The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-05


to be remembered, and on Tuesday
morning there will be a reception at
the Windsor hotel, after which the
grand representatives will be escorted
to the capitol by the st. Paul COM
panies of the Uniform Rank. There
speeches will be delivered by Gov
Clough, Mayor Doran and Grand
Chancellor Stratton. The sessions will
be strictly business, in accordance
with the rule adopted some years ago,
but means will be found to make the
visit of outside members extremely
pleasant. One of the important mat
tiers to be considered at the meeting
is a proposition to change the date
Of the meeting from September to jan
uary, on account of the fact that Sep
TENDER is busy month for the men,
bers There is some strong opposition
to the change.
Court Abraham Lincoln will appear
in the comic parade Tuesday night
in tally hoo The members meet at
their hall at 7:30 o'clock prepared for
the trip.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Royal Oak camp No. 159, held its first meet
ing Thursday evening. Two candidates were
initiated into the mysteries of the order, two
applications were acted on and two applica-
lions were received. The new robes, recent
ly received from New York city, were used
in the degree work and were pronounced the
handsomest in the city. Several musical
numbers were given and refreshments were
served.
Maple Leaf Camp No. 391, will meet Sept.
8. This camp has changed its meeting night
from Saturday to the second and fourth
Thursday of the month The degree team
is urgently requested to be present for drill.
There is no assessment levied for the month
of September.
Starlight camp will meet next Friday even
ing at which time "a large class will be mi
tiated. At the meeting held last Friday a
large delegation was present from Lincoln
camp, of South Saltwater. to witness the de-
gree work.
A. Q. U. W.
Hiawatha lodge, A. 0.aU. W., No 90, held
it's regular meeting last Thursday evening.
Much routine work done. One candidate
was presented for membership. Next Thurs
Vasa hall, 254 Fest Seventh st. Business of
Importance to all members to be transacted.
MACCABEES
ST Paul Tent. No. "a, held a review Mon
day night. The record, keeper advised the
tent that Delegate Stevens had been with
drawn from the Minnesota jurisdiction, and
been placed as editor of the Bee Hive Sir
Knight Nichols was elected to furnish de-
sign and procure buttons characteristic Of st.
Paul tent. A committee composed of Sir
Knights Nichols, Prendergast, Francis and
Vernig was appointed to confer with the other
tents of the city with view to consolidation
in the interests of economy and good of the
order No meeting will be held on next
Monday night on account of the state fair.
LADIES' AUXILIARY, O. R. c.
the Railway Conductors, will meet Wednesday
at 2 p. m. at Odd Fellows hall 35S Cedar
| street. Delegates to the special meeting of the
| grand division, to be held Sept. % at Wau-
kesha, Wis. Sept %.
MASONIC.
The meeting of the relief society of ST. Paul
| chapter, No. 424. o. E. S., will be post
poned week owing to illness
| The next regular communication of st. Paul
| cahpter, Order of the Eastern Star, will be
held next Friday evening in Masonic temple.
All members of the order are cordially invited
to attend. st. Paul chapter is arranging to
give reception in the near future.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
| Gerard Commandery No. 223 will be in
| stituted at Gardner, Mass, Sept. and g. by
! Grand Commander Hicks and staff 1t is in
| honor of Peter Gerard, the founder of the
| order.
Newton Commandery No. 234 will be in
stituted at Newton, Mass, Sept. and TO- by
! Grand Commander Hicks and STAFF
| The retiring past commanders in this state
| are being presented by their communicates
| with the beautiful jewel of the grand com
mandery, in recognition of their service. Elo-
| quent presentation addresses are in order all
| over the order throughout September
| Extensive preparations are being made for
| the supreme convoeation to be he'd at Boston,
Mass, next month. The parade will take
place on the afternoon of Tuesday, Oct. r.
| Two daily sessionsIfwill be held on the three
| following days, and the representatives ex-
| pect to return on Saturday evening. The
| full programme will be Issued by the SUI
preme recorder in Ia few days The semi
annual reports, already show a marked in
| crease in membership in every section of the
| country. The Immediate outlook guarantees
| a great growth during the fall and winter.
The following eemmanderies viii install
| officers this week: Olive Branch No. 1872
and ST. Elmo Communicates, Monday evening;
Leon No. 213 Wednesday evening. Compan-
| ions of the several communicates are urgently
requested to be present on the above even
! ings.
Ionic commandeEy Ne 2o4 received thirty
| class which viii receive the degree Sept. Is.
| Also installed officers. This eommandery, al
| though situated at the head of the lakes and
| in small town, known as Two Harbors is
! the most enthusiastic and prosperous com
| mandery in the state. The companions OF
| 204 are all endowed with the great principles
| of Malta knighthood, hence the growth and
| success of Ionic commandery.
| INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.
good. big crowd of Hello Abe boys
| attended the regular session of Court Abra-
| ham Lincoln Wednesday evening. Enthusi-