The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06

No 45. G.. F. Woolsy and G. F. Jennings:
Court Smelling No. 70. w. McTeague and
w. Holder; Court ST. Paul No. n. j. Schoon-
l. j. Hart and ]. G. Vanderbilt; Court Uni
versity No. SO. ]. L. Watt and w. P. Della
mater; Court Nicoliet No. 81, w. H. Kemper
and A. X. Norton; Court Oakland r. ].
Clarke and H. ]. Mas. The following Off
GERS We're elected and installed: High Chief
Ranger, j. Schoonmaker; past high chief
ranger, F. M. Lloyd; vice high chief ranger,
l.. j. Hart; high secretary. G. f. Woolsey;
high treasurer. w. H. Kemper; high physi-
clan, A. K. Norton; high counselor Oscar
Hallam high senior auditor, j. Copeland; |;
archer, Robert ]. Clarke; high senior archer,
A. NJ. Eddy; high junior archer, w. Holder;
high senior woodward w. P. Delamater; high
junior woodward, w. W: Dunn; high mar
shall, ]. f. jennings; high chaplain, Rev. s..
G. Smith; high conductor, p. McCollum;
high journal secretary, H. ]. Mas.
Encouraging remarks were made by sew
eral Of the leading lights of the order, and
with a pulpit entertainment in the evening
the high court of Minnesota was launched
into prosperity.
l. o. o. F.
A very important meeting to every pa
triarch of Hancock encampment IS its regular
! session Monday night. The new bylaws will
be acted
Next Saturday will occur the base ball con-
test between Union and Twin City lodges,
and picnic. at the end of the Fort Smelling
electric car line. Those that can go out IN
the forenoon will provide basket dinner for
themselves and their friends who follow them
at noon time The entertainment committees
OF both lodges are instructed TO provide re-
freshmentS and entertainment. The ball game
VIII begin at 3 o'clock p. m. and the grand
master, or a g. p. M, VIII act as umpire.
The captains CT The contesting teams are
George Hofstetter, of Union, and j. +. VIII
son, of Twin City lodge. The members of the
various lodges in the city and neighborhood
are invited to witness the game.
Twenty-Five members of Excelsior lodge Wis
tied Minneapolis Lodge 159 and had an eX-
celent time last Thursday evening. The third
degree was conferred upon one candidate last
Monday evening.
A japanese tea and en- ertanment viii be
given at 1. o. o. F. hall, South Wabasha
street and Fairfield avenue, under the au
spices of Eastern Star Rebekah Lodge No 81,
next Thursday evening.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
St. Elmo Commandery Nc. 216 conferred the
black knight degree on five companions at a
! regular conciaVe held Monday evening.
Ivanhoe Comandery No. 1873 conferred all
the degrees en- a class Of fifty noyices Sat
of Sir Knights attending from this city Dur
ing the evening the unveiiing of a memorial
to the memory of Sir Alta Dingman took
place, with the assistance of a male quar-
tette who sang the Vacant Chair" The
chair and memorial were draped in mourn
ing. The committee in charge of the Malta
Pilgrimage club to Boston in October are
making full arrangements for the trip.
One Of the principal matters that will be
urged upon the supreme commandery at the
coming session will be the adoption of Il rit-
ual for the daughters wives and sisters and
Red Cross companions of the order, and the
same VIII be controlled by the supreme COM
mandery.
ORDER RED MEN.
White Cloud Tribe No 8 kndled council
fire usual last Tuesdays sleep. Many
lo5 70 r tba '1,oI
business soon disposed of. About the
green a detachment of the great chiefs
of Minnesota officially trai,ed into the council.
AS a part of the entertainment of the visitors
the tribe conferred The adoption degree on
Pa.eface Joseph w. Moerth The work
certainly the best witnessed within coun-
ellis for many moons past, and the team de-
serves every commendatlon for its exceilency.
The council fire Quenched shortly after
the tenth run, when all enjoyed the pro-
gramme prepared by the committee. The visit
of the great council Will prove of benefit to
the tribe. and the words of wisdom impaired
by Grand Sentinel Sag. Bro. Thomas w.
Score were impressive 10 the end. At nearly
the twelfth run the chiefs parted, taking up
their lonely trail homeWard amid the fury Of
the Clements.
Minnewaska No. 4 held red-hot council
last Fridays sleep. and got through lots Of
business About $50 was raised by the mu 81
Gale given on May 81. J. B. Thurston re-
signed trustee and C. w. jefferson was
elected TO fill the stump. good smoke and
relFeshIneTts is promised next council steep,
Friday, the 11th.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
Washington Lodge No. celebrated its
seventh anniversary Wednesday evening by a
grand ball at their hall in BoW1by block.
Capitol lodge has engaged the steamer Hen
rietta and barge for SUNDAY. June IS, fer a
days excursion on the river. - Leaving the
foot Of jackson street at 9 80 a. l,ssretlrp-
ing p. m. Tickets 50 cents each, Children
over seven half price. All members of the
order and their frierds are Invited.
A. o: U. w.
Hiawatha Lodge Ne. 90 he'd regular meet
ing Thursday evening. Five candidates were
up for election and routine business was trans
acted. The entertainment commit ee reported
there would be smoke social Thursday even
ing. All members are expected steg be sent
and are requested to bring their gentlemen
friends. The committee having the entertain
ment in charge are Messrs. Doher,y, Hausen,
Barnett and Miller.
Eureka Nc. on next Tuesday night will
ho.d but a short session. At the close there
will be card party for the members and
their families. The hard working officers y-l11
have recen ly been taking a vacation have ar
rived home and will be there with their wives
and grown-up daughters and the occasion
promises to be a very enjoyable one. The
fatted goat will be killed No police officer
viii be allowed to enter.
MODERN WOoDMEN.
Liberty Camp No. 1904 NJ w of A.. will
meet at the1r naH next VI Wednesday evening.
Every member should attend. The representa-
! tive of Liberty camp to the Dubuque conven-
! ton will make his report, and there are sew
eral candidates for initiation. The last meet
ing OF the camp more of a social than
a business meeting. There were no candi-
da'es and very little business to transact
Liberty camp meets every second and fourta
Wednesday each month at Odd Fellows hall
corner Fifth and Wabasha.
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