St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-19

sembly halls last Thursday evening, consist
ing OF debate dancing and refreshments
There were about 400 persons present. The
| debate was upon the ACCESSIBILITY OF adopting
| a reserve fund feature in connection with
the insurance department c. Bombach and
j. Morrow spoke in the affirmative, and j. G.
Bryant and c. Monaghan in the negative.
Harry Franklin presided during the dis
cusson. During the meeting Mrs. G. c.
Collins presented Mrs. e. B. Lott with
beautiful china service, in appreciation of
her services as recorder CT the Royal Neigh
borss Messrs. Groh Johnson and Mounts
contributed to the evenings entertainment
by clever character sketch.
Past State Consul Harry Franklin installed
officers at Lake Benton and Springfield last
week. Public entertainments were given
in connection with the installation at each
place. Mr.. Franklin will probably accept in
vitatons to visit the camp at Window next
Friday and Amboy the following week
Royal Oak camp, Royal Neighbors, has
large class for initiation at its next meeting.
North Star camp, NJ. W. of A. held one of
its interesting meetings last Friday evening,
and conferred the first degree on six stran-
gers and read fifteen applications. This
camp will hereafter devote the first meeting
in the month to routine work and social en-
tertainment, and viii confer the degrees on
the second meeting. They are pushing"
+ the good work along and have many good
/ hustlers. Neighbors Gilbert, j. Ryder and
! S. Skoog are the entertainment committee,
/ and it is needless to say that they will fur
nish the boys with plenty of amusements.
IRON HALL.
Dayton's Bluff Branch No q held their an
nual installation of officers and enjoyed a
banquet at the home of James Morrow, 265
/ Nelson avenue. Several candidates were in
itiated, and the business of finance straight
/ ened for the year. The elected officers are:
President, James Morrow; V. P, A. A.
! Sharpe; secretary, Mrs. F. H. Hamilton;
/ treasurer, A. E. George; prelate, Mrs. j. C.
/ Mccall; counselor, F. R. George herald, Miss
! Edith Morrow; Waterman Mrs. II. G. Stowell;
! trustees A. f. Albeck, William Albeck and
! j. C. Mccall prize contest will make
! things interesting for the next term. Two
new names were successfully balloted upon.
| Ladies Branch No. 90 took in several can
! lation. Several members were in receipt of
the third installment their expired GER
! tificates. One sick claim was also allowed
/ This is now the banner branch of tie state
and is still increasing its already long list of
! members.
Pioneer Branch No. II held an interesting
! convention Thursday evening at Druids' hall
! corner Seventh and Jackson streets Several
matters of vital Importance and conlmunica-
! lions from headquarters were brought up for
! discussion. Three names were added to the
/ benefit fund.
Garfield Branch No. Is will meet Tuesday
/ evening at WColsey's hall, corner Burr and
! Case streets.
| Eastern Star Lodge No 81 met Thursday
4 evening at Odd Fellows hall, on Payne av-
enue. The relief society met with Mrs H.
/ Hely, 702 Burr street Wednesday afternoon
special all-day meeting of the relief So
! ciety of st. Paul Chapter no. q was held
/ Monday at Braden hall, on East Seventh
/ street. and well attended. Several orders
were filled and sent out for distribution