The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-26

rank next Wednesday evening, Sept. 20. All
visitors are cordially invited. Members of
the grand lodge especially Hall, corner
Sixth and Robert streets.
Next Wednesday evening Washington lodge
will confer the second rank.
Thursday evening Washington lodge visited
Liberty lodge in a body, and the members
were very pleasantly entertained.
st. Paul division, uniform rank, will meet
at Castle hall, Tuesday morning, at $50, for
the purpose of escorting grand lodge dele
gates to the capitol.
RATHBoNE SISTERS.
The Grand Temple of Rathbone Sisters will
meet in convention at the capitol building
Tuesday and Wednesday cf this week. Head
quarters will be at the Windsor hotel. A
public reception will be given Monday even
ing at the Windsor. Tuesday evening re-
ception and banquet will be given the dele
gates in Martins hall, corner Colorado and
South Wabasha streets. The committee of
arrangements from Unity temple consists of
Addie j. Upright, Alice Baer, Eva Odell,
Belle Flanagan.
REDMEN.
Milwaukee tribe held a council last
Wednesday evening. There was a good at
tendance of members, and also many visiting
chiefs from other tribes. Next Wednesday
council CT the United States, recently held 81
Philadelphia, VIII be given to the tribe.
MACCABEEs.
on last Monday night and a proposition was
offered to enable the tent to carry its own
sick benefit fund. The idea WAS SO wei.
thought of by the members that committee
was appointed to get the matter in shape.
The committee Is composed CT J. H. Tregl-
gas, George f. Foster and NJ. S. Mead. 1t
will report on Monday next. Degree work
will be in order at nearly every review. A
large number of candidates are being pre-
pared for initiation.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
Royal Oak camp meets Oct. l.
Maple Leaf camp held session last Thurs
day. number of Royal Oak members were
visitors. The new degree staff gave an ex-
hibtiCn of their work which was wei eX-
ecuted.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA
The genial deputy grand commander, silas
E. Foreman. with his staff, installed the
following officers of Cceur de Lion Com
mandery No 213: Sir knight commander, w.
G. Allen; sir knight generall!ssimo, T. NJ.
Hymes; sir knight captain general, B. F.
Latta; sir knight prelate, ". S. Echlin re-
corder, r. F. Leitner; assistant recorder
George Ehlers: treasurer, w. II. Kamman
senior warden, A. Homuth junior warden.
William Manteuffel standard bearer, Paul
Fischer; sword bearer, Charles Burg; war
der, j. A. MalmstrCm; sentinel, G. l.. Oss-
mann; first guard, c. G: Wedebrand; second
guard, A. Anderson. Occur de Lion COM
mandery ought to become the banner COM
mandery under its present efficient corps OF
officers, and the future looks, indeed, pros
porous. A dispensation for new c.ass was
sent for to the grand commandery
Gerard Commandery No. 233 was instituted
at Gardner Mass. Oh Sept. I with ninety
enc charter members present. The honors
of past commander as organizer was awarded
to Sir Rev. e NJ Fuller.
Grand Recorder Howard Young visited Two
Harbors on the 10Th. accompanied by Grand
Generalissimo Sir George Hunter and Sir
Tony Vogt, of Adriel Commandery No. 1GS,
and conferred all the degrees on a class OF
forty-four novices. A banquet was served
during the work by the ladies. ---4
On Saturday evening, Sept IS, Emmanuel
! C3mmandery No. 22S conferred the degrees
on class Of fifty novices. The degree work
I was done by the degree staffs from Ivanhoe
Commandery Nc. 1913 and Star of the East
Commandery No. 226. Choice musical selec-
| tiGns were rendered by the Malta quartette
during the evening. Supper was served dur
ing the conferring of the degrees. A large
! delegation of visiting Sir Knights were pres
| ent from the sister commanderies of the Twin
| Cities.
Northern Light Commandery No 215 will
| confer ali the degrees on a class CT novces
! Saturday evening, Oct. 2.
| The Malta Temple committee will give q
bail at Malta Temple Wednesday evening
! Oct. 5. Music by the st. Anthony Hill or
! c!es.ra.