St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-23

Communicates on Payne avenue and Dayton s
bluff is holding meetings every week, and by
the time 1t is ready to institute it will have
large membership.
mandery No. 16S and st. Paul No. 154 have
formed themselves into minstrel and dra-
matte club, and will make their first ap-
pearance in an entertainment for the benefit
of the sick fund of Adriel Commandery No
16S. about March 26.
The election of officers of the commandery
VIII take place next Thursday evening the
9th. The sir knight commander desires a
full attendance of all the companions at the
asylum on that date.
St Paul commandery, at it's convocation
last Tuesday, devoted its time to routine
business and nomination of officers for the
ensuing term. AS election takes place next
Tuesday it is expected that every sir knight
belonging to the commandery will be pres
ent, Notwithstanding the fact that no degrees
will be conferred until after installation of
officers Proposals for membership con-
tinues, and the commandery has quite few
on which to exemplify the degrees
A. o. u w.
The regular meeting of Eureka Lodge No
Will be held at Central block. Business of
unusual Importance will come before the
meeting, and every member is expected to
DC In MS place at 7:3O sharp. If he brings an
application with him he will be doubly well
come. So
Business Men'sl Lodge No. 8. A. O. U. w
at their meeting Tuesday, Feb. 8, welcomed
piOIueT 10 IuelT IOiQ, Bro. &. A
DUN, formerly master workman of Hinckley
Lodge No. 1893. Bro. w. F. Mayo of Prescott
Lodge No. 10, Prescott, Ariz. was visitor
Bros. Cook, Hallowell, Penfield and Meilicke
were by the master workman appointed a.
committee on refreshments, ETC., for next
meeting night, March 8. Several candidates
Will be initiated, and, if possible, the screen
work will be one of the features of the even
ing. A general invitation is extended to
visiting brothers to participate. good time
is looked for.
MACCABEEs.
: st. Paul Tent Ne. "a held their review Ia 81
MONDAY evening and several applications
were hled. The degree team put the greater
part OF the evening in at practice on the new
ritual, which goes into effect March is. They
expect to be in fine form to thoroughly i'm
press upon all future candidates the beauties
ana mysteries Of Maccabeesm. The goat
belonging TO this tent Is big husky one
and by the time candidates are initiata5
they will be well yersed in all STYLES of fancy
riding. VI Aan0s
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FoREsTERs
Court Minnesota No. 453 initiated two can
didates at its last meeting
Elgh Chief Ranger O'Keeffe will pay Court
FalIview an official visit Tuesday evening
next.
new court was Instituted at Lakeyille.
dakota county, on the 8th inst with the
following officers: T. B. McKelvy c. D. II.
Z. H.; W. F. Roche. chief ranger: ]. A
Betz recording secretary.
Court New Brighton. instituted less than
two months ago, received eleven applications
at its last meeting.v
On Jan. l. 1890, the total membership of
the order was S7,239a and the permanent re-
serve fund amounted to s156O. 372. 46. This
order differs om-ethers also in that there
are no death assessments. Each member
pays a monthly premium which is fixed ac-
cordfng to his age at the time of joining,