The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-14
RATHER QUIET WEEK CLOSED IN
LOCAL SECRET SOCIETY
CIRCLES.
THE USUAL MEETINGS HELD.
NEARLY EVERY LODGE IS PRE-
PAIRING SOMETHING FOR
THANKSGIVING.
TRIBES OF RED MEN TOGETHER.
Representatives From ST. Paul
Minneapolis and saltwater
Have Social Evening.

The tribes of st. Paul, Minneapolis
and saltwater held meeting Thursday
evening, and enjoyed a thoroughly
good time. The meeting was remind
er to the members Of the gathering Of
the tribes of Lake Champlain in the
early days. Socially and fraternally
it was all that the most enthusiastic
could have asked. A procession two
blocks long demonstrated the strength
of the active membership and attract
ed much attention from the people on
the street as it moved up to the hall,
where the bonds of fraternal acquaint-
sance were renewed, while a delightful
evening passed.
The coming year. 1898, marks the half
century mark for the Improved Order
Of Red Men as a beneficial society.
But the year when the Red Men"
cast the tea from the English ships
into the waves of Boston harbor marks
the year when the patriotic citizens of
America, not yet being strong enough
to meet and openly proclaim the re-
public which was then being born, DON
ned the war paint and feathers Of the
aboriginal Indians and stole off into the
deep gloom of the forest to mature the
plans that brought to life the infant
republic. 1t is the descendants of these
early patriots, descendants by right of
membership in this order, who met on
Thursday night last in ST. Paul and
partook Of the hospitality of their
brethren in St Paul
K OF P.
Twin City No. 63 will observe their
seventh anniversary next Monday. Re-
freshments on the side.
ORDER OF RED MEN.
White Clond Tribe No. g. kindled
council fire as usual on last Tuesdays
sleep. After considerable routine busi-
ness the degree team retired and
worked the adoption degree on pale
faces Frank Moertl and Hagen Carl
son. Both of these brothers will be adj
Eanced to seven suns from tonight.
Next Tuesdays sleep there will be 10
council and instead the tribe will en-
terrain the ladies and paleface friends
Of the order. All redmen are invited.
MODERN WOODMEN.
st. Paul camp held an interesting
meeting last Monday evening. One
candidate was initiated, and four new
applicants were received. This camp
is being well attended this fall, and is
growing popular on account of the So
cial entertainment given at each meet
ing.
A o. II. AUXILIARY.
Division No. 2 Ladies Auxiliary to
the A. o. H., will give a social hop
Friday evening at Twin City hall, Rice
street and University avenue.
O, E. S.
A social will be given by st. Paul
chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, on
Tuesday evening, Nov. 80, at the resi-
dence of Henry W. Heine, 70 Hoffman
avenue.
Consultation Chapter No. Is will give
their next social hop Wednesday even
ing, Nov. II, at Masonic temple.
A. o. U. w.
On Nov II, Capital City lodge, No.
237, A. o. L. w, will confer the Orien-
tai degree on a large class. Members
of the degree are invited to be present
and see a hot time. Thanksgiving, the
lodge will give a social at their hall,
Minnehaha and East Seventh. Mem
bers of the order in the city cordially
invited