The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-27
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS
FRATERNAL.


Unity Tent No. 8, knights of the Mac
cabees, held a very well attended and
enthusiastic review on Thursday even
ing, at which several applications for
membership were handed in. The social
part was enlivened by vocal and instru-
mental music and a side-splitting water
melon contest, in which two white boys
and a colored boy were the contestants.
A special committee was appointed to
arrange for an entertainment to be given
on the return of the Thirteenth regiment,
in honor of Sir Knight Robert Cotton,
who is a valued member of Unity Tent.
The entertainment committee is arrang
ing an attractive programme for the next
review
ODD FELLOWS.
The patriarch militant degree was con-
ferred by Canton Apollo last Monday
evening.
Twin City lodge conferred the first de-
gree last Thursday night.
A number of chevaliers of Canton
Apollo, last Thursday evening, first Wis
tied Union lodge and then went to Fort
Smelling to assist Smelling lodge in con-
ferring degrees.
REBEKAHS.
The degree team of Eastern Star Re-
bekah Lodge No. 50 are requested to
meet at their hall, Odd Fellows hall
1906, West side, for practice. By request
of the captain. VIM. H. Rolling Jr.
MODERN WOODMEN.
Prosperity Camp No 1884 will hold
| their next regular meeting Sept g. A
number of candidates will be initiated
! This camp will give lawn social Thurs
day evening, Aug. 81, at corner Mime
haha and Forest streets. All Royal
/ NPiPhbOrS Of NnnHTOnr oil ",
vited to attend. Prosperity camp meets
| first and third Wednesdays of each
month at Reaney and East Seventh
streets, Odd Fellows hall.
The secretary of the central commit
! tee has received number of requests
to postpone the next session of the com
mittee on account of Labor day and the
opening of the state fair. AS the next
session of the committee will be very i'm
| pOrtant, the meeting has therefore been
postponed one week and will be held on
Monday, Sept. II.
All camps should report their commit
tees for the preliminary session for the
/ head camp organization al that time so
that night of meeting may be set and
notices sent out This interests every
camp, whether affiliated with the central
committee or not
B. u w.
The next regular meeting of St Paul
Lodge No. %, B. U. w, will be Thurs
day, Sept. Z. A large class will be in
itiated.
ROYAL NEIGHBORs.
st. Paul Camp No. 1910, Royal Neigh
Dors, will hold it's first regular meeting
Monday evening at Hall g. Central block,
corner Sixth and Seventh streets. All
memberSeand candidates for member
ship should be on hand
ORDER OF REDMEN.
Minnewaukan Tribe No. met In coun-
Gil on Wednesdays sleep and reorganize1
the degree team, as on next Wednesdays
sleep they will confer all of the degrees
on pale face from the hunting grounds
OF Hastings. All members of the order
are cordially invited to be present, as 4
general good time is anticipated.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Washington Lodge No. IA had a very
large and enthusiastic meeting on the
10th and entertained the grand and SUI
preme representatives, who paid the
lodge an official visit, and Grand Chan
cellor Woolley installed the newly
elected officers, who were: ]. F. Angle,
c. c.; John Swanson, v c.; Thomas
Sweeney, P. Nose Perlman, NJ. of F.
The grand officers made some very fiat
tering compliments at the new progress
Washington lodge was making and bid
them godspeed in their good work.
| On Wednesday last Washington lodge
had another large meeting of its own
mmebers and received several new APP
plications for membership. After the
! social and ritualistic work the lodge ad-
| jcurned in a body and visited Capitol
| lodge and assisted in the third rank
work. All K. P lodges are forging
ahead and increasing their membership
in St. Paul.
A. o. U. w.