St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-26
DOINGS IN SECRET SOCIETY CIR
Giles DURING THE LAST
WEEK.
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION.
THEY WILL ATTEND SERVICES AT
THE PEOPLES CHURCH THIS
MORNING.
Activity Among the Modern Wood.
men of America-Knights of
Pythias Entertainment,


have made arrangements for the seventy
seventh anniversary Of the l. o. o. F., and
for raising funds for the Odd Fellows home
OF this state. This morning at 10 o'clock all
the lodges will meet at the corner of Third
and Wabasha streets, and form in procession
to march to the Peoples church to attend
divine services, in response to an invitation
extended by DR.. Smith, the pastor.
1t should be point of honor for all lodges
TO turn out with as large membership as pos
sible in order to make the procession credit
to our order. All visiting Odd Fellows are
| invited to attend.
None but third degree and past grand COL
| lars should be worm
The sisters of the several Rebecka lodges
and families Of brothers will assemble at the
church at 10 O'Clock a. m. The church will
be appropriately decorated for the occasion.
Monday a benefit performance for the I. o.
y. f. home will be given at the Grand opera
house. The attraction will be j. ]. Burke in
The Doctor" For the benefit of those who
cannot attend on the 9th, tickets will be good
on the following Tuesday and Wednesday, the
18th and 18th. All members of the order
should make an effort to sell as many ticketn
as possible, as the proceeds derived will go
toward building the Odd Fellows home.
Members not yet supplied with tickets can
obtain them of W. R. Johnson or P. C. Lutz
L lIIH ana WabaSha streets.
MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA.
Next Wednesday, April %, Forest Camp No.
ooOO, NJ. w. or A., will be instituted at the
corner or Reaney and East Seventh streets
by Deputy Head Consul C. H. Hamilton. The
officers and team from North Star camp will
exemplify the work on a couple of the candi-
dates. Neighbors are cordially invited to be
present at half-past o'clock In the evening.
Any assistance rendered to the deputy head
consuI VIII be appreciated. This camp bids
1alr to become one of the largest camps in
tne city, as it has quite a good field to work
ana great amount of young and strong
timber in its immediate vicinity.
al AZ Ine last regular meeting committee
was appointed to organize a base ball nine
10 compete for valuable banner among
the local camps,
Liberty camp meets in regular session
every second and fourth Wednesday in each
month. - O0-
st. Paul camp has formed its base ball
Team: and viii have practice game Sunday
at hlttsondale. The camp will work the first
degree on five candidates Tuesday evening.
The degree team of North Star camp will
exemplify the work for the benefit of the
new camp on Dayton's bluff, next Wedneso
day, at the hall, corner of Reaney and Saw
enth streets.
Scandia camp will confer the Oriental de-
sree on May .. A very large class has
been secured for the occasion
Royal Oak Camp R. N. degree staff will
work the degrees at the next session of Ma
pie Leaf camp, May 6. at the hall. corner Of
Unity camp conferred the second degree
on large class last Thursday night. The
next regular meeting will occur on May A.
Copeland camp will meet next Tuesday.
and, it being fifth Tuesday, according to
custom. the entire evening will be spent in
social way. An interesting programme
has been prepared. . ~ :. ...- :.
Minnehaha- camp met In regular session
last Thursday, and acted sixteen appli-
cations, besides transacting other routine
business. On next Thursday the comedy
V.Ot vryJ1
act comedy, at the conclusion Of which a.
short programme of dancing will be INDUCED
In The invitations are limited to members
Liberty Camp No. 1904 will have a. pro-
gressive euchre party at their hall, SS7 Wa
basha street (Manzer building) Wednesday
eHsnng ea41 and AP g. Prizes will be given
men and their friends are cordially invited.
W. o. w.
At the next meeting of La Sale camp,
which will be held Monday evening" the 9th
inst, important business will be transacted
and the members of st. Paul camp, No. 6,
will come in body to visit La Sale camp.
The La Sale camp has decided to give a
grand ball In the near future.
Thursday evening, April %, Deputy Su-
preme Commander Howard Young, assisted
by the degree staffs of Adriel commandery,
No. 16S. and st. Paul commandery, No. 154
visited Mount Siani commandery, No. 156,
and conferred the twelve degrees on a class
in the evening and continued until a. m.
Friday. During the comforting of the degrees
a banquet was served in an adjoining res
taurant, interspersed with instrumental and
vocal music.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA
Monday evening, April 27. Olive Branch
commandery, No. 1872, will be instituted by
Deputy Supreme Commander Howard Young,
at Odd Fellows hall, corner Of Wells street
and Payne avenue The degree Of Malta will
be worked by Adriel commandery, No. 16S,
and the Black Knight degree by St. Paul
commandery, No. 154. The balance of the
degree up to and including the Red Cross
and sepulchre will be exemp1ifed by Deputy
Supreme Commander Howard Young and the
past commanders of the several Communicates
of the Twin Cities. The Malta quartette and
Malta brass band will disperse music on this
occasion in the degree work.
DRUIDS.
st. Paul Grove No. initiated two candi-
dates Monday evening.
North Star Grove No. had large meet
ing Wednesday evening, at which one ap-
plication for membership was received and
referred and four candidates were obligated
in the second degree.
Minnesota Grove No. 1 received six appIi-
cations for membership Tuesday evening and
also initiated two candidates.
Vasa Grove No. "a met Monday evening
and received three applications for member
ship, which were referred.
Schiller Grove No. worked in the rou-
tine order OF business Thursday evening
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
On Wednesday evening next Capitol Lodge
No. 81, X. F.. will meet at 7:30 promptly so
as to dispose Of business before the enter
gran1me will be given, to be followed by
dance. The tickets are rs cents each. from
the committee:
Selection. Twin City Mandolin Orchestra
Trio" Traumeri' and Cello
Messrs. Hunter. Nelson and Sinks.
Few Words on "Our Order
Lindsay Waters
Selection. ................. Imperial Quartette
Messrs; Heating. Lapine. Burke and Wilson.
Musical Selection
Meyer Harzburg and Henry Dellafield.
Tenor Solo-Selected .R, d. Lanine
Quartette-Selection-
Misses Franklin and Campbell, Messrs. La
pine and Burke
Baritone Soio-Selected , James G.. Mvron
Selection. 80. Ryder's Mandolin Orchestra
First rank was conferred at very en-
thusiastic meeting last Monday night by
have work in the second rank next Monday
evening. Visiting members are cordially in
vited.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FoREsTERs.
The reserve fund on March / amounted to
81, ,e4e 6a-Ss, an Increase OF S42,052.32 in the
Court Kilkenny was instituted on April 8
with twenty-five charter members The Of
neers are F. y. Judge, G. D. H. G. r. P.
v. Ryan, C. R., and E. Nightingale, record
ing secretary.
High Chief Ranger o'Keene visited the
courts of Duluth this week and found the
dition. Court Duluth, the pioneer has 2oo
members, while Court Central Duluth. was
instituted last month with charter MEM
bership of 40. N. B. Morrison, H. " c. R..
believes, however, that there is ample room
for one more, and has set about organizing
a third court, and already has secured a
long list amongst the business and profess
sfonal men of that city.
The supreme ranger has notified the high