St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-05

stalled at the next meeting, to be held at 265
Nelson avenue Tuesday evening Jan. IA.
Ladies Branch No. % met Thursday even
ing at Odd Fellows, hall. Deputy Supreme
President johnson was present and installed
the officers. There were limitations also.
Garfield Branch No Is will meet next Tues
day evening to initiate and install.
Pioneer Branch No. II will at their annual
installation entertain the members of the or
der at a social at their hall
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
The Knights of Malta have just issued a
very attractive circular which gives, in brief,
the history of the order: it also sets forth the
aims and purposes of the organization. 1t
states that the first commandery estab-
lshed at Jerusalem A. d. 104S. The Amer
/ lean branch was Incorporated in 1S4S and
was chartered by the Imperial Parent en-
campment in 1889. Thus. while very old
order. II is but comparatively new in the
=! ted States Since making its appearance
in this country, however, it has enjoyed a
healthy growth, and its numbers now reach
into the thousands.
At the last regular convocation of Adriel
Commandery No. 16S several names were
added to the large list of candidates which
future.
One hundred and thirty sir knights COM
panlons OF the several Communicates. attended
a special Christmas service at the First Bap-
tist church last Sunday morning.
On tuesday evening. Jan. T. the command
cry. will visit st. Paul Commandery No. 154
ana assist in ccnferring the twelve degrees
on class of sixty candidates The degree
staff will confer the Knight of Malta degree
IN Que and ancient form. Special music will
De furnished by the Malta quartette on this
occasion.
REDMEN
The Redmens Carnival club will turn out
MONDAY evening, Jan. 8, starting from their
wlgwam. All Robert street. opposite Hotel
g The f. Lafsr p c shar p. haer ,nr,.so
out with them. The line of march will be
from the hall to Sixth street, to st. Peter, to
Tenth; to Wabasha to Seventh, to Jackson, to
Fourth, to Robert, to Fifth, to Wabasha, to
Fourth, to carnival headquarters All mem
Ders are requested to be at the hall at 7:30 D.
m.
NJ. w. A.
North Star camp, NJ. w. of A., No 1857,
held public installation of its officers last
Neighbor R. Wilson delivered the address of
welcome, intermingled with many witty re-
marks mar nm IN his usual mastery and pleasing
the officers. This was followed with songs
by Ed Murphy and Mrs Shumaker, piano solo
by w: G. Reynolds and harp solo by Mr..
Ialllaferro. comic sketch entitled Ups
and Downs Of Solicitor" (Woodman) was
then rendered by members of North Star
camp, the following neighbors taking part T
r. Hennessy c. P. Foote. J. Ryder, j. Nc
Cormack and s. Skoog. The applause showed
mat the company enjoyed itself and many
inquiries were made to when the camp
would have another entertainment. Then fol-
H"eu ud"Tihs until early In the morning and
all went home satisfied that they had ven
tured out and braved the very refreshing
breeze that was cooling the SANITY City that
evening. II was ascertained that no less than
ten applications for membership into the camn
was direct result of the entertainment. and
II is safe TO predict that the new officers will
nave their hands full during the coming term.
adopting new candidates into the mysteries of
Woodcraft. Keep the chips aying bows and
success Will be your reward
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES
St Paul Tent No. "a held it's regular meet
ing Monday last. There were a large number
vi members present who appreciated the able
way the initiation of a new candidate was
performed. Next Monday night the officers
LOT the coming term will be inctalled, and all
Or hhlghts are requested to attend.