St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-08

T. Haglund; prelate. Sir Rev. e. q Sander
sen; recorder, Sir c. J. Sund; assistant re-
EUiuer; Ed r.r, SIR f. f. Campbell; treasurer, Sir
Ed Gill, +. c.; senior warden. Sir Ar ellison. -.
junior warden, Sir J. c. Clarke: standard
bearer, Sir II. c. Conyers; sword bearer Sir
Aibert Davis; warder, Sir ~ j. Ness: sentinel
6lI =. Il. Lindblad; first guard, Sir Ernest
Fetefston; second guard Sir Charles r Rishon. :.
! Hustee eighteen months) Sir R. f. Roberts
r. Z. Nights of meeting every Tuesday at
Vasa nall, 25f East Seventh street Visiting
oonlpaliois are welcome. We aim to make il
peasant for all who attend
Aorlel Commandery No. 168 held its regular
weekly convocation Thursday evening March
o, ana transacted large amount of business
Fast Commander e. s. Thompson Installed
tne ofhcers who were elected at the last CON
vocation. The commandery is receiving q
large number of applications and looks forward
to very large class.
NJ. w. OF A.
Scandia Camp No. 1884 held very sue
cessful meeting on Feb 2S There was a
very large attendance and many VISITING
neighbors present. On March f3 wifl~also he
meeting of interest. and those neighbors MOI
present at last meeting must be on hand
Our nrst anniversary March o. will be de-
voted to masquerade ball, the proceeds to 90
to the sick benefit fund. Neighbor be pres
ent. f
NATIONAL UNION.
ST. Paul Council No. 1896 National Union,
nelu lts regular meeting Thursday evening,
enthusiastic members. The council initiated
several candidates. and received the applica-
tlons OF several more. who will be Initiated
at the next regular meeting which will
be held Thursday evening March q and ali
hand. " 0
ROYAL ARcANUM.
Ramsey council Royal Arcanum enter
.aihed the members of Cataract council of
Minneapolis, Tuesday evening The members
or Cataract council numbered 150 and Grand
regent Gartigan; Grand Secretary Davenport.
Past Grand Regents Footner Backus and
Thane were also present. During the progress
OF the banquet piano solo was rendered by
Pro1 l.. A. MoZzara; tenor solo by T. A
SMicMiiIan Si mandolin selection by Master Ted
simpson; song by the Temple quartette: yio-
lin solo by George Danz: song by the Ram.
sey quartette;~ solo; c. E. Burke; duet Nc
MILAN and Harris. There were speeches by
J. A. Hartigan. w. ]. ~Eootner T. w Hall
e. J. Davenport, G. F. Backus w w Dunn
Il. r. Mckenny and others. The banquet was
IN honor of Ramsey council having attained
me secomd no place in point of membership. now
having Jus members, and during the evening
Past Regent B. Fl. Warwick was. presented bV
the council with solid gold jewel
ORDER EASTERN STAR.
Constellation chapter, Order Of the Eastern
star, nad an attendance of about 100 at Ma
sonic Tenple Wednesday evening, when four
candidates were initiated and numerous peti-
tons for membership received The tenth an.
nlVersary OF the organization of the chapter
occurs on April H. and a committee was dele
gated to arrange for a celebration 1t was
announced. too, that the I.enten entertain
ment of the chapter would occur on March II
instead OF MARCH Is. owing TO the coming of
Paderewski on the latter date After the ses
sion refreshments were served.
WooDMEN OF THE WORLD.
Camp No. 20, 'Woodmef Of the World will
meet next Tuesday at Odd Fellows hall
Seventh and Reaney streets. Fourteen new
members will be Initiated and eight new an
plications acted upon. The last regular
meeting was. a. grand success. Nearly all
members were present. 4 lively interest is
taken in building up Camp No. 20. Two
applicants We're initiated. Sess'
KNIGHTS OF PYTFIAs. as.
Capitol Lodge No. 81 conferred the first
rank on Wednesday evening; and next week
will work the second and possibly the first
rank; The ritual is being finely exemplified
by this lodge, and last week the officers
were warmly cofnplfmented by visitors from
Chicago and also the city. W,neSr being
nearly over;S we hope see an Increased at
tendence.
st. Paul Division No. 2, Uniform Rank, had
thlrty-one men lin line at the inspection last
Thursday night. Brig Gen. Mcdonald and
the year were installed as follows: Acting
captain, Edward N. Hazard; lieutenant,
John Bowman; treasurer, Frank Storms; re-
corder, Dave Walblsm. The, Sir Knights of
this division are progressing rapidly under
the tutorage of Mr.. Hazard, who was an
old-time member Of Company ID, and is in
suillng into the men the same careful mill
tary training ne has received. There will be
drill next Thursday night at Pythian
hall.
On Friday evening last the full capacity of
the Castle han of Lincoln Lodge I'd. 80 was