The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-29
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS.


NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS.
Star of the Union No. IL. D. of H., A. O.
u W., had an enjoyable meeting Jan. "a.
6.ur candidates were inittated and one APP
plication for membership #was read Sister
Andrist. proving to be o1r2 hustler" for 1885,
was presented with a,spretty gold pin. Wis
itors were present from the following lodges:
Prosperity, West Side, Teutonia Como Lib
erty and Diamond. Luncheon was served in
the dining room Dancing. including '.cake
walk was a feature OF the evening. Sister
Korfhage, of Teutonia lodge and Dan Kin
sey carried the cake away. dance viii
take place at the next meeting, Feb. IA
Sir Knight Carter, of Washington d. c..
surgeon general Of the Uniform Rank, K of
p, is making short visit to the city in the
interests of the order, and would like to meet
all sir knights at st. Paul tent next Monday
night.
Columbia, D. of H.. has rented the entire
second floor OF Central block, Sixth and West
Seventh streets, for grand social to be
given next Tuesday evening. All members OF
the order and their friends are invited Cards.
dancing, music, etc. will be the order.
The initiatory degree was conferred by Twin
City lodge, I. o. o. F., last Thursday night
and the same degree and also the first degree
will lie worked next Thursday.
The grand encampment, l. O. O. F. of
Minnesota, will convene in this city on Feb
% uAxt
Twin City lodge, I. 0. o. F., will celebrate
it's eighth anniversary on the ed of FEBRUARY
next.
Maple Leaf Camp No. ss1, Royal Neighbors.
gave progressive cinch party Thursday
evening. The prizes Were awarded as fol-
lows: First prizes, Mrs. III. brewery and Guy
Shane; second prizes, Miss Esther Johnson
and c. II. Prindle; foot prizes, Miss Koechner
A representative number OF delegates from
the local lodges of A. o. U. w. and D. of H.
met, as per agreement. at Vasa hall Thurs
day evening, Jan. g. and perfected the or
ganzadon known as the A. O. u w ad-
vsory council. Officers for the ensuing term
were elected as follows: President, Jlmes
Drummond; first vice president, r. VI. Can
non; second vice president, Mrs. NJ Barthol;
secretary, Seth L. Isham; treasurer, James
T. Johnson. President Drummond appointed
standing committee entertainment as
follows: L. G. Olmstedt, Mrs. Bunker James
H. McNally, Mrs. Heron and Mr.. H. B. Burn
side TIE committee were instructed to for
muate plans for a mammoth entertainment
to be given under the auspices of the advisory
council in the near future, final arrangements
to be made at nesting Of the council which
will be held at Columbia, d. OF H. lodge
rooms, corner OF Sixth and Seventh streets,
Feb. l. Other important committees will be
announced later.
CAPITAL City camp, Modern Wocdmen at
the last meeting installed the following eff
GERS for the ensuing year: Consul, T. Mad
son; W. advisor, E. Louis De LesJry; clerk.
c. ]. Sund banker, J. E. Glen; escort, ].
Friden; Waterman, James Anderson; sentry,
Hans Nelson; physicians, E. NJ. Lundhom,
M. D.. and Mason Allan, NJ. D.; manager for
three years, H. C. Peterson. The installing
sisted by Past Consul l.. G. Anderson. After
the installing ceremony supper was served.
The first Court CT Honor in this city will
be instituted Feb. by w. 7. Hall, state
deputy. The court will start with a good
membership In brief, the Supreme Court of
Honor, is the only fraternal benefit order
organized under the supervision OF the in
surance department. 1t was organized in
Springfield, Ill. in july, 1885, has row a
membership of $4,000 in good standing. The
object OF the order is TO admit both ladies
and gentlemen between the ages Of Is and 80
years. either beneficiary or social members.
The special feature is the total disability
claim, which provides for cash payment to
the injured For further information kindly
call on c. J. Sund, care of Yerxa Bros. G Co.,
or George Pringle, 5S5 Wabasha street.
st. Paul Tent No. "a, Knights Of the Mac
cabees, entertained about ICE OF their friends
at progressive cinch last Monday evening A
good time was had until about Z
dancing followed. Ladies' first prize was
won by Mrs. E. L. Merrill; second prize By
Mrs C. B. Elliott; gents first prize, D. j.
Allie, and second prize by DR.. J. o. Caya-
nagh.
Nobility Lodge No. 10, D. Of H., held very
interesting meeting last Wednesday evening.
ceived. The following entertainment commit
tee was appointed: Mrs. Flick, Miss Mable
Hunter and Mrs. Flora Peters. progressive
euchre party will be held at the home OF
Sister Hyland, 761 Cedar street, next Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 1.
Prosperity camp, the New Royal Neighbor
No $500, NJ. w of A., met Jan. q. very
interesting meeting followed. -Four cand,-
dates were Initiated. and several applica-
tons for membership received and acted
on. This camp is well named Prosperity as
another class of twenty candidates will be in
itiated in the near future. The members OF
the degree team are all enthusiastic workers.
and ct their last meeting drilled like old
soldiers. The camD is very proud of their
officers, the presiding officer, Mrs. George
Bowen. having served two terms as oracle
Mrs. ". Rolling. The camp will meet Wednes-
day, Feb. /
h. c. H, ard George F. Woo'sey, high sec
rotary, United Foresters. left last night for
Chicago, where thew will attend the annual
se1sion of the high court of Illinois An
executive council meeting will be he'd In Chi
cago Monday and important business Is to
come before the committee.
Peter McCallum, P. C. R., of Ham.ine has
now secured thirty-eight nigners for his chae-
ter for a new court Of United Foresters. and
on Feb. 8 Court Ham inc will be Instituted
by the supreme and high court officers
Paul and Minneapolis. The ceremony will be
he'd at the new hal at Hamline and an in,
teresting time may be expected.
Wabasha council Royal Areanum elected
H. C. Baker regent, E. G. Fallinger vice re-
gent, and Louis Feeser Jr., secretary to fl
vacancies, last Tuesday evening The new
officers were installed by Past Grand Regent
Elijah Baker. r.
The board of directors of the widow and
orphans fund of the Druids met Saturday md
transacted large amount of business. St.
Paul Grove on last Monday received two
applications fer membership and had work
in the first degree Monday, st. Paul Grove
will give a card and dance party. Vasa
Grove. at its meeting Monday conferred the
first degree On seven candidates. and six ap-
plications for membership were received The
grove will work In the exemp-iGed second
next Monday North Star Grove, at its meet
ing Wednesday, conferred the first degree or,
two candidates; two applications for mem,
bersfip were received and referred Noble
Grand Arch Otto Rohland paid the grove
visit A social entertainment closed very
successful evening.
The officers Of the grand lodge United
Workmen, of Minneapolis have been in ses,
sion for two days. going over the financial
matters of the order fer the past year and
making their annual examination Of the &c
counts of Grand Receiver j. ]. McCardy Mr.
McCardy has held this position since JAN
"a 1871 The entire income of the grand lodge
for the year of 1898 was s346 312. So The com
mittee included Char,ea G. Hinds grand mas
ter workman; J. M. Diment, grand foreman;
Olaf Olson grand recorder; J. j. McCardy
grand receiver; A T. Stebbins, chairman
of the finance committee. and E. E. Hugh
son, of the finance committee.
Noble Franklin Lodge No. 2. A o. u w.
entertained the visiting committee of the va
rious lodges of the city at their regular
meeting Thursday evening at A. o. o. W.
and social smoke occupied the evening The
Isl at their hall, State and Robe streets Fri
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