The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-31
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOM
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.


ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Royal Oak Camp No. 159 will install
officers Jan. ). Deputy Supreme Oracle
Bamford will be the installing officer, as
sisted by Grand Marshal Sutton Jan. Is
the camp will give a progressive euchre
Maple Leaf camp and Copeland camp
NJ. w, A., viii hold joint session at their
hall Tuesday evening, at which time the
newly elected officers of both camps will
be installed.
The joint committee meeting of the
various Royal Neighbor camps of the
city, to be held Jan. 10, at Odd Fellows
hall, Fifth and Wabasha streets, at 2:3
p. M, in the interest of the 1901 cOnven
ton of the Modern Woodmen of America
promises to be well attended. The fol
lowing camps have so far appointed com
mittees:
Royal Oak-Mesdames G. ]. Herburger
E. B. Lott, A. E. Donaldson, G. F. Adams
and G. c. Collins.
H ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lizzie Foster, Ida
M. Bronson, Zca Henchman. Lizzie Long
aker and Emma Lehman.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mary Fallow, Anna
Sund, Maria Curran, Miss Bessie Carlson
and Mrs. Pringle.
Maple Leaf-Mesdames H M Drewry,
A. Anderson, G. H Prindle. James Smith
and l.. J. Klinefelter.
osperity-Mesdames M. Bowen, NJ L.
Benner A. Sauter, T. e. Kensberg and
F. NJ. Robinson.
Capitola Camp No. 1910, Jointly with
Capital City camp, NJ. w. of A, will hold
a fancy masquerade on Jan. II at Central
hall, Seventh and Sixth streets. Refresh
ments served free.
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS.
The officers Of Court Rosemount will be
INV he n 10Th
standing committee.
The high standing committee will hold
a meeting at Minneapolis next Friday fol
the purpose of making arrangements for
the meeting of the high court, which
takes place in this city next February
Court Minnesota held special
meeting Saturday evening at the
Windsor hotel to initiate a large class OF
candidates who had not been passed upon
at the regular meeting.
The officers Of Court Minnesota will be
installed by the high chief ranger at the
next regular meeting of the court on
Tuesday, Jan. 2. A social and entertain
ment will follow.
Ladies court auxiliary to Court St.
Paul. No. 24, I. o. F., will hold a public
installation Tuesday evening in Twin CT. "
hall. High Chief Ranger ONeill will
ofticiate. Members Of the court invited to
take their friends along. Refreshments
will be served free.
COURT OF HONOR.
St. Paul Court S52 at It's last regular
meeting elected the following officers for
the ensuing term:
Worthy chancellor, G.. NJ PringIe;
worthy vice chancellor, Anna ]. Sund !:
worthy chaplain, Minnie Blythe; worthy
recorder, c. J. Sund; worthy treasurer
II. c. Peterson; worthy conductor, Mary
]. Pringle; worthy guard, H. P. Harris;
worthy sentinel, c. Jensen; worthy di-
rectors, Christina Bamford and E. G.
Benner; physicians, DR.. Petrus Nilsson,
DIR. Alice Keefe Nilsson, DR.. Ascor Hall.
DR.. B. F. Leach, DR.. H. II. Glidden; con-
ductor and instructor of the degree staff,
John NJ. Theits; past chancellor ap-
pointed to install, E. L. DeLestry. The
second meeting in January q large class
will be initiated and an oyster supper will
be served.
A. o. U. w.
Noble Franklin Lodge No. 2 held an
enthusiastic meeting Thursday evening,
winding up the year 1899 with a large in
crease in men and money. Ten benefit
certificates We're issued and a proposition
to provide for a burial fund was enter
tanned, but was postponed for further
consideration until next Thursday, which
will be the first meeting of the new year,
when installation of officers will be held
and matters Of Importance finished up,
after which general good time will en-
sue.
RED MEN.
Minnesota Gopher Tribe No. p
on last Tuesdays sleep elected
officers for the next six moons: Sachem
Albert Stidle; S. S., ]. +. Clark; j. S..
Charles CaspersOn; prophet, S. G. An
drist; chief and record, Frank Stager
c. of W., George Howard; K. of W., NJ
D. Corvell; medicine man, Dr. Roberts
After the election the doors of the wig
wan were thrown open, and the mem
bers, with their friends, enjoyed the bal.
ance Of the evening with progressive
cinch. The prizes were won by Charles
Casperson and J. c. Rowan. The tribe
has organized a fife drum corps and will
be in line for the carnival.
MODERN WOODMEN.
Capital City camp held very interest.
ing meeting last Wednesday, Candidates
were initiated in the first degree. A mas.
querade will be held by this camp or
Jan. II at Central hall. Refreshments
free.
Forrest Camp 1914, Modern Woodmen of
America, gave masquerade ball Tuesd "
evening. The Bostonian orchestra fur
nished the music, The grand march was
led by Santa Claus and Columbia at
9 o'clock.
BANKERS UNION
The Bankers Union of the World,
Lodge No. 28, of st. Paul, will hold a
public installation in Central hall, West
Seventh street, Jan. 4 Refreshments will
be served. and State Organizer c. Z.
Brownen will be present; also Lodge No
rs, Of Minneapolis, with Deputy Burnhlm
ORDER EASTERN STAR.
Constellation chapter, o. E. s., will
have installation Of officers Wednesday,
evening at Masonic Temple. The in.
stallation ceremonies will be conducted
by Mrs. Mary c. Taylor, past grand
matron, and the musical programme by
Mrs. H. G. Munson.
MODERN SAMARITANS.
Astoria Council No meets .Tuesda,
evening, Jan. 2, when they will have
public installation of officers, and G
class will be initiated, to which member:
and their families are invited.
ROYAL ARCANUM