St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-01

H. C. r. O'Keefe will visit Belle PLANE on
Tuesday, March 3, and address public
meeting to be held under the auspices or
the Foresters of that town.
Court Lion Heart, No. $685. has moved to
Twin City hall, corner of Rice and Univer-
sity holding its first meeting there on
Wednesday evening last. It's regular meet,
ings will hereafter be held on the second and
fourth Wednesdays. of the month.
The high chief ranger and high secretary
paid Court Review, No. 51S, official visit
on Tuesday evening. This court announces
grand ball for Easter Monday at It's hah'
corner Payne avenue and Wells street
Court Minnesota, No. 453. will hold regu-
lar meeting next Thursday. game OF con-
tinuous cinch with Court Ramsey will follow
the meeting.
MODERN WoODMEN.
Liberty camp met last Thursday night, but
on account of having 10 vacate their hall FOR
that night degree work was deferred until
the next meeting, on March IL, which will be
held in the hall in the Manner block They
will meet hereafter in that hail on the second
and fourth Wednesdays.
Minnehaha camp will hold regular ses-
sion next Thursday. The work will be in the
first degree. An important question to be de-
cided at this meeting will be the subject OF
new hall. Several propositions will be brought
forward
Copeland camp will meet next Tuesday. The
last meeting night having been relinquished on
account of the organizing Of the new camp of
Royal Neighbors, there will be an unusual
amount of work on hand.
third camp of Royal Neighbors was organized
by Mrs. Celia NJ. Chamberlain, with thirty
eight members, officered as follows: Oracle,
Mrs. George Bowers; vice oracle, Mrs. George
e. Schneider: chancellor, Mrs. George f.
Woolsey; recorder, Mrs. Charles II. Knapp;
receiver, Mrs. Juss: managers, Mrs. James
Klinefelter; physician, DR.. Whitney. The
officers will be installed on March II, and the
degree team of Royal Oak camp will eXem-
plify the work. Visitors will be present from
RnVAl HDrn1OnV
Royal Oak camp meets next Thursday, and
has several candidates to initiate The COM
mittee on leap year party will report at that
time.
The Minnehaha mnstrels will leave for Har-
ris next Saturday at 2:f5 p. m to give per-
Torrance there, the occasion being the first
anniversary of the camp at that place.
Past State Consul Franklin will go to Lam
berton next Tuesday, Amboy on Wednesday,
and Harris on Saturday, to take part in
niVerSary celebrations at each place; to Chat
field on March "a, for the same purpose; to
the latter place he will be accompanied by the
minstrel troupe of Minnehaha camp. A picnic
is scheduled at Window on June Z, for which
he is also booked.
st. Paul Camp 310f, NJ w. of A., held its
last regular meeting on Tuesday last, at
Elks' hail. Lowry Arcade. and the. hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity, there being
107 present, and it unanimously decided
to make that their permanent meeting place.
The adoption ceremonies were dispensed with
on account OF the new paraphernalia not
having arrived. Among the visitors were
Neighbors Hamilton, Of North Star camp,
and Deyo, Of Milwaukee. Wis. After the
usual routine of business the camp was
entertained by Neighbor Owens with very
appropriate speech and song. Neighbor Ham,
ilton, of North Star, and Burgess Rosenquist,
Mcclure, Shepard and Kossack. of st. Paul,
also rendered several choice musical selec-
lions, and Neighbor Olmsted closed the
evenings entertainment by a few very ap-
propriate remarks
ORDER OF RED MEN.
White Cloud Tribe No. kindled we'll
attended council fire last Tuesday about
the ninth SUM-. pale fact was reported in
the forest, and our warriors and braves at
once set out upon his trail. He was cap
tured and found worthy Of being adopted by
this tribe. The work was exemplifed by the
new chief and was credit to all concerned
After considerable business had been disposed
of, the council fire quenched, TO be re-
kndled next Tuesday. when the hunters de-
gree Will be conferred.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
Adrel Commandery No. 1853 held its regu-
lar convocaton Thursday evening, Feb. q.
Several applications for membership were re-
ceived, and the council decided to hold the
charter open three months longer to initiate
a large class. of thirty-three or more. The
commandery held it's semi-annual election of
officers, and Henry JACKIE was elected sir
knight commander; o. J. Lang, generals
simo; \. T: Coutts captain general; D. Dion,
prelate; w. NJ Cubery, senior warden; r.
Geddes recorder; H. Voges. assistant sec
rotary; F. j. Leuth, treasurer; E. S. Thomp-
MACCABEES.
st. Paul Tent No. "a held their review
Monday evening, with a large attendance.
The meeting was short, and Immediately
after all in attendance went over to Mime
apos to inspect the paraphernalia to be
used in the new ritual which goes into effect
March 16. The members we'll pleased
with it, and will order their own outfit i'm
mediately.
WoODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Prosperity camp will meet on. Wednesday
evening, March A, at Odd Fellows hall COR
ner Fifth and Wabasha street where a big
meeting will be held. The degree team will
work the morning degree a large class of
candidates from Mendoza and other camps of
the city. The committee wishes all tickets
for the dance returned on this evening,
to make out their report on that evening.
An oyster supper will be served after the
degree team have completed their work. A
high old time is in store for all who will be
present.
DRUIDs.
Minnesota Grove No. /, at their regular
meeting on Tuesday evening, received three
applications for membership, which were re-
ferred, and transacted considerable business.
Schiller Grove No. had large meeting
on Thursday, and got through lot of routine
business.
Vasa Grove No. "a initiated two candidates
into the mysteries of the first degree and
also received two applications for member
ship.
st. Paul Grove No. had an initiation on
Monday evening, one candidate being obl-
gated. ST. Paul grove gives evidence of an
awakening which will be hailed with delight
by the Druidic world.
North Star Grove No. gave smoking
entertainment and stag party on Wednesday
evening work being suspended after short
session, during which the applications for
membership were received and acted upon.
The entertainment was most enjoyable sue
cess Among those taking part were Messrs.
CrOh Johnson Ballard. RIDERS
mandolin orchestra furnished the music for
the evening. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening, the party not breaking up
until late hour
RATHBONE SISTERS.
Unity Temple No 9, Rathbone Sisters, will
hold their regular meeting in their hall, Gen.
trail block, corner Sixth and Seventh streets,
Tuesday evening, March 10, at 1880 o'clock.
All members are requested to be present at
that hour, as business of Importance will
come before the temple. After the meeting
a dime social will be given, commencing at
$3.50 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended
to all friends through the papers, as no
written invitations will be issued. Progressive
euchre prizes and refreshments will be the
features of the entertainment.
A. o. U. W.
Eureka Lodge No. turned out in good
shape on Tuesday last and held a most en-
thusiastic meeting. 1t was decided to confer
the Oriental degree in short time to the $50
brothers in the lodge who have not yet ad-
vanced so far. "Oh, what a meeting that
will be!' w
The usual resolutions were passed upon the
death of Bro. Frank ]. Fischer, who died on
the 18th inst. and was buried with the full
rites by the lodge.
Some propositions for radical changes in
the business conduct of the lodge are now
before the ways and means committee and
will be discussed at the next meeting March
10.