The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-26

encampment I. o. o. F., held jointly by
Hancock Encampment No. SO, and Minnesota
Encampment No. /, at the hall of the latter,
the degree staff Of Hennepin Encampment No.
Il, conferred the Golden Rule in an impress
sive and excellent manner on three of Han
COCKS patr1archs, and one from Minnesota
encampment After conclusion of the cere-
monies, well delivered and enthusiastically re-
ce1ved, addresses were made to the large num-
Der OF patriarchs assembled from the differ
ent parts of the state by W. G. Nye and F.
L. Powers, grand representatives; William R.
Johnson. grand master, and number of 9TH
ers, Past Grand Scribe Bolton acting as mas
ter OF ceremonies. In conclusion refreshments
were served in the dining hail.
Pioneer Lodge No. 23S, Order Sons OF St.
George, Will give another smoke social in
their hall on Monday evening" March 80. Ar
engagements are also being made for a St.
Georges day celebration on April "a. A con-
cert and dance will be given in the evening.
Court Capital City-No. GA, Independent Or
der of Foresters, has adopted a series of re-
cept1ons at the homes of members of their
court, the first of which was given at the
home Of Brother James McDonough, of Edger-
ton street, on Thursday evening where thew
aellsntfully enjoyed themselves at what they
termed an acquaintance reception" Brother
Henry Laretry will next entertain the court
at his home on Reaney street. March 20, al
progressive cinch.
progressive euchre party in their hall, Fifth
and Wabasha street. on evening of March
4, the proceeds to buy banners for the degree
staff
St Anthony Hill camp, NJ W. A, held a
we'll attended meeting on the 21st. At tn,
next meeting the bylaw committee viii re,
port and an effort will be made to organize
an additional sick benefit for those who wish
to join it.
Hiawatha Lodge No. 90. A. Q. U. w, held
a well attended meeting at IFS splenddiy ar,
ranged quarters Thursday evening Eel %
Two candidates were init l.ed and four april
cations received. Brother James J. Regain,
who, by the way, is president of the Catholic
Total Abstinence society, ard one Of the be ST
known and most succ ssstul workers in the
cause OF temperance in the state delivered IN
address on the life ana work of Washington
on Washington, written by himself. At the
next meeting Of Hiawatha lodge two solid sill
yer badges beautifully engraved and enclosed
in a neat leather case, will be presented to
Brothers Harry Kahn and Seth L. Isham.
Banner Lodge No. 4. a. .. u. w. will,
after the first of March, hold its resufer meet
of this lodge three candidates were initiated
Brother R. NJ. Cannon -Jr., recorder Of Banner
lodge. was unexpectedly called &c Kentucky,
where he will remain for some weeks set
ting up property interess.
Northern Lodge No. 128 A. O. u W., is
stlll as progressive ever. and the meeting
last Monday proves that the interest is On
the increase. At the request of Balaton
Lodge No. 11S, Minnesota, and by written an
thortty Of Grand Master Workman Charles
Kinds. they conferred the degrees on a mem
ner. This is the second time inside of a few
months that No. 1875 has conferred ths de-
grees for other lodges. Brother William ]
Francois reported gocd success in the sale of
tickets fer the grand Introductory entertain
ment Of the advisory council of the A. O. U.
W. to be held in Market hall on March TO-
All members were instructed to take special
notice of this event and strive to make it
great financial SUCCESS. Brother Trossen pre-
scented No. 126 with neat charity box for
their initiation ceremonies.
po1tl Todr No n
had the best turnout for months at their
meeting Friday evening Washington's birth
day was observed with appropriate cere-
monies. Brother John Owens, who is also
mayor of North St. Paul. delivered the prin-
cipal address, followed by short talks from
the following: Brothers J. B. Hagermann R.
A. Norsburgh, A: L. Sleeper an Joe Mueller.
Independent lodge, D. of H.. will visit the
North st. Paul lodge on Friday evening,
March "a, and extensive preparations are
being made for the comfort and entertain
ment of the sisters on that occasion.
Noble Franklin Lodge No. e. A. O. L. W.
at their hall, Eighth and wabasha held
very interesting and largely attended meet
ing last Thursday evening.
Business Mems lodge, A o. u W., was ad-
dressed Tuesday evening by Brother p. P
Barthol. Of Noble Franklin lodge, on the sub
1ect of The Advisory Council" Brother Bar
thol was enthusiastic and eloquent in his ad
vocacy of the council as step in the direc-
ton Of a larger and more comprehensive CO.
operation among the lodges than has here
Capital City Lodge No. 237, A. o. u W.,
gave ball Wednesday evening at their hall,
corner of Seventh and Reaney streets. There
were 100 couples present and all were enpar.
emily satisfied with the treatment accorded
them. A banquet was served at midnight
by members of Independent Lodge. D. of H.
Capital City lodge is composed largely Of
railroad men,
Humboldt Lodge No. 10. A o. u w con-
gregatedJ in large numbers st their hall. ST.
Peter and Seventh streets. Saturday evening
he nj M
to the grand lodge constitution. Several ad.
dresses were made in German.
Esther Lodge No. 80. A. o. U. W.. held
we'll attended meeting Tuesday evening. Ar.
rangements were made for an Easter BALL
which will be given at Central hall on Easter
Monday. The lodge will also give bro.
gressve euchre party at their next meeting
March Z.
Diamond Lodge D. of H. .Woman's Auxii-
larry No. 116. is one of the most progressive
and enthusiastic D. Of H lodges in the
state. At the meeting Tuesday evening many
visiting sisters and bro hers were in evidence,
ard were entertained with vocal and instru.-
mental music. Rotations etc. Among the
visitors noticed were Mrs. James H McNall,
and Mrs. Seth L. Isham.
Independent Lodge No. 112. A. o. U. w. at
their meeting in the ]. o. o. F. hall Tues.
day evening initiated three new members and
received five applications IndeneDdent lodge
has accepted the Invitation of North st. Paul
lodge to visit them on Friday evening. March
"a. and will go in a BODY.
Nobility Lodge No IL. A. o. u W.. one Of
the oldest D. OF II. LODGES in the state. held
it's regular meeting at A. o. U. W. temple
corner Eighth and Waha~ha streets Wednes.
day evening Sister Ellis. of Esther and
Sister Anna Isham. of Iudenendent lodge.
were present and made short add resses.
Secretary Isham. of the advisory council
A. o. u. W.. announced that the next meet
ing of the advisory council will be haId at
Lodge Room No. 4. Central hall. cn-ner Sew
enth end Sixth streets. ON Wednesday even
ing March at o'clock.
St Paul Court No. SO. C. q. F. held a
largely attended meeting last Tuesday even
ing at their new hall. over Al Robert street.
Two candidates were initiated and six april
cations for membership received. After the
transaction of regular business speeches were
made by visiting brothers the order in
general and. congratulating 81. Paul Court
No. SO in particular for the progressive and
entertaining features which the court have
added to their regular programme and order
Of business. Once r. month the curt holds
social session to which visiting br,thers ere
always welcome. The reeulas meeting ~ ats
of st. Paul Court No. So are the FIST ~.