St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-29

been obligated may do so before the entertain
ment begins.
The other branches of this order report i'm
portant meetings. and additions are coming
In every week.
The central office, under charge Of e. G.
Varney and W., A. McManigal, has been
changed to Room 215. Washburn building,
where they have more room for the increas-
ing business. - -
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FoRESTERS.
The high standing committee will meet at
the once OF the high secretary on Thursday,
April 2, at p. m!
Court Minnesota No. 45s holds regular
meeting on Thursday evening next.
Q. A. Johnson is engaged in organizing a
court among the Scandinavians Of this city.
II Is the Intention to institute with hundred
members, and, from the success which has
attended the matter SO far, 1t will be but a
Few days until the desired number is secured.
me day the charter was opened thirty signers
were secured and they have been coming in
ROYAL ARCANUM
Wabasha council held brief business ses-
sion tuesday evening, initiated two candidates
and closed with "a few musical selections by
members. At the next meeting, in April, the
council expects its membership to pass the 100
mark.
A. o. U. w.
Eureka Lodge No. 9 at its meeting on Tues
day last initiated six candidates and received
six applications. Bro. Swift was elected trus-
| tee to fill out the uneXpired term of Bro. G.
F. Woolsey. resigned. The balance of the
evening was filled out with vocal numbers
and addresses from brothers attending the
grand lodge.
MODERN wooDMEN.
st. Paul camp adopted four candidates last
meeting and received six applications. The
camp have organized a base ball team and
| would be glad to hear from any other camps
in the city.
St. Anthony Hill camp will confer the ORR
entail degree on thirty candidates Monday
evening, March 80. large attendance and
good time is expected.
The central committee will meet next on
April 6. in the reading room at Assembly
halls.
Chatfield camp celebrated their third an
niyersary last Tuesday. Past Consul Franklin
delivered an address.
Liberty camp will give an entertainment
ana dance at Assembly hall, on Easter Mon
| day.
Harmony camp, R. NJ, will give social
| at the next regular meeting, which will
| occur on Easter Monday.
The new camp on Dayton's Bluff has been
named Minnesota" and will meet at the
hall, corner Reaney and Seventh streets.
,z Royal Oak camp, R. ~, will meet next
Thursday. They have been very successful
IN IN disposing of tickets for the leap year ball,
Wnlch taxes place on Easter Monday.
| Unity camp initiated eleven candidates in
the mysteries Of Woodcraft last Thursday.
This large. class made the boys happy, and
luey are ueterEn1neQ TO reach the ZO0 mark
Defore the close Of the year.
| Minnehaha camp will meet next Thursday,
and viii exemplify the first degree on four
Teen candidates Hereafter this camp will
meet meet every Thursday. The degrees being
second and fourth being devoted to business
and social entertainment. The members of
April 4.
North Star Camp No. 1887, M. W. A., holds
Its meeting next Friday evening After all
business is transacted, a programme has
bee peen a arranged that will prove very interest,
smdn ana . i tSs no doubt the finest in the city
a; chance m to test It yet, but will do SO short
Flfth and Wabasha, and visiting neighbors
are cordially invited.
scandia Camp No 1884 will be pleased to
entertain any fellow neighbor who may
wander in at any meeting held on either
second or fourth Friday in every month, at
Vasa hall, 254 East Seventh street.
MACCABEEs.
st. Paul Tent No. "a held its regular re-
view on last Monday evening with a large
attendance OF Its own members. and also
many visiting Sir knights, who seem to ap-
preciate the fact that 1t is treat to them
selves to have the opportunity to attend and
visit St. Paul tent. 1t has now seventy mem
oers IN good standing, and should the pres
ent rate OF applicants continue, the hundred
mark will be reached before July l. which Ia
remarkable growth Tor a tent considering
the short time of one year since it's inau-
guration, and the fact that 1t must contend
with the most conservative, as well as fra
ternal, beneficiary order In the world.
Tent No. "a will meet in Odd Fellows
block, corner Fifth and Wabasha streets.
The very handsome gold medals awarded to
members securing three or five applicants are
beginning to be distributed.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
st. Paul Commandry No. 1874 at the last
convocation eppointed an entertainment COM
mittee that will make things buzz for the
next five months. Easter services will be
held at the council chamber in the after
noon.
At It's regular weekly convocation Adriel
Commandery No. 16S elected two delegates
to represent it at the annual encampment
to be held in Philadelphia next summer.
The next concert to be given by this COM
May 6.
On Tuesday evening, March 81, Grand
Commander Sir Melvin A. Wolcott and the
officers Of the Grand Commandery of Wis
consin will institute Eureka Commandery
NO. 100 at West Superior, Wis. Deputy Su-
preme Commander Howard Young, Of MIN
On or about May 20 Supreme Recorder Sir
Frank Gray, of Philadelphia, Pa, will visit
the several commanderies in this state, and
Will institute two Communicates in this city,
which Will be, located on Jayne avente and
West St Paul. Also communicates at the
following places: Two Harbors St. Cloud
and Northeast Minneapolis. After the above
Communicates are instituted he will Institute
state grand commandery.