St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22

ceedings of the Elks.
The work of Thursday evening was
! well exemplified, the last candidate be-
! ing duly disposed of by midnight. The
class was made up as follows:
N. ]. Wagner. &c. d. Strong
Chester r. Smith. Adolph E. Michaud.
! NJ n. Goss. Grier NJ Orr.
| H. S. Gilburt. Hubert L. Weber.
| George Z. Lennon. clayton M. Weber.
| r. w. Burnes. Charles j. Meade.
Achille Michaud. William M. Bryant.
! George H. Irish. J. Fliegler Jr.
| Fred G. Schiffmann. Z. A. Drew.
| Samuel B. Plechner. E. A. Duncombe.
| G.. w. Dodds P. j. mclaughlin.
| Henry A. Fisher. William S. Fell.
| ]. P. Jelinck.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
| Rice Street camp, Woodmen of the
| World, held a public installation of
| it's newly elected officers Friday even
| ing, March 20, at Twin City hall, cor
| ner Rice and University avenue, the
| hall being filled to overlooking. Com
mander Hubbell, of Prosperity camp,
| off1ciated. After installing the off,
| GERS a musical programme Of very
| select music was rendered. Speeches
by Capt. Burger, of Dayton's Bluff
camp, and others were made, finally
| winding up with fine lunch and dane
| ing. This camp will hereafter meet
| the first and third Thursdays Of each
| month at the above hall.
Prosperity camp held large and
| lively meeting Wednesday evening.
| One new candidate was installed. The
| committees were finally discharged,
| and considerable routine business was
| transacted, a full list of names being
| secured. The third degree will now be
put in operation in this city for the
| first time by Prosperity camp, which
| will be known as Noon Degree.
| Dayton's Bluff Camp No. 20, Wood
men of the World, will meet next
| Tuesday. March "a, at 7:30 p. M, at
| Odd Fellows hall, corner East Sew
| enth and Reaney streets. All sister
| camps are invited to attend. There
| will be fifteen limitations
UNITED ORDER OF FoREsTERs.
| Another new court of the United Order of
Foresters was instituted by G. f. Woolsey,
! ID. 5. b. R., on Wednesday evening last at
| Masonic hail. corner West Seventh and To-
| ronto streets. There were some thirty odd
names on the charter list, and much enthu-
siasm prevailed over the organization of the
| court in this district. The name selected is
| Court Smelling, and the members decided to
meet Wednesday evenings for the present The
| G.. Ella, court deputy; Ed Boggs, chief ranger;
1 II Timerlne, past chief ranger; Herbert
| lain; DR.. S. S. Hesselgrave, treasurer; W.
Holder, recording secretary; S. Townsend,
| financial secretary; DIR. s. S. Hesselgrave,
| physician; J. S. Sullivan, woodward; Matt
| Rhoy, beadle.
Court Landmark No. 40, U. o. F., will
| meet tomorrow evening at their chambers
| corner BGrp and Case streets. Three candi-
| dates are to be conducted through the dark
| forest abode of Robin Hood, and several
| new applications are to be acted upon.
| The members of this court attended in a
| body services at Grace NJ. E. church on Sun
| day morning last, and Brother M. G. Schu-
| man, who is pastor of the church and chap
| lain of the court, welcomed the brethren in
| choice and feeling terms. This court is now
| enjoying healthy growth and bids fair to
have a very large membership in the near
| future.
| Hon. John Copeland, who is vice chief
! ranger of the U. o. F.. paid an official visit
! luth and Superior. Brother Copeland reports
that great interest is being taken by the
| business men, and citizens generally, in this
| order. limitations are the rule at all meet
| ings and some of the courts are reported
as having doubled their membership since
] the first of the year.
There will be a meeting on Thursday even
| ing next of the charter signers of the new
/ court of u o. +. which it Is intended to in
! stitute shortly. The meeting will decide
| when the court will be organized. Some sew
I enty-five names now appear on the charter
| list, and with the friends of the signerS it
| is expected that the list may reach 100.
President J. Copeland, of the city assembly,
| and G. F. Woolsey will officiate at the in
stitution of this court and it is expected
! that the installation of officers will be fol-
| lowed by banquet, at which COL w. W.
Wharry, of Chicago, the supreme chief
ranger of the order will speak. Brother
| Wharry is an eloquent and interesting speak
er. and is considered an authority For
| estry, ancient and modern
KNIGHTS OF FYTHIAS.
Webster Lodge No. 20 will have social
! gathering aud entertainment next Thursday
night All members of the uniform rank are
requested to appear in full uniform.
Liberty Lodge No. 49, at its meeting, last
eyenng nS te ra ans Of
| on two esquires. st. Paul Division No. 2,
U. R., and many visiting knights assisted in
comforting this beautiful rank.
The progressive euhre party to be given
by this lodge has been postponed one week,
and will occur on Thursday evening" April 2;
Webster Lodge No. 90 had well-attended
St. Paul No. 2, uniform rank, drilled last
Thursday night Tuesday night will be the
divisions regular meeting, when they VIII
initiate several candidates.
Capitol Lodge No. 81 conferred the third
rank on Wednesday evening last upon two
candidates. Wednesday next there will be
no rank work, but every member of the lodge
| should be present, for on that occasion the
new bylaws will be taken up for final action,
and they include some important changes.
The first Wednesday in April the first rank
will be conferred, and all those who have re-
ceived notice that they have been elected,
must be in attendance.
For the information of those wishing to at
tend the grand ball to be given by Twin City
No. 63, announcement is hereby made that the
date has been changed to Easter Monday,
| April g.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
Adriel Commandery No. 1853 held its regular
weekly convocation last Thursday evening at
Vasa hall, 254 East Seventh street. A large
amount of business was transacted. The en-
tertainment committee has completed arrange
| ments for a grand entertainment Tor Thurs-
day, March 49, The numbers will be:
st. Paul Mandolin Orchestra
Anniversary Speech. ........... By Hans Wager
/ f. J. H. Tenth.
Song-"The Little Wooden Stockings
P saoy Duet wfre Misses Emma and Grace Rannes
The Misses Young.
Recitation Somebody's Darling. H. Young
Selection. ..............St Paul Mandolin Club
Stump Speech on the Late War
.-ss :. BY Hon. Horrible Greedy
Bass Solo-"Thursday, Oh Tomorrow
| Will Be Friday ......... ....E. l.. Hennisch
Comic Song. ...............:.. Howard Young
Miscellaneous Stereopticon Views.
St. Paul Commandery No. 154 on last con-
vocation held Tuesday March II, transacted
gree. On Easter day services will be held at
the council chamber. All sir knights and
their families are cordially invited.
MODERN WOoDMEN.
St Paul Camp No. 3101, NJ w. A, will hold
its next regular meeting on Tuesday, March
"A, in their new quarters in Elks' hail. Lowry
| arcade. The first degree will be conferred
| and large attendance is expected. base
ball team will also be organized at that meet
ing, and all who take an interest in the game
are requested to be present.
The central committee will visit South St
Paul camp Monday, March 20, and all dele
gates are requested to attend.
Scandal Camp No. 1884 last meeting received
lot of new applications. The forester team