The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS.

Vita Nova Council No. s2S National Union,
held meeting at their hall, corner Sixth and
Robert. Tuesday night, initiating eight new
m embers and acting upon applications for
eight more; also made arrangements for
social. to be given Feb II. j. J. w. Wilson,
state deputy p OF the order. will organize
council IN Minneapolis next week with seven
ty-hve charter members. st. Paul Council
No. 1885,, National Union, meets tonight in
ODD Fellows hall and will initiate num-
Der CT new members.
Astoria council Modern Samaritans, met
Tuesday night in Bowlby hall and initiated
six new members.
Minnehaha Camp 674, Order of Modern
Woodmen. Monday night entertained the vis-
ltEg delegates to the state grand lodge con-
vention. Some 400 were present at the meet
ing, over which II. Franklin presided. The
degree work of the order was exempiifed by
Mlnnehaha camp and the degree team of the
camp gave several exhibitions. During the
evening short addresses were delivered by
Messrs. D.. B. Smith. of Mankato Hon
George Leybourne, of Duluth; C. Love- of
Slayton; DR.. c. McCollom, of Minneapolis; C.
s., Sherman, OF st. Paul, and Judge j. H.
and the evenings entertainment closed with
the singing by those present of the ode of
the order, Rock of Ages
Eureka Lodge No. 9, Ancient Order of
United workman. will give a musical and
literary entertainment followed by supper and
dance at their hall next Tuesday even
ing. February IA, 1899, at o'clock sharp The
programme is as follows: Overture, by orches-
ira; solo, Mrs. II. A. Schumacher; address,
w. R. johnson; tenor solo, William jeffrey
recitation. A. G. Johnson; comic song Thomas
Jones.
Capitol Lodge No. 81. Knights of Pythias
held we'll attended meeting last Wednesday
though the thermometer was 35 degrees be-
low. Next Wednesday there will be work in
the first and possibly the third rank On
Wednesday. February %, Washingtons BIRTH
day-Capitol lodge will entertain the Pythian
the opportunity will be a good one for our
st. Paul brothers to become acquainted with
many distinguished members of our order
throughout the state. The second rank will
be conferred. and social session will close
the evening. Every Knight Of Pythias is in
vited.
was instituted last Thursday by Deputy su-
preme Chancellor w. T. Hall. there being
present fourteen charter members. The fol
Worthy chancellor. Brother G. NJ. Pringle;
worthy wise chancellor. Sister Anna ]. Sund;
worthy recorder, Brother C. ]. Sund; worthy
treasurer, Brother H. C. Peterson; worthy
past chancellor. Sister Alice Keefe Nelson;
worthy chaplain. Brother Petous Nelson;
worthy guard, Brother A. Nystrcm: worthy
sentinel, Brother G. Carlson; worthy direc-
tors. Brother P. C. Carlson. Brother Louis
Smith, Brother c. Eugeman. After the court
closed light refreshments were served by the
ladies. The next regular meeting will be held
Thursday Feb. II, for information address c.
J. Sund care Yerxa Bros. & Co.
Fre1a Lodge No. 129, I. o. 0. F., will
Fifth and Wabasha, next Wednesday eveu-
ing.
The Patriarchal degree will be conferred ON
several brothers by Hancock encampment,
Odd Fellows, tomorrow night
Twin City lodge Odd Fellows, conferred the
second degree last Thursday evening, and
will work the third degree next Thursday
night.
Sir Knight Commander Kay has issued a
call to the members of Unity Tent No: 8:
to attend the regular review of St. Paul
NJ TOM % IN
secure the completion Of division of the
uniform rank. All members of the degree
team of Unity tent are urgently requested
to be present at the regular review next
Thursday evening for rehearsal.
Court Northern Pacific, United Order Of
Foresters gave a progressive euchre party
friends Twenty tables were played. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Feeser and Mrs Murray
and Mr. Delameter and Mr.. La Plant.
