The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-15
AMONG THE ORDERS
st. PAUL ELKS PREPARING TO AS
SYST MINNEAPOLIS LODGE In
ARRANGING
FOR THE GRAND LODGE In JULY.
CMHAIRMEN OF NUMBER OF COM
MII~TEES TO LOOK AFTER THE
WORK ANNOUNCED.
OR THE GRAND LODGE IN JULY.
ENTERTAINMENTS AND BALLS.
World, VIII Have q Blowout
Wednesday Night.

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with Minneapolis lodge in arranging
for the grand lodge which meets in
Minneapolis next July. A committee
of which F. H. Rice is chairman, and
the lodge secretary and treasurer the
same on the committee, has been select
ed. Chairmen of subcommittee with
authority to appoint three members
from the lodge. are as follows:
Ways and Means-C. B. Bowlby.
Decorations-C. R. Smith
Music-Mllbur Tibbils.
Press-C. S. Bar,ram
Accommodations-J E. King.
HeadQuagters-J. T. Schusier.
Badges-Joseph Bartles.
Transportation-J. Lederer.
Reception-A NJ. Knox.
Drill Corps and Uniform-Ed 8. Bean.
Baggage-George H. Allen.
Amusement and Entertainment-C. q.
Stone.
Sickness and Distress-Dr. Christianson.
Refreshment-H. r. Hardick.
Prosperity camp, Woodmen Of the
World, is at present busy with their
preparations for their coming annual
entertainment and dance which takes
place at Odd Fellows hall Wednesday
evening next. DR.. Hubbell, Lieut.. Will
son and Clerk Leslie are the commit
tee in charge Of affairs and the event
promises to be one Of the greatest sue
CSSSSO III IllS AlSlOIy VI Tic CSdIIl ~
Council Commander Hubbel1 has direct
charge Of the entertainment part Of the
programme and promises that it will
be first class in every respect. After
the close of the entertainment pro-
gramme the dancing programme will
be commenced and will be in charge
of Lieut.. Wilson and Clerk Leslie.
Prosperity camp is one of the largest
and most progressive in the city and
has increased in a most wonderful
manner in membership since DR.. Hub
bell assumed command. The affair
next Wednesday evening will be the
sixth annual in the history of the
camp, and promises to be the most sue
cessful.
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEEs.
At the regular meeting of st. Paul Tent
No. "a, held last Monday evening, enthusiasm
ran high. and considering the number of ap
plications that were read, it was no wonder.
No. "a, Is doing her share in bringing the
Order OF the Maccabees to the front in st.
Paul.
The chief officers from Modln tent, Min
neapolis, were present and some appropriate
speeches made for the good of the order.
The degree team from Modin tent will ex-
emplify the work for No. "a on Monday,
Nov. %, and II the members keep up the
good work the prospects are very bright for
class Of between thirty and forty.
st. Paul Tent No. "a will entertain pride
OF st. Paul. hive. Ladies Of the Maccabees,
on Monday evening, In their hall at No All
Robert street. A very enjoyable time is
promised, and 1t is hoped all members OF
No. "a will attend and do honor to the occa-
sion.
Nomination of officers for the ensuing term
takes place on Monday, Nov. 80, and as the
next, there should be considerable care taken
In selecting the officers for the next term.
All members are requested to be punctual
in their attendance at reviews from now on,
that thew vote for the hest intaraSta
of the tent.
The Stag socials" will be continued, no.
dce of which will be given at a later date
ORDER OF RED MEN.
Minnewaukan tribe had one of her old
time councils on Wednesdays sleep, when
gree were exemplifed by the new degree
team in charge Of Capt Mason. Brother Nc
Cord was present from Minneapolis hunting
grounds and presented the tribe with a num-
Der of relics. including some white tipped
prophet arrows from the Occur d'Alene reser-
walton, Idaho, which very rare, valu-
able and have historical significance. Mem
bers of our tribe and the order In general
is going to the coast permanently for his
health and carries with him the we'll wishes
and respect of every Red Man. The basket
social will be held next Wednesdays sleep
and the tickets for the dance on Dec. are
also ready.
