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

Tuesday evening at its hall, Rice and Uni
versity. A musical and literary programme
has been prepared. A banquet will be served.
be the installing officer Maud L. Ross will
act as grand guide.
new council of the N. W. L. of H. was
evening by District Dept. W. H: Won Dusko
assisted by Deps. Maud L. Ross and W. W.
Logan. The new council takes the name of
st: Paul Council No. e146 installed the fol-
lowing officers Tuesday evening, the 18th
inst. Commander, W. ]. Woodberry; vice
c1mmander Mollie Frey; orator,J. H. o'NeH;
chaplain, Nellie Mackin; collector, S. S. Fin
ley; treasurer G. F. Kanterman; guide
Margaret Leo; warden, VIM. Kellogg; sentry
Dunning, NJ. D. The grand commander was
the installing officer. &C w. H. Won Dusko
was grand guide.
ORDER OF RED MEN.
Minnewaukan Tribe No. 2 held its regular
weekly sleep on Wednesday evening and con-
ferred the hunters degree on one candidate
rms tribe is waiting for the new rituals to
begin the work fors the new year. All the
new officers are in. their places and are de-
termined to push the social features of the
order.
White Cloud Tribe No. s kindled council
fire as usual on last Tuesdays sleep. There
was fair attendance, but as but little
routine business had to be transacted the
greater part of the sleep was devoted to the
interest of the order in these hunting grounds.
unfortunately, the new ritual had not yet
been received, and the adoption of candidates
was postponed until next council sleep. Ar
rangements for a dramatic and literary en-
tertainment. to be given by the talent of the
rapidly completed, and those who can en-
joy pleasant meeting with the Redmen are
cordially invited to attend. The warriors
degree will be exempifed next Tuesday.
Minnewaska Tribe No. neld a very in
teresting council last Friday sleep, with
every stump occupied. The following chiefs
were installed: Sachem; ]: P. Thurston;
VIM. Cronouist; prophet. DR.. S. S. HesseI-
grave; chief of records, Frank ]. He'll: keep
er of wampum, H. c. stiehur; collector of
a card party next Friday evening and all
members requested to be present. as this
is the celebration of our third anniversary.
MODERN WOoDMEN.
The installation of officers of St. Paul
Camp No. 3,1O1, Modern Woodmen of Amer
hall, Past Venerable Council A. H. jan
sen officiating. The attendance was very
large, and speeches were made by Past Ven
cradle Council A. H. Jansen and Venerable
Council c. F. Miller. The reception and
ball in honor of the officers for the ensuing
year was given Tuesday at Cambridge hall,
casion, and over 600 neighbors and their
friends took advantage of the complimentary
invitation The grand march was led by A.
H. Jansen and Miss Jansen followed by 200
couples of merry dancers. The banquet hall
was sight never to be forgotten for the
beauty and good things to eat and the
neighbors and their, friends showed their ap-
probation of the samess
INDEPENDENT 9FoREsTERs.
At the regular meeting of Court Minnesota
No 453, held lastaWednesday evening these
officers for the year 1898 were duly installed
by Court Deputy High Chief Ranger W. P.
Hayes. The reports offithe various commit
tees were read and showed that the court is
in a very good financial condition. with a
membership of l65 members. The names
of five applicants s We're presented to the
March that Court Minnesota will rank second
In the state. 1t isthe intention of the court