The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25

nome lodge, the second and third by
Capitol Lodge No. 81. A very pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all present. Just
nfty members went from st. Paul After
session supper was served and remarks
made by several of the visitors Silver
Lake lodge is on the upward move and
this trip Of st. Paul knights will help
the movement
A Pythian picnic by the united St. Paul
lodges is on the cards. All lodges VIII
appoint committees next week
ROYAL ARCANUM.
AT the last meeting in June, HennepIn
council voted SIS to the New Richmond
fund and the Hennepin Court of Royal
Ladies added $40 more
Past Regent Allen Gerrish of Golden
Sheaf council, was in the Twin Cities
during the week and reported his council
to be progressing finely.
Tie new application form his been is
sued. The form of 1898 will still be legal
after Aug. 1, the word rate" being
| erased and amount substituted
Dr. C. b. Pillsbury, of Owatonna, past
regent Of Duluth council, called at the
grand council offices on Thursday. The
doctor will remove to FaribauIt next
week
st. Anthony council served ice cream
and cake to the members, their ladies and
The council meetings for the week end
Ing July 1 will be as follows: Monday.
| Hamiine, st. Paul; Tuesday, Cataract
Wabasha. Saltwater, Mortified, Itasca.
Pioneer, Mankato, Moorhead Vermillion
/ Falls and William Window; Wednesday.
M1nnehaha, Cecilian. st. Cloud, Owatonna
and Des Moines Valley, and SATURDAY.
Golden Leaf
The first semi-annual return TO reach
the grand secretary's office came last
Monday from Duluth council. The MEM
oership OF Duluth council at the close Of
the sem-annual term is 13e
DEGREE OF HONOR.
Columbia Lodge No. IA held a very in
teresting meeting Tuesday evening. Three
applications for membership were read.
1t was also decided to hold mont hly meet
ings during July, August and September
being on the third Tuesday of each
month. The card party recently given
by this lodge was a great success. both
financially and socially. The number in
attendance far exceeded 100 Banner
Ledge No. p, of Minneapolis attended in
body. That our Past Grand Chief Sis
ter Daley is held In high esteem by this
sister lodge will be noted from the fact
liiat on thls occasion 1t made her the re-
cipient of a beautiful manicure set.
DAUGHTERS OF PoCAHoNTAs.
Minnesota Council No. T. D. of p. at
Its usual meeting last Tuesday evening
erected the following chiefs: Pocahontas.
Mrs. f. j. Steiger; WenUnah Miss I.yde
LaVocat; Powhattan F. A. Denzer. and
trustee. c. Casperson. On account OF the
usual Tuesday evening meeting coruins.
on the Fourth of July, it viii meet Mon
day. July g. when the chiefs will be rails
ed up.
LEGION OF HONOR.
The grand council of the Northwestern
Legion of Honor met at Cedar Rapids
To-, during the past week, a large amount
OF WORK was done, the laws and plans Of
the order changed. and the order prae-
ucally reorganized. The grand officers
residing in st. Paul and the delegates
returned much pleased with the work
done.
ROYAL LEAGUE
railroad council will hold a regular
meeting on Tuesday evening, at which
time six new members will be Initiated
and four candidates will be baIIoted for