St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-19

apolis; grand treasurer, J. H. Thomp-
son, Minneapolis; grand secretary,
Thomas Montgomery, St Paul. The
officers appointed were: Grand orator,
L. D. Barto, Sank Center; grand chap
lain, L. D. BoyntOn, Rochester; senior
grand deacon, T. II. Warner Stillwat-
en-; junior grand deacon, NJ McFadden,
Brainerd grand marshal, Thomas Nor
ris, Crookston; sword bearer, S. Sven
son, Waseca; senior grand steward, H.
r. Adams, Minneapolis; junior grand
steward b F. Thurber, WCrthington;
grand pursuivant, C. E. Mcdonald, At
water; grand tyler, j. c. Fischer st.
Paul.
While the Masonic grand lodge was
holding it's session the Masonic Vet
erans' Association of Minnesota held
its annual meeting and banquet. This
association is composed of Masons who
have been members of the order for
twenty-five years or more. DR.. George
r. Metcalf is the one who secured the
organization Of the association some
years ago. The association now con-
tains about $50 members, and will prob
ably have a good many more names
added to it's roll in consequence of the
present session.
Preceding the banquet a business
meeting was held, at which the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: President, G. R. Metcalf
ST. Paul: first vice president, b. F.
Farmer, Spring Valley; second vice
president, j. II. Thompson, Minneapo-
lis; secretary, G. w. Merrill, St. Paul;
treasurer, 1. B. B. Sprague, st. Paul;
chaplain. Rev. G. H. Davis, Mankato.
K. OF P.
The rank of page was conferred last Tues
day evening by ST. Paul Lodge No. 4S. The
newly installed officers conducted the cere-
monies in an impressive manner. Next Tues
day the rank of esquire will be conferred by
this ledge.
The following were elected as officers of
Capital Division No. 13 Uniform Rank at
their last meeting: Capt NJ: n. Goss; first
lieutenant, A. L. Mace second lieutenant K
r. Hamilton; recorder, Charles Schurman;
treasurer, S. J. Kimball.
Capital Division No. 10, U. r., at it's last
melting, decided to inaugurate series of
fraternal visits among the various suboTdi-
nate lodges of the city for the purpose OF
awakening an interest in Uniform Rank mat
tiers among members who have recently
joined the order. The first visit CT this ma
ture win be paid TO st, Paul Lodge No. As
Tuesday next.
Capitol Lodge No. 81 had work in the sec
ond rank, and received three applications
for membership besides transacting consid-
eTapl5 business Wednesday evening. Next
"Wednesday the third rank will be conferred.
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock there viii be a
meeting Of the team, and all other members
DESTROYS of assisting in floor work are in
yited to be present at John Ryder's studio
corner of Wabasha and Sixth streets.
Webster Lodge No. % conferred the rank Of
knight at their last meeting. This lodge viii
have a social smoke Thursday night.
St. Paul No. ., uniform rank. will hold their
regular meeting Tuesday night at Pytilian
hall.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
Mendoza Camp No. II held their regular
meeting Saturday evening. Three candidates
were initiated in protection degree, AMI two
Were halloted on. Resolutions OF thanks were
ordered drawn out for C. A. Forbs for in
stalling tie new officers. The years report
of the clerk was found in fine order
Prosperity Camp No. held large meet
ing Wednesday evening, Jan. Il. Considera-
Bile new business transacted, and one can
didate was initiated. The several committees
We're disc bar for 1872 and elected over
application was read and approved
Rice Camp Nc. will hold their next meet
Ing On Wednesday, Jan. p, corner OF Rice and
University, and the council commander of this
camp has some important information to con-
yey to the members and they should all at
tend.
Brader lodge conferred the NJ. NJ. degree en-
Thursday evening last.
LADIES' C. A. r.
Owing to some misunderstanding, the report
OF last years Ellsworth Circle, Ladies of
the G. A. r.. was not inserted in the columns
of last Sundays papers. On Jan 6 the
newly elected officers were Installed by Miss
Carrie T.. Fletcher. installing officer. The e.
fcers for the year 96 are: President, Mrs.
Helen NJ. Irish; senior vice president Ruth
Eldridge; junior vice president Miss Bertha
Cole; secretary, Mrs. Lila Sander; treasurer,
Mrs. NJ Twiss; chaplain, Mrs. NJ. Chamber
lain; conductor, Miss a. LghtLourn guard,
Dora Muehlburg. The annual report was read
by the secretary, showing that the members
Of Ellsworth Circle have been doing a good
work during the short year just passed. 1t