St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
AMONG THE ORDERS
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ney and McManigal predict that this new
lodge Will soon rank as one of the largest in
the city. The hall being filled at an early
hour, the meeting was called to order, and
Dep. Sup. President w. NJ. Barigh was in
troduced. He gave short address, explain
ing the plan OF the Insurance, history Of the
order, etc. The charter list was then pre-
sented for signatures, after which organization
was effected, and the following corps Of Of
ncers elected: Past president. F.. e. Flor
iday; president ]. ]. Holey vice presi-
dent Peter Eibach; treasurer, Albert Holton;
chaplain, jeanne Wray; marshal A Schwader;
guard, Michael Gurin; sentinel. NJ. Broderick:
trustees, William Wray Richard Butterfeld
and G. W. Hurlburt. Public installation OF
these officers will take place Tuesday evening"
March 81 at which time an attractive muse
President j. j. Holley is well known
good presiding officer and hard worker, and
will spare no pains to make this lodge sue
cess from the start.
Five Points lodge holds the palm as the
largest lodge in the city, and is swamped with
applications. President Hausam has his in
vestigating committee pushing their bicycles
day and night so as to make prompt and salts
factory reports. A large class is expected to
take the degree at next meeting, April 6.
Meantime the entertainment committee is
preparing good treat, date of which will be
announced later.
Aurora lodge gave a card party recently.
and at next meeting after the business is
completed will give literary programme
interspersed with music.
Fairview lodge recently gave a party and
entertained number of visitors from Mime
apolis lodges.
Arcade lodge will hold another meeting April
IL, at which time invitations and other i'm
portant business will be attended to- The
president, DR.. Spates, wishes full attend
ance.
A. o. U. w.
The Order of Mystic Arabs will institute a
new hut In Eureka lodge room March IS His
most potent highness, the grand orient, will
be assisted by Bros w. r. Johnson. George
F. Jennings. George F. Woolsey, II. J. De
Lonais, Thomas B. +. Lee, John Norman,
James Decker, G. j. Nelson and G. ]. Dion. !
Among the prominent candidates that have
been secured are Bros. DR.. c. F. sweeney o. +,
B. Lewis, Oscar Hallam and DR.. w. A Dun
ming. complete new paraphernalia will be
used.
Northern Lodge No. 1875 had pleasant and
instructive meeting last Monday. The enter
tainment committee have, arranged a grand
ball for Easter Monday. Prosperity lodge D. {
Of H., are making a record this year, and
numerous applications for membership are
the result. Both lodges meet In hall OF
Northern lodge, Dis Rice. Visitors are al
ways welcome.
The annual convention Of the Grand Grove
OF Minnesota will meet In Minneapolis June l6
and as consequence the subordinate groves
Will be in ferment until after that body adj
1ourns. The annual election of officers will
also take place during the coming month in
most of the subordinate groves
North Star Grove No. I, at its meeting NOM
mons; vice arch, w. A. Martinsen and H.
Engle; recording secretary, r. ]. Cayne, W.
A. Deveroux and w l. Winchel; financial
secretary B. T. Hutchinson; treasurer. q.
Coolidge; trustee, DR.. Miller; representatives.
John Ives. Dr. Miller and T. F. Pollock Jr
Two applications for membership were re-,
ceived and referred, and two candidates oblI-
gated in the ampliied second degree and the
third conferred on three candidates. :
Minnesota Grove No. ] received one appH-
cation for membership Tuesday evening and
initiated one candidate, notice for the second
degree for next meeting.
Vasa Grove No. "a initiated one candidate
Monday evening, conferred the third on two
candidates and received nine applications for
membership.
st. Paul Grove No. z had a large meeting
Monday evening and initiated three new can
didates, which is record for No. Z. Two ap-
plications for membership were also received. {
Schiller Grove No. very kindly consented
to the degree team of North Star Grove No 4
for the purpose OF comforting the first degree
on one of the -latter's candidates, who could
not conveniently attend on the regular meeting
night
ODD FELLOWS.
Monday evening. March is, Excelsior Lodge
No. 60 had work in the initiatory degree the
candidates being John Wagner, city treasurer.
and Lieut.. Guy Carlton, u. S. A., who is a
brother OF Fred Carlton, deputy grand sire. I;
Excelsior lodge has a reputation for excellent
degree work. and this. together with the
prominence of the candidates caused large
attendance. At the conclusion of the degree
work. Judge Orr was called to the chair and
In the capacity OF toast master, introduced the
following speakers: Past grand master ".
G. Nye. city comptroller. Minneapolis; ]. j.
McCardy, city comptroller ST. Paul; Mr.. Nell
Vile. of Minneapolis; Grand Secretary A. L.
Bolton, St. Paul; C. p. Nixon. st. Paul: 4.
Moetier of Jacksonville. H.; r. H. Siekles.
Rice Lake, Wis.,; d. p. Thomas. Rocky Ridge.
O.; G.. C. Emerson, resident of st. Paul hold
ing membership In New Hampshire past grand
patriarch, Romaine Sheire st. Paul; Lieut.
Guy Carlton. John Wagner. w. p. Dyer and
+. l. Powers, grand warden all of ST. Paul.
Refreshments served to about 200 menls
bers and guests.
J. o. U. A. NJ.
Liberty Council No. 5, ]. o. U. A. NJ, VIII
hold its regular business meeting Monday
evening, March 49, in council chamber, corner
South .Wabasha and Colorado streets. Alb
members are requested to be present.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Minnewaska Tribe No 4had a very INTEREST,"
ing meeting on the 18th moon and
every member enjoyed himself. which is one
of the features Of the order. Work next meet
ing, Friday, March 81 All Red Men Shouts
attend.