The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-22
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THE PAST AND Future IN Local.
SECRET SOCIETY," CIR
Giles.
SOCIAL POPS AND PARTIES.
WEST SIDE KNIGHTS OF Malta
ARE GETTING DOWN TO
BUSINESS.
SONS OF VETERANS, INSPECTION
Royal Arcanuniites Preparing to
Give an Entertainment at the
metropolitan Very Soon.

Prosperity Camp No. 2, Woodmen of
the World. gave its first social hon of
the season at Odd Fellows hall Fifth
and Wabasha streets last week. So
general was the response to the inyi-
tations sent out by the order that the
hall proved almost inadequate to the
accommodation of those present and it
was necessary to throw open the lodge
rooms for the dancers Fully 100
couples were in attendance. Brief adj
dresses of welcome were extended to
the guests early in the evening when the
music of Brose's orchestra filled the
ball room. A programme of eighteen
numbers was rendered. Supper was
served by the women of the order,
whose hospitality was appreciated by
the partakers of the nicely arranged
repast. The committee on arrange
ments was composed of John Silbert.
T. J. Wilson, John Bowman, Charles
Turner and J. Burns.
A very enthusiastic and largely at
tended meeting was held Friday even
ing by Occur de Lion commandery, the
new commandery to be stationed on the
West side. The meeting was honored
by the presence of Grand Recorder
Young, Grand Prelate Shuman and C.
G. Hunter, of the order, and was en-
Enthusiastically received by the meeting
A batch of applications were received
and acted on and if they continue to
come in this manner the new
commandery will be instituted
the second week in December.
The next meeting will be held
at K. p. hall, Colorado and South
Wabasha streets. next Friday evening,
Nov q, at p. M, and all members
are expected to be present and assist
in nominating officers.
SONS OF VETERANS.
The annual inspection of st. Paul camp
No. 1, Sons of Veterans, will take place at
the camp room in Central hall, corner Sixth
and Seventh streets, Monday evening Nov.
%, at o'clock. Maj. Stodieck, junior vice
commander, division Of Minnesota, will be
the inspector. After inspection a campfire
will be held and short programme of music
and patriotic speeches enjoyed during the
serving of refreshments.
The inspection will be most rigid. Can't.
Mead is strict disciplinarian and everything
will be done just as it should be. The men,
bers of the camp are confident they will Sc
cure the highest standing in the division, and
De. not only No. 1 in name, but No. l in
standing.
The past year has been notable one in
the history of the camp The officers have
! been untiring in their efforts and have the
satisfaction OF looking back over one Of the
most prosperous years of the camps exist
ence. Ih1s years inspection will be made a
general jollification for the members of Camp
1, and they cordially invite the members
Of the Grand Army to meet With them on
this occasion to help celebrate the successes
OF the past year. go s.ffif ssG.4
RED MEN.
Naomi council, No. l., will hold special
meeting tonight for the purpose OF nominat-
ing officers for the ensuing term; also to
arrange details for card party for Thurs
day, December 10th.
Mfnnewaska tribe. No. a. kindled their
council fire last Friday. The Hunters and
warriors degree was conferred on several
twenty-five ready for adoption for Dec
18TH The basket social will be given the 9th
of this moon.
White Cloud tribe, No. 8, held well at
the hunters degree was conferred on three
members. The Warriors degree will be ex-
empilned next ne, Tuesday evening. The amend
ment to the bylaws will be read for the
second time, which raises the fees for adop-
ton into the tribe.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
ST Paul Camp No. s. W. o. WI will hold
its regular meeting Monday evening, Nov.
Fairfield
Business of Importance wifi be transacted.
Scandal Camp w w of A. had a very sun
cessIul hop last Friday evening. There was
q PIG attendance and a general good time
trloay, NOV. Y, nomination Of officers will
be in order. All members are requested to
be present. 81 "
st: Paul Camp No. will give It's third an
nuaI ball Wednesday evening, Nov. Is.
thanksgiving eve, at Paul Martins hall
South Wabasha and Colorado streets This
promises TO be one of the charming events of
the season. Music will be furnished bv The
Westmoreland orchestra. Supper wifi also he
| served. ~
UNITED WORKMEN.
The ladies of the A. O. IT, W. library COM
mlttee will give an old-fashioned bail and
oyster supper for the benefit Of the library
fund Monday evening, Nov. %, at A. o. q.
W. temple Peppins orchestra will furnish
the music. The committee2on arraneements
is Mrs Helen Sloggy Mrs. Jessie Stubrow
Alice Parks, Meta Coats, Ida Frick and Mel
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dorley entertained
the members OF Nobility No 13, degree of
honor OF A. o. Y. W., and their friends at
progressive euchre Wednesday evening
Prizes were won by Mesdames Kelly Krause
Miss Susie Callahan and Messrs. Frick Cal
lahap and Morrissey. Refreshments wera
served by the hostess, assisted by, lIesdames
Ludwig, Durand and BarthoI 'iit1'
IRON HALL.
Star Branch No. q, Iron Hall will meet at
| ing, corner of Maria avenue and Conway
street
Garfield branch No. 15 held smoke social
and house warming at the hail. Case and Rurr
streets, Monday evening. There was larpe
attendance present. Robert Groh's minstreI
troup entertained with songs dances and
musical sketches Those taking part were:
Frank Hecker, Burt Varnum NJ E McNaIly
James Grace, Fred Commisch Robert Groh'
Refreshments were served.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
Last Tuesday, after the convocation Of 9t
Paul Commandery. the various commentaries
of st. Paul entertained Slas A. Lent. past
supreme commander, of Allentown Pa Tues
day, Nov. oath, a lot of important business
another entertainment viii be arranged for
KNIGHTS oEs PYTHIAs.
Champion Lodge No. 49, X. of P. con-
ferred the second and o third ranks Friday
evening At their next convention they viii
confer the third rank and elect officers
Wednesday last Capitol Lodge No. 81. K of
P. was filled with members and visitors to
witness the somewhat unusual event of seven
esQu:res receiving the rank Of knights. The
mented on their work. Wednesday tie annual
election of officers will be held.
ROYAL NRLGHBORs.
Royal Oak camp, Royal %Neighborz, met
last Thursday evening, when Considerable
a prominent member of Harmony camp
was present. and addressed the pe:rbhor.
M'nnehaha Camp No. GA NJ W. of a OK
tended an invitation 20 thes camp to take mar
in banquet and social hop, TO be given By
them Thursday evening CT this week The
invitation was accepted The next r1eatipo
will he he'd Dec. 8, when non:naljcrs nj
officers fer the ensuing year will take place