The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31
LODGE ROOM GOSSIP
DISTRICT CONVENTION, ORDER OF
THE EASTERN STAR, MEETS
NEXT WEDNESDAY.
THE CHAPTERS REPRESENTED
OUTLINE OF THE WORK WHICH is
ON HAND FOR CONSIDER
ALTON.
ST. PAUL RED MEN GO VISITING.
Order Of Freedom, Recently Started,
said to he PrOspering-Other
Secret Societies.
THE CHAPTERS REPRESENTED
ST. PAUL RED MEN GO VISITING

The district convention of the O. E.. S;
meets in 81, Paul Wednesday, Nov. 8, at 2:30
o. m, at Masonic hall, to which all memoirs i
Of the order are cordially invited 4iiis hae
cnabters which are to be included IN tnls
district are:
Constellation chapter, st. Paul.
Queen Ssther chapter, Newport
Jasper chapter, Rush City.
Jessamine chapter, Taylors Falls.
Eecta chapter, Hastings.
St. Paul chapter, st. Paul.
II is 10 be regretted that Mistletoe chapter,
of St Paul could not have been lncludeu III
the district for it is said to be very eX.
cellent and enthusiastic chapter ana Woulu
have been Of great help to US, but what Is
our loss is some other districts gain.
The afternoon session will be devoted TO
the work for instructions and the evening
session will be for the exemplihcatlon OF the
work in general. Constellation chapter Will
give the opening and closing exercises, 81.
Paul chapter will eXemplify the degree WoFh
and Jasper chapter, OF Rush CITY, Will give
the floral work.
The delegates from Rush City will be met at
the $50 train by a reception committee from
the two st. Paul chapters, and, with the
delegates from the other chapters in the
district, also the grand officers, will be taken
to supper after which a very prohtaple ana
pleasant evening is anticipated for the. good
Of the o. E, S. in general.
RED MEN.
Nfpnewaukan tribe kindled its council fire
on Wednesday last A large ATTENDANCE en-
abIed the council to do considerable Work TOT
the good of the order.
Companied by a strong contingent or mem
bers, visited Chippewa and PoWnattan tIlpes,
In Minneapolis, on Thursday night, and had
an ENJOYABLE time The crowd OF Vlsltots
completely overshadowed the Minneapolis
Red Men, and they threaten that on the re-
turn visit there will not be room III the Wig
wan for them all. u
neapoIis will visit with White Cloud tribe on
Tuesday night. ..1
On Wednesday night Minnewaukan tribe
gives a card party for members oL Ihe oiu0i
and lady friends.
Next Friday night the joint committees
from the Twin Cities will visit MlnneWaska
tribe and on Nov. II a union meeting OF all
fine tribes in Minneapolis and St. Paul will De
held at the union wigwam, and then adjourn
and have a social session with Bro Bridges
at the Market hall.
MACCABEEs.
st. Paul tent held a review last Monday
and voted on the new feature. A pleasant
time was passed, as all the sir KhIgntS
entered heartily into the discussion. On MOI Mon
day next and at every meeting for some tlIne
IN the future degree work will be IN oroer'
MODERN WooDMEN.
Copeland camp will hold meeting next
Tuesday night.
Minnehaha camp will hold a meeting next
Thursday for work in the first degree ,,,,-
Minnehaha camp gave a social last Ihurs-
day night. The attendance was as large as
the hall could accommodate. The Nine MISS
Pelecose given by nine little girls III cos
tune; the address of Neighbor TWohy, the
songs of Neighbors Mclaughlin and Mounts
were fully appreciated, the different numbers
being alternated with dancing. The next af-
fair of the kind will be the annual Thanks
giving supper, on Nov. %.
ROYAL NEIGHBoRs.
Royal Oak camp will meet next Friday.
Maple Lear camp held it's first anniversary
dance last Thursday.
Harmony camp will give a social next
Thursday evening at the home Of Mrs. Alice
Rapen, on East Robie street. The officers OF
the camp entertained at the home OF Mrs.
0. A. Beal on Isabel street this afternoon in
honor of the supreme oracle, Mrs. Watt, OF
Omaha.
DRUIDS.
Vasa grove met Monday and received two
applications for membership.
North Star grove conferred one third de-
gree at its Wednesday meeting.
Installation Of officers at all the groves will
be the feature of next week. The grand Of
dcers will be in attendance.
Minnesota grove on Tuesday received three
applications for membership and conferred
the first degree on two candidates.
ST. Paul grove at its meeting Monday re-
conferred the first degree on one candidate.
The second degree will be given next Mon
day.
bureau held its regular meeting Tuesday
at Unity Central hall. The report of the Sec
retary makes very satisfactory showing
and the cooperation of every grove is asked
to make the work of the board even a great
er success than In the past
PYTHIIANS.
Champion lodge conferred the first rank last
Friday evening.
Lincoln lodge had work in the first and Sec
Ond ranks last night.
Champion and Lincoln lodges will unite in
giving a social hop at Pythian hall next Fri
day evening.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Seven Corners council No. 1877, Terrace
council No. 1878, and Commercial council
No. 1913, Royan Arcanum, consolidated early
this month under the name of the last men
toned council, and have moved to new quar-
ters in Elks' hall, where meetings are regu-
larly held on the first and third Monday
nights in each month. The new council
starts out with a membership of over 800.
Next meeting will be held Monday, Nov. l.
Lunch viii be served and a short programme,
arranged by the entertainment committee, rem
derod.
ORDER OF FREEDOM.
y regular meeting of Lodge No. / will be
held Monday evening at Central hall. The
acccssions will be made to this lodge Monday
evening. New lodges are being started in
several parts Of the city
ODD FELLOWS.
bethesda Rebekah lodge will give a card
party next Saturday evening.
Meridian lodge will give a literary and
musical entertainment next Wednesday even
ing.
The members of Union lodge enjoyed them
selves at a euchre party Thursday evening.
Twin City lodge entertained the members
and large number of friends at a musical
and literary entertainment Thursday evening
Brother E. s. Durment, who spent sum-
mer's vacation up in the mountains of Ken
tucky will speak next Monday evening at
Excelsior Lodge No. 60 on The Kentucky
Mountaipeer."
WOCDMEN OF THE WORLD.
Prosperity camp will confer the protection
degroe upon two candidates next Wednesday.
UNITED WORKMEN.
Eureka lodge will give an entertainment and
card party Tuesday evening, Nov 8.
After the business meeting of Hiawatha
lodge Monday evening the doors were thrown
open and friends of the members invited in
TO enjoy a social session and a progressive
ciuch party. Ten numbers were played. The
prizes wen were: Head ladys prize, Mrs R
A. Walker: head gents prize, Mr. Roller;
second lady's prize, Mrs; Peterson; gents
second prize, ]. H. McNally; lady's foot
prize, aIrs. J. H. McNally; gents foot prize,
Mr Passmuson.