St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-14

maze. Inere VIII be good music ana
| dancing, and general good time will
| be the result.
| IRON HALL.
| Dayton'S Bluff Star Branch No. q
| held an interesting session at the home
| OF the counselor, Mrs. F. A. Davis, on
| East Third street, Monday evening.
| Several members being out of the city,
| the attendance was not so large as
| usual, but what was wanting in at.
| tendance was made up in enthusiasm.
After the business was disposed of a
! short musical programme was given.
| One member was reported on the sick
list. A dainty luncheon, served in
| Japanese style, was INDUCED in al
10 o'clock. The next meeting will be
held with the president, A. F. Albeck,
| 731 Hudson avenue. The second month
| ly picnic will be given some time early
| in August.
Pioneer Branch No. II held it's regular
monthly session Thursday evening,
| July IL. A goodly attendance was on
hand. Several sick claims We're al
| lowed. Two candidates joining made
| sad havoc of the goat. Interesting pa
pers were submitted by Brothers Hill
and Bomback, which were received
| with applause.
Ladies Branch No. % will meet next
F.! Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows
| hall, corner Fifth and WabaSha streets.
| All members are requested to be pres
| ent.
Garfield Branch No. Is will meet next
| Tuesday evening at Woolsey hall, cor
| ner Burr and Case streets Consider
able work Of Importance will be
| brought up for consideration.
RATHBONE SISTERS.
evening and quickly disposed of the
| evenings work. The chairs were filled
| by the new officers, not one being alb
sent. Grand Chief Mrs. Sarah j. Hill,
of Minneapolis, was present, which
added materially to the interest OF the
session. The temple has decided to
meet the second and fourth Tuesday
evenings only during July and August,
| thereby dispensing with the afternoon
sessions. Mrs. Lizzie Bean, as chair
| man of the entertainment, reported
| progress, the advance sale of tickets
being large. The committee consists of
| Mesdames Bean, Mccall and Sloggy
! progressive euchre party will be held
| Wednesday evening, July II. Valuable
| prizes will be given. Ice cream and
| cake will be served.
| Unity Temple No. 8 held it's regular
weekly meeting Thursday afternoon.
| The meeting was called to order at 3
| p. m. sharp. Mrs. Addie Upright, NJ.
| E. c., was in the chair. The following
| grand lodge officers were present: Mrs.
! Flora Weatherbee, P. G. c.; Mrs. Sarah
| ]. Hill, G. c.; Mrs. Hattie r. Godfrey,
| G. M. of r. and c.; also several mem
apolis and several from Myrtle Tenn
| pie No. 2. The following officers were
| installed for the ensuing year, Mes
| danes Hill, Weatherbee and Godfrey
| acting as installing officers: Mrs. Ad-
| die Upright p. c.; Mrs. Alice Baer,
| NJ. E. c.; Clementine Clayton, eX-Sen.;
! Mrs. Anna Wright, ex-Jun.; Mrs. An
ME Newhart, NJ. and T.; Mrs. Nellie
Merritt, NJ. of r. and c.. Mrs. Helen
Irish NJ. of F.; Mrs. Louise Koerner,
| Mrs Eliza beth H3rniSh O.
G. The chosen representatives for the
| grand lodge are: M. E. C.'s Addiei Up
right and Ruth Eldridge, with NJ: E.
| C.'s Jennie Wahring and Carrie Hoa8
as alternates. A short recess was ther:
! declared, during which refreshments
were served. A programme was then
in order all visiting and grand lodge
! officers participating with neat and ap-
propriate speeches. Mrs. Mccall raw
ored the temple with a recitation,
| while Mrs. Merritt rendered solo.
| The report for the quarter, which was
very good, was also read. The tenn
| pie then adjourned, having spent
profitable and pleasant evening.
RED MEN.
The Red Men of the city joined in
| giving a stag book social last Wednes-
day sleep and invited number Of pale
| faces. Their comfortable wigwam at
| No. All Robert street was taxed to its
utmost capacity to accommodate the
large number present. The programme
| was exceptionally bright and pleasing,
including selections by Ryders Mando-
| lin orchestra, songs, Rotations and
| storytelling. The orator of the even
ing was Deputy Great Sachem Schore,
member of White Cloud tribe, who
outlined the history and purpose of the
order in an entertaining manner. A
portion of the evening was spent in
sociability, and cigars, pipes and tobac-
co added zest to, the occasion. Al,
together it was one OF those royal good
times that leave a pleasant impression
on the minds of the participants. The
number and quality of the books re-
ceived were especially gratifying:
Minnewaukau Tribe No. will per
form the ceremony of raising OF the
chiefs next Wednesday sleep.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Tuesday night Webster Lodge No. 90
had one of its old-time socials. There
was a large attendance and they en-
joyed the piano performance given by
Mr.. Billings and the vocal produce
tons of MeSsrS. l.. Ct. Hoffman and
Edward N. Hazard.
ORDER OF THE DRUIDS.
North Star Grove No. 4 had a very
large meeting on Wednesday evening
| and entertained a delegation of BROTH
ers from the local groves. The grove
! decided to celebrate it's tWenty-fifth an
| niversary on Aug. q.
Minnesota Grove No. 1 met on Tues
day evening and decided to celebrate
its thirty-ninth anniversary by holding
| a picnic in conjunction with Oak
Circle No. on Aug. II.
Nasa Grove No. "a had a well-attend-
ed meeting on Monday evening and dis
cussed several questions of interest to
the grove.
ST. Paul Grove No. met on Monday
evening and obligated two brothers in
the second degree and two in the third
degree. Deputy Noble Grand Arch
| Boyd made an address.
K. OF P. AT WHITE BEAR.
LINCOLN and Champion give an out
/ ing Thursday, July 20, at Lake Shore.
| A grand, good time is assured. Among
the ADJUSTMENTS offered will be game
OF ball between the professionals of
| Lincoln and Champion lodges, a sail
on the lake, luncheon, and an informal
| mop in the evening at Ramaley'S pa
vilfon. All these attractions, together
with transporta ton to and return from
the lake are offered the Knights and
their friends for the sum of 81 per tick
ct. Tickets are on sale at Kavanagh
q Johnson,S, auct1oneers, East Seventh
street; E. H. Milham, % East Seventh
street; Palace Furniture store, 419 jack
son street; Boston One-Price Clothing
store, Wilbur Tibbils, Joseph White
well, 374 Robert street, and the Claren-
don hotel. Train will leave union de-
pot at 2:3O p. M; returning, leave the
lake at 1870 p. m. Turn out, knights,
and enjoy good thing.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
Adriel Commandery No. 16S met Fri
day evening and received several appli-
! cations. The commandery has o:s5an-
lied a degree staff, with Companion
Howard Young as degree captain, and
Companion d. McCue as assistant cap
tain. In the future the degree work
will be done by the staff, assisted by
the Malta quartette of the command
cry. The staff expects to be ready to
work the Malta degree in full by Fri
day evening, Aug. 8, when there will
be a large class for that degree. At
the session of the supreme command
cry held in the city of Philadelphia,
Pa, in June, Howard Young, past COM
mander, was appointed deputy su-
preme commander for the state of Min
nesota A movement is on foot
among the companions of the order to
organize band here.
| ROYAL ARCANUM.