St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-05

to serve for the ensuing year: Nobel arch.
j. Prensch; vice arch, G.. Waronde; recording
secretary, George Walter; financial secretary,
J. L. Holman; treasurer, Joseph, Henneger; f;
representatives to grand grove, B. w. Boen-
iscn, Capt Hanft. William Gronewald.
MODERN WooDMEN.
Next Monday appears to be fayorite time
Tor Woodmen entertainments.
North ST. Paul camp will give an entertain
ment, concluding with dance.
Liberty camp will have dance at Assembly
halls. and promises great time to all who
attend.
Harmony camp ladies will join with X. P.
Lodge No. 43 at Paul Martins hall and serve
the supper.
Royal Oak camp will give leap year party
at A. o. U. w. hall, corner of Eighth and
Wabasha streets, which promises to be one
of the most enjoyable of the season, judging
from the number of tickets sold and the
character of the people who bought them.
Scandia camp celebrated its first ami
versary Sunday evening last with a mas
querade ball. Several candidates will be ini-
tiated at the meeting next Friday evening.
North Star camp enjoyed literary and
musical programme after the business ses-
sion last evening.
Liberty camp will give social entertain
ment at Assembly hail. Wabasha and Third
streets. Monday evening. Following is the
programme:
overture ........ Ryder's Mandolin Orchestra
song ....'..'.... .....'........ hopeTI Gron
Recitatlon .................. .Charles Johnson
song .......'.... ..........'..........J mounts
Sketch
Miss A. Murray Charles Johnson, M. Nc
nally.
Stump Speech ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Robert Groh
Step Dance ....................D. Mccartney
Soprano Solo ................. Miss Anna Meid
Sketch Cblack justice)-
c. Johnson, R. Groh, ]. Mounts
The programme will be followed by dancing
and refreshments.
Minnehaha camp last Thursday inaugurated
weekly meetings. Their hall in Odd Fellows
block, corner Fifth and Wabasha streets. has
been repainted and papered. and is now one
of the handsomest in the city. Several I'M
provements have been made which will add
to the comfort and pleasure of the occupants.
Ten candidates were given the nrst degree
and ten applications were received and re-
ferred to committees. At the next meeting
on Thursday next there will be no degree
work. After business is dispatched the re,
mainder of the session viii be or soclal
nature. NJ
COPELAND camp had gala time last Tues-
day, the occasion being the presentasIon ob "a a
group picture of the members by Nelghpor
Miller the photographer. Notwithstanding the
furious storm on that evening the attendance
was very large several Vlsltofs peil,s una fosf
and brief addresses were made by seVerai;
But the one that was listened to with marked
attention and enjoyed was delivered by Graho no
Master Workman Lloyd and showed that ne
can be a good Woodman as we'll as a WORK
man Coffee and cigars wound up the pleas,
ure and, although several had to walk nome
were glad they were there.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Washington Lodge No. "a, knights of Py-
thias held a well-attended meeting WedneS-
day evening. The first and second rank opn-
cations were administered and several canoi-
dates balloted upon for membership LetteIs
were read from Master OF Finance FaVlah
and Past Grand Chancellor B. F. Stahl, VINO
was one of the charter members OF WASH sIi-
tngton lodge. Chancellor Stahl expressed ms
purpose of visiting the home lodge IN the
near future. The third rank will be ADMIN
istered to class Of candidates next Wednes-
day evening.
ST, Paul Lodge No. 43, knights of Pythias.
will hold it's annual Easter ball tomorrow
evening in the West Side opera mouse, ana
preparations have been made to celebrate the
event with due formality. The arrangements
have been left with the standing entertain
ment committee of the lodge, and 1t is eX-
pected that the friends of the members VIII
be appropriately entertained.
Wednesday evening last Capitol lodge was
crowded. visitors being present from nearly
every city lodge and many from outside
lodges. including Sup Rec. Durand. Conn. (;
Brother Shipman, Owatonna; J. z. Myron.
Chan. Com of st. Cloud lodge, and brethren
from the grand domains OF illinois, Pennsyl- 5gL,
yania Iowa and North Dakota. Wednesday
next the first and second ranks Will pc con-
ferred, and on Wednesday, April 10. the grand
lodge officers will visit No. 81, when Division
49, U. R., will assist in conferrlng the rank
of knight.
A progressive cinch party was given by Lib
erty Lodge No. 1877 last Thursday evening,
to the enjoyment of about thirty couples The
ladies' progressive prize was won by Miss
Cook; ladies consolation prize by Miss Otter;
gents progressive prize by Prof: Mahar;
This lodge will confer the rank of esquire
on several pages Thursday evening and Wis
iting knights will be made welcome.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Prosperity camp held meeting Wednes-
day evening, and considerable business was
new degree elected its officers and the degree
will soon be introduced by this camp.
Rice camp held we'll attended meeting
Thursday evening. Nine new members were
stated. New applications for three were bal
loted upon. A delegation from Prosperity
camp was present.
DEGREE OF POCAHoNTAs.
The leap year party which was to have
been given on the 7th of this moon, at Cen
transferred to Central Odd Fellows hall,
corner Sixth and Seventh streets.
Naomi Council No. l, kindled its council
fire the SOth sleep and held an important
meet at Central Odd Fellows hall, corner
Sixth and Seventh streets, second floor.
ORDER OF THE WORLD.
Tuesday evening Central lodge gave pub
lie installation, followed by an entertain
ment and dance. The following officers were
installed: Past president, F. E. Florida;
president, ]. ]. Holley; secretary, D. E..
Hardy; treasurer. Peter Eibach; chaplain,
Jennie Wray; marshal A. Schwaders; guard,
M. Quinn; sentry, M. Broderick. Next Tues
day evening the lodge will initiate twenty
candidates.
ORDER OF RED MEN.
At the last meeting of Minnewaska Tribe
No. 4, Improved Order of Red Men, the
following resolutions were adopted on the
death of Mrs. c.. A. Drake:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Great Spirit
goodness, to take to His happy hunting
grounds the beloved wife of our brother,
G. A Drake; and,
Whereas, We, as tribe, take a deep in
terest in his griefs and joys; and, there
fore, be 1t
Resolved, That Minnewaska Tribe No. 4,
Improved Order of Red Men, extend its SYM
pathy to our Brother Drake in this his sad
sorrow and afliction.
Minnewaska Tribe No. 4, Improved Order
Of Red Men, had social meeting on Friday
sleep. Brother Meade gave the brothers a
very nice speech on the order, and the i'm
provement and advancement in the past
three months. There will be degree work at
our next council fire.
The Plant Moon dance of Minnewaska Tribe
No will be at Central hall, corner of
Seventh and Sixth streets, instead of Sew
enth and Cedar streets, owing to the Yerxa
fire.
DEGREE OF HONOR.
The ladies of Nobility Lodge No. 13, D.
VI H., VIII give ledp-year DOX social ana
dance at A. o. U. w. temple, 448 Wabasha
street, Thursday evening, April 16. The
gentlemen are expected to bring a box of
lunch for two, containing their card which
will be purchased by the ladies. No admis-
sion will be charged the gentlemen bring
ing lunch boxes All -are5cordially invited
Columbia lodge is preparing to give a
calico dress party. s--
Mayhower lodge will give masquerade
ball next Friday evening.
The ladies of Eureka will give a cinch
party and hop Thursday evening next at
new Central hall.