The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-30
DOINGs OF TILE LAST WEEK IN
SECRET SOCIETY CIR
CLES.
HIBERNIAN SURPRISE PARTY.
DIVISION, NO. 8, PAYS FRIENDLY
VISIT TO DIVISION,
NO. 6.
INSTALLATION OF FoREsTERs,
q Summer Outing-Odd Fellows
Electing Officers.

At the last regular meeting of Divi-
| sion No. 6, Ancient Order of Hiberians,
| the report of the entertainment COM
mittee which is making arrangements
| for an open meeting was heard. The
committee consists Of George w. Ander-
son, Frank II. Grant, John e. Doherty,
Thomas J. Strapp and Ignatius Donnel-
| ly Jr. Two other active workers, John
F. O'Brien and H. J. McVay, were
| added to the committee at this meet
| ing.
The date selected for the meeting
| was June 22 so as to give the COM
| mittee ample time to prepare a good
| programme and let all their friends
know about it. All the ladies Of the
different divisions Of the Daughters Of
| Erin, as also their friends, are invited
| to this entertainment, there will be
no charges for anything, and the names
| of the gentlemen in charge Of the
arrangements Is sufficient guarantee
| Of it being a very interesting affair.
| The members of No. have an excel
| lent record as entertainers, and they
| will spare no pains to make this equal,
| if not superior, to any Of their past
| efforts Details of programme, ETC., Will
be published later. Just as the division
was preparing to adjourn, large dele
cation from No. paid us an unexpect-
ed and highly appreciated call and an
| impromtu programme was at once ar
ranged and given in most enthusiastic
| yTyi, n NJ
| tributed their share to the festivities:
Messrs. Philips, Wolf and Hagerty.
Each made a few interesting remarks,
| after which P NJ Moroney favored
those present with one of his charac-
teristic songs in his pleasing style;
another of No sang the "Odd White
| Cabin and was heartily encored. jerry
| Hagerty was again called on and gave
'"The Top O. The Morning" Brother Nc
| Way, Of No. 6, was then called on and
sang "Cruiskeen Lawn"
| Brother Barron, of No. 8, sang tErin's
| Flag" and was heartily encored. Broth
| er Sullivan, also Of No. 8, sang gen
uine "Come All Ye'' as he agreed, and
| it was we'll received.
But the peice that took the house
/ was a humorous reading by Brother
".
Dentist and the Plumber" 1t was I'M
mensely enjoyed by all present. The
| meeting closed after a few remarks by
| Brother Grant, Of No. 6, and Presl-
dent Anderson, of No. 6, thanking the
visitors for the happy surprise they
had furnished. Brother McVay sang
"God Save Ireland" all present rising
and joining in the chorus. thus closing
one of the pleasant events in the history
Of No. 6.
lasr - INDEPENDENT FORESTERS.
proeressiveness is he ruling spirit among
the officers and members of Court Abraham
Lincoln, and though the court is but few
months Old 1t has come to the front ana
meeting the following officers were installed:
Maj. W. w. Cooley, chief ranger; A. B:
Wood. chief vice ranger; Milton Garges. past
tary; W. ]. Regan, financial secretary; p.
E. Farmer. treasurer; w. J.. Illingsworth,
chaplain; A. w. Craighead senior woodward;
w. L. Weber. senior beadle; 3. w. Bazille,
Junior beadle; M E. Nichols, court deputy;
NJ. S. Mead, c. R. McCand!ess trustees; NJ.
E. Nichols. H. ]. Byron, financial commit
These officers got together last Wednesday
evening at the Commercial club and talked
over many matters looking to the future
growth of the court. and it Is probable thas nat
a button will be adopted to be worn by the
members so that they may be known at
home and abroad as members Of Court Abra-
ham Lincoln.
10. o. F.
The officers elected by Hancock encampment
at its last meeting for the coming term are:
warden; John J. A. Clark, H. P; G. A. Rink
er scribe, and Henry Reimers. treasurer.
The third degree. was conferred on % one
brother Thursday night by Twin City lodge
and an election had to serve the ensuing
term with the following result: S; Reisman.
N c.: R. ]. Smith, v. G.: VIM. B: Martin,
in1yn
manent secretary. Besides some visitors of
other lodges there were number of brothers
Of Union lodge. The latter lodge challenged
the near future connected with picnic for
the two lodges and their friends, which chal-
lenge was promptly accepted.
day evening at Odd Fellows hall, Fifth and
Wabasha streets. The proceeds will go to-
ward swelling the home fund.
Wednesday Ins la' night elected the following Of
f1cers: A. Weaver, N. G.; S.. Chrisjohn, "
G.. and L. l.. Blender, recording secretary.
Freja Lodge. No; 12e, has elected for the
cording secretary, Frank A. Lyon; recon-.
mended for district deputy grand master,
St. Paul Rebekah Lodge, No. a. has elected
officers as follows: Mrs. J. T. Haglund, noble
grand: Mrs. Ernest Peterson vice grand; Miss
Caulke, recording secretary; MISS Larson,
The second and third degree will be con-
ferred tomorrow evening.
ORDER RED MEN.
White Cloud Tribe No. s kindled fire as
usual last Tuesdays sleep. In addition to
business matters had degree work. Broth
er Adolph Fashingbauer was exalted to the
chiefs council amid the soemnity Of our
impressive degree work.
A communication from the great council Of
Minnesota was received. expressing their in
tentons to pay the tribe official visit on
next Tuesdays sleep-frst Sun, Hot Moon. A
committee in charge will prepare suitable en-
tertainment for that sleep. One of the num-
bers will be the comforting of the adoption de-
gree on Paleface Joe Morett. Brothers, White
Cloud No. is the first to be honored by a