St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-12

members are requested to come and bring
their friends.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FoREsTERs.
Court Minnesota will hold a regular meet
ing and installation of officers on Thursday
evening next.
Court Transfer of Merriam Park, expects
TO initiate ten candidates at its next meet
ing on Thursday, JAM 16. The officers of the
high standing committee and number OF
visitors from ST. Paul and Minneapolis courts
will be present.
The twelve Minneapolis courts held joint
installation of officers on Thursday evening
at K. P. hall. The affair was a success in
every sense of the word. every oficer-elect
being present with the exception of two or
three who were too i'll to attend. The cere
monies were conducted by the understanding
committee, the following members OF which
were present: J. C. O'Keefe, H. C.. r.; DR..
p. w. Buckley, F. Fl. G. r.; N: B. Harrison.
Howe, H. T.; DR.. E. H. Whtcomb. II. P.
The high officers expressed themselves as
very much pleased with their reception and
the progress and healthy condition of the
order in Minneapolis.
A o. U. W.
Grand Master Workman Lloyd began his
visiting tour of this jurisdiction with a visit
to Northern Ledge No. 126, and has twice
visited them since that time. 1t is his inten-
ton to pay his last visit to them just be-
fore the meeting of the grand lodge, and
thereby finish the most successful term of
any master ST workman in the history OF the
increase for 1895 much greater than the two
previous years combined.
The officers of No. 126 were installed at
last meeting J. J. McCardy assisting in the
ceremonies.
Matters pertaining to the grand lodge will
be discussed at the regular meeting tomor-
row night.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Minnewaska Tribe No. kndled their coun-
ell fire promptly at the eighth run last Mon
DAVIS Sleen There male faces VINO
made their desire known to join the tribe
Considerable business was transacted. Inc
peace dance to be given by No on the sth
sleep, Snow moon, G. s. D. AGO, will be the
greatest success in the history OF Redman-
ship. Three pale faces will be adopted at
next sleep.
PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA.
Last Tuesday District President H. NJ. Tuss-
Ter installed the following officers for the en-
suing term: Past president, DR.. W. a. POW
ers: president E. r. Erdman; vice president
F. W. Lowell; master of ferns. NJ. G. Moore;
conductor, H. A. Morse; inspector, II. W:
secretary, H.: NJ. Norton; recording secretary,
j. w. McHare; guard. II. l.. Gray. State
Vice President T. G. Walther was present and
gave an interesting address. Initial steps
were taken for the annual Washington birth
day banquet, which has been given every
year since the Organization OF the order IN
Minnesota. This banquet has become the
event Of each year, and is looked forward 10
with lively interest by Sons of America from
all sections of the state.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Installation of officers will take place at
next meeting of Commercial council, Tuesday
evening next.
Terrace council conferred the degree Mon
day evening.
Balm Bluff council, of Red Wing, will hold
public installation of officers on Jan. 20.
The grand officers will visit Hamline coun-
ell Monday and Cataract council Tuesday
evening.
Ramsey council received eleven appli-
cants Tuesday evening. The degree was con-
ferred applicant, and arrange
ments made for a complimentary entertain
ment to be given on the evening of Feb. 4.
The new officers of Minneopa council were
installed Monday evening by Grand Regent
Hartigan. The ceremonies were followed by
social session with speeches and all sorts of
good things in social way. The council is
preparing for series of unique socials to be
given during the winter
Sixty eight members were present at the
meeting of Ramsey council Tuesday evening
to witness the installation of the new officers
by Deputy Grand Regent Oliver T. Tong.
Following is a list of those installed Regent,
H. w Davidson; vice regent, J. o. Granville;
orator, w. w. Dunn; past regent, F. H. War
kick; secretary, J. ". Nattiars; treasurer, W.
L. Priebe; warden, G. w. Dunlap; sentry, II.
r: Crosby; trustees, F. C. Ponsonby, Martin
Pfah, II. c. Gilbert.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Grand Commander j. C. Root, of Omaha
visited st. Paul camp Wednesday, In the
Sale camp rooms.
MENDOZA camp held a public installation
Friday evening.
ST. Paul camp will install the newly elected
officers tomorrow night The members Of the
various camps of the city wish to thank La
Sale camp for the use of the eommodious
mander Root.
Prosperity camp will initiate two candi-
dates Wednesday night in the protection de-
gree.
st. Paul Grove No. obligated one candi-
date Monday night. After the initiation a
short literary programme was rendered
dldates at the regular meeting Wednesday
night.
Vasa grove had a largely attended meeting
Monday evening. The amplifed second degree
Will be conferred upon class at the next
meeting. The Druids' Land and Improvement
company elected new board of directors
Tuesday
Minnesota grove will confer the third de-
gree upon a large class Tuesday evening
DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH
Flora Lodge No. II held its annual instaIIa-
ton at Odd Fellows hall, on East Seventh
street, last Tuesday evening Miss Christie,
and Gruber acted as installing officer Those
installed were Mrs. H. p Giles noble grand;
Mrs. A. l.. Henning, vice grand; Miss Van
Bald. recording seer etary; Mrs. C. H. Palmer,
financial secretary; Mrs. William Dinwoodie.
treasurer.
Chime Rebekah Lodge No. will install
Iheir officers next Tuesday evening at Odd
j. Hamilton, noble grand; Mrs Ida Dickens.
noble vice; Miss Ella Udell recording sec
rotary; Miss Edith Hamilton, financial sec
re1afy; MRS. Mary Lochtu, treasurer.
me lodge gave large masquerade party
Friday evening. f'
GOOD TEMPLARs.
Enterprise Lodge No 16 will meet Monday
evening at Central hall Candidates to be
initiated will please be on hand at D. m.
short programme will be given
la earned lela Lodge No 126 met at Odd Eel
lows hall, on Payne avenue, Friday evening.
Three candidates were initiated.
Union Lodge No. 1 will meet at Central
hall.
meeting Friday evening. Three new mem
bers were initiated.
st. Paul Lodge No. II held a large meeting
Wednesday evening. Several grand lodge Of
programme. j. NJ Dahlhy, s. Storm and
others spoke.
ORDER STAR OF BETHLEHEM.
On Wednesday, Jan. 8, St Paul Lodge No.
| Installed officers for the new term. Sew.
eral candidates were received, after which
meHts were furnished by ladies of the lodge i
This order will hereafter hold the regular
meetings on the second and fourth Wednes
Jay or each month at Odd Fellows hall. cor
ner Fifth and Wabasha streets
LADIES OF THE G. A. R.
Ellsworth Circle No. rendered Mrs. Will
lam Cole, one of their members a pleasant
birthday surprise Wednesday evening at ner
home on Jackson street. There were abont
fifty guests present. The evening was spent
at cards; She was the recipient of a number
Of useful gifts.
NATION
ST Paul Council No. 1876 will give a public
installation of officers. basket social and