The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-27


candidates.
Adriel Commandery No. 1913 has reopened
charter for class work and at every meeting
many applications are received, and by Sept
l will confer all the degrees on a large class
of novices
MACCABEES.
At the last regular review of Unity Tent
No. the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: / PAST commander S. w.
Grant: commander r. q. Miller; lieutenant
commander. N. c. Bettenberg; record keeper
r. l.. Bonham; finance 3keeper William H.
Brown; sergeant. Frank L. CaItan; chaplain
Frank T. JelireK: first master Of the guards,
John Klaus; second master of the guards
w. Miner sentinel, William Dyer; picket
George Bouck; physician. DR.. Hubbel
Sir Knight Hubbel.i the representative Of
interesting report of he-transactions of that
body. Past Commander S. W. Grant will in
stall the newly elected officers at the regular
review. Tuesday evening.
ROYAL fNEIGHBORs.
Royal Oak camp swill meet in regular ses-
sion Thursday evening, invited guests to the
number Of twenty-five or thirty are expected
to be present, and all members of the camp
should be on hand5to welcome them royalty
A short business meeting and then a good
time, is to be the order.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Liberty Camp No. 1904 meets Wednesday at
Odd Fellows hall. A large number CT candi-
dates will be on hand to be initiated. and
all members should come and see the work
The degree team deserves credit for the
good showing ii made at the last meeting
The work at the last meeting was remarka-
bic. Every member OF the team takes in
terest in his work. and the results can be
seen at every meeting. Liberty camp meets
every second and fourth Wednesday of each
month.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.
Court Five Points No 1853, will hold a
special meeting Wednesday evening for the
purpose of initiating class of six
From the large number of limitations in St.
PAU this aontn IL looks as II good MANY
VIII be wearing the .'two-mllion- dollar
badge offered by the supreme court to those
VINO bring in two or more members during
June.
Court Transfer No. 1877 Merriam Park
VIII also ho.d a special meeting Wednesday
evening for the purpose OF conducting twenty
hve. strangers through the forest. The work
Will be done by a team from MINNEAPOLIS A
social session will follow and refreshments
will be served. The high court officers will
be present and large number of visitors are
expected.
Court Minnesota No. 453 held rousing
meeting Wednesday evening Seven candi-
dates were initiated and a big lot of appii-
cations received. special meeting will be
ne-Q Wednesday evening to initiate those aD-
piicants whose medical reports had not been
received at the last meeting. There was a
long list CT candidates and a warm contest
Tor representatives TO the high court session
at Winona, this court being entitled to three
Inc baIotlng resulted in the election Of w
r hayes, J. w. Dickey and J. P Schroeder
as representatives and Ed. Riesner John
Caruthers and joseph Roupf as a!te1nates A
number OF visitors from Minneapolis were
present, among the number being ]. c.
y heete. Il. c. R.; A. E. Reuillard, P. H. V.
Z. H.; F. A. Whittier, C. r.
Court Ramsey has elected James Fenster-
maker as It's representative to the high court.
court Transfer, Henry S. Reed; Court Five
Points, Charles D0herty; Court Abraham Lin
con, NJ. E. Nichols and w W. Cooley.
court FIVE Points. No. 1853, I. O. F.. VIII
Ihere will be initiation, followed by a social
session. 00i"i
KNIGHTS OF. PYTHIAs.
Twin City Lodge entertained MinneanoIs
Louge NO 1 last Monday. Rousing speeches
were made by Grand Chancellor Robert S.rat
on Grand r. Of R.. and c. Fred Wheaton.
S SIaHu NJ. at A, A: j. Stobbart, D. NJ.
tlatlon were read and referred to inyest;patfno
Co!nIlILteeS. After refreshments had been
served the lodge presented Brother I
oCoDoart WIN one of the Palace Furniture
CoHtpanys e-egant extension tables as a we'd
entati0n ~ 'Aio pres
Capito. Lodge No. 81. will confer +ba 6rst
RANK ram wednesday evening, June co. The lodge
I'd ID ot ca4leu |? order at p. m. sharp in
order that social session and luncheon NAV
De held after the work. 10y
A. o. U. w.
On last Tuesday night Eureka No ho,s
a most successful meeting. in tho Hal Is
fEDern!ans No. s, with whom thew had ey-
changed halls for The night for the accommo-
.Ga.lon OF the after Two candidates were
adopted The elahS R 81 S@ws
even Dlrth to CapitolFChy Lodge No 237 a
large and healthy Offspring. full or vieor' md
push Dr' Dunning has charge of the case. :