The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-25

piled by committee appointed for that pur
p pJ1i - ~ VIII De an honorary degree, and
VII vii pe conferred in the council chamber Of
f eagh commandery, without expense to the
a s1Ires, except the purchasing of a jewel
aoopted by the supreme body One Of the
! FEATURES will be the social part Each com
dmandery will be empowered to confer the
s sis{eTe upon its members and their wives,
| ~ nlittee IN charge of the Boston Malta club
IS progressing nicely IN the matter, and ey
The IT, 10 arrange for large delegation from
age VIII be the witnessing of the red eros
| anu sepulchre degrees as will be conferre3
sion me ,, 1ay state degree staff on this occa
| COO nno WIN 9oO men and an outfit which cost
eIo'VVV with an orchestra of seyentv-five
pieces and six quartettes.
MODERN WOoDMEN OF AMERICA
ton Wednesday evening Liberty camp will en-
oe[ Ian It's members and their friends with
story party at their lodge room Fifth anJ
Waoasha streets. Clerk Hill has cononIeta5
an arrangements and provided for eyerYtbing
T Tiae Is refreshing to the mind and BODY
g0od work since the first of the wear and
| Wednesday evening intend to rest and ee,site1.
i new stTength to keep up the record There
IS no doubt but everybody will be rovaII,J
| entertained. All business on hand viii he
ldiu over until the next regular meeting. Lib
W. amp meets every second and fourth
| Wednesday each month
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FoPEsT-rpc
itc
session at Elks' hall Wednesday nfgb+ T1aa
was large and enthusiastic attendance IN
cIuolng Visitors from Red Wing and other
places. Six applications for nembershin yraTs
read and large number of Others reportod
me committee on badges to be worn nv
ddteiaoers OF the court reported that several
uesIsns IN blue and gold would he chr
mltted at the next meeting. 1t was ,,ofe5
10 have a steamboat excursion to the Da1Ies
OF the st. Croix and the matter was re-
IeTred TO the entertainment COMMITTEES VIII
! power to act. Cards were Issued en+i+Ii,,--
| members OF the court and their families to
epgCtaI discount on all purchases made Of thc
| the court was shown to be most nrosraro,Is
ana ana mucn enthusiasm was manifested regard
| ing the IaIl and winter social campaign.
WooDMEN OF THE WORLD.
,n Ia sale camp will have its regular meet
pc initiated large attendance of T19e1,b "
| is expected. VI members
~ Prosperity Camp, No. ., held It's regular
following officers T. Wilson. 4 Hs--i|+ me
j. n. CiOnred and C. c. Seixas. Arrs1on,
d daenes Tor picnic were partly made and the
yates VIII be given later. Next regular meet
| ing Aug. 3. 90'"- meet
I. o. o. f.
90 Inc nile, new elective officers of Hancock an.
G9anpment installed by D. D. G. P Henry
if sm rs R sEs Fred ed Grammar C. vii
| scribe; II: sReimeEsS treasurer. and Ganro55
Laurent, Jr., Wn. John J. A. Clark n B
will he inSEo aoSet with the Third regiment,
sion closed with watermelon social
IRON HALL.
Miss Amelia Gabrilson will en+artoin +Lo
ddenDers OF Star Branch No. q NEXT Mon
! gay evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
'' u Mccall, S53 Hudson avenue
MACCABEEs.
With a hustler for commander and tho 80.
VI WA OF interest manifested there is promise
| at
oo Two applications for membership were re-
ce s;th and the candidates will be initiated
WIN 1ull ceremony at the next review
! Inc new assessment does not affect NTicbi
/ gan members, as their organization W III
sUrlnea prior to the establishment of the
. Sir Knight McCay was appointed captain
D. P,1 Iie new degree team, and hereafter ST.
adu a.. tent VIII exemphfy the degree work in
an us fascinating beauty and instructfveness
At the review on Monday night tbo 1o+b
INST the handsome new regaIia for the de-
gree team was displayed. and it's a stun
vest mere IS nothing better in the North
o., At a regular review of st. Paul Tent M
| "a, on the Eth inst, the following newly
| commander, f. A. Willard: sir knipbt iisr
! tenant commander, G. 4. Francis: sir k1ig5f
E eggnG Keeper p, F: Foster sir knight finance
H NteGPPer' n; j. Byron; sir knight chaplain l.
McDonough; master at arms A. Andersen.
/ slr knight sergeant, George McCay; sir knieht
hrst master of the guards A. Charbonnesn.
sir knight second master of the ensrds W.
Barrie; SIR knight sentinel, y. Langseth.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
New councils were instituted during 1,,Ds
| Quincy, Mass. - anu
Orator Harris. Of Ramsey council ras oh
sent from the city and the reading of his pa
per expected last Tuesday was 9oStnoned
Grand Regent Baker made an official visit
70 Barn Bluff council at Red Wing last Mon
day evening. He reports the cS,ncH ~
nGqrls fg condition, with a membership u
Terrace council held regular meeting and
elected W; II. Schulze secretary in place AZ
y. h tuhrmann, resigned. Deputy Grand
regent Hard1ck installed f. R. Otto, the
newly elected orator.
The total membership as reported by the
supreme secretary on June go was 194U5S.
ana l,162 subordinate councils. Total pay-
tne4ls from the widows and orphans fund
to June 80 were SAL 305.021.OS. The supreme
treasurer reports balance on hand Of SSH
Section 272, of the general laws was amend
cd at the last session to read as follows:
Applications shall not be received from bar
Keepers other persons who at any time
sell or serve Intoxicating liquors, to be drunk
on the premises, nor from a salesman Of
liquor at wholesale. provided. however. that
owners or proprietors of Hotels. and restau-
rants, who do not serve or personally sell
intoxicating liquors. may be eligible upon the
approval of the medical examiner in-chief.
Under the authority of resolutions reported
by the committee of twenty-five on assess
ments. at the last session of the supreme
council, the supreme regent has appointed
the two members of the commission to
act with supreme regent Past Supreme Re-
gent II: H C. Miller. Of Illinois, and Past
York All members of the order who have
any suggestions. plans or papers to offer to
the commission are requested to send the
same to Supreme Regent Edison NJ Schryver,
who Will present them to the commission
DEGREE OF HONOR
:, Prosperity Pro! Lodge No. 10, D. of H.. will
picnic at Sonnon's place on Bass lake. in
stead of at Bald Eagle, as was first an
nounced The members and their friends
will assemble at their hall, 91S Rice street.
at a, 20 & on Wednesday morning the 2Sth, pro
yided 1t does not rain, in which case Thurs
day, the 18th, will be the day where thsv
will start in BUSES for the pleasure grounds.
1t has, been arranged to carry the members
children free Of charge, but small sum
will be collected from the childrenis friends
and one from all adults. We hope to ~
many out, and, special inducement. hPo
offered ice cream free to all. buss Will
leave the hall at 1SO for those who can only
spare a half day.
Detroit Lake,