The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-23
AMONG THE ORDERS
DOINGS OF THE WEEK IN LOCAL
SECRET SOCIETY CIR
Giles
EVENT To'LooK FORWARD TO.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
ELkS TAKES PLACE NEXT.
WEDNESDAY.
THEY PROMISE GOOD TINE
WOodmen Preparing for "a Grand
Blowout at Market Hall This
Week-Other Attractions.

be the annual outing of the ST. Paul
lodge of Elks and their friends next
Wednesday. The Elks never do any
thing by halves, and an outing under
their auspices is sure to be enjoyable.
A special train will leave the Mime
apolis & st. Louis depot foot of Fourth
street, at 3:45 p. m. and proceed to
Lake Park station on Lake Mime
tonka. AT p m. the steamer City of
st. Louis will take the party for a
two and a half hour excursion on the
lake, during which there will be music
and dancing. On returning to Lake
Park hotel, supper will be served, after
which a complimentary hop, rendered
by the hotel, will be given At 80
p. m. the special train will leave the
lake for st. Paul, arriving in time to
connect with all street car lines.
Such an entertainment, under such
auspices, is something which does not
come oftener than once a year and
should not be overlooked.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Wednesday last Capitol Lodge No. 81, K.
of P, conferred the first rank on three can
didateS, and on Wednesday next will have
several for the second rank. when 1t will be
pleased to see visitors. meeting of the
executive committee, having in charge the
entertainment of visiting knights upon Sept
2, will be held at II a. M, Sunday, at Ply
THAN headquarters, Sixth and Robert streets
Members of the subcommittee are also in
Vlted to be present.
DRUIDS.
North Star Grove No. 4, met Wednesday
Business of much Importance was considered
Two applications for membership were re-
ceived. short address given by the noble
arch (Bro. c. Simons), was feature of the
large increase in the membership of the
United Ancient Order of Druids in general
and especially in North Star Grove and
charged each and every member to make a
special endeavor to further increase the mem
bership, and in this way bring North Star
Grove to the top of the ladder in very
short time.
Minnesota Grove No. 1 held its regular
meeting Tuesday which was we'll attended
Several applications were received and re-
ferred to the proper committee The exempli-
he'd degree Will be conferred next Tuesday
Oak Circle No. held its regular meeting
Wednesday and transacted large amount Of
routine work.
ROYAL ARCANUM
Minneopa Council No. 1859 held very
fine meeting last Monday night. Martin H
vote to fill the vacancy caused by the de-
parture of Brother F. H. Tenney. Deputy
Grand Regent John A. Hartigan's presence
vas greatly enjoyed, as he is always over
speeches Monday, Sept. q, the council will
entertain its members with songs, games
sports and goodly supply Of Havannas,
and hopes to have all brothers present Oct
the first Eat home for the coming sea-
son will take place. These Minneopean feat
ures were much enjoyed last year.
ODD FELLOWS.
The elective officers for the present term
of Hancock encampment, lately installed are:
Henry Reimers, chief patriarch G. A. Carl
veau, senior warden; F. Graupmam, high
priest: G. A. Rinker, recording SCRIBE Thee
Bunker, financial scribe; William Rstine
treasurer, and w. Dyer junior warden.
The third degree was conferred by Twin
City ledge last Thursday night on two broth
eTS.
RED MEN.
Minnewaukan Tribe No. held we'll at
tended council on Wednesday sleep. and
worked the adoption degree. The entertain
ment committee announced a card party for
next Wednesday sleep and a pow WOW next
moon.
White Cloud Tribe No. kindled council
fire as usual last Tuesdays sleep. The appeal
in last Sundays speaking leaf Is d a y
l o e. accomplished its purpose fully, as
a large number of chiefs flocked to the
wigwam. The council fire was quenched at
the ninth run, owing to a very pleasant sur
prise rendered the tribe by Naomi Council No.
1 Qadies' auxiliary, which paid the tribe
a visit in a body. The entertainment COM
mttee Immediately took charge of the meet
ing. Their very select programme intended
to be given for the benefit of the bucks
served to be splendid entertainment for
the ladies as WELL The White Cloud min
strels' made their initial appearance upon
this sleep, and certainly did not fail to make
big hit. The audience was kept in good
humor during their entire performance. A
number of solos introduced by members.
among them Rocked in the Cradle of the
Deep by F. Borjes. lieutenant of Company
b; Frank Hecker and others. which were all
heartily applauded. The grand finale Chick
ems in the Barnyard," concluded the success
full minstrel show
John Nightingale's ghost scene" from
Hamlet was well rendered. Henry Setback S
imitation of Paderewski in a grand piano
solo was we'll rendered, and received with ap-
plause. The evenings programme was closed
with the comic after-piece entitled rs Mar
riage a Failure" Dancing was INDUCED in.
and refreshments were served by the ladies
until the 18th run, when all departed to their
own wgwams.
ORDER OF THE WORLD.
Maple Leaf Lodge No. 4OS, Order of the
World. held a very enthusiastic meeting
tuesday evening: when several applications
were received. This lodge will serve ice
cream and refreshments at Market House.
Wednesday, of G. A. R. week.
ROYAL NEIGHBoRs.
Harmony Camp No. PA, Royal Neighbors
held an interesting meeting last Monday
evening and transacted business of import
ance: one new name was voted on and three
applications received. At the close of the
business meeting the camp was invited to the
home of the oracle, Mrs. BeaI where an hour
was pleasantly and proftably spent listen
ing to a musical and literary entertainment.
and Dartaking of an elegant lunch prepared
by the oracle and vice oracle as a surprise for
the camp
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Prosperity Camp No. 2, Woodmen of the