St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-26

thony council Minneapolis, were among
the visitors, together with Delegate
McCrumish, of Minneopa. The new
officers, headed by Regent Davisonga gave
their initial rendering of the degree
on class of three candidates like old
veterans and received congratulations
Fifteen applications for membership
We're read, and they want more at the
next meeting.
Arrangements are nearly completed
for the entertainment and hop to be
given by Ramsey council on Tuesday,
Feb. T. Five hundred complimentary
invitations have been issued and the
committee has found it necessary to
limit the number given each member
to two, owing to the hall having a seat
ing capacity of but ,450.
Official visits of the grand officers will
be made next week at Vermillion Falls,
Monday, and Mortified and Minnesota
councils on Tuesday evening.
Minnesota council received the grand
officers on their annual visit Wednes-
day evening. Thirty-three applications
for membership were read and the new
officers installed by Deputy Grand Re
gent Dickinson.
Terrace council held regular meet
ing Monday evening and discussed
plans for the future. The new officers
promise to revive the old-time interest
in the council and will make good
showing Feb. II.
Commercial council will tender card
party to gentlemen friends of the mem
bers at the close Of the meeting Tues
day evening. Prizes have been pro-
Vided, and, in addition to cards enter
tainment will be provided in the shape
of musical and literary features.
Barn Bluff council, of Red Wing, had
a public installation of officers Monday
evening. Past Grand Regent George
Tbane performed the ceremony, after
which the council members and their
friends enjoyed a social hop given I'M
der the auspices of the council.
ODD FELLOWS.
A charter has been granted for a new lodge
at Mabel.
Past Grand Master Wells came down from
Montevideo yesterday.
Minnesota encampment gave q progressive
cinch party last evening.
Vesta Rebekah lodge will install the APP
pointed officers this evening.
II. A. McConville, grand master of North
Dakota, was in the city yesterday.
Harmony, the new lodge at Herman starts
out with a membership of seventeen.
BeIneSQa ReDekan lCQSe gave a dime social
al the residence of Charles Pierce Thursday
evening.
Excelsior lodge will have the initiatory de-
gree conferred Monday evening by team of
past grands
Mrs. Melville. secretary of the Rebekah con-
vention left Thursday to attend the conven-
ton of Texas. She will visit lodges at a num-
Der of intermediate points.
Home Rebekah lodge held masquerade ball
Monday evening. There was large attend
ance, the costumes were unique, and on the
Whole it was very successful affair.
FOREsTERS.
Court Landmark No. 40 will give its an
nual entertainment az Woolsey's hail. corner
Burr and Case streets. tomorrow night An
excellent programme has been prepared
Court Landmark, United Order of Foresters,
held very large and enthusiastic meeting
last Monday evening, and initiated three can
didates and acted on the applications of five
more.
new court is about to be Instituted in
the central part of the city. select mem
bership is what is sought, and there is every
prospect of success. Hon. John Copeland
and George Woosey are fostering the move
ment Over thirty names are on a charter
list for new court on West Seventh which
VIII embrace many of the Omaha employees
AZ the last meeting of Court Ramsey No
Il94 the following officers were installed: G.
T., James Fenstermaler; C. D. r. Price. "
c. R.. ]. H. Neimann; P. c. R.. NJ. 7 Dona.
van; financial secretary ]. H. Rausch; record
ing secretary. S. a. johnson: treasurer r T.
Goco; s. W.. David Fitzgerald; ]. W., c. Coch
ran EII. cnapialn' August Ieden trustees, D.
fitzgerald, b.. F. Kennick; representative to
high court. James Fenstermaker. Monday
night. Jan. q. the court will meet In Their
new hall in Central block Sixth and Seventh
streets. Following the regular court bust
ness ara the initiation of several candidates,
social session will be held, one Of the feat.