The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-05
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS

l, sons Oh veterans, have been elected for
the ensuing year: George T. Drake, captain
Frank ]. Deyore. first lieutenant; LIE Roy
Lyon, second lieutenant; Harry B.. Drake,
nrst sergeant; Louis Sutheimer chaplain:
John P. Lyon, quartermaster sergeant; Julian
F. Baker sergeant of the guard; D. ". Bev-
ers, color sergeant; Charles E easier chief
musician; W. L. Cole, corporal Of the guard
j. II. Burch, camp guard; D. F. Cell. picket
guard. A meeting win be held this evening
at the ad1utants office, in Minneapolis, 10
perfect arrangements for holding the next
state encampment at Wayzata. Camp No l
expects to enter the prize drill comp etttion.
The camp will soon resume its regular weekly
drills. The regular anniversary ball OF the
camp will be held on Feb. %, portion Of the
receipts to be used to meet expenses OF Me-
mortal day.
Prosperity woodman Circle No. 3 Will hold
It's regular meeting Monday evening Feb g.
1899 at their hall, corner Wabasha and Fifth
street.
Deputy Supreme Organizer Lackey, who
visited Pioneer Press council ROYAL League
at their last meeting is making a hard strug-
gle to institute enough councils with sufficient
membership to entite the state to an advisory
council, and not very large additional mem
bership and seeks the hearty cooperation of
all members Of the Royal League in assisting
to accomplish the task he has set out to per-
form.
Railroad council, Royal League, has extend
ed cordial invitation to Pioneer Press coun-
ell TO attend their entertainment on the even
ing of the 14th CT February. There will be
cdrQS ana refreshments and prizes Will be
offered for the winners at cards.
Court General Sibley, Independent Forest
ers, at the last meeting decided that the court
give grand ball, and in pursuance of in
structions given committee of arrangements
1t was arranged TO hold it in Brack's hall
corner Of Concord and Robie streets on the
evening Of Friday, Feb. 10, 1899 Music by
RIDERS orchestra OF six pieces is engaged
thus insuring good music and pleasant time
for all who attend. Refreshments Will be
served without extra cost
A very interesting meeting Of Constellation
chapter, order Eastern Star. was held at
Masonic Temple last Wednesday evenir g. The
newly elected officers were installed, the cers-
monies being conducted by the grand worthy
matron. Mrs Pattee. A. P. swanstrom. in
behalf Of the chapter, presented the grand
matron with handsome bouquet Of flowers.
The usual banquet was given by the new
officers to a large number Of members and
visitors. The officers for the ensuing year
are: Mrs. Sophia Williams, W. M: Edward
McStay, W. P; Mrs. Mary Simmons, A. NJ.
Mrs. Martha Gordon. secretary; Mrs. Jane
Jaeger, treasurer: Mrs. Anna SandeIl, con-
ductor; Mrs. Anna Vanderbie. A. c.; A. P.
Swanstrom. chaplain; Mrs. Florine Patrick,
Adah; Mrs. Jessie Briggs. Ruth Mrs. Jen-
ME Paradis. Esther; Mrs: Viola Russell,
Martha; Mrs. Isabel Mackie. Mrs. Ferries,
Mrs. Warder. Jean c. Fisher, Eentries; Mrs.
Peel marshal; Mrs. Campbell. organist; Mrs.
Alice Munson. musical director.
The members Of the. Sons Of st; George will
entertain their friends at the Central hall,
Sixth and Seventh streets, next Monday even
ing. Feb. g. at $50 p. m. Ben Metcalf will
act as master of ceremonies and Prof. Fen
songs, Rotations, etc., viii be given by
Messrs. Boyd. Nash, Shepherd. Taylor, Smith,
Wfdlake and others. Refreshments will be
provided free to holders OF tickets. to be OBJ
tanned from members OF the order.
Capital Lodge No. ST. Knights Of Pythias,
will have work IN the first and third ranks
next Wednesday evening. All members Of
the order are specially invited TO attend.
Court Minnesota No 453 Independent Or
der of Foresters, will hold their next regular
meeting Feb. s. After the regular routine OF
business a card party and smoking social
will be INDUCED in, for which all arrange
ments have been made by the following COM
mittee: c. Anderson. A. w. Carter and c.
