St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-04-12

cial and dance at A. o. U w. temple,
44S Wabasha street, Thursday, the
18th. The gentlemen are to bring q box
of lunch for two, containing their card,
and these boxes will be purchased by
the ladies. No admission will be
charged the gentlemen bringing boxes.
All are cordially invited.
In Banner lodge a motion has been
made to make an amendment to the
bylaws of the lodge to fix the quar-
terly dues Of each member at 25 cents
instead of so cents, the present quar-
terly dues paid.
ORDER OF THE WORLD.
st. Paul Lodge No. 4OS initiated nine can
didates Tuesday evening A number Of Wis
ating members from other lodges were pres
ent, and after the meeting they were enter
tanned by dancing. This lodge is now fully
organized and will hold regular meetings
on the first and third Tuesdays of each
month.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
The usual success that is sure to attend
the undertakings of Twin City Lodge No.
B3 was manifest last Monday evening at
the Easter ball and supper given by the
lodge at Columbia hall. A very enjoyable
evening was spent. The hall was well filed
with prominent members of the order from
both cities. Grand CHANCELLOR Mllham was
Nsit IT..
DRUIDs.
North Star Grove No. had a. well attend
ed meeting on Wednesday evening, at which
one new member was initiated, and six obi
gated, in the amplifed second degree. Two
applications for membership were also re-
ceived and referred. The Druids' ball COM
mittee reported that all arrangements had
been completed, and that the ball would be
In the A. o. u. w. Temple corner Eighth
and Wabasha streets. The secretary report
mamhnFShin hed
with nine applications in, and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that before the first of
May the $50 mark VIII have been reached.
Schiller Grove No. worked in the rou-
tine work of the first degree Thursday even
ing and had most enthusiastic meeting.
The labor bureau board had a meeting on
TUESDAY evening, at which much routine
business was transacted.
Vasa Grove No. "a elected the following
S. c. a. Johnson; vice arch, John Oman;
recording secretary, ]. G. Thaung; financial
secretary, L. Fogelberg; treasurer, Louis
Anderson; trustee for three years, Nels San
uell; grand grove representatives, Christ
Oleng and All Palmouist.
st. Paul Grove No. Z elected the following
9PiiGEers on Monday evening: Noble arch. A.
=. Berthiaume; vice arch, E. N. Linburg;
secretary James Smith; treasurer Romano
Shere; trustee for eighteen months w. M.
Boyd. The election of representatives was
left over for one week. Resolutions of sym
pathy were passed on the loss by Brother
Ginburg Of his little son, who was killed bv
IdlIInS over the DUH at the foot Of Cedar
street Sunday last. A floral tribute was or
dered by the grove to be laid on the little
basket. A delegation was present from Grove
no. 4, and several of the brethren made ad-
dresses.
Minnesota Grove No 1 held its election of
officers on Tuesday evening, which resulted in
The following officers being chosen: Noble
arch, G. j. Rohland; vice arch, A. G.. Wen
tink; secretary, Anton Melzer; treasurer, H.
Heinsch: trustee Theo Rohland; representa-
tives to the grand grove, Louis Peter, J. P.
Leitner and E. Strasburger.
MODERN WOODMEN
The central committee met last Monday and
transacted routine business only. The next
meeting will be on May 4.
Ramsey Camp will give a minstrel show at
Market hall on April %. The proceeds will
be applied to purchasing new regalia.
Royal Oak Camp, R. N. A., will hold a reg
Olar session next Thursday. The camp has