The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-12

corder, Miss L. Anderson re-electedl; re
ceiyer Mrs. Book (re-elected): chancellor,
Mrs. Dougherty (re-eIected); inside sentinel,
Mrs r. Shane (re-elected) outside sentinel.
| Mrs. Johnson re-elected); manager for one
| ear Mrs. Montgomery; delegate, Mrs. j.
Dougherty; physicians DR.. Ball. DR.. Whit
ney. The next regular meeting will be Dec.
| 80 All Neighbors are requested to be pres
| emf.
A. o. U. w.
At the last meeting of Banner Lodge No.
| 4 it decided to have the officers for the
| year 1898 publicly installed by the grand
lodge officers on Monday evening, Jan. .,
after which a musical and literary entertain
ment will take place. followed by dancing
| and refreshments. Bros. 7. G. Moss, K. j.
| Cheney and Ali Olson were appointed COM
mittee of arrangements and no doubt the
affair will equal, if not surpass, anything
| given by this lodge in past years. The fol-
| lowing brothers were recently elected officers
for the ensuing year: j. II. Crownover, M.
| w; R. A. Chinook, foreman; F. A. Twist,
J. E. Dempsey, fnanciar; E. E. Haghson,
| receiver; David Ramaley Jr., guide; II. a.
| Bracket, 1. w; Noah Sinks, o. W.
University Lodge No. "a had very en-
! joyable time last Wednesday evening at its
hall on University avenue. Six candidates
| were initiated with the new screen work by
grand lodge officers, consisting of G. NJ: w.
Hines, P G. NJ W. LANCE, G. R. Oleson
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brothers of ether lodges in the city We're
present. Refreshments were served and all
enjoyed themselves immensely. This lodge
| is making rapid strides, and is now one or
| the best working lodges in the city.
The Noble Franklin Lodge No. 2, held their
regular meeting Thursday evening, Dec. ..
The business session was cut short seven
applications read, after which an inter-
esting programme was rendered. Inc open
ing address was made by NJ. w. Albert Eble
Those who took part in the programme We're:
Prof Stollwerck; recitation by Alex Jacques;
song, by Miss Vervais; piano solo, by Prof
Stollwerck; song, by Charles H. Congdon
recitation, by Brother ShopirO. A very inter-
esting address was made by Brother TwChy;
song by Brother Charles Hagan; bagpipe Sc
lection, by Brother Smith,. piano solo, by
Master Gould; ccnical song, by Alex Jacques;
address, by J. J. Regain. Then the hall was
cleared and dancing was kept up until a
late hour The Noble Franklin lodge viii
give a New Years ball Dec. 81, 1857 All
friends are invited to come and have good
time with Noble Franklin, y. o. [. w. tenn
pie, Eighth and Wabasha streets.
d. OF II.
Nobility No IS, D. of H., held a some
what exciting meeting the Sth inst. In ad-
dition to nomination Of officers it had mi
tiation of two candidate, balloting on four
and two applications read. Officers for the
ensuing term are: c. OF H., Ida Tick; l.. of
H.. Julia DcOrley; c. of c., N. Fitzgerald;
s e., Lydia RuTner receiver, Catherine Full
Ter: recorder Emma Rose; financial secretary
Emma Durart; !. w, Kate Ludwig; o. w,
Hattie FltZgefalu, trustee, Aulid hIduSe-
At a regular meeting of Como Lodge No. 80,
D. of H.. held Tuesday evening, Dec. I, the
following officers were duly elected for the
ensuing year: P. c. of H., Mrs Bertha
Zwerenz; c. of H., Miss Margaret O'Neil; l..
of H. Mrs. Louise Mcdonnell; c. of c., Mrs.
Charlotte Kelly; recorder, Miss Nellie Gro
barger; financier, Mrs; Mary Warburtogs Re.
ceiver, Mrs. Elizabeth PerkiYns. senior
usher, Mrs. Anna Gray; l.. W. Mrs. Sarah
Specs: o. w, Samuel Williams; trustee for
three years, RICHARD <Goverdale.
