St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-23

and the rate always remains the same--it
does not increase with the age of the mem
Der. The death rate in the twenty-frst year
OF the order 1894, was only 539 per thou
sand, and while the tables are not yet COM
pleted it is not expected that the rate will
De any higher for 1895.
STAR OF BETHLEHEM
st: Paul Lodge No. 1 will meet in regular
session Wednesday Feb. 26, at Odd Fellows
nail, Fifth and Wabasha streets. A large
attendance is expected. Several candidates
VIII be presented for Initiation. A sociabe
at which ladies will serve refreshments is
part OF the evenings programme. All MEM
ners are earnestly urged to be present.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Wabasha council has planned for Tuesday
evening" Feb. %, a card party for its own
amusement, and for the entertainment of its
ladies and friends While cards will form
the major part of the entertainment the minor
parts will not be neglected as the council
pianist will be prepared to play his prettiest
pieces for the benefit of the young people
who may enjoy dancing.
MODERN WOoDMEN OF AMERICA.
Last Tuesday evening ST. Anthony Hill
Camp No. 1888 outdid themselves in cele-
oratlng the event of attaining a member
ship of fifty. About 200 friends and neigh
bors were present and enjoyed the following
excellent programme: Addresses by Vener-
able Consul Burns and Neighbor Rev C. E.
ton, Neighbor Johnson; recitation. Master
Shaw; duet. mandolin and guitar Neigh
Dors Manners and Kilborn: duet Mr.. and
Mrs Shirley; song, Neighbor Groh; recita-
ton, Miss Shaw; violin SOLO Neighbor Fow-
Ter; concluding with sketch by Neighbors
Johnson. Mounts and Groh. Miss Wilkes,
refreshments and dancing, until it was time
to catch the last car for home. when every
one left with regret inquiring when the
next blowout would occur.
St. Paul Camp 3101 will meet for the first
time time in their new quarters in Elks'
hall. Lowry, Arcade. entrance on Fourth
first from Waho cIa THO
day, Feb. %. 1896 at o'clock p. IN.
North Star Camp, NJ. W. A, held its meet
ing last Friday evening, which was both in
teresting and wei attended. and had work
in the first degree. The degree team which
is entirely new, under the leadership of
Chief Forester Murray. performed their duty
IN very credltable manner, and deserve
praise Five applications were read. Quite
number of visiting neighbors were present,
and an enjoyable evening was spent by all.
WOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS.
The ladies of Garfield W. R. C. No. will
give, musical and literary entertainment
and hop at their hall, $50 East Seventh street,
Friday evening, Feb. 49, for the benefit of
garfield |, Post No s. All members of the
friends are cordially invited to attend
ORDER OF REDMEN
Minnesota Tribe No. adopted two pale
faces and received four applications last Fri
days sleep. The dance which was given by
the tribe proved to be a success financially
and socially
White Cloud Tribe No. assembled in
council at the eigth run on last Tuesdays
sleep. During the proceedings it was re-
ported that a pale face had strayed upon our
hunting grounds. Our warriors and braves
at once bestirred themselves. and set out
upon his trail. He was captured and now
his scalp is one of the many that are dang
ling from the robes of White Clouds chiefs.
The chiefs degree was conferred in
tery style upon eight candidates. Other
business OF Importance was transacted until
the council fire quenched at the eleventh
run The tribe will again meet in council
on next Tuesday. when. it is reported. sew
eral pale faces have signiied their intention
of joining hearts and hands with US.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Prosperity Camp No. held its regular
meeting Wednesday evening, Feb. 10, at Odd
Fellows hall, corner Fifth and Wabasha
streets, with a large attendance. Five new
candidates were balloted on. The report OF
the committee accepted. AT the next
meeting the degree team will work the morn
ing degree: and every member of sister
camps wishing this degree can be accommo-
dated by being on hand. 1t will be held the
first Wednesday in March.
Camp No 90 Woodmen of the World, viii
hold their regular meeting next Tuesday
Feb. 25, at Odd Fellows hail. when several
new members will be initiated and six new
applications acted upon. This camp is grow
ing very fast, and the members taking
great interest.
Camp No. 20 held a masquerade ball last
Monday, which was a great success. Over
15O couples were present.
RATHBONE SISTERS
Unity Temple No g. Rathoone Sisters will
hold its meetings hereafter at it's new hall
in Central block, 7512 West Seventh street
corner of Sixth. on the second and fourth
Tuesday evenings of the month. "A Social
will be given in the near future.
A delegation of sisters of the Temple of ST
Paul will go to Minneapolis Tuesday. the 25th
to attend a union meeting of the Rathbone
sisters of the Twin Cities, to be held at Ma
nj A aT1fid ntn Of ITrast, 10
No. .. r. s., will be initiated at the union
meeting. Honorary members are invited. Re-
freshments will be served from to 8.
A. o. U. w. THANKS.
The ladies of the A. o. L. w. library COM
mittee wish to sincerely thank those who so
cordially assisted them in their entertainment
and ball, and especially Mrs. Shueback the
Misses Schuemaker, Treat, Hendric and John
son. the Messrs. Kohler, Walker, Gehan, Rice
and Smith for personal services rendered