St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-15

new quarters in the Manner building. A
number OF visitors were present to assist in
the house warming.
Past Consul Harry Franklin has received an
invitation to deliver an address at LIE Roy on
the occasion of their anniversary celebration.
The Minnehaha camp minstrels received an
ovation at Harris last Saturday, large delega-
lions or Woodmen attending from Rush City
ana North Branch. The camp at Harris is
composed of hustlers; it is only one year old,
ana has eighty members The ladies' auxil-
lary OF Royal Neighbors has seventy members.
The next trip of the minstrels will be to
Chatheld, on the oath, after which dates will
he arranged for North Branch and Osceola.
Copeland camp kept open house last Tues
day, the occasion being the public installation
OF the officers of the new Royal Neighbor
camp In Arlington Hills. The full degree
stan OF Royal Oak camp gave an exhibition of
the floor drill, which ELECTED great applause
The installation ceremonies were conducted by
Mrs. Gala M. Chamberlain, state deputy
Visitors were present from Royal Oak and
harmony camps, and nearly every Woodman
camp In the city. At the close an elegant
supper was served.
Royal Oak camp, R. W., holds a regular ses-
sion next Thursday. Five candidates will be
given the degree. Tickets for the ball on
April are Issued, and can be procured of
any Of the members.
Minnehaha camp will meet next Thursday.
and will have class Of twelve to adopt There
Is no abatement In the steady stream of ap-
pllcants for membership, and the probability
Is tnat the 800 mark will be reached by the
close OF the halt-yearly term.
Soutn st. Paul camp has removed from
South ST. Paul and taken up their abode at
South Park, that location being more con-
venient for the majority of the members. The
central committee will visit them in a body
next Monday to help celebrate the event In a
fitting manner.
Some Of the members of the Royal Neigh
Dors OF Copeland camp M. w. of A., visited
Harmony and Royal Oak camps the past week.
where they were cordially received. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowen,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schneider. Mr.. and Mrs
James smith, DR.. A. w. Whitney; Mesdames
J: T. F. Findlan, E. Johnson, G. Knapp, c..
Nelson
scandia Camp No. 1884 had at their last
meeting full attendance Tickets for mas
querade ball on the first anniversary, March
p, are selling fast. A large and only first
class crowd are expected, good old time is
guaranteed to all and refreshments will be
served free.
MACCABEEs
st. Paul Tent No. "a held a well-attended
review on Monday evening. Considerable
business was transacted and disposed Of the
most important being the report of the COM
mittee on securing a new hall. Their PROPOSE
ton and recommendation that the hall in
the Odd Fellows block, Fifth and Wabasha
streets, being most desirable and best adapted
for the exemplfcation of the new ritual in
the initiatory work, were unanimously ac-
cepted So that on and after Monday, April
6, St. Paul Tent No. "a will be housed in it's
new home and hold its regular weekly meet
Next Monday evening St. Paul Tent No "a
will give its first illustration of the new ritual
recently adopted by the Knights of the Mac
cabees, with three candidates for initiation,
in the Central Odd Fellows hall, Sixth and
Seventh streets. A cordial invitation is eX-
tended to all Maccabees of the Twin Cities
to attend The degree team has worked hard
and faithful, drilling twice a week and show
ing a spirit of enthusiasm and a feeling of
confidence that they will exemplify the new
ritual in most commendable manner, assur-
ing to convince all Knights of the Maccabees
who will avail themselves of the opportunity
cess which will result from this change in the
initiatory work Of the order.
NATIONAL UNION.
St Paul Council No. 996 will hold it's regular
meeting Thursday evening, March 49, at A. o.
U. w. Temple corner Wabasha and Eighth
streets Several applicants will be initiated,
and other business Of great Importance to the
members Of the council will be transacted.
st. Paul council is rapidly nearing the 100
mark, and will initiate large class shortly.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Wednesday last Capitol Lodge No. 81 worked
In two ranks. Wednesday next there will be
three or more candidates. for the third, when
the officers and members hope to have the
pleasure Of welcoming large number of Wis
itors.
Twin City No. 6S worked in the third rank
last Monday evening for the first time since
the arrival Of their new outfit. The event was
quietly celebrated by hurriedly bringing busi-
ness matters to close, in order to allow the
several visiting members from both cities to
participate in the friendly smoke and social
hop that was given after the meeting a very
enjoyable time being reported.
1t has been decided that a grand ball be
given by Twin City No. 63 at Columbia hall,
corner Prior avenue and University avenue,
Wednesday evening, April g. Members with
their friends, are cordially invited to attend.
Lincoln Lodge No. 3S conferred the rank of
Ia ar
Next Friday evening there will be work in
the rank of knight. Capital Division No. 13,
Uniform Rank has been invited to participate
In the ceremonies, and it is understood that
the division will appear in full dress uniform
Lincoln lodge will convene in the large hall
upon this occasion.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
St. Paul Comandery No. 154 held very sue
cessful convocation Tuesday last. Tuesday
next the black degree will be conferred upon
several candidates. Application for a new
class are coming in at a good rate.
IRON HALL
Ladies' Branch No. 30 will meet at Odd
Fellows hall, Fifth and Wabasha streets
Wednesday evening.
Garfield Branch No. Is will meet Tuesday
evening at Woolsey's hall, Payne avenue and
Wells street Work of Importance will be
transacted. Visitors from other branches will
be welcomed.
Dayton's Bluff Star Branch No. q held a
large meeting Monday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Harrison on Selby. ave
nue.. at the close of the business session,
supper was served, after which a short mus
1cale programme was given and dancing fol-
lowed The next meeting will be held at the
home home Of the president, James Morrow, 265
Pioneer Branch No. II met Thursday even
ing at Druid's hall, Jackson and Seventh
streets One candidate was introduced to the
secret work of the order.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Wabasha Council, Royal Arcanum, No.
1873 held its regular meeting on Thursday
evening, March 10. Five new applications
for membership were read, and several ap-
plicants expect to be initiated at the next
meeting.
The entertainment committee of this conn
Gil is preparing something which all good
Arcanumites want to watch for. The occasion
will happen some time after Lent.
IRON HALL.
Ladies' branch, No. 30, will meet at Odd
Fellows hall. Fifth and Wabasha streets,
Garfield branch, No. 10. will meet Tuesday
evening at Woolsey's hall, Payne avenue and
Wells street. Work Of Importance will be
transacted. Visitors from other branches will
be welcomed.
Daytons Bluff Star branch, No. 21. held
large meeting Monday evening at the
home of Mrs w. H. Harrison ON Selby ave-
nue. AT the close of the business session
supper was served. after which a short mu-
sfcale programme vas given and dancing fol-
lowed. The next meeting will be held at the
home of the president, James Morrow 265
Nelson avenue, March %.
Pioreers Branch No. II met Thursday even
ing at Drulds' hail. Jackson and Seventh
streets. One candidate was introduced to the
secret work of the order.
DRUIDS.
North Star Grove No. was honored
Wednesday evening by the presence of the
grand officers, who made short addresses
The grove worked in the first and second
degrees, obligating one in the former and
two in the latter, ampliied form. Two ap-