White Cloud Tribe No kindled council
uTO Oh ldSI tuesday Steep as usual. new
business was disposed of. The first warrior
discovered a paleface in the forest The
scouts and braves Immediately took up the
trail and soon succeeded in capturing Pale
face George Nicholson. Great Sachem
Charles H. Brown, of the hunting grounds
Of Minneapolis and Past Sachem Bro. Mey-
ers, of the hunting grounds of Austin, Mimi,
paid the tribe a fraternal and brotherly visit,
and delivered a few interesting, as we'll as
Instructive, talks upon tribes Redmanship
and the order in general. Bro. Nicholson
now being on the path, intends to take up
his trail by venturing into the council Of the
hunters upon next Tuesdays sleep. The
council fire being duly quenched, an elabor-
ate supper was partaken of until about
the eleventh run, thirtieth breath, when all
retired, trailing home to their wigwams to
refresh themselves for the coming sun.
The ladies, Of the Easter Star in
Minnesota have taken up the subject
of district meetings in good earnest
Mary L. McGindly, grand matron Of
the order in the state, has divided the
jurisdiction into fifteen districts, and
during this month, meetings have
already been held in Minneap-
oils, Glencoe. Faribault, Mankato.
ST. Charles, Chatfleld Austin and
Worthington, and every one of
them has been a great success.
Next week meetings will be held at
Montevideo, Appleton, Willmar, ST.
Cloud, Fergus Falls and Brainerd. The
grand matron and other grand officers
were present at the meetings, and this
added much to the interest. The plan
mas proven so successful that these
meetings will without doubt, be fol-
lowed by others of similar nature and
that the district work will be kept up.
The districts have been divided as
follows:
District No. 1-For chapters at Anoka, Rush
City, Taylor's Falls, Harmony No. g. Palestine
y. ID. of Minneapolis and Saltwater.
District No. 2.-For chapters at Rockford,
Osseo, Newport, Shakopee Constellation No.
4S Mistletoe No. SO, St. Paul, Plymouth No.
10, Minneapolis No. and Lorraine No. 16,
Minneapolis.
District No. s-For chapters at Hector,
Renville, Bird Island, Hutchinson, Browns
ton, Howard Lake, Excelsior, Winthrop and
Glencoe.
District No. FLOR chapters at Chaska,
Pennington, Hastings, Waterville, Jordan,
Mortified. Kenyon and Faribault
District No. 5-For chapters at Waseca
New Ulm. Lake Crystal, Red Wing, Lxle
island. Jaynesville, Cannon Falls, Lake C1ty,
District No 6-For chapters at Peston.
Rushford, Caledonia, Spring Valley, La
Crescent and St. Charles
District No. For chapters at Eyota, Stew
Artsville, Wabasha, Canton, Pleasant Grove,
High Forest, Zumbrota and Chatfed.
District No. S-For chapters at Gilmore,
Albert Lea, Lerey, Lansing, Browndale, Blue
Earth City, Slayton and Austin.
District No. 9-For chapters at Fulda, Pipe
stone, Luverne, Heron Lake, Jasper, Fair
mount, Adrian and Worthington.
District No. 10-For chapters at Redwood
Falls. Springfield, Tracy, Lake Benton, Mar
shall. Granite Falls, Candy and Montevideo.
District No. 1-For chapters at Morris,
Qraceville, ortonville, Madison. Herman,
Breckenridge and Appleton.
District No. 12-For chapters at Monticello.
Annandale. Litchfeh, Buffalo, Dassel, New
Paynesville, Kimball and Willmar
District No 13-For chapters at Sank Gem
Ger, Sank Rapids, Minnehaha and Arcana
chapters, Minneapolis; St Paul chapter, St.
Paul and St. Cloud.
District No. 14-For chapters at GAINESVILLE.
Hallock, Ada. Park Rapids and Fergus Falls.
District No. 1b-For chapters at Duluth.
Cloquet, Royalton, Staples West Duluth and
6rainerd.