The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-10
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS.
ORDER EASTERN STAR.


Chapter No. Is was held at Masonic hall
last Wednesday evening" The reports Of
the officers shoWedstheo chapter to be In
hourishing condition. Among the Wis
ttors present was Mrs. .A4ary j. Taylor.
past grand matroni who installed Brother
]. c. Fischer into the office of grand SEN
tinel of the grand chapter Brother A.
! P. Swanstrom presented Brother j. c.
Fischer with a beautiful. gold headed
| cane as slight token ofathe esteem he
| is held in by his Masonic friends The
following are the. elective Officers for the,
ensuing year: w. M, Mrs. ]. c. Sim
mons; W. p, DR.. G. P. ,Sandberg; A. M,
Mrs. R. d. CzeikoW1tz; conductor Mrs.
Mackey;. secretary Mrs, NJ A: Gordon:
treasurer, Mrs. John Jaeger.
st. Paul Lodge No. "a elected the fol-
lowing officers Friday night: Worthy
matrOn, Mrs. Jessie Schuman; worthy
patron, Prof. S. A. Farnsworth; asso-
ciate matron, Miss Addie Knapp; secre-
tary, Mrs. Eunice H. Quick; treasurer,
Mrs. Eva Heaton; conduetress, Miss Inez
Hunter -
KNIGHTS OF PYFHfAs.
On Wednesday last Capital Lodge No.
81 conferred the rank of knight upon
i've esquires and balloted upon two ap-
plicattons for membership Next Wed
nesday the first rank will be conferred.
Ing for the installation of the officers
upon Wednesday evening, Jan 81
Washington No. "a conferred the sec
Ond rank at its last meeting p C. C.
Poupeny visited us on the fy,and Brother
Ross, an ever welcome guest, assisted
US in comforting the rank '@s7 ~ 7T1@1
At the last regular meeting of Ivy
lodge the follo wing officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Frank A. Woldt,'
chancellor commander James" Clark
vice chancellor; Frank Doyle; prelate;
Frank G. Hermann, keeper of records
and seal; William C. Woldt,@ master Of
finance; James Schulze, master of work;
Thomas Smith, master of exchequer; M.
c. Shermock master at arms; Thomas
Kneelands, inner guard. ~ -,
ODD FELLOWS.
Five patriarchs were advanced to the
golden rule degree by Hancock encamp--
ment last evening.
social hop will be given by Canton
Apollo, Patriarchs Militant, next Thurs
day evening In the hall OF Twin City
lodge, at Sixth and Seventh streets
Two candidates. were Initiated by Twin
City lodge last Thursday evening.
Bethesda Rebekah Lodge No gave
ehildren's entertainment last Saturday
evening for the benefit of the I. o. 0. F.
home. Pleasing features of the enter
tainment were the songs rendered by
Miss Oracle Keefe and cake walk by
Miss GraCie heefe: and: Master Roy
Johnstore .1
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Bethesda
Rebekah Lodge No L were entertained
by Mrs Anton Harnish at sher4home, No.
1868 West Seventh street, Thursday. aft
ernoon and evening. The, next meeting
of this society will be held at No.576O
Riverview avenue, the residence of Mrs.
RI VI of
and evening, Dec. 2t.r s.>..
Excelsior Meridian Lodge No. go work.
ed the initiatory degree on two candi-
dates last Monday evening and will work
the first degree. on several candidates
next Monday evening. The degree staff
Of this lodge are doing excellent work
under the management of Capt. W. H.
Hunt.
AT Union lodge the following officers
were elected last Thursday evening to
serve during the ensuing six months:
L. Harpaff, N. c.; Charles Ivey, V. g.;
H. T. Nelson. recording secretary; Rob-
ert Wilson Sr financial secretary and
H. Copilovich. treasurer.
DRUIDS.
| Vasa Grove No "a, at its regular meet
ing Monday, conducted it's work in the
first degree. Two applications for mem
bership were received and referred
Minnesota Grove No. 1 held a well at
tended meeting Tuesday. There was work
in the first degree Noble Grand Archer
Otto Rohland addressed the grove on
/ the good of the order. A social pro-
gramme followed the evenings work
North Star Grove No. 4 held a we'll at
tended and very interesting meeting
Wednesday, Maj. Ed s. Bean, a member
of North Star grove, presented the grove
with an elegant mahogany gavel. made
out of standard garrote, used In the exc
| cutlon of criminals in Billbad prison,
Manila. The gavel was made by the
! prisoners.
MODERN wooDMEN
The annual election of officers for Min
nehaha Camp No. GA, Modern Woodmen
! of America, was held at Bowlby hall Fri
! day evening. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: A. w LII
ley, venerable consul; c. N Dohs,
worthy adviser; J. N. Mounts, excellent
banker; A. H. Hooper, clerk; G. 8. Ha-
ven, assistant clerk; G. @Oleson, escort; e.,
Bomback and W. A. Dumphy, managers;
J. H. Wilson, Waterman; +. Bloomfield,
sentry; Drs. Penny, Martel, Goodrich,
Geer and Denny, physicians. The cleo
ton was spirited, but characterized by
the best of feeling throughout. The Of
fcers will be installed Thursday evening,
Jan. f. A committee composed of G. N.
appointed to draft resolutions facilitating
retiring Venerable Consul Harry Frank
lin upon the administration of the office
he relinquishes. Mr.. Franklin will soon
go East to lecture in the interest Of the
Modern Woodmen organization
Capital City Camp No. 1884 last Wed
nesday elected the following officers for
ensuing term F. Madison, venerable con-
sui; ]. Friden. worthy adviser; c. Rasmus-
sen, excellent banker; c.. j. Sund. clerk:
c.. ]. Bishop, escort: Nils Hanson, watch
man; ]. c. Brink, sentry. Manager
for three years, c. T. Hedlund; physf-
clans, E. M. Lindholm. M D. - Mason
Allan, M. D.; c. H Glidden, M. D.
A joint masquerade of Capital camp. r
N. A. and this camp will be held Jan. IT.
An election of officers was held at the
| last meeting of North Star camp, result
| ing as follows: R. c. Chinook. venerable
! consul: T.Cashmore worthy adviser; r. L.
| Bonhum, clerk; H. T. Bracket, assistant
| clerk; I. A Kohler. banker; E. ]. Craw-,
| ford, escort; w G. Bettinberg. watchs
| man; P. ]. LoeffelhoH, sentry; George
| Wilson and G. r. Daley, managers. The
| installation will take place at the reg
| ulat meeting to be held the first Friday
In January. s
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Maple Leaf camp, R. N. A.. will ho1d
its annual election of officers NJ tho haII