The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-13

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Court Lake Pepin, No. 1896 of Lake City,
vii give it's second annual ball Dec. 31st.
mann,s orchestra. At the election Of officers
held Dec. Z. the following were chosen: R. C.
Steele, G. R. c: N. Clifford, V. C. r.; A. D.
Prescott, P. c. r.; chaplain, A. ]. Myers; NJ
Il. SCHNEIDER, R. s.; VIM. Peterson, F. s.;
F. G. Moore, treasurer; G. R. Conner, ]. W.;
Z. W Hack, S. w. Renj Buckminster, s. B..
trustees, Prof U. Curtiss and A. T. Abra-
ham: finance committee, Robert Walstrom and
q. N Clifford: representative, A. ]. Myers;
alternate R. c. Steele.
Court Lion Heart, No 500 held regular
meeting at Twin City hall last evening, and
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year G. R., George Achnaur V. c. r.,
George Nipp; R. S. James Henry; F. S.,
Michael Clearly treasurer, Henry Hynes;
chaplain. S. Sturdevant; S. w. Charles Benz;
). w. j. Nettenburg; s. B., Fred Stanly; ].
and Charles Benz; finance committee, George
Helfrick and William Covany High Treas
urer T. J. McDermott and High Secretary O.
II. . Ne1ll visited the court and discussed the
plans for the reception to Supreme Chief
Ranger Oronhyatel1ha. Much enthusiasm was
olsplayed by the members over the arrange
in carrying them through.
In honor of the expected visit of DR.. Oron-
! hyatekha, the st. Paul courts have decided
TO nave free public entertainment at one
!
talnment will consist OF an address by the
supreme chief ranger and a programme of
vocal and instrumental music by good talent
Inc class or candidates being recruited by
the courts Will be initiated in the evening
before the commencement OF the public exer-
cises The Minneapolis courts on Jan. IA
Will pursue like plan, except that instead
OF the public entertainment and address they
VIII tender the supreme chief a banquet at
| the West hotel All the local committees ap-
pointed to act in connection with this en-
tertainment will meet in joint session at 407
New York Life building On Tuesday evening
next at s o'clock. The committee on enter
| Monday next at O'Clock p. m.
ROYAL ARGANUM.
Benson will be in line with a new council
in a short time.
new council was installed at WilImar last
Friday with twenty-five charter members.
The committee on union entertainment held
It's regular weekly meeting last night at the
| Windsor hotel.
Interurban council will give another sociable
at Odd Fellows hail, St. Anthony Park Fri
day evening next.
The only official visit next week viii be that
/ TO MENDOZA council, Minneapolis, which takes
place Friday evening.
Ramsey council will devote next Tuesday
evening to an Informal hop for members and
friends. programme of twelve numbers
! Will be danced.
] Chaplain Smith, of Ramsey. has been dubbed
Bishop" owing to the unanimous persistence
with which he has been returned to the office
/ he fills with such dignity and honor
! Grand Regent Huhn, together with Past
I Grand Regent Thane and Past Regent Mac
/ Fariane, visited Barn Bluff council at Red
I Wing, Monday evening. banquet was spread
! at the close OF the buainess meeting and the
visitors did ample justice to the we'll known
hospitality Of the Red Wing boys.
/ Wa6asha council elected officers for 1897
last tuesday evening. Following is the COM
plete list of those selected: Regent. David
! Mulrein; vice regent, A. D. Burreli; orator
/ Robert l.. Johns; secretary H. c. Baker
! collector, l.. Feeser. Jr.: treasurer George
! Schoef; chaplain, H. +. Fianley; guide. r
! Rickers; trustee, A. n. Esheman; representa-
! tive to grand council, J. A. Porting; alternate
/ II. C. Baker.
| Commercial council held lis annual election
| last Tuesday evening and the following were
! elected officers for the ensuing wear: Renre
| sentative to grand council, w. l. Slime; re-
! gent. Fl. R. HarGick; vice regent, C. R. Nc
! Candless orator, NJ. J. Clark; past regent
/ W. l. Slime; secretary, G. e. Leonard; coffee
tor, H. L: Bryant: treasurer, T. A. Keller;
warden, G. S. Cole; sentry, F. A. Lorentz
! trustee three years., VIM. Wooohead
! Interurban council had very pleasant and
well attended meeting Friday, and elected the
! following officers for the ensuing year: Rep
resentative, Andrew Erwin; alternate F. f.
! II. l.. Hunter orator, NJ. l.. Strong; secretary
! ]. w. Stone collector, j. II. Held; treasurer
! A. j. Reeves: chaplain, A. j. Burghardt I:
guide. II; N; Cheney; warden, G. w. Cheney
and w. W. Clark; organist. H. E. W.
Terrace acouncil held a largely attended
! meetingb -aienday. evening. Several applica-
tons for membership were read and one car
] didate was initiated. after which followed the