The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-21

St tauI Camp NO. l, Sons or Vet
Grams, L. S. A, will celebrate their
twelfth anniversary Monday evening,
Feb. -. Washingtons birthday, at
their hall, West Sixth and Seventh
streets. The hall will be suitably dec
grated for the occasion. The we'll
known reputation of this camp as en-
tertainers Will insure a large attend
ance
The twenty-seventh annual session
of the grand encampment or patriar-
chal branch of Odd Fellowship of Min
nesOta will be held in this city next
Wednesday, converting in the hall of
Twin City lodge, corner Of West Sixth
and Seventh streets, at o'clock a. m.
There are fOrty-three encampmentS in
the state, and about 100 representa-
tives will be in attendance. Next Tues
day evening Minnesota and Hancock
encampments will tender a reception to
the visiting patriarchs in the hall of
the St Paul lodge in Odd Fellows
block, to which all royal purple mem
bers in good standing are cordially in
vited. Remarks will be made by Grand
Patriarch TraftOn, Grand Representa-
tive Nye viii speak for the grand en-
campment and Grand Master Powers
for the grand lodge, and Grand Junior
Warden Van Praag will give some of
the cOmicalities for which he is noted.
After the exercises, bread and salt will
be served to those present.
Following are the committees in
charge:
Arrangement-CoL E. H Milham, Past
d
Past Capt. E. S. Cakes, Lieutenant G. T.
Daily.
ReceptiOn-Capt P E. Henninger, Past
Capt. G. W. Harding Past Capt. G. A.
Doran, Sergt. G. T. Drake, H. L. Mills Jr.
FIoor-Lieutenant NJ. f. Mills, Past Capt
H T. Manhart, A. L. Bowker, E. P. Hop
wood. H. c. Luerssen.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Commercial council will give an informal
complimentary hop to friends OF the members
on Tuesday evening. Meeting at 1870. dancing
at S:15. AT the last meeting of this council
a committee appointed to perfect
rangements for a side degree, which the
council proposes to adopt. When details are
completed. all brothers are invited to hand
in their names for enrolment. Announce
ment VIII be made later.
The grand council of Minnesota will meet
in annual session in Masonic Temple, Mime
apois. On Tuesday, Marh %.
St. Paul council viii give a second edition
of Tuxedo Monday night at Bowlby hall
for members oEly. All members of the order
are invited to be present.
Terrace council read several applications
new robes for the first time and conferred the
degree On two applicants. Arrangements
were completed for entertainment to be
given next meeting night.
90 On the expediency or inexpediency of pro-
vidf2g in cur laws application and benefit
eertificatvF fer the forfeiture of his benefits
BY, a member committing suicide, Edison NJ.
Schryver. OF Maryland; William T. Holland,
of New York and !. NJ. TreynOr, of Iowa.
There is also a committee appointed by the
supreme regent On the publication of a
souvenir volume fer the twentieth anniver
sary consisting Of John E. Pound, supreme
regent; E. NJ. Schryver, supreme vice regent;
P. H. Charlock, supreme orator, and W. O.
Robson, supreme secretary.
Seven Corners council received a number
al applications at the meeting Monday night.
They will celebrate Washingtons birthday
with an informal dance for members and their
friends. The business meeting will begin at
1880 sharp, and members expected to be
, present at that hour.
The following special committees have been
appointed by the supreme regent in accord
epce with resolutions passed at the last ses-
s.J1 Of The supreme council: On programme
ior the observance in some proper manner
and for the proper celebration by the supreme
council Of the twentieth anniversary of the
CTjer, W. A. Robson and Henry Goodwin, of
Massachusetts,; Justin F. Price, of New York;
Gad James B. Banks of Virginia. The SUI
PrsEe regent is ex-ofhcio chairman of the
committee
Ramsey councils new hall was filled to
oveIhowing last Tuesday night the occasion
being q fraternal visit of over 100 members
from Minnehaha council Of Minneapolis, who
cam over in special cars, arriving at 8:15.
The sovereign grand lodge of the Order of
the Midnight Bats accompanied the visitors
with their paraphernala. The full degree
was conferred a large class, following
which adjournment was taken to the banquet
hall, where sumptuous spread awaited at
tack. Returning to the hall proper, an en-
tertainment of song and story concluded one
OF the most enjoyable evenings in Ramsey S
history.
ORDER OF RED MEN,
White Cloud Tribe No. 8 kindled council
fire as usual on last Thursdays sleep. The
business session was very short allowing us
&c throw open the doors to our pale face
friends who had gathered in numbers to
play progressive cinch. The party was en-
terta:ned with musical selections and dialect
readings. The first prize, handsome jack
knife, was won by Charles Rose; the second
prize. an amber cigar holder, was won by
c. H. Boyeson. The tribe expresses it's
thanks for the kind patronage of these card
socials to all the Red Men who participated
and the pale faces well.
Minnewaukan Tribe No. 2 met in regular