The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-16

Rochester, and others of that kind, are
as the workingmen, and they are max
ing more of the fraternal and social
features than some of their more pre-
tenious metropolitan neighbOrs. They
will surely reap the benefit Of their en-
than even that they will come out
ahead of the city lodges in a few years
time, if matters go on in this way.
At the installation of officers of Nobility
Lodge No. 10, D. of H., Mrs. Flick the chief
of honor, was presented with beautiful sill
ver-mounted gavel by her friends. Mrs.
Trudgen, the deputy grand chief of honor Of
Hope lodge, was present and was presented
sloggy presented both with neat speech:
The officers are: c. of H., Mrs. Flick L. of
H, Mrs. Doorleg; c. of G., Miss Fitzg ,
financier, Mrs. Durand S. u, Mrs. Ruffner;
I. W., Mrs Ludwig; o. W., Mrs. Fitzgerald.
Commercial council will hold its regular
officers, postponed from last meeting, will
take place. 1t is expected also that class
will take the Oriental degree at the close Of
the business meeting.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
st. Paul Commandery No. 154 have made
Grand opera house for one week benefit,
commencing Monday, Jan. 81, representing
Joseph Arthur's drama: The Cherry Pick
ers we beg EVERYBODY TO 4 9is wis us confer
all the degrees on a class of novices at
Malta temple Saturday evening, Jan. %, as
sisted by all the sister communicates OF this
Gdriel Commandery No. 1853 paid visit to
Olive Branch Commarde~y No. 1872 LIST Men
day, evening, - about forty sir knights a.
cry will visit st. Paul Commandery No. 154.
Minneapolis Commandery No: PIP c Inferred
all the degrees on c;asS of six novices last
ferred by the degree staff of the COM
mandery. The Black Knight degree was en-
ferred by the degree staff from the Star of
the East Commandery No. 226. Supper was
served during the work.
Mount Sinai Commapdery No. 1876 gave
ball last Tuesday evening, when 200 couples
attended. The commandery will initiate
class of novices in the near future.
Adriel Commandery No. 1853 will give
musical and literary entertainment and dance
at Malta Temple on Thursday evening, Jan.
o. Some of the best ta.ent of the city has
been procured for the occasion.
Ivanhoe Commandery No. 1913 ard Emanuel
Commandery No. 22S conferred all the de-
grees on class of novices Saturday even
ing. Jan. Is.
There will be a meeting at Malta temple
on Wednesday evening at O'Clock for the
purpose of taking steps towards the organ "a
tor and institution of siesta of the pr noes
of Bagdad, or seventy-seven all members
of the Order of Malta are invited TO attend.
None but Knights of Malta eligible to
membership in the siesta.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Harmony camp, R. N. A., held an open in
stallation of officers last Monday evening
Grand Oracle Nash and Grand Chancellor
Swanton, of Leota camp, Minneapolis. assist
ed by Grand Marshal Campbell, of Harmony
camp installed the following officers: Mrs
Beal, oracle; Mrs. Harmon vice oracle; Mrs.
Stewart, chancellor; Mrs. Kimball, marshal;
Mrs. Bronson, recorder; Mrs Evans receiver;
Mesdames Henchman You'd, Bryant, man
ayers; o. A. Beal, physician; Mrs. You'd
past oracle. The Morgan orchestra furnished
very delightful music for the occasion. Mrs
T. w. Nash gave an address on the aims of
the order. Miss Agnes Watson gave some
pleasing recitations. The Unity camp trio
rendered some inimttable Royal Neighbor
songs and the jolly Five entertained the au-
dience in their best style. After the pro-
gramme refreshments were served, and a gen.
eral social time enjoyed.
Starlight Camp No. 465 held largely-at-
tended meeting Friday evening" comforting
the degrees upon one candidate A committee,
consisting of Messrs. Otto, Mccormack Bam-
ford Mrs. Raible and Miss Cashmere was
appointed to perfect arrangements for mas
querade ball at Central hall on Feb 9 Re-
ports of officers showed the camp to be in a
iourishing condition, having doubled its mem
bership the past year.
EASTERN STAR
A largely attended stated communication of