The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-19
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

woODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Prosperity Camp No. 2, W. of w, held
one of their old-time meetings on Wednes-
day evening, Dec. To- at Odd Fellows hall,
corner Fifth and Wabasha streets. There
were seven candidates initiated. 1t was also
the occasion of the annual election of Of
hcers. Those who will serve during the en-
suing year are: Council commander, T. J.
Wilson, reelected; lieutenant, s. K. jenkins;
banker I. ]. Paden; clerk, ]. E. Leonard. re-
elected; assistant clerk, A. Harrington. re-
elected; escort, R. A. Railway; Waterman,
Louis Kerl; sentry. J. Trump; physician, DR..
Eugene Hubbell, reelected; manager, W. G.
Weatherby. There will be a public install
ladon OF the above officers on Jan. 8. The
committee on entertainment will arrange for
musical programme on this occasion and a
good ne Is expected.
I. o. o. r.
The twelfth annual ball OF West Side Lodge
No. To- will be given New Years eve Dec.
81 In the hall, corner South Wabasha street
and Fairfield avenue.
Last Thursday night Twin City lodge con-
ferred the first degree on one brother.
Three brothers were admitted to the patrl-
archal degree by Hancock encampment last
Monday night A number of patriarchs will
receive the Golden Rule degree tomorrow
(Monday) evening.
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS.
Garfield W. r. C. No. 5 met Friday, Dec.
10, and elected the following officers Presi-
dent. Mrs Fisher senior vice, Mrs. Allen
Flood; chaplain, Mrs Morrison; conductor
Mrs. Hunzeker; first delegate to department.
convention, Mrs. Lloyd; second, Mrs Atney;
third. Mrs. Flood: first alternate, Mrs. Sand
ers; second, Mrs. Flood; second, Mrs. Torks.
A. o. II.
Division No. s, A. o. H., held election of
officers ON Tuesday evening. Dec. Ia, and
elected the following officers for 1885, Presi-
dent, N. J. Woulfe; vice president, J. j.
Haggerty; recording resretary. Thomas e.
White; financial secretary, J. d. Collins;
treasurer, P. M. Moroney; insurance secre-
tary, NJ. J. Lee; ant-at-arms, Vincent
Dunn; sentinel, James Duffy marshal, Pat
rick Boyle; standing committee, Thomas
Philips, Robert Mccormick. William Dor
mody James Tracey, William Hardy; lIbrari-
ans, Con McMonigal Fred Headers
ROYAL NEIGHBoRs.
Friday night the regular meeting of Royal
officers for the ensuing year resulted as fol-
lows: Oracle Mrs. l.. E. Penny; vice ora
Gle. Mrs. C. q. Newccmb; chancellor, Mrs.
William Dumphy (re-electedl; marshal Mrs.
Slifer recorder, Mrs Il. b. Lott re-elected);
receiver, Mrs. A. H. Hooper (re-elected); In
side sentinel, Mrs. Loverldge; outside senti-
physician DR.. l.. E. Penny. After election
Neighbors Morrow and Fay furnished the en-
tertalnment OF the evening. The night OF
installation Neighbors Weber. Perkell and
Jones will furnish the social part
LEGION OF HONOR.
Legion of Honor. will give social and dance
at their hall, Fifth and Wabasha, Tuesday
evening Dec. IS. An invitation has been ex-
tended several other Of the councils to at
tend.
Minnesota Council, No 1863. Northwestern
Legion of Honor, gave a surprise party last
evening at the home Of G. w. Logan, 467
State street, for Department Grand Com
mander w. II. Won Duske and wife.
beautiful sterling silver nut bowl was pre-
scented them by members Of Minnesota coun-
Gil The diversion Of the evening was dancing
and most enjoyable time was had
IRON HALL.
Iron Hall Branch No 1877 meets Tuesday
next and requests all members to be present.
After the business meeting refreshments will
be served, including a card party. Free.
SONS OF VETERANS.
At the annual meeting of st. Paul Camp
No. 1, Sons of Veterans the following Off
GERS were elected to serve for the ensuing
year: Captain, Paul r. Haenninger; first
lieutenant, George T. DAILY; second lieutenant
Porter, George A. Doran, Z. P. Hopwood;
delegate at large, w. CASHIER delegates, D.
W. Bever, J. NJ. Warner; alternates, f. j.
Devore L. j. Sweet. Col E. II. Millham was
elected installing officer.
MODERN WooDMEN.
st. Paul camp elected the following officers
last Monday evening: v c. Dr. C. T. Miller;
w. A., Chas. Falk; banker, S. w. Shepard;
clerk. ]. H. Jansen; escort, Chas. Price;
Waterman. A. E. SHETLAND; sentry, j. j. Hef-
ferman; manager, VIM. Arnold; physicians,
| G. L. Miller and e. H. WhitcOmb. The
neighbors are making preparations for a pub
/ lie installation to be held In January.
Harry Franklin will conduct installation
! ceremonies at Winnebago City and Hudson
under the auspices of the camps at those
! places.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA
John Bunyan Commandery No. $40 was in
| 325 charter members on the charter list. There
were 29S of that number present to receive
| the twelve degrees.
| Minneapolis COmmandery No. 212 will con-
| fer all the degrees on a class OF 80 or more
novices Jan. g.
Ivanhoe Commandery No. 1913 and Eman-
| uel Commandery No. 22S will join in con-
! ferring the degrees On a class Of noyices Jan.
| 10.
| Northern Light Commandery No 215 re-
! ceived five applications for membership last
| Tuesday evening.
! Emmanuel Commandery No. 22S. at its last
| regular conclave, held on Monday evening,
| received seven applications for membership.
| The Malta Temple association will give an
| other one Of its entertainments and hops at
! Malta Temple Dec. 2S proceeds to be donated
! to charitable purposes.
! Ionic Commandery No. 2O4 are making
| elaborate preparations to confer the scarlet
! degree in January.