The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-10
Thursday evening. Several candidates
will be present for initiation.
NATIONAL UNION


NATIONAL UNION.
ST. Paul and Vita Nova councils will
give their first prize card and dancing
party of the season on Tuesday evening,
Dec. II, at Central hall, corner Sixth and
Seventh Streets and an enjoyable time
is anticipated. The entertainment COM
mittees from both lodges have spared no
pains to make this one of the most sue
cessful events ever held under the aus
pices of fraternaI order. The Commit
tees in charge are composed Of r. J. Mes
sing, w H. Gadd, c. L. jenkins, H. G.
! Rice, D. r. Campbell, e. ]. Weber, J. r.
Salyer, J. r. Patnoda, CT Vita Nova
council, and from st. Paul council J. w.
Morrison, ]. F. Jones', e. M. Rumsey,
John A. Vallee, M. A. Arnstad, II. M.
Arnstad. st. Paul Council No. 1856 meets
the first and third Tuesdays in each
month at Central hall, at Sixth and Sew
! enth streets, and business of vital i'm
/ portance will come up before the members
! at the next meeting, and all members are
| requested to be present. IHhe election Of
| officers for the ensuing year will also take
place at the next meeting. Vita Nova
| council meets the second and fourth Tues
| days in each month in Central hall, at
Sixth and Seventh streets, and all men,
bers are urgently requested to be pres
| ent at the next meeting, IS business Of
great Importance to the members will be
| transacted.
MASONIC.
The installation of the officers-elect of
Braden Lodge No. 1853 occurred last
Thursday evening at the Masonic Tenn
pie, the ceremonies being witnessed by
large number of the members Of the lodge
and their friends Following the install
| lation a reception and banquet was held
in the spacious hall above the lodge room.
| Music was furnished by the Masonic
! quartette, of Minneapolis, and the Twin
| City orchestra. Representatives of many
| lodges We're present, and added not lit
|. tie to the pleasure of the evening by
| their interesting remarks. Among the
I speakers were Bishop NJ. N. Gilbert, DR..
| A. J. Stone, Oscar Hallam, ]. c. Ben
nett, James j. Farley and Mrs. Frances
| e. Cahoon, worthy matron of ST. Paul
| chapter, Order Of the Eastern Star, the
members of which organization were
present by special invitation. The off,
| GERS of Braden lodge for the ensuing
year are: c. H. Cooper, w. M; c. B.
Anderson S. w; G. A. Van Slyke, ]. W;
8. H. Hesselgrave, S. D.; B. l.. Freely,
J. D.; H. w. Eddy, treasurer; G. w.
Heaton, secretary; w. A. Stewart, 8. s.;
A w. Whitney, J. s.; ]. c. Fischer,
tyler.
|: The newly elected officers Of Mistletoe
Chapter No. Sc, o. E. S., will be installed
Monday evening, Dec. -, by Past Worthy
Matron Mrs. Anna Sweeney; Miss Daisy
Yorlle, worthy matron; DR.. c. F. Sweeney,
worthy patron; Mrs. Mary Smith, asso-
ciate matron Mrs. Helen Sloggy, secre-
tary; Mrs. Carrie Gardner, treasurer;
Mrs. Bertha McCord, conductress; Mrs
Ella Van Dressar, associate condu3tress;
Mrs. Sadie B. Ray, Adah; Mrs. Meta
Nahum, Ruth; Miss Maggie Yorke, Es-
Their; Miss Lizzie Yorke, Martha; Mrs
Sarah Mitchell, Electa; Mrs. Lizzie
Fischer, warder; T. H. Sherry, sentinel;
Mrs. Emma Busby. chaplain; Miss Edith
Mathews, organist. The trustees are Mrs
w. c. Fischer, Chas. Mitchell and DR.. E.
w McCord
Constellation chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, has issued invitations for a
fancy dress and masquerade ball. to be
given Wednesday evening, Dec 20, in Ma
sonic temple.
A. o. u. W.
Noble Franklin Lodge No. q held very
busy and largely attended meeting
Thursday night. Ten applications were
presented for membership and twelve
were approved for the large class militia
ton, which will occur next Thursday.
Dec. IA. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: p M w.
George Doorley; NJ W., j. f. Mcclure:
foreman, H. X. Harrison; overseer, J. E.