The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13
ROYAL NEIGHBoRs.


ROYAL NEIGHBORs.
Harmony camp will meet next Monday,
corner South Wabasha and Isabel streets.
Nomination of officers will take place, the
election occurring in two weeks from that
date.
Royal Oak camp will meet next Thursday,
when the annual election Will occur. After
Jan. l the camp will meet at the corner of
Sixth and Seventh streets on the second and
fourth Wednesdays
Starlight camp met last night and received
several applications besides working the de-
gree. Their hall is at the corner of Sixth and
Seventh streets
Maple Leaf camp gave It's annual enter
tainment and dance last Tuesday. Very
joyabie numbers were rendered by Ry6er's
mandolin orchestra, Miss Alice Baer Mrs.
Fanny Hare, Miss Nellie Charles Miss Add.e
Knapp, Mr. McWilliams, Miss Lottia Hyde
Miss Rylie and Miss Arth. Dancing followed
participated in by seventy five couples. At
the next meeting the 10Th the election of
officers will take place
DRUIDS.
The labor bureau viii meet next Tuesday
night.
Minnesota Grove closed an interesting
meeting with watermelon social Tuesday
evening.
Schiller Grove No. 3, on Thursday night
lad quite important discussion on ques-
tons fer the good of the order.
On Wednesday night North Star Grove an
bcipated some pleasant news to be divulged
which failed to materialize, however. Bro
Simmons, noble arch, has not returned from
his visit to the coast
St. Paul Grove held most interesting and
enthusiastic meeting last Monday night. The
stalled: N. A, E. N. Lineberg; V. A., Uri
McElroy; conductor, MIR. Heath. There were
three applications for membership There
will be five limitations at the next meeting.
PYTHIANS.
Webster Lodge No. % will have work in the
knight Thursday evening Pyfhian
hall.
ST. Paul company No 2, U. R. K. P,
will hold a regular meeting and drill Tuesday
night at Pythian hall.
sion last ewing. Each member brought a
, friend and large party was Entertained.
Light refreshments were served.
Washington lodge will hold a public in
stallation of its officers at the lodge hall,
in the Bowlby block on the evning of Jan.
49, After the installation there will be
dance of twelve numbers: The new officers
are: c. c., w. F. Germaine; V. c., John C.
Mccarthy; ,prelate, A. H. Pitcher; NJ. of A.,
James Sweeney; M. of E., P. P. Roller; NJ. Of
F., Louis Pavion; I. G., Charles zalk; Q. g.,
Samuel Pavion; NJ. of W., James F. Angel;
| trustee, James Schoonmaker.
UNITED WORKMEN.
| Noble Franklin lodge gave a stereopticon
entertainment after the regular business meet
ing Thursday evening.
Eureka lodge, D. of H., will give dime
! social and quilt rattle Friday night at Central
| hall. a short programme has been arranged.
| The grand chief or honor, Ella II. Mantor.
and Grand Recorder Gala NJ. Chamberlain
will be present.
| Nobility lodge elected officers Wednesday
evening. They are: C. of H., Margaret Hen
ry T. of H., Emma Maurice; c. of c., Ida
! Prick; L. u, Mrs. Ruffner; recorder, Emma
Rose; treasurer. Emma Durant; receiver
/ Mrs. Reese; /. W., Kate Ludwig; o. W., Mr..
Youndress; delegate to grand lodge, Helen
! Straggy; alternate, Laura OConneli; auditing
|
and Ramaley
MACCABEEs.
St. Paul tent held its regular review on
| Monday last. Several applications were read
and the following committees appointed On
convention, ]. H. Tregilgas, chairman on
uniform rank, #. c. Kremlis, chairman; on
! joint social with Ladies of the L. o. T. NJ,
| George Foster, chairman. officers we're elected
for the ensuing term follows: Past COM
mander, j. H. Tregilgas; commander, F. x.
! Xirnig; lieutenant commander, George
4 Francis; record keeper, G. F. Foster; finance
| keeper, Henry Byron; sergeant, Fred Willard;
chaplain, Rev. j. o. Ferris; master at arms,
Anton NJ. Anderson; first master of guards,
| J. Jensen; second master of guards, W. Bar
RE; sentinel, L. McDonough; picket, j. Saun-
! ders; musician, Henry NJ Setback. A special
meeting Of all those interested in the uni
form rank is called for o'clock on Sunday
afternoon at the hail. All Robert street.
DEGREE OF POCAHoNTAS.
The council fire of Naomi council was
kindled last Thursdays sleep and election Of
/ Of1cerS was the principal business transacted.
! The election resulted as follows: Pocahontas,
! Mrs. NJ Kelly; Wenonah, Miss Mabel Rose;
! Powhattan, J. 4. Waters; keeper of records,
/ Miss Sadie Marsh; keeper of wampun, Miss
quenched at an early run and the members of
the council and seventy-five of their friends
contested in a lively cinch party. The ladies
first prize was won by Miss Josie McElroy
and the ladies' second prize by Miss Morgan.
I The gentlemens head prize was won by Mr.
| Tardy and the second prize by Mr. Kirby
n oil will hn hold
| Thursday, the S1st.
ORDER OF RED MEN.
White Cloud Tribe No. kindled council
fire en- last Tuesdays sleep, as usual. Con-
I siderable new business disposed Of On
next Tuesdays sleep the nomination of Of
fcers for the ensuing term will take place
All chiefs should assemble in council to
| hear the reports of the faithful hunters and
daring warriors SO that their services NAV
! be generously repaid by honoring them with
! chieftaincies in the tribe. The faithful run
pers who have SO often reported the arrival
of the pale face have announced that hunt
er is expected to reach the council of the
/ warriors by next Tuesdays sleep, and all
should be present to meet the new candi-
ORDER OF THE WORLD.
Maple Leaf lodge will meet at Central block
TUESDAY evening, Dec. Is, at O'Clock. Sew
eral new members will be initiated and the
applice ions of a couple more will be read
and voted At S:45 the ladies of the
! lodge have arranged to have a leap year
! SOcial. Lanes are requested to bring %
| cents and a partner, If possible. Gentlemen
are admitted free. Refreshments will be
| served. and dancing will be the feature of
| the evening Members of the order and 9TH
| ers are welcome.
IRON HALL.
Pioneer Branch No. IT, elected the follow
ing officers at its last meeting: President.
William Johnson; vice president, NJ. j. Shan
| ahan; secretary, C. Bomback; treasurer
James Hilton; chaplain, Charles LIB: watch.
man. Swan Olson; herald, L. G. Huffman
| counselor, John Hill; trustees, Abraham Ar
| riyee; S. ]. Rice, w. H. Bell. =
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
Adrel commandery gave a musical and
| literary entertainment Thursday evening. The
| programme consisted of fifteen numbers. con-
| tributed by F. Lenth Howard Young. Prof
/ J. Fenwick. Mr.. Snyder and Mr. Bunneli.
| Pressie Young Miss Tucker and the Misses
| Grace and Emma Ranney So ais
RATHBONE SISTERS.
Myrtle temple will give pop corn social
] at the close CT the session Tuesday evening.