The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-12
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS.
MODERN .WooDMEN.

AAS IOCol camps OF the MODERN w OOQ-
men tuesday night perfected a perma-
neht organization for the entertainment
of the national head camp meeting, to
be held IN St Paul in 1901. Fourteen
camps, including North st. Paul, we're
represented by slxty-one delegates. Pre-
liminary meetings had been held, and a
constitution and rules adopted, so that
when the election OF officers occurred
there was not single contest, all the
officials being elected by reclamation
Those chosen were:
President H. 4. Monroe, Copeland
CAMP; vice president, c. s. Olmstead, St.
Pau camp; recorder, N. McIntire, Ram
sSey camp corresponding secretary, L.
alarms, ". H Rolling. Forest camp
The delegates attending the meeting
and who Will constitute the permanent
committee are:
Arlington Camp-A. G. johnson, j. O..
Linden, Val Neitzling, A. P. Anderson
and o. Ackers.
Northcott Camp-M. Shovel, H Rosen-
baum.
Liberty Camp B. Morrison, F. w.
Hill, A. Clausen and Charles Eckman:
Forest Camp-W. H Rolling. G. w.
F g. PA A H da1en and 9 e. Jones
quest G. S. Olmstead and J. Mcclure.
Unity Campo. H. Bronson, B. E. Har-
mon; F; c. Kinney. R. Evans and ]. S.
Copeland Camp-H. A. Monroe, A. w
whitney c. H. Prindle, W: Blinkhorn,
A: j. Holmes and Fred. G. Nelson,
Ramsey Campo. Mitchell, c. F. Swee-
ney and M. McIntire
North Star Campo. r. Daley, P
Madison, F. Knapp, L. Waters and r. L.
Bonham.
~ St. Anthony Campo. o'connen, J.
New Capitol Camp. ]. Reber. c. Rau-
man and G. MiXeter
= Minnehaha Camp-A. J: Brawley, I. E.
Penny, w. H. Alton, J. N Mounts, w c.
Dunphy. A. II. Hooper, John F. Krieger,
Ralph Slocum, E. Lott and Harry Frank
lin.
The committee decided to work tenn
porarily under the constitution used for
the Kansas City head camp meeting, but
appointed subcommittee to make such
revision as may be needed to suit local
conditions.
All the camps affi!iating reported hav-
Ing voted a quarterly per capita tax Of
% cents per member, which, if paid every
quarter until the head camp meeting,
will create fund Of more than 5000.
The next meeting Of the committee will
be on the second Monday in November,
after which regular sessions will be held
the first Friday in every month.
Capital City camp, at the last meeting
amour ed the bylaws in regards to sick
benefits, and all members should get
full information from the clerk. At
the next meeting, Wednesday, Nov IT,
nomination of officers will occur; also
arrangements for joint entertainment
with Capital Camp Of r. n. of A will
be made, and other very important bust
ness will come up at that time.
r. c. MacRae, clerk of Liberty camp,
NJ. w A, reported at the regular meet
ing of the camp on Wednesday evening
last that the present camp was in a very
fOurishing condition. His report also
showed that the present war cry was
onward and upward" Four new mem
bers were initiated and three new appli-
cations were received and referred The
annual election and nominations of officers
for the year Will take place Wednesday,
Dec. 6, at Odd Fellows hail. Fifth and
Wabasha streets, The appointment of an
entertainment committee for the fall and
winter series of entertainments will also
be made at this meeting, and full at
tendance Of all members is requested.
INDEPENDENT FOREsTERS.
Court Five Points will meet next
Wednesday and initiate a class of can
didates.
Court Lion Heart initiated a class Of
eight last Wednesday and acted upon
several applications.
An agreement has been reached to con-
solidate this court with Court Five
Points. The consolidation will take
place about the first of the year and will
be duly celebrated.
Court Minnesota met last Tuesday and
initiated two candidates and acted upon
eight applications. committee was ap-
pointed for the purpose of entertaining
the high court, which meets in this city
next February.
Court Gen. Sibey, West side, gave up
the first part of their meeting last Fri
day to the institution of a companion
court which was successfully accom-
plished The charter list was procured
by Mrs. r. Shane, and the court insti-
tuted by Miss Davis, supreme organizer.
After the ladies closed their meeting
the court went to work and initiated
several candidates and passed upon a
number of applications.
UNITED WORKMEN.
Independent Lodge No Il, Degree of
Honor, held a very interesting meeting
last Tuesday evening. Three applications
were received and two certificates Issued
The lodge will give a card party at it's
next regular meeting. At this meeting
nominations of officers takes place also
and you should not miss it. Come and
have good time Bring your friends A
H. and A. O. L. w. lodges.
COURT OF HONOR.
st. Paul Court No. $50 will on next
Thursday nominate officers. There will
also be initiated a number of candidates
and arrangements for the first annual
social or ball will be made. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
MACCABEES
ST. Paul Tent No. "a have issued invf-
tations for their fifth annual ball to be
held at Cambridge hall. 140 East Seventh
street Ryan annex, Thursday evening,
Nov. %. The Bostonian orchestra will
furnish music, and nothing has been
spared to make 1t one of the finest ever
held. The tent is growing very rapidly
and having a large attendance at every
review. The committee on entertain
ment furnish something every Monday,
which is always we'll received.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Twin City lodge has arranged for So
cial session Monday evening in commem-
grafton of Its eleventh anniversary. There