The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-05
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS.

University lodge, A. o. U. W. at it's
W. Mednesday meeting received five applications
Of the large class for which the entire mem
bership OF this lodge is now hustiing The
meeting closed early. for the purpose of ad
mlnistering the Oriental to class Of
twelve pilgrims The work was performed
by Grand Orient c. Bolter. assisted by Grand
Medical Examiner DAILY and others.
Como lodge. 4. Q. U. w. has meeting
company with G. A. Klienschnidt and Gust
F: Harrity to represent Como lodge in the
advisory council. e. A. Fader was elected
structed
Northern Lodge No. LEG, A. o. U. w. at
Its last meeting submitted an amendment to
article TO- section IL. grand lodge constitu-
ton, so that the relief committee would DE
n.ade larger in each lodge. 1t will come up
for discussion at grand lodge meeting. At
o'clock p. m. and close at 10 O'Clock prompt.
The rooms will be then open for a social
game of cards. They are at present prepar-
ing for ball. to be given in A. o. U. w.
hall. 9lS Rice street. on Easter Monday. This
lodge meets every Monday evening at 91S
Rice street. Visitors always welcome.
The famous visiting committee, started by
Northern lodge, A. o. U. W., last fall, on the
rolling SNOWFALL plan, now taxes the hospl-
tally Of the lodges visited. The appearance
of this band of $50 or more enthusiastic Work
men, is always the signal for general re-
Taxation from routine. The committee met
Friday, March g.. with Teutonia Lodge No
x, III.
meet with Humboldt No. 10.
Freiheit Lodge. A. o. U. W.. at it's last
meeting appointed delegates to the advisory
council as follows: Henry Stale, John jan
sen, John Hipp and Henry Hause, NJ. w.
The lodge also took for distribution among
IT'S members fifty tickets for the A. o. u w
entertainment at Market hall, March TO-
st. Paul Lodge No. H. A. o. U. W., enter
tanned the visiting committee Feb. "a in a
most satisfactory manner. The main theme
of discussion was the advisory council and
the proposed entertainment at Market hail.
Recorder ]. E. Froiseth, N. Nelson and John
Ohlberh were appointed delegates to the ad-
visory council. ]. E. Froiseth was reelected
as representative to the grand lodge
Eureka Lodge No. 8, A. o. U. W.. had it's
regular meeting Feb. 2S with a large attend
ance. The report of the entertainment COM
mittee presented an excellent showing and
Chairman Dahl was warmly congratulated.
1t was unanimously decided to celebrate the
twenty second anniversary of the organiza-
ton Of the lodge on March Is with ban
quet A strong committee was appointed to
represent the lodge In the advisory council
The business meeting of the lodge will be
held on the 14th at o'clock p. m. sharp SO
Vorwaerts Lodge No. 107, A. o. U. W.. had
meeting Feb 2S. Initiating one cand date,
with three applications on file for next meet
ing. Delegates to the advisory council were
appointed as follows: F. N Geldermann
n. G. Hertz. H. Neufeldt. The next meet,
ing will be held March 8, at 8 O'clock o. m.
at Central hall. Final arrangements Will he
made at this meeting for the entertainment
at Market hall, March TO-
Hiawatha Lodge No. 60 A. O. u w met
Thursday evening at Vasa hall, 254 East