The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-28
DOINGS OF THE LAST WEEK IN
LOCAL SECRET SOCIETY
CIRCLES.
SEVERAL STATE EVENTS HELD.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA OF TWIN
CITIES TO ATTEND AN EASTER
SERVICE.
COMMANDERIEs ELECT OFFICERS.
Their Friends Will Visit St. Paul
Lodges Tomorrow Night.

With annual meetings, election and
installations of officers in number CT
the secret society orders the past week
has been an unusually active one. The
state convention of the grand encamp-
ment of Odd Fellows was held on
Wednesday and was largely attended.
The past sachems' association of Red
Men held their semi-annual pOW-VoW"
Monday evening. These, with the reg
ular weekly meetings of the various
I orders gave quite boom to secret So
ciety work.
The Knights of Malta Communicates
of the Twin Cities will hold a joint
service Easter evening, April Is, at
st. PauPs Episcopal church, ST. Paul.
The following Communicates elected Of
ficers during the past week: Adrfd, No.
1853; st. Paul No. 1874; Olive Branch, NO.
1872; st. Elmo, No. 216; De Lion, No.
213; Mount Sinai, No. 1856; Northern
Light, No. 215; Minneapolis, No. PIP;
Ivanhoe, No. 1913; Ionoc, No. 204
Minneapolis Good Templars and
their friends will visit the ST.. Paul
! lodges Monday evening. The. friendly
call will be made at the hall Of Enter
prise Lodge No. &c. in the Central
block, Sixth and West Seventh stress g..
ORDER OF RED MEN.
| The Past Sachem's assoc alton. OF Mime
sofa, held their semi-annual pow-wow at IL
| Union wigwam Monday evening. Chiefs frot
! the cities throughout the state where trbee
are located were in attendance. President T.
| w. Score welded the tomanaWk of author
| ity and welcomed the visiting chiefs in the
! Red Mems style The association was formed
a year ago, and its purposes. are to promote
! the harmony and advance the welfare Of the
! order at large. 1t meets at stated periods
fer the interchange of thoughts and ideas
which prove beneficial to the order and
! officially visits the different tribes to en-
courage then IN the work of building up the
! order The association is in very pros
/ porous condition, and vigorous policy will
be pursued among the tribes throughout the
i state. Twenty past sachems were admitted
! to membership Past Sachem NJ. s. Mead
| and Past Sachem F. A. Hutson were ap-
pointed to serve on, the executive committee.
/ White Cloud Tribe No. kIndled council
fire as usual Tuesdays sleep. A number Of
chiefs. including Brother Newbar of Fargo,
| trailed to the council. In addition to the reg
ular business the hunters and warriors de-
gree, was conferred upon Brother Charles
| aSwenson. The good of the order was I'M
| usually interesting.
At next Tuesdays council there will be de-
| gree work. Come all and see the work done
| in 1rst=elass manner.
| Ft.f
! /, Tuesday evening, ST. Paul Commandery
), No: 154 elected the following officers for the
ensuing term Commander, Sir j. T. Hag-
lund generalssinno, Sir H. c. Conyers; cap
G., s.; schnider;" recorder, Sir r. 6. +.
Buehring; assistant recorder, Sir Ernest
Peterson; treasurer, Sir Ne!s,'J. Ness senior
I warden. Sir A. NJ. willing, trustee for 19
! months; Sir Ed. GIL, p G. C. Tuesday
evening installation OF officers will be in
order Another entertainment will be given
by this commandery Tuesday, March 9, and
an enjoyable time guaranteed to all.
Mount Sinai Comnandery No. 1855 received
twenty-four applications at the last regular
conciave and will confer the several degrees
on a class of 100 novices in April.
The prospects are very favorable for the
instituting of several new communicates in
the state between now and May /.
~. I. o. o. F.
West Side Lodge No. LOG will give mas
4uerade ball in their hall, corner South
| ing.
Twin City lodge will hold a special meet
ing Friday evening with a view of comforting
| all the degrees
Tomorrow night will occur the social hon
! and card party of Hancock encampment at
streets.
Regular meeting of Lucia Rebekah lodge
Wednesday evening.
The members of Twin City lodge and famil-
i i WI celebrate 7, the sixth anniversary Of
| the lodge Thursday evening, March H. with
musical entertainment and card party
Lunch Will be served.
| Chime Rebekah Lodge, No. 6, gave an an
nual masquerade ball Tuesday evening. 1t
| was very enjoyable affair and complete
| success There were ninety couples present
and the costumes were rich novel and varied.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Capitol Lodge, No. 81, conferred the third
rank Wednesday. Unity Lodge, No 4, of Min
neapolis, visited the lodge in a BODY, there
| being 100 Knights present during the work,
| including representatives Of all the city
lodges. After the comforting Of the rank a
good time was spent for an hour in smoking
and listening to selections by the Imperial
| quartette and Ryder's orchestra.
-.- . MACCABEES.
St. Paul tent held regular review Monday
| evening. Considerable business was trans
acted and the official call was read for the
state convention; also second reading of
| amendment to bylaws. Monday evening
being the first meeting of the month, all
members are requested to attend In future
| all special business will come up at the first
| meeting Of the month.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
St. Paul Camp met Monday evening for a
short business session. Dancing followed.
RATHBoNE SISTERS.
Myrtle Temple. No: 2, will give a mas
| hall, Bowlby block. Tickets for sale by the
| members.
special meeting of the Temple is called
| for Monday afternoon March l. at 2 o'clock
| for the regular routine Of business. Members
| will please be present.
r. ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
| Maple Leaf Camp, No. S31, will hold it's
regular meeting Saturday evening. The camp
| will give progressive cnch party March 3d.
| ROYAL ARCANUM.
| Commercial Council gave a very enjoyable
| hop for members and friends at the council