The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-12
regular meeting, Dec. IS, in the blue

regular meeting, Dec. 10, in the blue
lodge room, Masonic Temple, .--. ..r-
Miss leila Zee SWeitzer, conductress
of Minneapolis Chapter No. o. is with
the Sanford Dodge Dramatic company
in Canada, and is receiving the plaud-
its of the people over the line. She
Will return in time to meet all The
requirements of the office she holds
in the chapter, and which ne has. dur
ing the past year 6rdced with such
distinguishes ability and credit to the
order.
sMoIday evening, Dec. 6, Mistletoe
Chapter No. So held its annual meeting.
The reports Of secretary and treasurer
showed the good word done by thai
chapter during the past year, and Of
ficers We're elected for the coming year:
Emma Bushby worthy matron; H. "A.
McCuIfring, worthy patrons selected
for the third year; Anna Sweeney
associate matron; Helen Sloggy, secre-
tary, selected for third time; Carrie
Gardner. treasurer, selected for third
time; Daisy YOrke, conductress; May
Smith, associate conductress.
At a stated communication ef~St Pau
Chapter No. "a held last evening, the
following officers We're elected FforTt the
ensuing year: Worthy matron, Mrs
Frank Van Duyne; worthy patron, E
II. TOuhey; associate matrOn, Mrs. W.
A. Mcclellan; secretary. Miss Lillian
Ellis; treasurer, Mrs. B. F. Miller; con
,duetress, Mrs. Francis E. Cahoon; as
sociate cGnductress, Miss Ada Knapp.
The star officers will be appointed later
by the worthy matron The officers of
st. Paul chapter Will he installed with
those of Constellation Chapter Nc. Is
on the evening of Dec 81 in the Ma
sonic Temple
social will be given by St Paul
chapter next Tuesday evening at the
residence of Mrs. B.. F. Miller, rs Holly
avenue, to which all members of the
order and their friends are cordially
invited. y large class was initiated
at the last meeting of St. Paul. chapter,
and several petitions were referred to
committees. 0s1 .-1its.t ruoo.4 ~ o..
At the last communication of Con-
stellatiOn Chapter No. IS officers for
the year 1898 were elected as follows:
Worthy matron, Gertrude r. Imeson;
worthy patron, Col. r. T. FlOurnoy;
associate matron, MRS. Nettie Nc
Wharton; secretary, Mrs. Martha Cor
don; treasurer, Mrs. Addie Upright;
conductress, Mrs Emma Nelson; asso-
ciate conductress, Mrs. Mary Simons.
The following appointments have been
made by the worthy matnon: Adah,
Miss Annie SandeE; Ruth. Mrs Mary
Heath; Esther. Mrs. Ruth Forester;
Electa. Mrs. Clara Holt; chaplain. L.
Churchill; warder, Mrs. H. Mackie:
sentinel. Jean Fischer: organist, Miss
Alice Munson; marshal Mrs ]. Jag
gar; electrician F. b. Wheelocll tts
Members Of the order Of the Knights
of Pythias say that the official record
of proceedings of the grand lodge of
Minnesota, recently issued. is one of
the best journals ever issued by any
ORC n Lode
ceedings the last convention was more
productive than any heretofore, and
in the cOmpil2 ton of this mass Of
NATTER special care is given to pre-
sent each fea ture in its most attractive
form. The reports of grand officers
and all committees, historical record.
index, etc, commence on the right hand
page, thus opening up uniformity
that is both convenient and pleasant
to the reviewer. For the first time in
the history CT the order in Minnesota
the official record contains a half-tone
likeness of each officer both ritualistic
and constitutional. Grand Keeper Of
Records and Seal Fred e. Wheaton
is given great deal of credit in the
makeup of the journal.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Capital Lodge No 81, K.~uf P. have bAen
invited to Milaca Lodge No. $50 to confer the
second and third ranks for that lodge at
Milaea, on Wednesday next. The Invitation
mas been accepted. The team and other
brother knights of No. 81, who can go. will
! leave over the Eastern Minnesota railroad at
3 a. NJ on Wednesday next. The lodge at
Milaca will take all the knights on hand i'm
mediately upon their arrival and have guar
| anteed a good time.< The lodges from Anoka
st. Cloud and Princeton have been invited
and the grand chancellor will be present This
comes as great compliment to No. 81 and
every knight should try to attend.
KNIGHTS, OF. MALTA. -
ST. Paul commandery, Knights of Malta. has
elected Companion Fry as drillmaster;Swho
will hereafter instruct the members of the
commandery in the foot movements and man
ual of arms. The commandery enjoys a good
attendance at meetings. e- -zst
st. Paul commandery, Tuesday next,
Dec. IA, have lot of very important&busi-
ness to transact and beg that all the COM
panions be present -at- sF,zeezs<sss e. .
INDEPENDENT FoREsTERs.
A charter list for "a new court was opened
| hall. large number signed the charter
| and adjourned to Thursday evening. Dec. 16
| at O'Clock, at came place when others will
! have an opportunity to join, and at which
! time officers will be elected. This court is
! largely composed of railroad men. az.s
WOoDMEN OF AMERICA.
Scandal camp at its last meeting elected
the following officers for the ensuing term ::
| Honorable consul, l.. G. Anderson; worthy
adviser, 7. Madison; clerk, C. ]. Sund (re-
elected; banker, H. c. Peterson; escort, C.
! Rasmussen; Waterman. Christ. Hanson; SEN
! tinel, Nels Peterson; physician, e. N. Lind
holm; trustee and manager for three years,
| J. r. Ohu.
ROYAL NEIGHBoRs. ~ .sssss
Maple Leaf Camp No. 331, R. Ma. held
| its regular meeting Dec. g. One candidate
was initiated and three applications for men,
| bership were received and acted on. Elee-
| tion Of officers was as follows: Oracle, Mrs.
| George C. Bowenj vice oracle, Miss Addie
/ Kuayg; past oracle. Mrs. L. Klinefelter; xs-