The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-27
ROYAL ARCANUM.

| ROYAL ARCANUM.
| Commercial council gave an informal social
| hop for members and their friends Tuesday
evening.
| installation and entertainment to take place
Tuesday evening, Jan. 5.
Supreme Regent John E. Sound is prob
able appointee to the office OF United States
district attorney for New York.
| The Eat home" of Minneopa council Mon
| day evening will be in compliment to Maj.
| Cooley, who retires from official station on
| that evening.
| Wabasha council entertained the grand
| officers Tuesday evening, together with a dele
cation from Ramsey council. At the close Of
I the meeting refreshments were served in the
dining hall.
| Terrace council read several applications
Monday evening. Grand Regent HUM, to-
| gether with Past Grand Regents Hartigan and
! Thane and Grand Treasurer Haywood, were
| among the visitors.
| New councils were instituted during No
1 vember at Willmar, Mimi; Aberdeen, s.. D.
Coshocton. Ohio; Westmount, Montreal, Que,
and two at Lowell Mass. Membership, Nov.
80, was 189, ISL, with L. ~ councils.
| Hamline council has elected the following
officers for 1897: Regent, F. A. Alderman
vice regent, F. L. Buck; orator, B. ]. Rice;
Engle; collector, H. E. Barkuloo; chaplain.
D. w. Feltham; treasurer, o. L. Baker;
guide, Thomas L. Nicholson; warden, Charles
Singer; sentry, F. G. Cottier; trustee, How
ard Smith; organist Daniel Libby; repre-
sentative P. McCallum
| Seven Corners council elected officers for the
coming year at last meeting follows:
Regent, w. H. Nolan; vice regent, E. E.
| Sharp; orator, A. X. McCausland; past regent,
! II. c.. Penfeld; secretary, F.. S. Walker; col
| lector, James Daley treasurer, ]. G. La Bos-
/ sfere; chaplain, A. A. Jones; guide, George
Hutchins; warden, M. Bears; sentry, r. G.
! Fredericks; trustee, H. G. Penfield; repre-
sentative H. c. Penfeld; alternate, w. H.
Uhler.
VermiIIion. Falls .counctI sof III astfnus reat n
/ a number of applications at its last meet
| ing. Following is list ofSoff1cers elected for
regent, John Olson; past regent, L. w.
smoek; orator, A. c. Oestriech;T secretary. ].
| c.. Hartin; collector M. F. Boiee; treasurer
| w. c. Lueek; chaplain, J. A. Holmquist
| guide F. N. Crosby; warden, Alex. Brown
| sentry. G. F. Smith; trustee, A. E. Johnson
/ representative, L. W. Smock; alternate, F. E.
| Estergreen.
| ODD FELLOWS.
| A subordinate lodge is being organized at
Glenwood.
| Rebekah lodge at Delavan.
| The annual ball of Freja lodge will take
| place next Wednesday evening.
| The new officers of Excelsior lodge will be
publicly installed the evning of Jan. IS.
! Bethesda Rebekah lodge will give family
social next Saturday evening. Refreshments
! will be served.
| Past Grand Master Lancaster has removed
! to st. Paul with his family and will take up
| his residence here permanently.
! Grand Master Powers and Grand Secretary
Bolton will pay an official visit to Saltwater
| JAN :, and another to White Bear the even
| ing of Jan. 5.
AT it's special meeting last Wednesday night
| Twin City lodge conferred the first degree
| on one candidate and the second and third
degrees on five.
West Side Lodge No. 100 worked the second
| degree last Wednesday night. All preparations
have been made for their annual ball which
! is to be given New Years eve
Union lodge will give ball New Years
eve IN the hall at the corner of Fifth and
Wabasha. The new officers Of the lodge are .
l. G.. Birch, N. G.; Ed THEM, v G.; George
Honstatter. permanent secretary; W. c. Fan
DER recording secretary.
Hancock encampment's members and visitors
greatly enjoyed the able and to them very
interesting and instructive talk of Grand Rep
resentatlve Nye on the sovereign grand lodge
:, unanimous vote Of thanks was given him.
Inc encampment will meet next Tuesday
evening in special session for the purpose Of
comforting the degrees and to transact gene raj
business.