St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-23
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but Grand Regent Pounds hit rather
foored him for the time and brought
down the house.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
st. Paul lodge No. !: conferred the rank
or knight on three eSquires at their meeting
last Tuesday evening. The lodge room was
crowded with members and visitors. who al
ways congregate in large numbers whenever
10 works the third
Capital division, No. 49, had special bust
ness meeting last Tuesday. The accounts of
the financial officers were audited and annual
reports made out. The division will be Of
fcally inspected by Col. Mcintyre on Tues
day evening, March 8.
The Easter Monday ball of st. Paul lodge,
No. 43, will be, as usual, the social event of
the season on the West side. Elaborate ar
rangements will be made in order that the
occasion may be, in every particular, fully
up to the high standard set by this lodge in
the past.
Liberty lodge, No. 1877. at its meeting last
Thursday evening, conferred the first rank
on one candidate, and will confer the second
rank next Thursday.
At the close of the regular meeting last
Thursday evening happy incident took
place when the members of the lodge pre-
scented P. c.. Edward Peterson with past
chancelor's jewel and X. of P. charm as
recognition of his efficient and faithful ser
vices to the lodge.
On Wednesday evening last Capitol lodge
No 81, celebrated the anniversary of the
formation of the Pythian order at their cas-
tie hall in a most successful manner there
being a large assemblage of members of the
order and visitors. The evening was spent
in listening to an excellent musical pro-
gramme, an address from Judge Orr, and in
a game Of cards and smoke. Ryder's man
dolin orchestra and the Twin City mandolin
club furnished music. On Wednesday the
third rank will be conferred, and it is re-
quested that all entitled to receive the same
will be on hand by $50 p. m. 9
Webster Lodge No 20, knighted three gen.
tlemen at the last meeting. Next Thursday
evening the lodge will give 'social smoke"
with cigars, cards and music. All members
of the order are welcome.
st. Paul No. 2, uniform rank, had a we'll
attended drill at the last meeting. The di-
vision is preparing for inspection, which oc-
ours on the evening of Tuesday, March g. by
Col. McIntire.
ORDER OF THE WORLD.
This order has drawn inspiration from the
eternal vtgilence' manifested by all the or
ders with and without insurance features to
satisfaction on the results achieved. Two
lodges in the state report sixty limitations
each at one regular session; another forty
eight and still another thirty-one. So the
work goes on. Five Points lodge will have
nearly an all-night session If the forty-five
applicants show up who have applied for adj
mission at next meeting, March g. This lodge
put through the degree a class of sixteen
last meeting.
Fairview lodge has work for next meeting.
and President Trueman requests full at
tendance of all members that occasion,
Feb. q. Visitors are expected down from
Minneapolis.
Aurora lodge instructed two candidates in
the mysteries of the order last session, and
received applications for five more.
Arcade lodge meets March with floor work
in prospect.
That the current year may witness at least