The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-10
AMONG THE ORDERS
DoINGS OF THE LAST WEEK IN
THE LOCAL SECRET SOCIETY
CIRCLES.
INSTALLATIONS IN ORDER.
ROYAL ARCANUM, AND KNIGHTS OF
PITHIAS HAVE BEEN ESPECIAL
LIZ ACTIVE,
ODD FELLOWS ARE IN LINE, TOO.
Red Men Elect Oficers-Foresters
Preparing fer the Annual OF the
Head of the Order
ODD FELLOWS ARE IN LINE, Too.

MONIES nave been generally conducted.
The period of the annual elections
among the orders has about passed,
and the installations will also be a
feature of the work for the coming
week. Many of the lodges have held
public installation ceremonies, and the
eXempGfication OF the rituals pertain
ing to this portion of business has been
witnessed by large audiences. AS a
rule a social entertainment has pre-
ceeded the ceremonies, followed by
oancing, which has added greatly to
the social pleasure of the season. A
number Of public installations are
scheduled for this week, and with each
has been arranged an attractive liter
airy and musical programme.
Columbia lodge. No. POS, I. o. o. F..
installed its officers for the coming
: year last night at its hall on Rice
and Wabasha streets. District Dep
uty Grand Master Workman w. p.
Dyer was the installing officer. and
was assisted by the following past
grands: Louis Hermann, Jacob Super,
q. 2. LOOMS and J. H. Cook. After a
brief address by the installing officer.
the following officers were regularly
installed:
Noble grand D. r. LOOMS; vice
grand, P. Monitas; recording secre-
tary, c. Bomback; permanent secre-
tary, William A. Ristine; treasurer.
William Helps; warden, NJ A Bemis:
conductor, John F. Mccarthy; right
support to noble grand, j. r. Nc
Creight; left support to same, William
Wiegand; right support to vice grand
Thomas Spence; left support H. Hen
erickson; inside guardian, NJ. J. Ho-
san; outside guardian; P H Webb;
r. S. S, j. Carpenter; L. s. s., p. J.
Hogan; chaplain, L. E. Stone; junior
past grand, J c. Schnacke.
A very pleasant feature of the even
ings' exercise was the presentation of
handsome past grand's regalia to
Past Grand W. P. Dyer Attached to
it was large silver medal bearing
the monogram wv. P D." and the
name of the lodge and date of the pres
entation inscribed on the other side.
The Euterpe quartette has in prepar-
alton for THE Tuxedo" some of the
newest and brightest musical selections
of the day, secured by Mrs. S. V. Har-
ris on a recent visit to New York The
entertainment, which is to be given at
the Metropolitan Feb. 6, under the aus
pices of the Royal Arcanum, promises
to be a rare treat for music lovers. The
rehearsals for this event have been in
progress for the past month and there
is every reason to believe that 1.-The
Tuxedo" from a musical point of view.
Will be good entertainment
The members of the Euterpe quar-
tette have a good reputation, the quar-
tette being one of the best ever heard
here. The members are Mrs S. Y. Har-
ris, Miss Beulah Baker, Miss Myrtle
Burnett and Mrs. c. B. Yale. Al Flour
noy, a recognized favorite with the
public, is selected to take the comedy
part Of the performance.
MODERN WooDMEN.
4 public installation Of officers and enter
taInment was held Friday evening by Forest
camp NO $500. M. W. of A, at their hall
corner OF Reany and East Seventh streets
A small programme had been prepared. after
which the hall was cleared and dancing was
the order Deputy Head Consul c. H. HamiI-
ton acted as installing officer and also de-
liVered a neat address on the workings of
the order. This camp started out last April
WIN twenty-one members and has at present
1orty-one members in good standing with
prospects of many more. They meet every
second and fourth Friday of each month.
Liberty Camp No. 1904, NJ. w. of A., will
hold its next regular meeting Wednesday
evening. Jan. -. and install the following
oIhcers: 5. A. Donovan, venerable consul:
l. Sheehan, worthy advisor; J. Waters bank
err r. w. Hill, clerk; J. L. Hughes assista nt
clerk; E. A. Schilung escort; S. Johnson,
watchman s. Barnes, sentry; Dr.
Peel, T. Morrison and Lindstrom, managers:
Outgoing Venerable Consul Palmer will Of,
nciate After the installation supper will
be served All local camps have received in
vitauons to attend ana a large gathering
cd TI,o
committee has done every thing in its power
TO make this one Of the most social affairs
ever neld among the members of Woodcraft
ROYAL ARCANUM
tnterurban council. at st. Anthony Park.
VIII install officers May Is The ofTcers-elncf
are; Regent, j. II. McDermott; vice regent
II. L. Hunter; orator, NJ L. Strong: score
tary' }; w. Stone; collector, J. H. Held; treas
pfer. j. A. Standen; chaplain E. H Rurg-
hardt; guide, II. NJ. Cheney: warden G. "
Gneney; secretary. F. B. Brace: trustee W.
". Clark; representative: Andrew Erwin;
+. T. Towle will have the honor of mast
regent conferred upon him by the deputy
grand regent. The feature for the balance OF
the evening will be a stag"
New officers of Commercial council will he
Installed next Tuesday evening and the date
is also that Of the official visitation of the
grand officers. The entertainment committee
have made preparations for a good pro-
gramme, and the meeting promises to be a
rouser. Duty will be exemplired
ORDER RED MEN.
White Cloud Tribe No. klndIed council
nre as usual on last Tuesdays Sleep large
NUMBER OF chiefs assembled to witness the
raising Of the elected chiefs. as follows
Henry o. Boyeson, sachem; Fred W. PotthoT.
senior sachem; John Kcfod junior sacbem
dosepn A. Waters prophet Henry F. Setback
chief OF records, and A. F. Erlanson keener
OF Wampum. On next Tuesdays sleep White
Cloud will give stag card party to which
all brothers and Red Men as well az nsIn
faces, are cordially invited. A social evening
Is promised by the committee Prizes are
offered and musical selections will he rem
dered, all and everything to make it eniov-
plenished TO some extent, thereby enabling
to carry on the good work in assistinS
our afflicted brothers
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
st. Paul Commandry celebrated their ami.
Versary last Tuesday with good attendance
This commandery is the Oldest in Minnesota
end has done excellent work. both to fur
ther the order in the Northwest and to re-
heve their sick. The membership at pres
ent stands 131 in good standing, Of good able
bodied, enterprising and Godfearing business
men, and with such the prospects looks bright
TO double the membership this year When
the regular routine Of business was trans-
acted the companions were served with a fine
and tasty supper, after that while smoking 4
fine Havana many points were discussed tc
+ further the Malta work. as well as this conn
nlandery this year.
ORDER OF TIE WORLD.
Maple Leaf lodge is kept busy this wear
Applications are coming in at a rate that sim
ply keeps the investigating committee hust-
ling. The admission of both ladies and gem
tlenen. the careful investigation of the an
pitcant's character. social and moral the
entertainment and social hop 5w91irH they nave
been having. every meeting .fss made this