The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-22
LODGE ROOM Talk
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs WILL CELE-
BRATE THEIR SILVER ANN
VERSARY.
WILL MEET AT THE CAPITOL.
HIGH COURT OF FORESTERS HELD
THEIR NINTH ANNUAL SESSION
AT WINONA.
PICNIC AND SOCIAL SEASON.
Various Events Still on the Card for
the Future-In Local
Halls.
PICNIC AND SOCIAL SEASON.

Louis Nash has issued the following
''to the secret and fraternal societies"
of the city of st. Paul:
AS chairman of the committee in charge of
the civic and industrial parade, scheduled for
tuesday evenings programme of the state
fair week entertainment l wish to tender. in
behalf Of said committee, an invitation to
the secret and fraternal societies of st. Paul
an urgent invitation to participate in the
parade features of said occasion. By those
appearing in full regalia who belong to uni
formerd societies and the preparation of ap-
propriate floats by the Others it can be made
both an attractive and interesting feature of
the parade The creditable showing made by
the respective societies in the ice carnival
parades is the best criterion of what they
can do in this connection, if they so desire.
If the secretaries will kindly notify the I'M
dersigned, care of The Boston, Immediately
their respective societies decide to take part,
1t will expedite matters and insure a salts
factory arrangement CT the line of march.
Most respectfully yours,
Entertainment Committee,
By Louis Nash, Chairman Tuesday Evening
Programme.
The grand lodge knights of Pythias,
of Minnesota, will celebrate it's silver
anniversary in a fitting manner Sept.
%. Legally speaking, the grand lodge
is but twenty-five years old, although
it was first organized twenty-seven
years ago. At the time the annual
meetings were held biennially for a
time, and there are but twenty-five an
nual reports. The sessions will be held
on the 18th and 18th at the state CAPT.
tol building in the hall Of representa-
tives.
The high court of Minnesota, hide
pendent Order of Foresters, held its
ninth annual session at Winona Aug.
nd
ficers and delegates present, an in
crease of thirty-two over last year. The
delegates were met at the train by
their Winona brethren with a brass
band and escorted to the hall. Every
thing possible was done by the mem
bers of the local court to entertain
the visitors and make them comforta-
BILE, and the delegates will bear witness
to the fact that they succeeded.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Assessment No 247 has been called by the
supreme secretary and will be delinquent
after Sept l.
Minneopa Council received an official visit
from Deputy Grand Regent Hartigan last
Monday evening.
Terrace Council installed a new secretary
and new collector last Monday. C. H. ALL
born was elected to the latter position.
Ramsey always wins in any contest she
nay enter, and Brother George DanZ departed
on his trip with many good wishes from his
fellow members.
Merriam Park, Hamline and ST. Anthony
Park have councils of the Royal Arcanum for
proof of which fact see annual reports of
Grand Secretary Davenport.
Ramsey Council is making plans to have
an especially attractive meeting on the even
ing Of Sept. 7. Many members of the order
will be in the city from outside points, and
cordial invitation will be extended to all.
The enthusiasm over the so-called Area
num- hall which was at such high point at
one time seems to have died out, and 'look
eefefe y0u leap" will, in the future, be the
motto of the councils that listened to the
hurrah music of those interested.
The reception given by Hennepin Council,
R. A., and Hennepin Court Royal ladies',
last Thursday to Supreme Royal Princess Mrs.
w. W. McFarlane, was successfully carried
ance of several hundred included many mem
bers from St. Paul and Merriam Park with
their ladies.
DEGREE OF HONOR.
A lawn social will be given by Como Lodge
No. 80, Degree of Honor Wednesday even
ing, Aug. 20, at the residence of Mrs Ellis
1905 Front street. Ice cream and cake will
be served as refreshments. A dance will also
be included.
At the last meeting ohe.d by Nobility lodge.
Mrs. Flick, Mrs. Ruffner and Mrs Maurice
were appointed for three months to prepare
something for the good OF the order. A good
time is expected at the next meeting.
DAUGHTERS OF ERIN.
Division No. 4 Daughters of Erin. will give
an ice cream social at the residence of Mrs.
Lawrence Fahey, II Alice street, Wednesday
evening. Aug %, for the benefit of a sick
member.
INDEPENDENT FoRESTERS.
The High Court of Minnesota held its ninth