I.ApIBs' AID, 5. OF V.
lLadiN:si Aid Society No. 20, Of st. Paul
| Camp No. /, 5. of ", will give masque-
rade ball Wednesday evening, Dec 10, at
Central hall.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Following the lead of Commercial, Terrace
and Seven Corners councils. Ramsey, and
Minneopa councils considering the scheme
of consolidation. 1t is also understood that
some of the councils in Minn6 apolis are tn nix
ing of doing the same thing When the mat
ter of consolidation was first talked of i'll
st. Paul it was not very kindly taken to by
some of the members, but now that the ad-
vantages of the plan are seen, all opposition
has vanished, and the near future is likely
TO see others of the councils doubling up.
CONNIE cial { I'm ! held an On huSia II; meet
ing last Monday evening in its new quarters
in Elks' hall. The entertainment committee
provided Smiths mandolin orchestra for the
occasion and the meeting was followed by
an excellent lunch. Election OF officers for
the year was held, resulting as follows:
Representatives to the grand council G. c.
Knispel and H. R. Hardick; regent H. r.
Hardick: vice regent, r. A. Smith; orator,
O. A. Wilson; sitting past regent w. J.
Nolan, secretary, c. r. Leonard collector,
F. W. Baer; treasurer, T. A. Keller; chaplain,
! A. P. Moss; guide, o. \, Olson; warden, A.
P. Mofitte; sentry, A. w. e. Lucas trus-
tee. three years, G. F. Whitwell. The new
council has just about completed the details
following consolidation, and proposes to make
this seasons work success in the matter
of new members, as well as in social way.
WOoDMEN OF THE WORLD.
Prosperity Camp No. 2 holds its next meet
ing Wednesday. Dec. 10. class of twenty
five will be given the introduction degree
under the dspensatiCn granted for the month
of December
large attendance of members is expected
at the regular meeting of La Sale Camp
No 7. NJ. o. w, which will be held Monday
evening the 10Th inst, the nomination
of the officers Of the camp for the coming
years is to take place. new member will
be shown the mysteries of the order.
MACCABEES.
Unity Tent No s he'd its regular review
Tuesday evenin Considerable routine bust
ness was transacted. the election of board of
trustees and committee on entertainment be-
ing the most important business of the even
ing. The tent has now passed the hundred
mark, and you may look for Ive-y times
among the Maccabees. They will have class
of twenty-five for imitation by the third Tues
day in January.
Last Friday evening Pride of st. Paul Hive
No. held a very successful cinch party at
its hall Cedar street. Eighteen tables were
played. Mrs. Lee won the ladys head prize.
A large delegation of knights from Unity tent
present and enjoyed themselves. Con-
siderable discussion was INDUCED in about
this hive and Unity Joining hands and work
ing together. The next meeting viii be held
next Tuesday. when officers will be elected
and five applications read and balloted upon.
ODD FELLOWS.
Freia Lodge No 129 conferred the first de-
gree on two candidates Wednesday evening,
The second degree VIII be given them next
Wednesday evening. The lodge will give its
tenth annual dance on the 18th of December
at Odd Fellows hail. corner Fifth and Wab-
hasha streets
St. Paul Rebekah Lodge Nc. "a will give
euchre party Saturday evening, Dec. II.
West Side Lodge No. 100 is making prepar
ations for a grand annual bal to be given
New Years eve, Dec 81 i'll the hall, corner
South Wabasha street and Fairfield avenue.
Two candidates were initiated last Thurs
day night by Twin City ledge.
The patriarchal degree Will be conferred
tomorrow (Monday) night a number OF
brothers by Hancock encampment.
ROYAL NEIGHBORs.
Next Friday night will be election of Off
should be present, much important bust
ness for the good of the order VII be brought
up.
Open for Inspection.
Just received the finest stock of
pipes, cigar and cigarette holders for
Christmas presents, at Adam Fetsch's,
Fifth and Robert.
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