meeting in July three We're initi-
ated, and at the first meeting in Au-
more propositions for membership to
be acted upon at the next meeting
This court is fortunate in having a
live set of officers, and will double it's
membership before The end of the
year.
ORDER OF DRUIDS.
Minnesota Grove No. l worked in the
hrSt degree on Tuesday evening. There
Twas no business to occupy the grove s
time, excepting the thirty-ninth an
niversary picnic arrangements, which
were discussed in detail and SatiSfac-
torily arranged. The picnic is to take
place on Aug. II, at the Front street
pleasure grounds.
Schiller Grove No. 3 had a very in
tereSting meeting Thursday evening
provement of the grove We're dis
eussed. and the time was spent very
bgreeably.
North Star Grove No. met on
"Wednesday and initiated one new
member. One candida te was obligated
IN the amplified second degree.
Nasa. Grove No. q had a we'll at
tended meeting on Monday evening
and increased the membership of the
grove by one. There was so much
business before the grove that it was
considered necessary to call a specia
meeting. on Friday evening for the
completion of arrangements for the
Medication of the new hall on Monday
evening next.
ORDER IRON HALL.
Dayton's Bluff Star Branch No. q
will meet Monday evening with the
secretary, Mrs F. II. Hamilton. SIS
Conway street. A social will follow
the general routine business.
Pioneer Branch No. Il will meet
Thursday evening in Druids' hall, cor
-ner Seventh and jackson streets
Three candidates will be taken in.
?, Ladies Branch No. % met Wednes-
Fellows block, corner Fifth and Wa
,basha streets. Several candidates Uerc
initiated. This is the banner branch
of the state
Garfield Branch No. Is took in two
new members and conferred the
Oriental degree on a class of ten mem
bers Tuesday evening last. An enter
tainment will be given soon.
ORDER EASTERN STAR.
st. Paul Chapter No "a met FRIDAY
evening at Braden hall on East Sew
entn street. The annual picnic was
held Wednesday at Wildwood The
day was spent in boating, bathing
fishing, etc. A few stayed for the even.
ing hop.
The Relief society met Monday after
noon with Mrs. e. H Milham, 1915 ST
Anthony avenue. There was a goot
turnout. The years work showed VI
favorably.
RATHBONE SISTERS.
Unity temple met Thursday evening
and held an interesting session.
Myrtle temple held an extra meet
ing Tuesday last at 8 p. m. An excel
lent report was given by the chairman
Mrs. Z. S. Bean, of the progressiv,
ouchre party. The temple will NEE
REBEKAHS.
AT the meeting of Flora Lodge No
Ia Mrs. Z. Giles was elected and in
Stallod as vice grand in the place O
Mrs. j.. Gross, who resigned on ac
count Of i'll health. Candidates wer
acGepta ply balloted upon and ther,
will he initiation at the next meeting
Though but the baby lodge of the or
der' II IS growing. far beyond its year,
it is boqncer for q six-months' old
ST. Paul lodge rendered Tieia Iodg,
q pleasant surprise Wednesday even
ing. The ladies furnished a pro
SEamme and a nice lunch. Those ap
pearing on the programme wer
Aesdames Lindquist, Kinsburg AM
Hogland and Mr. Tong.
nnD T,INT
Triple Link Lodge No. SO9 gave
watermelon social Wednesday even
Ing.
Last Thursday night Twin City iodg
lodge in a body, and conferred on tw