The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-16
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.

The following officers OF the grand CON-
mandery were elected and installed at I'M, tne
Wednesday: Grand commander, Charles X.
Cleveland Nc. 156; grand generalisslmo,
George Hunter. No. 1853; grand captain gem
eral, o. Byorum No. 1856; Grand preiate,
c. ]. LANCE, No. 1853; grand recorder, Howard
Young, No 1853; grand treasurer. William
Watson, No. 1856; grand senior warden, I. w.
P. James, No 215; grand junior warden,
Archie N. Lambert, No. 226; grand standard
bearer, Charles D. Stevenson, No. 216; grand
warden, Morris Olson No. 1856; grand senti-
mel, Theodore H. Koerner; N 213; grand 1st
guard, Charles A. McCulloch No. 1873;
grand End guard R.. F. Roberts, No; 154;
| trustee for three years, William H. Lewis,
No. 1872; trustee for two years, Horace p.
Coffee, No. 1874; trustee for one year, Charles
E. Schuyler, No. 193 representatives to the
supreme commandery. which convenes at
Boston, Mass, Oct. 1, Horace P. Coffin, No.
1874; Edward Gill, No. 1874, H. F. Wharton,
No. 215; Howard Young No. 1853.
Ionic Commandery, No. 1874, will initiate a
large class of novices the latter part of this
month.
St. Paul Commandery, No. 1884, is also in
the swim on class work, and are receiving
applications at each convocation, and expect
to put their class through this month or
the first Of June.
ball Thursday evening which was largely
attended. The proceeds were devoted to
hospital purposes. This commandery is
arranging for a class of novices which will
be Initiated about June 26.
St Elmo Commandery No. us, conferred the
black degree on three candidates at the
last convocation. sf>
Adriel Commandery, No. 1853, Is receiving
applications for class at each convocation
At the last regular conclave the command
cry conferred the black degree on one cand-
date. -
Northern Light Commandery, No. 215, will
l l! class OF novices in the near fu-
ture.
1vanhoe commandery, No. 1872, will initiate
a class of novices May %.
Star OF the East Commandery, No. 226. are
arranging for a large class of novices in
the near future. -
Sir William Watson, the grand treasurer of
Minnesota. has lately taken to himself a
VIE. He is one Of the oldest locomotive en-
gl a1e on !, the Minneapolis & ST. Louis rail-
way ana Is now engaged between Excelsior
ana minneapolis pulling passenger train.
Mr.. Watson Is one of the charter members
OF mount Sinai Commandery No. 1876 and a
past commander of said commandery The
friends In the Twin Cities extend their con-
graduation to Mr.. and Mrs. Watson and NAV
tnsy Both both i've i've long and prosper.
election Tuesday, May II, elected the follow
ing officers to NIL vacancies c. J. sund, gen
eraliss1mo; A. u. Willing captain general;
e. C.. p :, Bishop senior warden. Tuesday even
254 East Seventh street. good time is
expected.
Dayton's Bluff Lodge No. 90 will visit Chas-
ka lodge in body May 49, and will return
May 80: All other lodges are requested to
join. Trains will leave at AIS and D. m.
at foot Of Fourth street and Broadway. Min
neapods & ST. Louis depot. Dayton's Bluff
lodge will go at 445 p. m. All those not able
to go at that time can go at o'clock.
1060 hold
meeting of the lodge Wednesday evening.
At the regular meeting Of Hancock Encamp-
ment Monday evening a new set of bylaws
will be read the first time.
Chas. H. Ipps, the present D. D. G. M.
OF Twin City lodge, is It's representative to
the next grand lodge, Twin City had fra
ternal call by Union lodge In body Thurs
day evening and a very enjoyable evening
was spent listening to Rotations and singing.
closing with friendly contest between two
lodges at the card tables. Such social visit
atoms do much towards better acquaintance
with each other of the many members of the
different lodges. -
The third social hop of the season of Twin
City lodge will be held next Thursday even
ing.
Excelsior lodge entertained MINNEAPOLIS
Lodge NO 1863 last Monday evening, and will
confer the second degree tomorrow evening.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
Northwestern Legion Of Honor, st. Paul
council, held a well attended meeting Tues
day evening and initiated nineteen members
In the presence of Grand Commander HodR-
man and other VISITORS.
The officers and members of COMPANIES No
and ID, uniform rank, are ordered to re-
port at the hall this morning at $50 share