The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14

Allister, James g. Clarke, Miss Annie Wal
pole, Mrs. Whippie, Mr.. j. F. George, Miss
Maybin Edwardson, Miss Alice Edwardson,
DR.. S. G. Ginner and others.
The Degree Of Minnehaha is one Of the most
beautiful dramas ever produced. 1t requires
some seven or eight ladies and q like num-
Der Of gentlemen to perform the work, which
is of the highest moral character and gives
opportunity for some good reading and rend1-
ton Of character.
The next rehearsal will take place at Odd
Fellows hall Tuesday evening, March 70. New
councils Of the order are being established
in North Dakota, Michigan, Texas, Pennsyl-
vania and other states.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Twin City isn't showed under yet. 1t
meets every Monday night. Brother Donnelly
reads the minutes, and business and pleasure
proceeds.
Liberty Lodge No. 1877 entertained the Pyth-
ian Wheel last Thursday evening, and in
spite OF the storm, large number of Pyth-
ians were present and spent a very en-
joyable evening. After the regular meeting of
the meeting was turned over to President
Murray, OF the Wheel. The following st.
Paul lodges were represented Champion,
No. 10; Webster, No. 30; Lincoln, No. SS;
st. Paul, No. 40; Capital, No. 81; Twin City,
No. 60, and Washington, No. IA.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Commercial council held an enthusiastic
meeting Tuesday evening, and among other
things, laid plans for a contest among mem
bers for bringing in new members. Cash
prizes will be offered for those bringing in
the greatest number. Several members pres
ent expressed their intentions of beginning
work Immediately. The council gives a
stag party on Tuesday evening, March %,
for members and friends. The committee on
side degree will soon have it's work COM
pleted, Of which announcement will be made.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
La Sale Camp No. held card party in
their hall Monday evening, at which large
number Of members and their ladies were
present Progressive cinch was enjoyed at
20 tables. Mrs. c.. Trudeau won the first
ladies' prize and Mrs. L. P. Prudhomme won
the second; Mr.. j. L. r. Cusson won the
first genetlemen's prize and Mr.. Sligo the
the efforts of the committee, consisting of
Messrs. Soogs, Sonce, Bazille and Bordenave,
assisted by c. c. p Bgue.
MACCABEES.
st. Paul Lent No. "a held their regular re-
view Monday evening. Routine business was
transacted and a report given by the May
ball committee which very satisfactory.
The convention committee reported progress
and 1t Is expected that In the near future
Joint meeting Of all the tents in the city
will be called for the purpose Of talking over
convention matters.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
St. Paul camp met Monday and conferred
the first degree on three candidates. Next
meeting six candidates will receive the second
degree. An oyster supper will be served
and amusical programme rendered.
HARMONY NEIGHBORs.
Harmony Camp No. IA held their regular
meeting Monday evening. Business of much
Importance was transacted. Visitors were
present from Maple Leaf and Royal Oak
camps.
IMPERIAL KNIGHTS.
st. Paul Commandery No. 2 held special
meeting Friday evening to confer the In&ntory
degree on a large class Of candidates Wis
tting officers from Minneapolis COmmandery
No. l were present and assisted In the cere-
mony This young but vigorous society is
enjoying very rapid growth, which is due
to its excellent social standing and the clauses
and expectancy Of life" limit of payments.