The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-26
AMONG TIE ORDERS
DOINGS IN SECRET SOCIETY CIR
Giles IN ST. PAUL LAST
WEEK.
E. n. MlLHAM'S PROMOTION.
SUCCEEDS f. S. M'DONALD IN OOM-
MAND MINNESOTA KNIGHTS
OF PYTHIASe
II. MlLHAM'S PROMOTION.
ENGINEERS PLANNING AN OUTING.
They VIII Go Down to Hastings
Next Saturday-Knights of
Malta Active.

An order was received thursday,
making Col. E. H Milham, of ST. Paul
successor to the late F. S. Mcdonald, in
command of the Minnesota Knights of
Pythias brigade. Col. Milham, having
ment for some time, is the snior Of
ficer in the state, hence his appoint
ment Accompanying the trier from
Gen. Carnahan, was letter expressing
his deep regret at the loss Of Gen. Nc
Donald and extending his sympathy
to the bereaved family. Similar letters
have been received from Supreme Vice
Chancellor Colgrove, Representative
Ogden A. Feathers, of GAINESVILLE, Wis;
from Gen. w H Simons, of La Crosse,
Wis; Past Supreme Representative
Arthur C. Philips, of Sioux Falls;
Major Frank c. Whitney, of Marshall
Mimi; Supreme Representative j. F.
Hilscher, of St. Paul. and others.
The election and initiation Of twenty
six candidates during one month is
pretty good record for any lodge and
that is why st. Paul Lodge No. Ma
tional Association of Stationary Engi-
Of it's record for the month of July.
AT the meeting of July class Of
nineteen were initiated and seven more
We're initiated at the meeting of July
q. Some of the most prominent chief
and assistant engineers were among
the number. The N. A. S. E. is not
only a secret but an educational and
progressive organization and now num-
Ioo,.e, 1oO Tn{f
States, divided among $50 subordinate
lodges. The local lodge, ST. Paul No.
z, now numbers some 120 members and
has at present twelve applications
from new members awaiting action
The st. Paul lodge has now been or
ganized nearly three years and though
1t secured the fourteenth annual con-
vention for st. Paul last September
1t never has had any thing of social
nature in it's own behalf. The lodge is
at present making active preparations
for it's first annual basket picnic and
outing, which will take place Saturday
afternoon and evening, Aug. 1, and will
go down the river to Hastings and
land at Grey Cloud island on the re-
turn for about two hours, returning to
st. Paul about II p. m. in time to
catch all cars. The committee having
charge Of the arrangements is as fol-
lows: c. N. Ludlow, chairman; w. B.
Robinson, V. A. Hawthorne, julius
Kellar and T. f. S. Hays. This COM
mittee is a most excellent one and will
leave nothing undone to make the
coming event a success. The floor COM
mittee for the occasion is made UP as
follows: H. Pernhagen, John Roberts
VIM. Carroll, John G. Robinson and
VIM. Jones. Tickets can now be had
from members of the committee or
any members Of the association. The
Capital city band has been engaged
and will furnish music for the occa-
sion.
ODD FELLOWS
Freja Lodge No. 129, 1. o. o. F., is con-
ferr1ng degrees every meeting notwithstand-
ing the warm weather. Next Wednesday
evening the third degree will be exampIifed
Saturday evening, Aug l. the degree staff
OF FreJa lodge will give an ice cream lawn
social on Mr. Hollis grounds, $50 Jessamine
street. Branch's orchestra will be on hand
TO please the many friends of the team, which
is one OF the most popular and efficient in
the state.
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS.
DR.. Oronhvatekha. supreme chief ranger.
will visit Duluth July % and institute
court composed of the leading business and
professional men of that city, In the even
ing a reception will be rendered the supreme
chief at the Spalding hotel. An address of
welcome is to be made by Mayor Truelson
instrumental music will be furnished by
Hoares orchestra and vocal selections will be
rendered by the best talent in that city. An
address upon Independent Forestry will
be delivered by Dr. Oronhyatekha and short
addresses by Hon. G. A. Towne Hon T. r
Cotton and Hon. Page Norris
The high standing committee has issued
a call for the annual session of the high
court, which will this year be held at Red
wing on Aug. II and 10. All the railroads
In the state have made a fare of one and
one-third for the round trip to those at
tending the session, and as a consequence it
is expected that delegates will be ACCOMPANIED
by their wives, and that many members of
the order who are not delegates will attend
to see the high court at work.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
Adriel Commandery No. 16S held regular
eonclave Thursday evening and received sew
eral applications, and conferred the knight
Of Malta degree on three novices. assisted bv
the degree staff and Quartette. At the next
regular conclave Thursday evening July 20
the commandery will confer the Black Knight
degree, assisted by the quartette of the com
mandery and degree staff. Companions are
requested to attend this conclave.
Olive Branch Commandery No. 1872 held
a regular conclave Monday evening and re-
ceived several applications. The commandery
Will confer the degrees on some forty or fifty
candidates in the near future,
lvanhoe Commandery No. 1913 will initiate
and confer all the degrees on a large class of
candidates soon, and are making preparations
for an entertainment, which will be given for
the benefit of the sick fund.
Mount Sinai Commandery No. 1856 will hold
q regular conclave Saturday evening. Aug
/, and confer the Blueman Master Builder de-
gree on large class of candidates.
Communicates are forming at the following
places: Duluth, Two Harbors, Austin and
Anoka, and the grand commandery will in
sttute same as soon as the warm weather
will have abated.
St. Paul Commandery No. 154 last Tuesday
initiated thirty novices, and a lot of impor-
tant business transacted. Supper was
also served. and a general good time INDUCED
in.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Capitol Lodge No. ST. knights of Pythias.
Will have work in the ranks Wednesday next
July 20. Visitors are cordially invited The
officers and members of the lodge especiaIlv
hope to have a large attendance Recent
troubles, which have disturbed meetings. are
setuea, and this, the most energetic lodge
IN this grand domain. will now resume its
march toward the summit of the order in this
city and state.
ORDER OF RED MEN.
White Cloud Tribe No. held a well-at
tenueu council last Tuesday evening, impor-
tant business being transacted. The commit
tees report on entertaining representatives to
the great council is nearly completed a
cnolce programme will be rendered after
which a reception will be rendered 70 ~
visiting delegates, who will number nearly
300. The entertainment committee has ar
ranged to give a short programme after the
close OF the meeting next Tuesday evening
IRON HALL.
The Star Branch No. q will meet ,v,+h
the secretary, Mrs. Howard Hamilton SS7
Conway street. All members are reoueste5
to be present, as business of Importance will
be transacted. -i