St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-29
AMONG THE ORDERS
DOINGs OF THE LAST WEEK IN
ST. PAUL SECRET SOCIE-
TIES.
THE ORDER OF EASTERN STAR.
PRELIMINARY ARRANGEMENT
MADE FOR THE TENTH ANNI-
VERSARY.
WILL TAKE PLACE ON APRIL Is.
New Officers of the Grand Lodge De-
THE ORDER OF EASTERN STAR.
WILL TAKE PLACE ON APRIL 15.
gree of Honor-The Other
Orders.

The grand lodge of the Degree Of
Honor completed it's election Tuesday
morning in Minneapolis, and the newly
elected officers were installed by Mrs.
Lucinda Craig, of Tracy, past grand
chief Of the order. The new corps Of
officers includes: Grand chief, Mrs.
Ella Manter, Willmar; grand lady of
honor. Mrs. Rowley, Winona; grand
chief Of ceremonies, Mrs. Haines, Shak-
opee; grand receiver, Mrs. Gala Cham
berlain, Minneapolis, reelected; grand
receiver, Mrs. Kirchner, Winona; usher,
Mrs. Phillips, Mankato; inside watch,
Mrs. Dora Henry, Montevideo; outside
watch, Mrs. Frankie Goslee, Austin.
In the afternoon the revision Of the
laws and amendments occupied a con-
siderable time, and the work was ex-
emplified by Myrtle lodge, of Mime
apolis, with its drill team. The session
closed that night.
The entertainment committee Of Con-
stellation chapter, o. E. S., met last
Tuesday with Mrs. Gertrude Grewe, Of
Olive street. Preliminary arrange
ments for the celebration Of the tenth
chapter were begun. The observance
will occur on the evening of April Is,
. when the officers Of the grand chapter
will be entertained and the work exem-
plified. Afterward there will be an in
formal gathering in the banquet hall
OF Masonic Temple, where toasts and
responses viii be enjoyable features.
Arrangements are being made to hold
the next II o'clock social April %. The
regular monthly meeting will be held
Wednesday evening.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Rice Street Camp No. will hold it's regular
meeting Thursday evening, April 2, at Twin
City hall, corner of Rice and. University ave-
nues, where 1t is requested that all members
should be on hand, this being the first
regular meeting since it's organization and
much business is to be transacted. A cordial
invitation is extended all Woodmen of the
city to join us at this meeting.
Prosperity Camp No. will meet Wednes-
day evening, April 1, at Odd Fellows hall,
corner Fifth and Wabasha, at p. M, where
1t Is hoped all members will attend. All
members should bear in mind that all dues
should be paid at the hall, or at the residence
of the clerk, 48 West Isabel street, and it will
be to the advantage of all members to come
to this meeting. Three candidates will be in
itiated and the team for the new degree will
be selected preparatory to the organization Of
this degree.
IRON HALL.
Star Branch No. q met at the home Of the
president James Morrow, Monday evening.
There was one application balloted upon and
accepted. There will be limitations at the
next meeting. After the business session a
very enjoyable time followed. Several musi-
cal selections were given by Miss Louisa
Chryst.
Pioneer Branch No. II met Thursday even
ing at Druids' hall, corner Seventh and Jack
son streets. Two candidates were taken in.
very interesting communication was pre-
sented by the supreme deputy.
Ladies' Branch No 20 will meet Wednesday
evening at Odd Fellows hail. corner Fifth
and Wabasha streets. The members are plan
ming for an entertainment to be given after
Easter, when it is expected that Supreme
President Lumberby will be present.
Garfield Branch No. Is will meet next Tues
day evening at Woolsey's hall, corner Payne
avenue and Wells street.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
On Wednesday next Capitol Lodge No.
81 will confer the First rank on several
which were adopted after the fullest dis
cussion. The new laws have been framed
advantage of the sick members and widows
and orphans Of deceased brothers SO that
now Capitol lodge feels that, when the grand
have bylaws that are a credit to the or
der.
REDMEN.
White Cloud Tribe No. held a council
Tuesday evening The stag social given
Wednesday evening was very successful,
Evef stsd Uv nt,5 6eng ing present The programme
The programme was as follows:
Selection by Prof. D. G. Brose's Military
sketch-"A Scene ofGHtiea in the Court House"
Song-"Dr. Black the Quack" Robert Groh
Song-"Fallen by the Wayside'' Mr. Hecker
Violin solo-"Home, Sweet Home.
Piano Solo-"Confidence" 49,. Henry Setback
Address-"Redmanship"--
song-"old and Only In the Way
Dialect Recital-"Little Canada"-
Mr.. Cormick
ODD FELLOWS.
Dayton's Bluff Lodge No. 96 held very
interesting meeting last Thursday evening.
and conferred the second degree on two can.
give grand ball on Easter Monday evening.
Tickets my be procured from any of the
members OF the degree team.
The initiatory degree will be conferred on
two candidates, and the second degree ON sew
eral, by Twin City lodge. next Thursday
night.
:, Last Thursday evening Germania Lodge
No. IL, l. 0. o. F., conferred the initiatory
degree on number of candidates and next
Thursday will confer the second and third
degrees. Twin City lodge visited them in
their own.
DRUIDS.
North Star Grove No. 4 entertained a Iarpa
number OF members and friends on Wednes-
day evening, the occasion being the monthly
entertainment, which is fixture in North
Star. The entertainment consisted OF negro
speciality, recitations, songs and funny stor-
les, ana the entertainers were Messrs Groh
Cumitch Mounts, Winchell, Carpenter, Heck
er, McNally, Grace and Johnson. The enter
tainment was thoroughly enjoyed by those
present, and the different features were new.
Refreshments were served during the course
OF the evening. and also cigars, and a con-
siderable number OF those present enjoyed a
game or cards Previous to the social session
business meeting was held. at which seven
applications for membership were received
and referred, and the nominations for off,
GERS for the ensuing year were closed.
Vasa Grove No. "a had three limitations nm
Monday evening, and also received six appli-
cations for membership. Nominations for
officers for the next twelve months were
opened, to remain so for one week
Minnesota Grove No. / received two ap-
plications for membership on Tuesday even
Ing, and conferred the second degree on three
candidates.
st. Paul Grove No. had a large and en-
thusiastie meeting on Monday evening, at
which one new member was initiated
The labor bureau held meeting on Tues
day evening, at which the secretary's report
was adopted as read, as 1t showed q most
excellent state Of affairs.
ORDER OBJ THE WORLD.
Central Lodge No. A0S the newly orsanized
lodge holds Its next meeting Tuesday night