The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-07
DOINGS OF THE LAST WEEK I'm
LOCAL SECRET SOCIETY
CIRCLES.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA ELECTIONS
LIST OF OFFICERS INSTALLED BY
ST. PAUL AND OLIVE BRANCH.
COMMANDERIES.
Looking Forward to the Coming
Event With Interest-Commit-
tee for May Bail.

The Lenten season appears to have
increased the interest in secret society
work. Officers of the various oroers
report an increased attend lnce ard ex-
plain this by saying that az halls, hops
and dancing parties are not the plcp5r
thing for the next month or 81. the
members turn to the lodge reoEs for
entertainment and social goodfel:ow-
ship.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
The following communicates elected officers
the past week: Adriel No. 1913, ST. Paul No.
Occur do Lion No. 213. Mount Sinai No. 1876,
Northern Light No. 215, Minneapolis No. PIP,
Ivanhoe No. 1913 and Ionic No. 204.
The Communicates of the Twin Cities will
hold a joint Easter service on Easter even
Ing, 7:30, April Is. at St Paul's Episcopal
church.
st. Paul commandery will give a minstrel
entertainment on Tuesday evening at Vasa
hall, 254 East Seventh street, to members
and their friends.
St. Paul Commandery No. 154 Installed the
following officers Tuesday evening: Sir
knight commander, ]. 7. Hauglund general
issimo, H.. c. Conyers; captaiD~general, C. ].
sund: prelate, c. t. Schnider; recorder, F.
c. T. Buehring; assistant recorder, Earnest
Peterson; treasurer. Nels j. Ness; senior
warden, A. N. Willing; junior warden, S.
Sandbrekken; standard bearer, A. z. Young;
y N.
D. Erickson; sentinel. A. E. Messenger; first
guard. George Elmer; second guard. A. Da-
Wis; trustees, R. F. Roberts, F. E. Edmund.
Ed Gill; representatives to grand command
cry, H. P. Coffin and L. G. Anderson.
Adriel Commandery No. 16S installed the
following officers Thursday evening: Sir
knight commander A. t. Coutts; generals
smo, J. W. Turner; captain general, Tony
Vogt; prelate, James Paris; recorder, t. R.
Sisson; assistant recorder, Howard Young;
treasurer, t. J. H. Leuth; senior warden, c.
B. Leigh; junior warden, E. F. Funk; stand
ard bearer, ]. S. Cummings; sword bearer,
j. P. Davis; warder, F. w. Gadbos; sentinel
second guard. o. j. Carlson; trustees, ]. w.
Turner. S. H. Putnam. William Kreuger;
representatives to grand commandery, G. ].
Lang and William J. McCubery.
Olive Branch Commandery No. 1872 installed
the following officers Monday evening: Sir
knight commander, 0. H. Nelson; generals
simon. S. 7. Anderson; captain general, f.
G. Smith; prelate, Rev. M. G. Shuman; re-
corder. John Alvin; assistant recorder, David
Skooglun; treasurer, j. A. Linnen; senior
warden, Charles Anderson; junior warden,
W. L. StockWell; standard bearer, A. Paul
inc; sword bearer, A. Hanson warder,
Charles Boogren; sentinel A. w. Peterson;
Lindquist; trustees, William H. Lewis, L. H.
Olson, l.. Lindqulst; representatives to grand
commandery, Gust Williams and William H.
Lewis.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
members and friends at progressive cinch
Thursday evening. Twenty tables were kept
going and a good time had by all. The
ladies' prizes were won by Miss Margaret
Ware, Miss Ida Sandin and Mrs. H. c. Boye-
son; gentlemen's prizes by F. w. Bailey and