The Saint Paul globe., 1896-08-16
guard; A. w. Footner, sentry; trustees, w.
J. Footner, ]. e. Neinhauser and H. G. Gil
DRUIDS.


ferred upon several candidates, and numerous
applications for membership were presented.
vasa Grove Ne "a had very large meet
ing on Monday and transacted considerable
business OF routine character
Tuesday evening Minnesota Grove No. has
mutations and received several applications
for membership; they also completed arrange
ments for their fortieth anniversary. wnicn
occurs at Banholzers park Sunday, Aug. l6
evening North fo S1a S
and discussed several issues OF an important
nature.
Schiller Grove No. 8, on Thursday evening
elected Brother Assmusen treasurer In place
of Brother Neumeyer, who resigned on ac-
count of ill-health.
The committee Of the union picnic neld
meeting on Thursday evening at Unity Cen
tral hall to adjust the claims, etc, arising
from the same. They will complete their
work next Thursday evenig.
The druids base ball team Is composed OF
the following members: A.. F. Ladwig man
ager; W. Janke, captain; a; Mcphee; secre-
tary; G. Void, treasurer. Piayeps: pata a, Lag
McPhee, A. Johnson, c. Johnson, c.. Wold
w. Sandrock ]. Philips. W. Brandt. A.
La Rock, P. E. Schaler. The CLUB Is organ
lied for the purpose of playing rraternal so
ciety clubs only. They have received cnai-
lenge to play the Red Men in September. .
The Minneapolis Driuds Will turn OUT IN
picnic, to be held today at Banholzers PARK.
They have chartered three interurban cars
to convey them to st. Paul.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
The next regular meeting Of Harmony Camp
No. 244 Royal Neighbors. will be held MONDAY
evening, Aug. II. After the regular business
of the evening there will be short muslcai
and literary programme.
SONS OF VETERANS.
st. Paul Camp No. 1. S. of ", assisted by
the Ladies Aid Society No. 20, Will give an
ice cream social Tuesday evening, ga; aug rner 10, At
Il Aurora avenue for the benefit of the en-
campment fund.
Adriel Commandery No. 1eS held a regular
conclave on Thursday evening and tran
sacted large amount of business. the mat
ter of procuring uniforms was decided upon
and committee was appointed IN regard 70 70
the matter and also in regards to
drill corps. On Thursday evening, Aug. 20,
the commandery will nom nate officers for the
ensuing term. large attendance OF the
companions requested to be present at
this conclave.
St. Paul Commandery No. 154 held regular
conclave on Tuesday evening and passed upon
large amount of important business. ProI
E. w. Masters p C. of Cross and Crown
Commandery, stationed at Boston, Mass, Wis
itsd the commandery and gave the compan-
ions a short talk on the matter OF kn1gntnood
On Tuesday evening, Aug. 49, the nomination
of officers will take place.
Mount Sinai Commandery No. 1856 held
regular conclaye Saturday evening and NOM
mated officers. The conferring of the twelve
degrees on a class of fifty novices will take
place about the first Saturday evening in
the Twin Cities will take part in the work,
| assisted by chorus of forty male voices
from the several Communicates. The Malta
brass band will assist in the work in dis
coursing suitable music for the occasion.
Communicates are forming at the. follow
ing cities, and will be instituted by the
October: West St. Paul, Duluth Two Har-
bors, Minneapolis, Alexandria and Anoka.
Prof. E. w. Masters, of Cross and Crown
commandery, of Boston, Mass, and who is
IN q Cf
ing teachers in the art of dancing, was in the
city last week.
ODD FELLOWS.
The second degree was conferred by Twin
City lodge last Thursday night The third de-
gree will be worked next Thursday evening.
Next Monday night Hancock encampment
will meet in regular session.
The German lodges of the Twin Cities are
today enjoying a picnic down the river, the
proceeds of which will be donated to the
home.
