St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-20

II. Three applicants We're introduced. |
This camp will give a dance Friday, |
Oct. 25.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Capitol lodge No. 81 held two meet
lngs last week, one ON Monday to wind |
up business in the old Castle hall, and |
again on Wednesday in the new head |
quarters in the Bowlby block, where all |
future meetings will take place. On
Wednesday the grand lodge officers and |
Representative HilScher paid |
an official visit to the lodge, and excel |
lent addresses were given by Grand |
Chancellor Mtlham, of G. X, and r. S. |
w heaton, and Supreme Representative |
1ilscher. all the speakers impressing |
upon the members the wisdom of eXer-
cising charity both in act and word, |
and the necessity of a still tongue. |
The large hall was crowded in every |
corner, there being upwards of eighty |
knights present, including representa- |
tiveS from every lodge in the city. The |
first rank was conferred ON four ap- |
plicants, and the grand chancellor ex- |
pressed himself in most emphatic |
terms upon the excellence of the work. |
On Monday evening next this lodge |
Will confer the third rank for Twin |
City lodge No. &c. at Merriam Park.
leaving the Ryan hotel on the interur-
ban line soon after p. m, and getting
Capitol lodge will please try and go.
Twin City Lodge No. 63 had work
In the first and second ranks on Mon
day last, the latter being worked by
style. Grand Chancellor E. II. Mil
ham and Supreme Representative j.
+. Hilscher paid an official visit, and
a number of other visitors were pres
ent.
From this time forth Webster lodge
No. 20 will hold its meetings Thursday
evenings in the new K. of Z. hall. The
last meeting in the old quarters, held
4 Io, ocsf the hn nrNrnin IN IA
history of the lodge, and several visit
ing knights were present, among them
being Mr.. Jarvis, of Kalamazoo. and
Mr.. Moffatt, of Chicago.
MACCABEES.
st. Paul Tent No. "a gives a fine en-
trail hall, corner of Seventh and Sixth
streets, tomorrow evening. Following
is the programme: Overture. Brose
Mandolin club; address of welcome, A.
L. Cafsse; vocal, selection, j. F. Ge-
han; duet, selection, Misses Maggie
Kinney and Gertrude Drake; saXo-
phone solo, selection, w. F. SNOWFALL.
Plantation melodies, orchestra.
Following are the committecs that
will have charge of the affair: M. S.
Mead, P. c., master of ceremonies.
Executive Committee-Ed Fahey. ]. E.
Eaaane kenneE, w = Prssnddeergast1i s deg Floor
dergast, A. P. Guy, Ed Fahey. Re-
ception Committee-F. E. Krembs, l..
Lowell, M. Heidenreich, F. X. WIRING.
Joseph Tregilis, A. Charboneau, Will
lam Carter, William Swanson, J. P.
Kellar. j. E. Kenny, G. f. Foster, J.
o. Hulberg.
RATHBONE SISTERS.
Myrtle Temple No. 2 held an inter-
esting meeting Tuesday afternoon last.
The report of the grand lodge, which
NJ TrnT sr,A1 -
mitted by the delegates. Mrs Spen-
Ger, who has been spending the sum-
mer at Yellowstone Park, presented
the temple with a beautiful souvenir
OF the park: The temple will give re-
next meeting will be held next Tues
day evening, when all the members
are requested to be present.
Unity Temple No. gave one of its
popular socials in the form of pro-
gressive euchre party Thursday even
ins in its hall in the Martin block, on
the West side. The committee on re-
ception consisted of Mesdames Mer-
Newhart. There were twelve tables in
use, and the prizes were won by
Messrs. Mussetter, Copeland and
Smith, and Mrs. Haskle, Miss Baer
and Miss Smith. The temple will meet
again next Thursday afternoon.
IRON HALL.
Day Ion bluII Brancn NO. Il met
with the past president, James Nor
row, at his home, Monday evening.
One application for membership was
received, and two members were re-
ported on the sick list. A compliment
tary entertainment will be given ON
Dayton's bluff in the near future,
which will be an invitation affair. The
next meeting will be held with the
herald, Mrs. B. F. Johnson, $50 John
street.
Garfield Branch No. Is had consider
able important work to perform Tues
day evening. Two candidates We're to |
be initiated and three more names .ac-
cepted. Several claims were allowed.
Ladies' Branch No. 29 will give a So |
cial dancing party next month. The |
president, Mrs. E. H. Milham, has OBJ |
ligated sixteen new members in the |
last quarter.
Pioneer Branch No. II, as the season |
advances, is showing signs of increas- |
ing activity. Members are coming in |
at each meeting.
ORDER OF DRUIDS.
North Star Grove No. 4 met on
Wednesday evening and conferred the |
amplified second degree on three can
didates, and also the third on two.
The monthly meeting of the board of |
directors Of the widows and orphans
fund was held yesterday at 2:30 p. m.
at Unity Central hall.
Vasa Grove No. "a met on Monday
evening and conferred the amplified
second degree on two candidates. One |
application for membership was also |
received and referred.
The labor bureau board will meet on
Tuesday evening next at 8 p. m. sharp
At Unity Central hall, corner St. Peter
and Seventh streets.
Minnesota Grove No. 1 initiated two |
new members on Tuesday evening, and
will confer the amplif1ed second degree |
in full form at the next meeting,
Tuesday, Oct. "a. A cordial invitation
Is extended to all members of the or
der, visiting or otherwise, to be pres
emit.
ORDER OF FORESTERS.
J. G. O'Keefe, H. c. R., and j. c.
Hamil. Of Pennington, have organized
q new court at Rosemount, which will |
be instituted next week.
Court Minnesota, at it's meeting
evening last, initiated one |
candidate and passed upon one appli-
cation. High Chief Ranger J. G. |
OKeefe was present and complimented |
the court upon its steady progress and |
the enterprising spirit its members |
have shown in furthering the inter- |
ests of the order. The committee hav- |
ing the matter in charge reported that |
all the necessary arrangements had |
been made to give an entertainment |
on Nov. at Central hall. The high |
court officers and all the courts of the |
city are to be invited.
ODD FELLOWS.
Dayton's Bluff Lodge No. 96 con-
ferred the second degree on a class OF |
three and the first degree on two can
didates Thursday evening. The final
preparations for the coming banquet
have been made, and the affair prom
ises to be one of the finest ever yet
given by any Odd Fellows lodge in
the state. An invitation is extended
to all friends to participate in the fes-
tivities. Halloween will be date
long to be remembered by the MEM
bers and friends of the lodge.
Vesta lodge visited Star of Hope
lodge in Minneapolis Tuesday and
spent a very enjoyable evening.
DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH.
An interesting session was held Tues
day evening by Flora Lodge No. Ia
One candidate was initiated and three
more applications acted upon. Mrs.
Nm air1cr rIor of oCh