The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-06

Caledonia, early In January. The chap
ter is doing we'll and social gatherings
are we'll attended.
Miss Nellie McCollom, member of the
Eastern Star Quartette Of Minneapolis
Chapter No. g. gave an ''at home FRI
day afternoon, Feb. 4, at her residence,
1900 Vine place.
Charles M. Hawkes., past patron Of
Hope chapter, Waseca, has accepted
position at Appleton He will be
missed by his home chapter as he was
an excellent officer.
Col. E. H. Milham, of ST. Paul chap
ter, was recent guest of Vesta Chap
ter No. 1, WATERFOWL, S. D. The re-
port says the members enjoyed his
company very much.
Radiant chapter, GAINESVILLE, is now
located in q new hall much larger
and far pleasanter than the old home
Banquet room, kitchen and two other
rooms for reception purposes add to
the opportunity for social enjoyments.
The chapter has recently procured a
new piano.
Mrs. Mary L. Smith, worthy matron
Of Hope chapter, Waseca, will act as
one of the associate editors of Wom~
ans edition of one Of the local papers.
The Eastern Star department will be
under her direction and will receive
ample space.
..
Winslow Lewis chapter, was recently
entertained at lunch in company with
Past Grand Matron Mrs. Louise Lyon
| Johnson, at the home of a Minneapolis
member " the order
Lorraine chapter, Minneapolis, will
have work at the regular meeting,
! Monday evening, Feb. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckenzie, of
Benton chapter Lake Benton, were
guests of friends in ST. Paul and Min
neapolis not long since.
A dancing party will be given by
st. Paul Chapter No. "a Friday even
ing, Feb. is, in the Masonic Temple,
to which all members of the order and
their friends are invited
The next regular meeting of St Paul
chapter will be held next Friday even
| ing.
The aid society, of ST. Paul chapter,
will hold a meeting tomorrow after
| noon.
A meeting Of those interested in the
! institution of an Eastern Star chapter
in West St Paul will. hold meeting
| in Masonic hall, South Wabasha and
| Colorado streets, Saturday, Feb. 49,
Sons of Hermann.
Grand President William Foelson, of St
! Paul, of the Sons of Hermann, has commenc-
| ed to pay visit to every lodge in the state.
| There are eighteen in the two cities and 81 in
! the country, with four applications for new
lodges The main object of his visits are to
| encourage the members in the work of Sc
/ curing new members.
| Since the last convention Of the grand lodge
| in Minneapolis, where they adopted resolu-
/ ton to increase their reserve fund without
making it a hardship for its members to do
this, they will now have to pay, 40 cents
/ surplus of SIP for the reserve fund. The
present reserve fund amounts to about S17,O03,
and with an increase of SIP by each death
! short time to enable the order to face any
storm. This resolution has been received
with approval all over this state.
Monday last, Hermann Lodge No re-
ceived the report of the delegates, and felt
| highly pleased The president welcomed the
| grand president, and an enjoyable evening
Martha Washington Sister Lodge No s
gave banquet Wednesday afternoon in honor
of the grand president. Sister Hedwig Wei
| den presented in behalf of the lodge a
beautiful bouquet of violets and roses to the
! grand president, for which he thanked the
sisters in warm words.
John c. Haupt Lodge No. so held we'll
attended meeting at its new hall. University
| and Dale street. Grand President Foelsen
spoke briefly over the outcome of the last
| convention. He urged the members to get
| family from restitution in case of sickness OF
death. DR.. Sybel requested the brothers to
pledge themselves to bring at least one new
member in the near future. One applicant
was initiated and one application received
Theodore Koerner ledge, at it's meeting
| Thursday received the report of the dele
| gates to the convention. President Schwerth.
berger, on behalf of the lodge, congratulated
| the grand president who, in response, thank.
ed the lodge and reminded the brothers no
to forget the motto, Friendship. Love and
| Truth
A. o. U. w.
Eureka Lodge No. will elect delegates L
the grand lodge on Tuesday evening Seyera
candidates will take the junior degree ant
cards, oysters etc., will complete the pro
| gramme.
Hiawatha Lodge No. 80, A. o. U. W., he'll,