The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-22

annual session at Winona, Avg. HIP. Their.
were nlnety-seyen officers and delegates
present; ma, an increase of thirty-two over last
by the Wtnona brethren, with a brass hand
ana escorted to the hall. Everything possibIs
w was 1one by the members of the local court
comforfab fIen inc Inc visitors k and make them
witness to the fact that they succeed
Inc report of the high secretary wed
n n,Asy. eign{ courts In good standing Min
nesota, with total membership of $40 q
LET he1 Increase IN courts of eleven and in mem
o oeIsHip OF l'063. or at ration of 50 4-1O per
cent In the year. POI
By change in the bv-1aws +bo biL .
IM4tee9uhgS hereafter will be held on the second
1 W eoSeuAesoay OF each year commencing with
ro9o, at eItner ST. Paul or Minneapolis. The
reason tor holding the meetings in Fabrra
instead ms, OF in August is that the latter month
- lI,equently too hot for travelling or holdine
Sf fSe with comfort. and furthermore most
~ ~ inc oeIeSates, for business reasons find
y more convenient to get away in Febrra 80
tnan any other time. st. Paul and Winna
a apon aao were selected as the meeting places
who co,,, OF the large number of delegates
ro - Ione from these cities, or in their i'm
i ~ I vicinity. There will be big saving
III I'M mileage by this change.
is ss n fo1IS e!ecIea high standing committee
0,N as I9itoWS: High chief ranger, o. n
g'Nellis st. Paul; ]. P. high chief ranger
=. v. y keefe, Minneapolis; high vice CHEZ
retary. a p lT PoIifi,i Belle Plane; high sec
treasurer, e. N Young MinneapoIis: hign
physician, DR.. E. o. Cosman, Minnean Oils.
There 1 %ag 1;r j. H. Barnard, St. Paul
yves to the supreme court, to he beId a. a.,
f toronto In 1888, this state being entitled 70
HGuiI w nose elected were ]. c. O'Keefe. DR..
Sillen. Ncoermott' d. H.
ro - Tiesoinutlon was passed recommending the
the supr age c e6Tt ranger d j. oKeee to
merit as reward for the great work he
Tba o, nor tne order in the past four years.
N1i me new high secretary, A. E. ReuiliarS.
MI IiI1i ts, VIII take charge of the booE'
ana supplies Monday, Aug %, and after hi
him. N4u'' ne sent u
ORDER RED MEN.
Do Red Men sleep? No; our council fires
are regularly kindled every Tuesdays sleen
Atnough our hunters fail to find the male
races very plentiful and the habitations ~ tba
Warrolrs are tresspassed less oftener than
f fIHy might be. we are at present very care
Iul!y preparing plans to build a home for tho
Red Men of these hunting grounds and
Joy1ng advancement -
On the next Tuesday the oath Str~-
geon moon, the great chiefs will in a bodr
oftctally attend our tribal council.
IN addition to a musical programme. the
speciaI feature for the entertainment of the
4niets NIL De the exempliaeation of the
Brother F. B. Low and Alex Kinning will
De exalted to the chiefs council
chiefs. 9'e@t
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
Considerable interest attaches to the clos
ing convocaIon this month in all command
cries: as officers are then chosen for the
ensuing term OF six months. In many com
manderles the competition is very Keen.
The Communicates in Massachusetts ara
n1Ig the most extensive preparation for the
supreme conYocation in Boston Oct u TO Is
committees are actively at work securing
FUNDS and others are arranging for the COM
IoTt ana pleasure Of the visiting sir Knights
louisiana eommandery will be ready for
institution In September and will be the
nrst commandery in the state of Louisiana
Kansas City, Mo, will institute one about the
in that state.
St Paul Comnlandery No. 1874 received three
appHcatlons last convocation for membership
Tuesday evening, Aug. "a the nomination #
oHcers for the ensuing term will come IN
and fun attendance is desired.
Sir Benjamin F. Skeens. of Tancred Com
mandery No. iS2, sailed for GLASGOW Scot
land. Aug. 9, bearing letters to the officers
OF the imperial commandery of Importance
nent.
The Malta Temple association will give an
Ice cream social at the temple Wednesday
evening, Aug %, for the benefit of the temple
chestra,
The delegates to the supreme commandery
from this state met Friday evening to make
maj arrangements for the proposed trip TO
Boston, in October. Those present were Sir
Melvin A. Wolcott, Sir Edward Gill Sir
Howard Young, Sir Horace P. Coffin, sir H.
+: Wharton, Sir c. X. Cleveland and Sir
Charles E. Schuyler and others.
Sir Horace P. Coffin is arranging for drill
hatalllon, TO be composed of members from
all the Communicates in the city. The com
panlon desiring information will communicate
with him..
MACCABEES.
Unity Tent No. 5 had a we'll attended re-
view Tuesday night. it being the occasion
OF installment of officers which was done in
a very abe manner by Past Commander
Grant. The meeting nights have been changed
to the first and third Mondays of the month
feature of the next meeting will be an
entertainment. which will take place in the
large hall, Odd Fellows block Fifth and
Wabasha streets. Future meetings will also
take place in this hail. the present quar-
tiers have become too small for the rapidly
Increasing membership of No. s.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
La Sale camp, No. I. will hold its regular
meeting Monday evening in its hall on East
Tenth street. Two new members will be
shown the mysteries of the forest and i'm
portant business will be transacted.
A. o. U. w.
Hiawatha lodge No. 30, held its regular
meeting Thursday ing Much routine wo k
was transacted and two candidates were
initiated. Two will be initiated Thursday
evening, and fine programme is being ar
ranged for the occasion.
MODERN W0ODMEN OF AMERICA.
A large delegation of members of the Mod
ern Woodmen camps of the Twin Cities will
attend picnic. to be given today al Conev
island, near Lake Minnetonka under the
auspices of the camps in the New UIrn dis
trict. Harry Franklin, of this city, will be
one of The speakers.
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