The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-29
IN THE LODGE ROOMS.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.

ROYAL NI1IGHBoRs.
Mrs G. c. Collins. OF 255 Carroll street.
who in MAY last acted as chairman OF
the local committee to entertain the del
egates to the national convention OF the
Royal Neighbors of America. the aux
Hilary of the Modern Woodmen Of Amer
lea. has been notified by. Supreme Oracle
Mrs. E. d. Watt, OF Omaha. Neb.. that
she has been appointed chairman of the
committee on appeals and grievances CT
ment gives Mrs. Collins a seat and voice
in the convention to be held at Spring.
field. H.. in May. 1901 1t will be remem-
bered that Mrs. Collins was warm ad-
vocate of Mrs. Watts reelection as SUI
preme oracle of the Royal Neighbors at
the May convention. The appointment
was made in June last. but owing to the
long continued illness OF Mrs. Watt WAS
not announced until lately.
Royal Oak Camp No. 1859. r. N. of A.
on Friday evening. Nov. g. will entertain
Bear lake The entertainment will be OF
a musical and literary nature. which will
be followed by light lunch.
MODERN WOODMEN.
Ccpe'ard Camp No. 1874, NJ w. A, Will
give a stag. social Tuesday evening. OF.
81 1889 at its hall, corner Of Payne ave-
nue. and Wells StIe5t.
MASONIC.
Summit L dee No 1853 held a stated
ne ting on FIR d y ev- ming ard worked
the E. A. degree. The committee on fur
nisting Tor the new hall made report.
smoke oa es fhurnday e3enng i sane honor
of three of it's members who have re-
turned from Manila with the Thirteenth
regin ent The guests OF honor were Capt.
Frank Co,ristoA, Lieut.. H. f. Scott and
Priva.e William Dunn Jr.
The Scottish rte bodies have resumed
activity. tarmel Lodse of Perfection
CONFER ed the fourth. and fifth degrees
last evening. and on Wednesday, Nov. 8,
will confer he fourteenth, and De Molat
Council, Krichts Kadosh, VIII. on next
Tuesday eXenlng confer the thrtieth de-
service. This Will be the second time
ROYAL NEIGHBORs.
Prosperity Camp No, 1881, Royal Neigh
bors OF America, will meet Wednes lay
evening. Nov. l. at its hall. corner koaney
datss will be initiated, TIE degree team
OF the camp has been drilling faithfully
and expects to wear their new robes.
ing such good marshals in Mrs. Mary
Benner and Miss Alice Cox, as the good
work of tie team depends on them. Mem
bers ale requested to come early.
ROYAL ARCANUM..
WabaSaa council commenced a series
of monthly, card parties last Tuesday
ency OF the W. ather. large crowd was
present Prizes were won by Mrs Jo-
seph Item and Mr. b. III. Stauffachor.
buffet lunch was served. The next par
ty will be held TUESDAY evening, Nov.
Is All ii, kets outstanding will bs hCncr-
ed on that date. 70.
RED MEN.
M mn awaukan Tribe Nc. 2 will e1terta
the Til. tee nth eg:ment members of tn,
order with a smoke social at their W.
wan on W. DIE: day, Nov. s. Great r p
resentatives Frost and Score, Of the
great council of the United states, VIII -,
be present andSgiye a report of the many
new laws adopted at the last session.
At the next COUNCIL. next, Wednesday
sleep. discussion will be opened on advisa-
bility of changing the tribal bylaws.
is of especial Importance and it is hop
ed that eve m smber wia ste present.
Nov. Is the first ball, of the season CIV
en- by the Red Men vii take. place at
Sherman hall. o. snneserorg+ ~ .s.<.<
3v * IINIThlD sFORESTERG,iq se.r Y,
The st. Paul Courts Of the United Or
der Of Fore5ters. intend to give welcome
home to the members OF the order who
We're With the Thir5eenth regiment ut in
the nature of reception, enterta nmel.t
and ball. and will be. gwen at Centr,.l
hall. on Teesdag evening, Oct. 81. Chief
will welct me The boys hcne, and Dr. H.
P. Ritchie surgeon major. of the Thir-
teenth regiment. viii esoond A few
cal solos l BY Miss Bruggeman. Mr.. COL
Inns and Mr. Boyd. with an original rec
ttation by Omar K. Humphrey, color
bearer Of the regiment; After that Il
dance prcgI anime OF thirteen, numbers
will be gwen. Mrs. Leuders and ladies
of Court AL ha will preside at the re-
freshment tables.
ORDER OF THE IRON CHAIN.
Link No 10, Orieezof the Iron Chain,
will meet next Y, ednesday evening, Nov.
l. AL n:enbe S are requested to be pres
ent, as business Of importance is to be
tranSaCte q. y 1.:-F szs@ 4 -t7t5
KNIGHTS oF9PY THIAS.
Lincoln lodge Mo- ss;f knights Of Py-
thias, last Friday evening entertained d
large company of Knights with pro-
gramme consisting eff speeches, vocal and
dotes: The special oesss Of honor were:
w. E. Harrington, IF. r. Gallagher and
E. c. Schroeder, members of the lodge
who volunteered in the\ Minnesota regi-
ments and served in the late war. Mr.
Harrington was in the famous Thirteenth
and campaigned In the philippines. The
others id not meet theSenemy, but We're
equally anxious to DO SO. Among those
who contributed to the entertainment
were c.. E. Stubbs w E. Harrington,
=. w. TompMhs, q. II. Tenney. a. G.
Bradt and J. W. Henley Elaborate re-
freshments and cigars were served at the
conelus On of the mental feast R. F.
Eidridge was master of ceremonies.
held a large ard enthusiastic meeting, al
most a full roster of the members being
present. The second rank was conferred
upon a. candidate In the most artist;
fashion. Two applications were received
for membership, and quite a number OF
members paid I'D back dues. placine the
lodge in healthy financial condition.
Since July last the lodge has been MAX
elegant
continually at every meeting UP to date
Champion Lodge No. 10 will have work
Quite a number will be. initiated
Last Wednesday evening Capitol I.od re
No 81. Knights of Pythias he'd work n
the third rank and received five ,appl,ca-
lions. On the previous Wednesday four
others were balloted upon. The resig-
nation Of Chancellor Commander lind
say Waters has been RECEIVED and, ac-
elected and installed to fill OUT the re-
mainder of the term Bro Waters de-
serves and has received Great credit
for the present, position of No. 81 It
|. has never been in so flourishing and har.
monious condition end from al appear
ances this winter will be record one
SO far as work and increase in member
Capitol lodge will give an enterta nme 1T
and dance to celebrate the eleventh an
niversary Of It's history.
MACCABEES.
St. Paul Ten No. "a is holding we'l
attended meetings every Monday ev n
ing. A very nice musical entertainment
will be given next Monday ewing. "A
few applications were read and i"itiat'ons
take place every Moffdays' All Maccab >es
are invited. 8 s.
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