The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-05
QUIET WEEK TN THE SECRET
SOCIETY HALLS OF ST.
PAUL.
MINNEAPOLIS ELks ALIVE
LARGE DELEGATION LEAVES FOE
THE SUPREME LODGE MEET
ING I'm CINCINNATI.
THEY WANT NEXT YEARS SESSION
And VIII Bring 1t to the Flour
City If Hard Work
Counts.

Those of the Elks delegation from
Minneapolis and ST. Paul to the meet
ing OF the supreme lodge in Cincinnati
who had not already gore departed
last night over the Northwestern line.
1t is uncertain just how many went
last night, but there were somewhere
In the neighborhood Of twenty, and the
whole Minneapolis push at Cincin-
natl will number about thirty-fiye.
ihey nave engaged headquarters In
the Grand hotel, and will make a great
campaign Tor next years convention
LOT minneapolis. The June issue Of the
Paclhc Elk, published at Portland.
Ore, comes out with a most enthusi-
astic declaration for Minneapolis, and
pledges the support Of the entire West
to the Elks of the Flour City in their
endeavor to get the meeting of the SUI
preme lodge.
MODERN WOODMEN.
me managers Of Royal Oak camp 159 ladies'
auxliiary OF the Modern Woodmen of America
anu Ine committee on constitution and bylaws
consisting OF Mesdames Lott, Hooper, Carpen-
5sr, Goodwin, Partridge Crowell, Mounts,
Gron ana delaney, met at the home of Mrs
y. y: Collins. the oracle 318 King street last
tuesday afternoon. Refreshments were served
Royal Oak camp had two applications for
in 4'a4 at the last meeting and will in
I.late TOUR at the next. moonlight excur-
sion OF tne different camps is in prospect soon.
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEEs.
ohity TENT No. has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing term: Com
manuer. y w. Grant; lieutenant commander
p. R. Salter; record keeper r. +, Ronhan.
nnance keeper, DR.. E. Hubbell; chaplain'
r. =. Miller; sergeant F. Cal1an; master
BARNS, L. R.: Grant, first NJ. Of G., A. H.
PllCnGr. second Of
VIM Brown; picket, F. Jelneck: medical
examiner, DR.. Hubbell A number Of appIi
c ea We're received and acted upon, and at
the next review, Tuesday, July 7th. the de-
gree will be conferred on several candidates
and the newly elected officers installed
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
AdrleI Commandery held regular conclaye
thursday evening and conferred the Malta
uegree. thursday evening next the Malta
degree will be conferred. The candidates who
were put through the twelve degrees in the
last class will then receive their red cross
jewels. - eAoss
All companies who intend ATTENDING +ha
session of the supreme commande1y et
Brooklyn, N. Y, in October have been re-
quested TO send in their names to the re-
npaovr, mat 81 suitable accommodation may be
procured. Sir Howard Young grand re-
corder, and Sir Charles E. Schuyler have
Deen elected delegates to the supreme ses-
MODERN WooDMEN.
q MI inr I1c r1..
day. -'''' : ~ .
There will be union picnic at Lindstrom
the first part of August given by the camns
OF harris, North Branch Rush City Tav
lors Falls and several of the St. Paul camps
Minnehaha camp met last Thursday and
conferred the first degree on ten candidates
Nine applications were received and referred
to committees. Visitors were present from
Harris and several of the city camps
FoRESTERS OF AMERICA.
The court recently organized under the
name of Capital City held it's half yearly
meeting on Monday night The officers
elected for the next half year were: p. c. r..
" T. Jackson. G. R., e. S. Davis; S. c. R..
W. J. Woodbury.; F. s.. A. H. Anderson; r.
S., Joseph Cox; treasurer, ]. N. Dresser;
senior woodward, w. Downie; j. w. Harry
Brookes; S. B., James Gordon; ]. B.. A. j.
Woodbury.; chairman trustees. w. M. Jones;
physician, c. T. Miller. The installation df
officers will take place at the meeting next
Monday night. The matter of changing the
name Of the court was brought under dis
cussion, 1t being found since the organization
that the /. 0. F. have court of the same
name IN the city, and as 1t is deemed best
to have distinct names, it was decided to
change the name to that of court Sherwood
which is emblematic of the origin OF forestry.
REDMEN.
White Cloud tribe held meeting on last
Tuesday evening. large number of mem
bers were present. The election Of officers
resulted as follows Sachem, j. A. Waters;
senior sycamore, Percy Nash; junior saga
more, John Nightingale; prophet. Fred
Berges; trustee, H. G. Boyeson; representa-
tives to the great council of Minnesota, l.. L. \
Rotter and c. e. easier. The raising up Of
officers will occur next Tuesday evening.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
st. Paul has been honored with deputy
supreme oracle OF the Royal Neighbors Of
America Mrs. w. A. Bamford, past oracle
of Harmony Camp No. 244, receiving the ap-
pointment state deputy.
Unity Camp No. 1861 meets next Thursday
evening. corner of Colorado and South Waba-
sha. Several candidates will be given the
beneficiary degree. This enterpr1sing camp
will give picnic for its members and their
families at Woodman grove, on Randolph
street line, on the 25th Of July.
ODD FELLOWS.
new Rebekah lodge will be instituted at
Grand Rapids July a.
A charter has been granted for new Re-
bekah lodge at Mabel.
The new officers of the Triple Link lodge
were installed by Grand Master Powers
Wednesday evening.
The journal of. proceedings Of the grand
lodge has been completed, and copies will be
sent out by Grand Secretary Bolton next
week.
Daniel McClaren, prominent member Of
Hinckley lodge and chairman of the relief
committee organized after the great fire, is Ill
at st. Joseph's hospital
Grand Master Powers went to Mayer this
week to look over the field for the proposed
he will pay official visits to Duluth, Two Har-
bors, Ely, Tower and Virginia.
A fine lodge was instituted at Grantsburg.
Wis, last Saturday. The lodges at Rush City
and St. Croix Falls assisted in the work
After the ceremonies banquet was served
and the visitors had thoroughly good time.
The district deputies for Rebekah lodges
are: Bethesda Mrs. Clara THEM; Vesta, Mrs.
Nellie Beckjord; Luelia Mrs. Matilda Nichols:
Chime, Miss Mary Gray; Evening Star, j. S.
Atkinson: ST. Paul, Mrs Alice Guile; Triple
Link Miss Ella Weber; Eastern Star, Mrs
Kate Schauble: Home, Mrs. Augusta Schil-
ling; Flora Mrs. Laura Jones' Banner, Emil
Keusberg.
Following Is list Of district deputies for
st. Paul: St. Paul lodge, F. A. Upham:
Widely, F. F. Towle: Germania, Gust Ores
sci; Union Robert Wilson; German American,
Fred Graupmann; Excelsior, John F. Pearce;
Dayton's Bluff, julius Schroer; West Side,
w. r. Maxwell; Freja, E. J. Hauck; Merid-
ian, HI. X. Fowler; Merriam Park X B.
Hamilton; Hamine. J. P. Cottier; Varwarts,
J. c. Smolensky; Norden, A. A. Dolen; Twin
City, C. H. Ipps; Home, S. A. Knittle; Col
umbia, w. P. Dyer; Triple Link, S. A. Farms
worth.
THE yIGILANTES AGAIN.