The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-15

number of candidates will be just suf-
f1cient to make the contest interesting.
There was only one nomination FOR
grand secretary. The nominee Is A. l..
Bolton, the present incumbent of that
office There are nine candidates each
for grand master and deputy grand
master; eight candidates for grand
warden; three for grand treasurer, and
the same number for grand represent
alive. The nominees who desire to
make the race must forward their &C
ceptance to the grand master before
Dec. l, and each lodge will vote at the
last meeting in January. Here is list
Of the nominees:
Grand Master-G. 8. Campbell Of No. "a,
Alexandria; c. A. Fosnes, Of No rs. Monte
video C. E. Harkens, of No "a, Long Prairie;
Lohse. of No. "a, Winona; A. c. Peters, of
No. So, Minneapolis; David Stimson, of No.
20, Austin; Henry Ungemach, of No. n.
Falls.
Deputy Grand Master-walter 8. Elliott. of
No. 92 st. Cloud; w. c. Gamble, of No. 70.
Paramount Nathan Jacobs of No. go, St Paul;
j. H Menefee, of No. 81, Albert Lea; S. H.
Mitchell, of No. 40, Minneapolis; Matthias
Moe. Of No. H. St. Paul; J. E. Stiles, OF No.
2O2, st. Louis Park; Ira E; Sumner, Of No.
Grand Warden-Carl Berg, of No SO, Sleepy
Eye; w. A. Dame. of No. 81, Pennington;
Hugh E. Jones, No. SO, St Paul; c. A. Lam
L. D.
rs, Lanesboro; Frank Rackow, of No. "a,
Winona; NJ. p. Satterlee, of No. 1888. Atwater;
Alex Van Praag, Of No: Ill. Little Falls.
Grand Secretary-A L. Bolton, of No. Q,
St. Paul.
Grand Treasurer-o. L.. Cutter Of No, IS.
Anoka; c. M. Sprague, of No. 81, Sank Cen
Grand Representative w. Clay, Of No.
1o9 Hutchinson; w. G. Nye. Of No SO, Min
neapolis F. L. Powers, Of No. 80, st. Paul.
ODD FELLOWS.
Bethesda lodge entertained its friends at
progressive euchre last Saturday evening.
Hancock encampment meets Monday night,
and will elect officers for the coming term.
Home lodge will give its first annual ball
next Tuesday evening at the hall corner OF
Eighth and Wabasha streets
Freja lodge conferred the third degree
Wednesday evening, and will give an'enter-
tainment the evening of Dec. 80.
Last Thursday evening Park lodge of st.
Paul Park conferred the degrees on num-
Der of members of the lodge at South st.
Paul.
Next Friday evening Vesta Rebekah lodge
will give it's annual entertainment and dance
at Odd Fellows hall, Fifth and Wabasha
streets.
On Thursday evening of next week Banner
Rebekah lodge will entertain its friends with
a social dance at the hall in the Habighorst
block Payne avenue.
Canton Minnesota, Of Minneapolis, will give
grand ball next Monday evening and large
nuInDor OF CH0Vdl16TS OF ST. raul Will ~ up
as guests Of the occasion.
Flora Rebekah lodge has made final arrange
ments for the lady minstrel entertainment
which will be given at the hall on East Sew
enth street next Tuesday evening.
President Hotaling will visit Bethesda Re-
bekah lodge next Saturday evening, on which
occasion she will formally present a past
presidents Jewel to Mrs. H. K Fowler of
this city.
President Hotaling of the assembly will
continue her visits in the northern part Of
the state during next week. The following
week she will institute Rebekah lodges at
Madelia and Easton.
st. Paul lodge was very agreeably sur
prised last Tuesday evening, by Chime Re-
bekah lodge. The ladies served sandwiches,
cake and coffee, and interesting remarks were
made by several prominent members.
The address Of Grand Representative Nye
before Excelsior lodge last Monday evening.
was thoroughly enjoyed by representatives
from nearly every subordinate lodge in the
city. Next Monday evening there will be
debate.
A number Of grand officers and prominent
members Of the grand encampment visited
Saltwater encampment last Thursday evening.
Traitor, Grand Representative Nye, Grand
Scribe Ferree Grand Secretary Bolton, p G.
NJ. Johnson, VIM Powers and NJ F. Henion.
On Thursday evening next St. Paul lodge
will in body visit the home of Mr.. B. W.
Brunson, in honor of the occasion of the
golden wedding of that estimable gentleman
and his wife. Mr. Brunson Is not only
charter member Of St Paul lodge which was
instituted in 1885, but is also a charter mem
Der Of the grand lodge Of Minnesota
Twin City lodge. like all of her sisters, has
been somewhat dormant during the summer
months in doing degree work, but is getting
wide-awake again. Thursday night she acted
on ten new applications for membership by
initiation. Three weeks hence the members
propose to initiate very large class of candi-
dates. A degree staff consisting Of past
grands, will confer the degree. Thursday,
Dec. 10, this lodge will give dance.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
Ionic commandery is preparing for series
of socials this winter.
Adriel commandery is preparing to give
literary and musical entertainment in De-
cember.
Olive Branch commandery received a large
number of applications Monday evening and
will work the Malta and black knight de-
grees at the next conclave.
Mount Sinai commandery will confer the
degrees upon class of so candidates the
evening of Nov. 80. At the last conclave the
commandery received 15 applications.
The Communicates of st. Paul will enter
tain Silas A. Lentz past supreme commander
and the officers of the grand commandery at
the hall, 154 East Seventh street, next Sat
urday evening.
st. Paul commandery entertained the men,
berS OF sister communicates from both cities
at social Tuesday evening. One of the feat
ures was storytelling contest. Grand
Commander Thompson was present and acted
as POSTMASTER.
attend the institution of Minneapolis COM
mandery the evening of Nov. %. The COM
manderies will also assist Mount Sinai COM
mandery In initiating her large class the
evening of Nov. 3d.
The programme for the institution of Min
neapolis commandery the evening Of Nov. IS
has been completed. The officers of the grand
commandery will be present and have charge
OF the ceremony. IyQDhO0 CnmmandnrV will
confer the Malta degree and Mount Sinai
the black knight degree
Last Wednesday evening the infant West
Side commandery was christened and from
now on will be known as Occur De Leon com
mandery stationed at st. Paul. Present in
dications point to its growing into one of the
strongest communicates in the state. The
meeting was largely attended and addresses
were made by Grand Recorder Young and
Grand CaDtain General Hunter, which were
enthusiastically received. DELEGATIONS from
st. Paul Commandery 154 and Adriel Com
mandery 1913 were also present and added
much to the occasion. The next meeting of
this commandery will be held at K P. hall,
corner Colorado and South Wabasha streets
Friday evening. Grand officers will be in at
tendance. The commandery will be instituted
in December.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Wabasha council held well-attended meet
ing last Tuesday evening. Arrangements were
made to give a card party for members and
their ladies Nov. "a.
Oficial visits of the grand officers will be
made during the coming week: To St An
thony, Nov. 49, Minneapolis Nov. IS; Merriam
Park, Nov. 10; st. James, Nov II.
Election of officers for the coming year will
occur in all councils next month. States are
being made already and general desire to
place the most competent in official position
is manifest.
All the councils in st. Paul were represent
ed at the meeting held in the Windsor hotel
Wednesday night. Committees were appoint
ed and the union entertainment is practically
assured fact.
Minneopa council is preparing to give an
entertainment Monday evening Dec T. Some
Of the hest musical md litnrarrr 4n1or4 a.