Laro1ue. To start the new year with an
necessary for the members to all turn out.
There is no question but what there Will be
plenty Of fun and jolly good time is an
ticipated.
st. Paul Council No 1896. The National
Union, will meet Wednesday, Feb 5, in Odd
Fellows hal. Fifth and Wabasha, and it
is expected that all members will be present
to take part in putting several candidates
through the various degrees. An enjoyable
evening Is anticipated and it is hoped there
will be a good attendance. Vita Nova Coun-
and Robert streets, Tuesday evening. Feb
7, and expects to have several candidates to
initiate. There will also be a business meet
ins, and it is desired that all members be
present.
ST. Paul members Of the National Union are
making a move towards securing the Nation
al senate meeting for st. Paul in 1900, and
with this end in view they desire the CO.
operation of every member in the Twin
Cities There will be new council insti-
tuted In Minneapolis on or about the 18th Of
this month with a charter membership Of 10.
Senate Deputy Wilson has been doing some
fine work In the Twin Cities and st. Paul will
send delegation to take part in the cers-
monies in Minneapolis
Independent Lodge No: III. D. OF II, VIII
give card party Tuesday evening, Feb. u
at l. o. o. F. hall, corner Fifth and Wa
basha streets, to which all A. o. U. ". and
D. of H members and their friends are
cordially invited to attend
A meeting of West Side Lodge No. log. l.
o. o. F., was held Wednesday evening, Feb.
1. at which meeting the first degree was con-
ferred The second and third degrees Will
be conferred on the evening OF Wednesday.
Feb. s, and it is hoped that there will be a
full attendance.
st. Anthony Hill camp. Modern Woodmea
will hold a regular meeting on the It'll. The
work will be in the first degree. The matter
of revising the camps bylaws will be con-
sidered, and other important business trans
acted.
The first degree conferred by Twin City
lodge, Odd Fellows, last Thursday evening.
and the second degree will be worked Lext
Thursday night
Of Foresters at Cambridge hall, Monday even
Ing Feb. 10, promises to surpass that Of \
year ago, when every available seat was TAX
en- before the opening of exercises. The COM
nlfttee In charge has decided to issue no
more admission tickets or invitations, and
those on hand are about exhausted.
The event OF the coming week in fraternity
circles will be the state convention OF Mod
ern Woodmen of America which will be held
in the hall of Minnehaha camp, B0wlby block,
next Wednesday. It Is expected that the dele
gates will number no and the meeting is Of
unusual Importance to st. Paul because the
members Of the order are to elect delegates
to the biennial convention Of the head camp
at Kansas City next June, and make arrange
ments for hard fight in favor Of holding the
succeeding national convention IN this city.
The visitors to the state convention are ex-
pected to arrive on Tuesday, and on Tues
day evening they will be entertained by Min
uehaha camp.
new court of the Order of Foresters was
instituted last Friday evening at Hamline the
supreme chief ranger acting as instituting Of
fcer. The charter list comprises over IS
names The officers elected are: Peter Nc
Callum, C. D. H. c. r.; George F. Jennings,
chief ranger; Andrew Ross, vice chief rang
err j. Hart, secretary; D. B. Ross, treas
urer; N. E. Currier, inner woodward; F. A.
Higgins, outer woodward; Hugh Jones, chief
archer: N. b. Atchison, past chief ranger;
Rev Peter Glare, chaplain The court will
meet at Masonic hail. Hamline, on the arst
and third Mondays of each month. BY reso-
luton, the charter has been kept open till
Feb 20.
Election returns received by the grand Sec
rotary. Odd Fellows, from 173 out OF 23S
lodges shows the following result: For grand
master. Gamble, 754; Hodges. %; Johnston,
So: Van Praag, 1856; deputy grand master,
Sumner. s42; Walbridge. 42s; grand warden,
Budd, 665; Henion, 3S2; Thiemer 254 grand
secretary, A L.. Bolton. 1,2s4; grand treas
urer. Sprague 1,2e7; grand representative,
Campbell, 1,2E. On the three latter offices
there was contest. On the first three Of
fees the following are undoubtedly elected:
Grand master, w c. Gamble of Fairnont:
deputy grand master Ira E. Sumner Of
Mortified; grand warden, Charles H. Budd