ST. Paul Rebekah lodge will give benefit
euchre party on Aug 29 for sister of the
lodge who is confined to her bed by sick
ness.
A new Rebekah lodge will be instituted at
Hopkins on Aug. %, President Hotaling of the
assembly officiating.
The amount of invested funds and value of
buildings owned by the Order of Odd Fellows
aggregates $40, 000 900.
The annual session of Sovereign Grand
Lodge will be held in Dallas, Tex, opening
Sept. q and continuing week.
During the past week Grand Master Powers
has visited lodges in the vicinity of Duluth,
and next week President Hotaling, of the
Rebekah department will visit in the same
locality.
ORDER OF FORESTERS.
The eighth annual session of the high court
of Minnesota, Independent Order of Forest
ers, held at Red Wing, Aug. u and 13.
The reports of the officers show that the
present membership of the order in this state
is twenty-five hundred an increase of
| niohf hun ixa
]. A. McGillivray, supreme secretary, was
present the representative Of the supreme
executive. The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
High chief ranger, J. c. O'Keefe, Minneapo-
lis; high vice chief ranger, F. c. Irwin,
Belle Plaine;, high secretary. O. H. O'Neill,
neapolis; high physician. DR.. F. W. Dim
mitt. Red Wing; high counselor. T. ]. McDer-
mott. st. Paul; high auditors: w; J. sheehy,
high Journal secretary, &c al j. II Barnard nns1p0is st.
Paul; high chaplain, S. F. Fullerton, Duluth:
high senior woodward, B. F.. Maceman, Wi
Minneapolis; high senior beadle. J. w.
Reilly, st. Paul; high junior beadle, F. ].
Leonard. Jordans high marshal, F. A. Whit
tier, Minneapolis; high conductor, Dr. E. O.
COsman, Minneapolis; high messenger, George
F. Edwards, Saltwater.
1t voted to1hold the next meeting Of the
high court at Winona.
GOOD aTEMPLARs.
Enterprise Lodge No. 16, l. o. G. T.. will
give social fl7 their hall, Central block.
Sixth and Seventh streets. Monday evening
Every one is cordially invited. Special at
tention to bicyclersg st. Paul Marine band in
attendance all evening.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Chaplain in Chief Sanderson visited with
No. 63 last Monday. Next Monday there will
be two candidates for the second degree.
Champion Lodge No. 13, K. of P, held
very enthusiastic meetinb Friday evening.
when three applications were presented. Ex-
tensive preparations are being made to do
work when the season begins.
At the residence of Brother William Church
last Tuesday evening, Champion Lodge No. Is,
Knights of Pythias, entertained 1900 knights
and their friends at one Of the finest lawn
socials that have been given in this city for
many years. The programme consisted of
instrumental music, singing and stereoptican
views by one of the best search light stere-
opticians in the West. All went home highly
pleased which showed that old Champion
Lodge No. Is are first-class entertainers.
A meeting was held last evening at the
Pythian headquarters, at which there was
large attendance of the Capitol, Twin City
and Washington lodges. Lincoln lodge'was
also represented and 1t was decided that
the three lodges first named would Jointly
keep "open house, for the visiting brothers
on Wednesday, Sept. %, being the day of
the grand parade Of the g. A. r. The ladies
of the local temple Rathbone Sisters will
also assist Another meeting will be held
at the state capitol on Sunday morning at ii
a. M, to appoint committees to have charge
of the details. All members Of Capitol, Twin
City and Washington are urged to attend. The
officers elected last evening were: Lindsay
Waters, chairman: A. J. Stobbart secretary;
and w. H. Angel, treasurer. Also a general
committee as follows: L. Waters F. ]. Hebe,
John Thirlwall, r. D. Lapine, J. B. Weiden-
borner, Robert Ross r. F. Eldridge A. ].
Stobbart. w III. Angel, P. P. Roller, ]. F.
Angel, K. B. Hamilton.