St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-19
AMONG THE ORDERS
DOINGS OF THE WEEK IN LOCAL
SECRET SOCIETY CIR
Giles.
GRAND REGENT HUM JOLLIED
HIS COUNCIL GIVES A RECEPTION
AND ENTERTAINMENT IN HIS
HONOR.
FoREsTERs FORM A NEW COURT
Camp VIII BE Instituted April 30
Nfu Have IL Large Charter
Membership.

A reception and entertainment in honor OF
Grsnd Regent Charles Huhn of Minneapolis,
was given Friday evening by his council.
Hennepin No. 1884 of the Royal Arcanum.
The programme of the evening had been very
carefully arranged and was presented in a
m0rner which won applause for every mem
ber. Among those participating were Zela
T. Sweitzer, Miss Mabel and Hazel Runge
Bessie McNaught and NJ. Adeline Stowell.
Refreshments were served during the even
ing and the council received applications from
fifteen candidates who desired to participate
as members on future occasions. In addition
to the members of Hennepin council those Of
Mendosa attended in body.
FORESTERS.
Court Landmark will meet Monday at Wool
seys hall, corner Burr and Case streets. De-
gree work and social entertainment will be
the feature Of the evening.
Court Smelling met last Wednesday even
ing. A large class of candidates was initiat-
ed. Several more applications were received
and referred to the committee.
The charter list for a new court in the cen
tral part of the city is assuming large pro-
portions. It looks as If 200 signers could be
secured in a short time, but the charter sign
ers are anxious TO be enrolled and on this
account the camp will be instituted April 20.
John Copeland, supreme vice chief ranger;
Rev. NJ. G. Shuman and G. F. Woolsey will
oficiate.
John Copeland, supreme vice chief ranger,
visited Superior, Wis, last week, and royal
welcome was extended to him. He reports
active work in all courts at the head OF the
lakes, limitations held at every meeting, and
prospects very bright for the order. Mr..
Copeland will visit Madison shortly to confer
with the other supreme officers respecting the
investing of the surplus funds accumulated
during the past few months amounting TO
over $50, 900. Mr.. Copeland expects to see
some of this invested in st. Paul or state
securities.
DAUGHTERS OF ERIN.
Division No 3 will hold another Of its
popular social reunions next Monday even
ing.
The friends of Mrs. H. J. McVay, a we'll
known member Of the division, will be pleased
to kl4ow that she is recovering from her re-
cent severe sickness. Herself and family are
extremely grateful to the members OF the
division for the kindness and courtesles eX-
tended to her at this time.
WoODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Rice Camp No. 9 will meet Thursday even
ing, April 16, at Twin City hall, corner RICE
and University avenue. Several new candl-
dates will be initiated and other important
business will come before ms ais Iresenf meesg
Prosperity Camp No. will meet "Wednesday
evening at Odd Fellows hall, corner Fifth
and Wabasha April 10. New business and
Organization will come before this meeting.
Three candidates will be initiated in the Pro-
lection. -.
ing Thursday at Twin City hall, corner. OF
Rice street and University, large delegation
from Prosperity camp being present: This
camp having recently reorganized, is now
making wonderful strides forward. At its re-
ORGANIZATION there were only members enough
to fill the different Offices, and since then
they have secured a membership of thirty. AT
the last meeting ten new applications were
read, and they will be initiated at the next
meeting.
Prosperity Camp No. held a large meeting
last Wednesday. Arrangements were perfect
ed to give another Of its excellent dances, for
which Prosperity camp is noted, on May 3.
considerable new business was transacted.
|; Woodmen Of the World had a splendid
meeting last Tuesday evening, and Camp 20
is coming to the front. 1t has now 100 good
members in good standing, and the camp is
only nine months old. The members are pre-,
2S at o. U. f. hall, Seventh and Reaney
Streets.
NJ. W. OF A.
i Scandia Camp No. 1884 at the last meeting,
initiated several candidates in due form,
transacted a lot of important business and
decided upon having ball the latter part
of May.
The Oriental degree will be conferred upon
a large class Friday. May 8. The very best
team in the city will do the work. Any
Woodmen not already having taken the Ori-
entail. can at this same time get it, by apply
ing to c. ]. Sund, clerk Scandia camp.
\ North Star Camp No 1887, NJ. w. Of A.
met Friday evening and conferred the frs
degree on six candidates. Having received
all OF it's new paraphernalia, the work was
performed in very mastery way DR.. Nc
saS coH9se nGse PsaSna SF few %
marks on the phenomenal growth Of the or
der. April % North Star Degree team will
eXemplify the work for the new camp or
Dayton's bluff. The next meeting will bt
devoted to social entertainment, and goot
programme is promised
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The meeting of Capitol Lodge No. 81 or
"Wednesday evening last to confer the third
assistance of Division
Uniform Rank, before the officers of the
grand lodge, proved to be q record breaker
Z Every available seat was filed, and at leas
140 Knights were present during the work
Very high compliments were passed on th'
movements and drill of Division No 13 ant
great praise bestowed on the Rank team 0
old 81. After lodge the imperial quartette
under the leadership of R, Lapine, gav'
some excellent selections in splendid style
included Grand Chancellor Milham, Sup
Rep. Hilscher, G. NJ. Of p. Godfrey, W. H
Durand Conn. Col. Philpott, Owatonna
Brothers O'Neill, Park Rapids Prowse
Graceville; D. G. Clinton, Minneapolis; Ben
nett, St, Peter, two members of Nortl
Branch lodge; A J. Stobbart, Of Merriam
Park, and several Of the city lodges, in
Guiding Washington lodge, which. came in
body. -...a..ss.-
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
AS many members as possible are requested
to be present at the next convocation, as de-
gree work will be rehearsed for the benef
OF new members. AT the last cOnvOcatioI
several applications were received and acteC
upon. Up to date the class going in under
the charter numbers thirty-two. This lack.
but one OF the full class, thirty-three beins
the number required under the constitution.
ST. Paul Commandery No 154 last Tuesda!
held a very successful conyocation. lot o
business was transacted, and the Malta de
gree conferred. On May 12 an entertainment
will be given, at which refreshments ar
served free, and an all around good tim
guaranteed tss.-ssfs tss1ecsfss .::s7e!4eas, ..s77e4as,
FoREsTERs OF AMERICA
The 2Sth inst, Wednesday, is the day fixet
for the opening of the new court of this or
der being organized in this city. 1t will b.
held in the hall of the I. o. o. F. block
Wabasha and Fifth streets. The charter lis
is growing steadily, and it is fully expected
admittance. The committee in charge is E
S. Davies, H. A. Anderson, E. Geberton ant
W. T. Jackson. D. G. c. P.
The semi-annual report of the suprem
court to Dec 81, 1895, which has Just com
to hand, shows net increase of 1870 mem
and funeral, $500, 420.59, leaving balance o
$Sl6.SS1.59 on hand, being an increase Of $27,
229.31.
A. o. U. W.
Every member of the order is invited to at
tend the meeting of Noble-Franklin Lodg
No. Thursday evening, April %, to partic
ipate in the ancient and simplifed degre
which so many realize to be beneficial to all
About 100 candidates are expected to receiv
the degree.
Master Workman NJ J. Clark, Of Noble
Franklin Lodge No. 2, has offered hand
some $40 prize, to the one bringing in tn
most members by June 1, 1896.
Noble Franklin meets every Thursda-
evening at A. o. U. W. Temple, corner @
Eighth and Wabasha.