The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-10
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS.
MACCAREFS

MACCABEESo.
On Monday evening, Sept. IS, Maccabes
party and dance, opening its series of en-
tertainments for the winter. This tent
Will make It's entertainments a leading
feature the coming season, with variety
Of attractions. All Maccabees and their
friends are cordially invited.
A. o. H.
Division No. 6, L. A, A. O.. H., will
give a card party and hop Monday even
ing in Twin City hall.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Prosperity Camp No. 1884, r. NJ Of A.,
held well attended meeting Sept 9. a
great deal Of business was transacted
during the meeting. A final report was
made on the social that the camp gave
in July. Neighbor Benner reported total
receipts, $5S After all expenses were
were present, also Deputy Supreme Ora
Gle Bamford. The camp will be enter
tanned at their next meeting with a lit
eIary and vocal programme by different
a feature Of the camp once a month.
Oracle Neighbor Mary Bowen was ap-
pointed official correspondent Of the camp
for the Minnesota Wedge and other pa.
20. All Neighbors are requested to attend.
LADIES OF G. A. r.
Ellsworth Circle, Ladies of the G. A.
r., intends giving lawn social at Mrs.
McCleary's, Fourth street and Maria ave-
nue., Wednesday, Sept. y. Computes:
Mrs. Pardee, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Burgess
and Miss Austin.
MODERN WOODMEN.
st. Anthony camp met Tuesday.
Saltwater camp will dedicate their new
hall on the 18th. A delegation from st.
Paul will take run over to help them.
Copeland camp had first degree work
last Tuesday. Chief Forester Andres Is
rapidly getting his new team in working
order.
The central committee will hold meet
ing next Monday, having deferred the
usual one of last Monday on account or
Labor day
gree upon four last Thursday. The ques-
ton of new hall was discussed, but not
decided. The next meeting for business
will occur on the 21st
Arlington camp adopted three new
members at the last meeting and received
one by card. The new team made Their
first appearance, and were heartily APP
plauded for their good work.
District Deputy Merchant has COM
menced active work in the city. Ne1gh-
Dor Qaintance, who has been trans
ferred to Maryland, writes that he is
well pleased with the outlook In that
state, and will institute the first camp in
the city Of Annapolis.
A o. U. w.
Elaborate arrangements are being made
by the Memorial day committee TO insure
a worthy observance of the day on the
oath inst. at the Peoples church. One
of the most eloquent orators In the order
has promised to deliver the Grafton. The
Eureka No quartette will sing. The
Postoffice band has been secured to head
the march and il only remains for the
membership to turn out in good numbers
to complete the programme. The church
ought to be filled 10 overfowing, ana
will be so if every member does his duty:
Come yourself bring your friends. and
family, and let the people see that the A.
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Capitol City Lodge No. 237; A o.. U.
at Emerald hall, Margaret and Forest
streets, Saturday evening, Sept; 10; The
committee in charge are: A. F. Pabst,
]. Bergman. j. and James P. Master. The
ladies Of Independent lodge No. 1l2. D: of
H will serve ice cream. Music viii be
furnished by Koehler's orchestra. All
friends of the lodge are cordially invited.
ODD FELLOWS.
Last Wednesday evening, Freja lodge
No. 129, 1. o. 0. F., conferred the initia-
tory degree on four candidates. Wyoming
lodge No. 1885, of White Bear, was pres
ent in a body, and there were many Wis
itors from other outside points, notably
Duluth, Anoka, etc. Refreshments and
cigars were served after the ceremonies
were concluded.
Freja lodge will confer the initiatory
and first degrees on several candidates
next Wednesday evening, at which time
the regular staff of the lodge will be as
sisted by members from Canton Apollo:
Last Thursday evening Twin City lodge
conferred the third degree and received
twoo applications for membership.