The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-09

dourishing condition. New accessions are
continually being made to its ranks, and
financially 1t has held its own even in the
Home Rebekah Lodge No. 116 give hop
at Central hall, Sixth and Seventh streets,
| en- Wednesday evening, Jan. IL, for the bene
Mt OF the /. o. o. F. home.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
st. Emo Commandery No ZIG will confer
all the degrees on class Of thirty-three or
more novices Saturday evening, Jan. %.
Adriel Commandery No. 16S will give
steal and literary entertainment at Malta
Temple Thursday evening, Jan. q. AT the
close of the entertainment dancing viii be in
dulged in The commandery will meet at 263
East Seventh street on Monday evening, Jan.
10, at 7:45 for the purpose of visiting one OF
the sister Communicates in this city.
The Malta Temple association gave an en-
tertalnment and dance on New Years eve,
which was largely attended.
Olive Branch -Commandery No 1872 gave an
entertainment and dance at l. O.. o: F. hall,
Wells and Payne avenues, last Monday even
Ing, which was largely attended.
lvanhoe Commandery No. 1873 and Emman-
uel Ccmmandery No. 228 will confer all the
degrees on large class of novices Sat-
urday evening, jan IS, at K. Of P. hall, Fifth
and Central avenue, East Minneapolis
Commencing Jan. 90, st. Paul Commandery
No. 154, Knights of Malta, will receive
weeks benefit performances of the Cherry
Pickers,' at the Grand opera house. Mime
apolis and st. Paul communicates will assist
in making the same a success. An evening
will be set apart knights of Malta"
night. The ticket committee is actively en-
gagged in the distribution of tickets and the
advertising committee is busy getting out
advertising matter for the event
The Willing Workers, Daughters of Malta,
were entertained Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. w. H. Lewis. The following
officers were elected: President, Mrs. LEIGH
bourn; vice president, Mrs H. w. Hely; sec
rotary, Mrs. Thayer; treasurer, Mrs. Young.
The next meeting will be held next Tuesday
a home of Young EdpertOD
street.
MASONIC.
On Wednesday evening last Midway Lodge
No. 1S5, A. T. and A NJ. held a special COM
munication for the purpose of installing it's
officers for the ensuing year Installation
master, Charles n. Akers assisted by Grand
Secretary Thomas Montgomery, Horace Penti-
GTst acting gn as marshal shall Milton l. Bevens
R R ~ JON W; North w s W. Walter s.
Ernest L. Allard, secretary; Peter McCallum,
chaplain; Nathaniel Perkins, S. D.; Christie
pher Bendixon, J. D.; n. B. Bigelow, s. S.; C.
l.. Weber, J. s.; H. E. Conklin, tyler. The
lodge is In good condition. This lodge has
always been noted for the cordial brotherly
spirit existing among it's members.
Capital City Lodge No. N7, a. F. and A.
NJ, held their regular meeting at their hall
West Seventh street and Toronto avenue,
Jan. 4. After the regular order of business
was gone through, the officers for the ensu-
Ing year were installed by P. W. NJ. Brother
2. D. Trudgen. These are Brother G. H
Garner, grand marshal: W. NJ, Dr.. Eugene
W, Norman L. Damn; treasurer. John ].
Ellis; secretary Chss. Mitchell; S. D., Thos
Thomas; ]. D. Arthur Oman; S. s., Emil
j. Muller J. S., James w. Busby; tyler
Thos. H. Sherry. After the installation cere-
monies were over and the new officers in
their places, the new master made a present
past, master Jewel to Past Master c. D.
Trudgen, in consideration of his valuable
services Past Master Trudgen responded in
neat speech, after which cigars and a good
time were had.
RED MEN
White Cloud Tribe No. g. k.ndled council
fire as usual last Tuesdays Sleep
Considerable new business in addition to
the regular half-year routine, was transact
ed
Three new applications were received tnak-
Ing total Of eight candidates to be adopted
In two seven suns from tonight, under the
new ritual. The great chief of the great
council Of Minnesota installed cur newly
elected chiefs. as follows: J.. F. Durker
sachem; Richart Rose, senior sagamore
Joseph w. Moertl, junior sycamore; Fred w.
Potthoff, prophet Henry F. Setback, chief CIR
records; A. F. Eilausor, keeper Of wampum.
Brother George Nicholson, chief big talk
was appointed first sannap and Brother James
H. Nightingale second sannap. The cQmlning
year, set aside by the order as jubilee
year, Is indeed beginning to prove itself to be
such with White Cloud. Applications are
being received nearly every council Sleep
and we have among the candidates now seek
ing admittance, two who have not had mem
bership in the order of from ten to fifteen
years. The tribe in it's regular report shows
great Improvement and the ospects for the
coming term look brighter than ever. A new
degree team will take hold of the work and
exemplify- the new ritual, therefore it is of
Importance for every member to come to the
new ritual excells the old one in its grandeur
and it is the determination of the chief of
White Cloud to capture all their paleface
friends in order that they may profit by It's
noble teachings.
HOME DEFENDERS.
Sibley Home No. /, Order of Home Defen-
ders, held their regular meeting last even
ing at the Home, Central hall, 7114 West
into the mysteries Of the order. The regular
meeting followed by social session,
consisting of dancing vocal and instrumental
music and a general good time. The order
admits both men and women to full mem
bership and the presence of the ladies at the
meetings makes the social sessions a feature
of the order
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Ivy Lodge No: 1876, K. of p, gave q re-
F., recently, and it proved one Of the most
enjoyable events held at the post by the
men, and those who attended will, In years
Silver Dick SO called for his love of
Bryan and his theories, told the boys what
he knew of 16 for l; Ennis, Company G,
whistled 1.-TWO Little Girls in Blue" Hanson,
Company G, told all he knew about the
pleasures of tobogganing. Brother Koehler
better known Col. Sperry, was presiding
officer, and with singing and music the even
Ing was well spent.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Owing to unavoidable circumstance, in
stallation of officers of Commercial council
did not take place. but the hop thor
present who danced until midnight to the
notes of Smiths Mandolin orchestra. 1t is
expected installation Of the new officers will
take place on the 18th. Preparations are
gree on this date. All members desiring to
take the Oriental On this occasion will please
file their names with the secretary as early
as possible.
DAUGHTERS OF ERIN.
Division 4, D. Of E., held an open installa-
ton Of officers at their hall on Thursday
evening, JAN 6. The following officers were
installed President, Mary L. A. Smith: vice
president, Mary Tracy; recording secretary,
Emma Henry; financial secretary, Bridget
Foley; treasurer, Mrs. NJ. Manifold; insurance
secretary, Mrs. E. Prendergast; sergeant at
arms, Mrs R. Gallagher; sentinel, Mrs.
Phillips.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Maple Leaf Camp No. SS1, R. N. A, will
! install officers Thursday. select programme
of vocal and instrumental music has been
prepared and will be given. After the in
stallation by special request. the degree team
of the camp will give an exhibition drill. Off
GERS to be installed are: Oracle, Mrs. George
c. Bowen; vice oracle, Miss Addie Huayy
Mrs. c. Knapp; assistant marshal Mrs
Friedlav: recorder, Miss L. Anderson: re-