A reception is to be given in honor of the
delegates to the head camp convention, 1uris-
dicton D. Woodmen of the World, OF St
Paul. at the Commercial club, Wednesday
| evening. Feb. 15. 1899
Eureka Lodge No. 9, A. Q. U; W, has ar
ranged for a grand musical and literary en-
tertainment to be followed by supper and
dancing, at Central hall, corner Of Sixth and
Seventh streets, Tuesday evening, Feb. IA
The entertainment committee has secured
some of the best local talent for the musical
and literary numbers, and this portion OF
the entertainment is well worth the price Of
the tickets. A nice supper is assured and
after that those who desire may trip the
light fantastic to good music as the city
Gates large attendance, and everybody VINO
attends is sure of royal good time.
Arlington Camp No: 545a, M w A., held
dates were given the first degree. Twenty
two applications were acted upon. The de-
gree team appeared for the first time in their
| ance The camp will on March rs celebrate
its first years anniversary. Matters or I'M
portance were transact:d d. Prizes will be
| awarded to those that hustle to secure 'he
Court Alpha 0adies COURT United Order
of Foresters, will meet Wedn esday evening
Feb Is, 1899, at Central hall, corner Of West
Seventh and Sixth streets Five Candidates
are to be initiated.
At tie regular meeting Of Como Division
No s Ladies Auxiiary to the Order 81 ha1
at Bowlby hall, Sixth and Robert streets,
degree team was elected. The officers OF the the
staff are President Mrs. B. A Anstarv waters sms nS
| treasurer Mrs. E. A Daggett; senior sister,
Mrs P. j. Mccain; junior sister. Mrs. B. F.
Clements; chairman Of executive COMMITTEES,
Mrs W. H. Monty; guard Mrs. j. e. Roper;
CAPTAIN of the team, Mrs. J. ]. McManus. The
division Will give an informal card party
Wednesday afternoon, Feb. r. for members.
president of the staff, Mrs. B. A. Waters
will be the hostesses.
| The Royal Arcanum OF st. Paul are plan.
| ming for the visit Of the supreme regent OF
| the order. Edison M Schryver, OF Baltimore;
which viii occur Feb. 21. Mr.. Schryver. will
| be accompanied by the supreme medical ,f; ex-
Mass; S. w Trent, of Pittsburg, member
| of the committee on laws, and Henry S. Burg
hardt, of Chicago, a member OF the commit
| tee on council work in the supreme body.
A committee representing AL the councils
in this city, headed by. Elijah Baker has
| made elaborate preparations for the VISIT. one
feature will be the initiation of c class % OF i
| 100 members This class is the result OF the
activity of the members OF the different eoun-
ellis of St. Paul. and the Initiation Will be
| The degree will be conferred at Elks' hail,
| and is to be followed by banquet at the
Windsor hotel, to which it is expected that
500 R. A. men will sit down. A programme
| of toasts at the banquet will be contributed
| by prominent members Of the order In this
| city and Minneapolis,
| on Friday night was we'll attended. Business
| was hurried through for "the good of the
| order" and progressive cinch INDUCED in for
! a couple of hours. when refreshments were
| served Twelve tables were played the prize
| winners being: Gentlemen's head, Mr..
| Ernest; ladies head, Mrs. Rance: gentlemen s
| Energetic action was taken regarding the
! sale of tickets for the Foresters' ball. on the
| 18th and every member was constituted a
saa Of one to see hy that fh
| committee. Chief Ranger Wilson Is bound to
| win it.
Court st. Paul met on Monday night and
| were very agreeably surprised by visit from
some of the sisters of Court Alpha. Though
| they do not believe in lady members IN this
court they certainly believe in lady visitors,
| Judging from the promptness with which they
"set up" the coffee and sandwiches.
| Court Alpha will meet on Wednesday, when
the new ritual will be used in the initiation
Of several candidates.
The regular meeting of the central COM
mittee this week was chiefly taken up in
| arranging details for the Foresters' annual