The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23

snappy. welcome address. and Adrian NJ. Knox
responded to the II o'clock toast. The pro-
gralnEne was original, and the fun flew fast
and furious from start TO finish. Esquire w.
j. Tomkins, who always has something new
up his sleeve, at a given signal, morched in,o
the hall and presented to the audience the
newly organized EIks' brass band. It was one
o + the most agreeable surprises of the season.
of the most agreeable surprises OF the season.
every one an artist in his line.
E!ks Lodge No. 3, of Cincinnati, has pur-
chased the church property on the east side
Of Elm street, between Ninth and Court
chaurch organization. The price agreed upon
is ST eco, and will be paid in cash as soon
as the title has been clearly established.
The committee that made the purchase was
Messrs: Henry Morgenthaler Eugene Lewis,
John Doyle, Frank Kirchner and William
BGdeman and was continued with power to
act in making contracts for remodeling and
furnishing the building. 1t will be known
as Elks' Temple and will be the finest lodge
home in the country. On the first floor will
social rooms and kitchen. The second floor
will be occupied as the lodgeroom and will
be 45x75 feet, the largest in the West. 1t
is expected that the lodge will occupy It's
new quarters before the next election which
occurs the last Friday in March, and when
Henry Morganthaler, the chairman Of the
allied ruler.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Maple Leaf Camp No. 331, R. ~ A, held
their installation Jan. 10. The installing ofTi-
Ger was Mrs. Collins, past oracle of Royal
Oak camp. The officers installed were: Mrs
G. G. Bower, oracle; Miss Addie Knapp, vice
oracle; Miss Layina Anderson, recorded; Mrs
Book, receiver; Mrs. Dougherty, chancellor;
Mrs. c. Knapp, marshall Mrs. Findean, as
sistant marshal; Mrs. Josie Shane inner
sentinel; Mrs. A Johnson, outer sentinel;
Mrs; Montgomery, manager one year; DR..
gramme was rendered. Those taking part
were: Neighbor James Smith, address of well
come; Mrs. Rutherford piano solo; Miss
Griffin, song; Miss Holhert, piano solo; Miss
A RyIie, song; Miss Toomey comic song:
Miss Toomey rendered negro song in a way
that a professional might be proud of, and
was encored. The next meeting Of the camp
will be Jan. q, when number of candidates
will be initiated. All neighhors are invited.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Capital Company No. 10, Uniform Rank, X.
OF P, will give their eighth annual military
ball at K. of P. hail. Sixth and Robert, on
Monday evening, Jan. "A.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Prosperity Camp No. held their regular
meeting Wednesday evening Two candidates
were initiated in the protection degree, and
the board Of managers read the financial re-
port for the past year, which showed a good
balance to the credit CT the camp in the treas
Wy
MODERN WooDMEN.
st. Paul Camp No. 31O1, M. w. A.. will
meet Monday night Jan. %, at their hall
Fifth and Wabasha streets The first degree
Will be conferred on five new candidates.
Other important business on hand.
RATHBONE SISTERS.
The new officers of Unity Temple No. for
the ensuing term were duly installed Thurs
day afternoon by Grand Chief Mary T. Ear
huff. One brother received the obligation
after which fine lunch was served This
temple will give card party with lunch
Friday evening in Martins hall, West side,
All are cordially invited.
ORDER RED MEN.
Minnewaukan Tribe No. 2 / O. r NJ
held their regular sleep on last Wednesday
night with a large attendance The Hunt
er's degree was exemplified in grand stvIe
by the regular degree team, assisted bv
Brother Ransome, Of Piegan tribe. of Min
neapolis. After the degree work. the breth-
rem all INDUCED in whist and cinch until a
late hour.
White Cloud Tribe No. kindled council
fire as usual on last Tuesdays sleep. The
attendance was the best we have had for
many suns and the meeting otherwise was
a very enthusiastic one. VIM. H. Kelley was
adopted a member. On next Tuesdays sleen
all degrees will be given. Any brother NOT
chief will please present himself. Tickets
tertainment on Washington's birthday, Feb.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
New officers of Commercial council were
Installed last Monday evening as follows:
Regent, H. R. Hardick; vice regent, R. A.