The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-15
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOM.

lodges OF the A. y. U. w. and Degree or
Honor held on Jan. r. 1899. at Hiawatha
lodge rooms was splendidly representative
gathering. Judged by the attendance, interest
and enthusiasm of those present, the work
OF central organization has been taken up
with determination, and will be carried to a
successful issue by the participating lodges.
Owing to the forced absence Of Temporary
Chairman S. G. Olmstead the meeting was
called to order by Temporary Secretary S. l..
Isham, James Drummond being elected chair
man pro TEN, the meeting proceeded to dis
sect and act upon the report of the committee
on the constitution for the advisory council.
Portions of the proposed laws brought forth
much animated and interesting discussion, in
which several ladies of the Degree of Honor
took an active part, proving themselves pro-
fcient in the role of lawmakers. Entire har-
mOny and subordination of personal opinion
to the general good being the evident desire
of all, the work progressed smoothly, with
the result that a splendid code Of laws was
adopted. and will be submitted to the several
lodges for ratification. The laws provide for
the Inauguration Of many new lines of work,
In forwarding the interests of beneficial or
ganZation and have already been explained
in detail by the daily papers. Plans were
considered for a mammoth entertainment to
be given by the council in the near future,
and provision made for the appointment of a
committee to report at the next meeting con-
corning the advisability of the same. The
kind offer of the Hiawatha lodge Of the use
of their hall, No. 254 East Seventh street. for
the next meeting of the advisory council was
accepted, and Thursday evening" Jan. 26,
fixed upon as the time spontaneous note
of thanks was given to the committee on the
constitution, and the meeting adjourned to
the time and place as above stated. Much
handshakng and congratulaton was INDUCED
in by the delegates, on account of the SEEM
ing assured success of their labors, and there
appears to be no question but that the A. O.
U. w. advisory council has come to stay, and
will become one of the leading charitable and
benevolent institutions of Ramsey county. 1t
is expected that at the next meeting of the
council permanent officers will be elected and
the real work undertaken in earnest. There
are already numerous candidates for the sew
eral elective positions at the disposal of the
council, and many highly honored names of
men and women enjoying the respect and con-
fdence of the entire community, have been
mentioned in this connection.
The general relief committee, l. 0. o. F., of
this city, held their election of officers last
Saturday evening, with the following re-
suits: A. c. Horton, president: Frederick
Durocher, vice president; w. F. Neiu, secre-
tary, and Theo. Bunker. treasurer
The Midway camp, of Modern Woodmen of
the World, installed these officers Tuesday
worthy advisor, j. T. Weir; excellent banker.
L. R. Carline; clerk, Carl Fesler; escort.
Frank Francois; Waterman, John Olson; man.
ager. F. c.. Genge; physician, DR.. @. NJ. Can
noD
The st. Paul camp, Modern Woodnlen, met
Monday evening. The following officers
were installed b.. G. Worden, V. c.; o.
E. Zimmerman. w. A: Charles Price, clerk
s. v. Boyer, watchman: P Sweetland, score
tary; c. V. Miller. physician; F. E. Chides-
ter, Phil Snyder and William Arnold mana
gers. R. Schoenemann was appointed chief
Jan ia g. 1895 ~ - WI NF-N
Independent Lodge No 112 D. of H.. will
give a dancing party Friday evening, Jan.
20, at Sherman hall. Music will be furnished
by Pepins orchestra.
will hold very important meeting ON the
18th. A number Of candidates will be ac-
cepted and the officers for the ensuing year
installed
vorwaartz Lodge No. ISL. I. O. o. F., held
their semi annual installation of officers at
their lodge rooms in the Union hall, West
side, last Tuesday night. District Deputy
board of officers: Noble grand, Theodore
Kruse; vice grand, Ambrose Bill; recording
secretary, Henry F. Koenig; financial secre-
Peters; trustees, Paul Feske Otto Treibel and
Henry Schmidt. Three new applications were
received and seven new members will be
initiated at the next meeting, when work
in the second degree will also be exemplifed
West St Paul Lodge No. "a, o. D. h S.,
held their regular meeting at Union hall last
William Budy installed the following newly
elected officers: President, Louis Becker;
vice president, Louis Schmidt: recording
secretary, John Thill; financial secretary,
Fritz Kleinbochl; treasurer, John B. Fandel 7;
trustees, Fritz Barkie, Richard linn and
Nick Welter: delegates to the grand lodge,
Prosperity Woodmen Circle No. s was CIR
ganize5 Monday evening, JAM 9, by Deputy
jenkins with seventeen charter members. The
following officers were elected and installed:
Worthy guardian, Mrs. S. K jenkins; adj
wiser, Mrs. Mabin clerk. Margaret Jenkins;
Banker, Mrs Blair; attendant, Mrs Seixas
physician, DR.. e. Hubbell; worthy magician.
Mrs. Hubbell; inner sentinel, Mary Brown;
outer sentinel, Mrs. Kienholz; managers Mrs
Harrington, Mrs Wright and Mrs Wood.
Next regular meeting will be held Monday
evening. Jan. 16.
Court Red Wing, Independent Foresters
held a public installation OF officers on
Wednesday evening. followed by very sue
cessful card party. The high chief ranger
assisted by 3. N. Young, high treasurer. act
ed as installing officer.
The officers of Court Rosemount, Independ-
ent Forester, were installed Tuesday evening
by the high chief ranger at an open meet
ing. check from the supreme court, in
payment of the policy of Brother Bennett.
lately deceased, had been received that day
and was exhibited at the meeting. In this
case the check was received within nine
such promptness in the payment of claims is
usual in the Foresters, this is the first oppor-
tunity any of the courts in Dakota county
have had Of realizing 1t by actual expert
ence, and consequently are very much pleas
ed. The high chief ranger installed the Of
ing The high chief ranger will visit Court
Lakeville on Wednesday evening.
A circular has been issued BY the standing
committee Independent Foresters, announc-
ing the next session Of the high court at
Minneapolis on Wednesday, Feb. s. in the
Masonic Temple. Attention is called to the
necessity of courts sending in their reports
and dues before Feb. in order to entitle
them to representation. Representatives are
requested to forward their credentials to the