St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-17

Tuesday evening in Sjoberg's hall, cor
ner Payne avenue and Wells street The
membership of this lodge has been
greatly increased the last two quarters
Elaborate preparations are being made
for an entertainment to be given soon.
RATHBONE SISTERS.
Myrtle Temple No. 2, Rathbone Sis
tiers, will meet Tuesday 2:3O D. M,
March 10, at their hall, II East Sew
enth street. There will be a report
and statement of the anniversary
given, and a special meeting of the re-
lief committee.
Unity Temple No. will hold their
regular weekly meeting at their hall in
the Martin block, on South Wabasha
street. A full attendance is requested.
as report of the entertainment will
be given. A new member will also be
admitted.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
Pioneer Lodge No. 23e, Order Sons of
st. George, will hold it's regular session
at Odd Fellows hall, corner Fifth and
Wabasha streets, Monday evening next
at sharp. The initiation of candi-
dates will occur at $50, after which a
free-and-easy concert will be held. A
large attendance is requested.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
st. Paul Commandery held it's regular
meeting Tuesday evening last,a which
time the Malta degree was conferred
on three new members. Tuesday next,
March 10, the same degree will be given
a number of others. The knights of
Malta are rapidly coming to the front
in numbers and popularity.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Washington Lodge No. IA, K of P,
has been doing a good work in the diff
ferent ranks at every meeting during
the current year. Next Wednesday
evening it will confer the first rank
upon one applicant. The members of
our sister lodges are especially invited
to attend and see the lodge do the
work. Last Wednesday evening Broth
er j. A. Gardner, on account of his in
ability to regularly attend the meet
ings, rendered his resignation as keeper
of records and seals, and ]. F. Angel
was elected to fill the vacancy. Con-
stellation ceremonies will also take
place IL the time will permit.
Tuesday night, at Pythian hall, Web
ster Lodge No. 20 conferred the rank
of esquire upon three candidates.
Chancellor Commander r. ]. MaybeIl
was absent on account of sickness, and
Vice Chancellor A. D. Bletcher pre-
sided. Past Chancellor Edward NJ
Hazard occupied the chair during the
work of initiation. Chancellor Com
manders w. H. Angel, of Washing
ton, and r. F. Malone, of Champion,
were among the visiting knights.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
The central committee inaugurated
the system of visiting around among
the camps by paying a visit to Ram
sey camp last Monday evening. Among
those present were Neighbors HamiI-
ton, Mccormack and Carmichael, of
North Star; Schurman and Furnen,
of Unity; Blinkhorn, of Copeland and
Hill, of Liberty. Speeches containing
advice and encouragement to this
young camp were made, and Neighbor
Furnell surprised the neighoors with
a few songs.
Copeland Camp 1914 meets next Tues
day, 18th. Several candidates will be
adopted, and large batch of appli-
cations acted upon.
Ramsey Camp 2439 met last Mon
day evening at their hall, corner West
Seventh and Western avenue. Eight
applications were received, which
speaks well for the youngest camp in
the city, and shows the interest the
members are taking in the order.
North Stars camp officers and team
will visit Ramsey camp and confer the
degrees on a large class of candidates
April s.
st. Anthony Camp 1888 meets Thurs
day, March q, at $50 North Dale street.
Any visiting neighbors are always wei,
come at their meetings
RED MEN.
The different tribes of Red Men in
their hunting grounds are busily en-,
gagged in perfecting arrangements for
a grand pow-woW and sun dance, which
it is their intention to hold on Mon,
day sleep following Easter Sunday.
Events of this kind have proven very
enjoyable in the past, and the men,
bers of the order and their friends
are looking forward with pleasant an,
ticipations to this one.
Minnewaucan tribe No. 2 held it's
regular council last Wednesday sleep
ana disposed or much routine business.
A number of visitors from the other
tribes in ST. Paul and Minneapolis
were present. Next Wednesday sleep
Minnewaucan tribe will eXemplify the
hunters degree to a number of candl-
dates. AS the work in this degree il
particularly interesting, it is expected
that a large percentage of Red Men in