St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-02
ELKS' BENEFIT THE FEATURE.
1T WAS A PLEASANT EVENT AND A
SUCCESS SOCIALLY AND FINAN-
CIALLY.
ROYAL ARCANUMITEs PLANNING
For the Coming Of~the Supreme Re-
gent-Other Happenings Of Cen
eraI Interest.

WHICH was gwen at the Grand opera
house, Tuesday. It was financially
and artistically a success. Exalted Rul-
er John King, though not on the pro-
gramme, made a speech in which he
said: These annual benefits are given
for the purpose of replenishing our
charity fund. The reason the public
knows SO little Of the charitable feat
ures Of our order Is because we dispense
Charity without oStentation. Not even
the majority Of our members know
those who are assisted, for, unlike a
great many orders, we do not like to
embarrass those Of our number who are
overtaken by misfortune and adver-
sity. Every Elks lodge has it's relief
committee, which looks after the sick
and unfortunate. AS an example of this
grand principle of our order, 1 will say
to you that New York Lodge No. l,
which is known as the mother lodge Of
the order, during its existence of only
twenty-five years, has spent more than
100000 for charity alone, and every
lodge throughout the country is doing
as much in proportion to it's member
ship St Paul lodge has been very lib
eral in charitable work"
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Inc union meeting of the Royal Arcanum
lodges OF st Paul will be held Monday even
Ing, Feb. II, at Bowlby hall. At this meet
ing 200 members will be initiated, their appIi-
cations having already been favorably passed
upon At the conclusion Of the Initiation
ceremonies a reception and banquet will be
rendered to Supreme Regent James E. Pound
OF New York city. and the members of the
supreme council The banquet will take
place at the Ryan hotel
another enthusiastic meeting was held by
the the members Of Seven Corners Council No
10, Royal Arcanum, last Monday evening
The newly installed officers initiated class
OF Royal fellows In the mysteries in a
very creditable manner.
Seventeen applications were read and this
council expects to have them ready for the
union meeting on Feb. II, to be initiated by
supreme Regent John z. Pound
Commercial council gave a card party and
smoking concert last Tuesday evening which
was largely attended by members and their
friends.
Progressive cinch was the game, followed
by light refreshments. Music was furnished
by the Euterpean Mandolin orchestra Prizes
S were won as follows; First. F. A. Patrick;
and consolation. C. l.. AMMAN.
LADIES OF MACCABEES
A dancing party will be given by the Ia
dies OF the Maccabees at Central hall Sixth
ana Seventh streets, Wednesday evening This
VIII be the first event of its kind under these
ing 1t a most enjoyable social affair. Invi-
tations have been sent to Knights of Macca-
bees and their friends to be present.
IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN.
White Cloud Tribe No. held another we'll
attended meeting Tuesday last Among other
things on the budget was the adoption Of
three palefaces. which, however, was post
poned for one seven suns, as all members
o. Of the carnival club were anxious to attend
the reception which was rendered them by
the carnival directors on that Sleep White
Cloud tribe on next Tuesday will give it's
members feast OF corn bread and yenison
Wnlch all brothers cordially invited to
attend.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.
r. H. Oakley, P. H. c. R.. has resigned his
place at the Great Northern shops and will
accept position with the same company as
lumber inspector with headquarters at st.
Cloud This will necessitate his removal to
the last-named place. Court Minnesota will
miss him, as Brother Oikley is a charter mem
Der and has always been prominently identi-
fed with the banner court of ST. Paul
Court Duluth 724 reports forty applicants
ready for initiation.
Court Red Wing initiated thrty-one candi-
Der. 1t now. stands second in the state in
point Of membership. They hope to be first
when the high court meets in Red Wing In
High Chief Ranger o'Keefe will visit the
courts In the southern part of the state this
month. He will be at Winona on the 3D. st.
CDdTleS on the 4rn, PlafnVteW on the 18th OWa-
tonna on the 9Th.
Court Ramsey met in its new hall. Central
block, corner Sixth and Seventh streets for
the first time on Monday evening last After
business session, a selected team of ten played
a match game of continuous cinch with like
number from Court Minnesota, Ramsey win
ming by 4S points. Refreshments and cigars
were served.
Court Pennington has a class Of ten to be
initiated at its first meeting in February.
Minnesota, 453, holds a regular meeting
Thursday evening next There is a large
class to be initiated.
WoODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Prosperity Camp No. 2, Woodmen of the
World, will meet Wednesday evening Feb. 5,
at Odd Fellows hall, corner Fifth and Wa,
basha streets A new set Of officer badges
will be presented, and one candidate will be
be transacted. !co. George Gunthner has ex-
pected the agency of the act department and
wishes the support of the w. o. W. of ST.
Paul. The committees of entertainment will
meet SUNDAY. a. 2:3O p. m, at 13S East Sixth
TO render their report Of the two entertain
ments.
IRON HALL.
Dayton's Bluff Branch No. 21 met Tuesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Mccall. on
Hudson avenue. One new member was ad-
mitted, one sick claim allowed and an in
staliment on final payment recorded. For the
good of the order several speeches were hea mi
ly recorded, and choice musical programme
given. After the meeting adjourned a carni-
val supper was enjoyed and the usual social
followed The next meeting will be with
Past President A. F. Albeck, on Haddon
avenue.
Ladies' Branch No. 30 will take in a large
class next st., Wednesday evening. at its hall,
corner Fifth and Wabasha. According to the
Iron Hall Record, published in Baltimore Md.
this branch carries away the national honors
initiating the largest number at any one time.
Pioneer Branch No. II will work in the sec
ond degree at its next meeting and enjoy
debate. :"
Garfield Branch No. Is will initiate three
new members at Woolsey hall next Tuesday
evening programme will be given.
Flora Rebekah Lodge No ia will give
progressive euchre party next Tuesday even
Ing at Odd Fellows hall corner Reaney and
seventh streets. Lunch will be served and
prizes awarded -
The degree team of No. SO is making elab
orate, preparations for a masquerade ball, to
be given Thursday evening, Feb Is. at it's
hall, corner Reaney and Seventh streets The
Manhattan orchestra will be in attendance and
select affair is looked forward to. Supper
will be served.
RATHBoNE SISTERS.
Myrtle Temple No. 2, Rathbone Sisters. held
an interesting session Tuesday evening Sew
eral names were balloted upon for member
ship Mesdames Hayes and Spencer reported
iaVorably upon entertainments. The temple
WIZ meet next Tuesday afternoon, at 2:30.
sharp. ''
DANISH BROTHERHOOD.
H. c. Anderson Lodge No. 81, D. B. s.. held
q large and enthusiastic meeting Tuesday
evening. and conferred the third degree on
ten candidates. Three new applications were
received and FIVE were balloted on for the
nrst degree, which will be conferred next
Tuesday evening.
H. c. Anderson lodge is greatly increasing
IN membership, and promises to be- in the
near future. one OF the largest lodges in
the Danish Brotherhood
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.