The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-30

Monday evening, and will nominate Off
GERS for the ensuing term. There will
also be initiation of new candidates. All
members are requested to attend
All Woodmen in the city are invited to
attend the meeting of st. Anthony Hill
camp, on May 2. Arrangements have
been made to adopt large class, and at
the same time entertain visitors.
st. Paul camp, Woodmen, had largely
attended meeting Monday evening. Five
members were initiated and a number of
applications balloted upon, and others re-
ferred to committee. The team of For
esters furnished the candidates with a
hot time to the great amusement of the
other members of the camp. The camp
voted an appropriation for the central
committee in aid of the band fund for
the Royal Neighbors, and also added 800
to the Kansas City hustlers' fund The
following Neighbors will represent ST.
Paul camp at Kansas City in June, viz:
Neighbors Bissel, Worden, DR.. Whitcomb,
DR.. Miller> A. H. Jensen, Price, Schune-
man and O1mstead.
/ North Star camp, M w. A, rendered it's
members and their families one Of the
most successful and enjoyable entertain
ments ever given in st. Paul on the even
ing Of its last regular meeting. Follow
Ing fine literary and musical pro-
gramme, ice cream and cake We're served,
after which dancing was in order until
midnight A class of twenty will be in
itiated at the next meetingsof the camp.
Capital City No. GA Foresters was en-
terta1ned at the home of Mr.. John =.
QUINN 1872 Lawson street, Thursday even
ing. Mr.. Alvy Flaser, of 527 Broadway,
will next entertain the court at a mu-
steal.
Capital Lodge No. 81, K. of P, will have
ork iE the first rank next Wednesday,
May g. upon three or more candidates.
The team will meet for rehearsal on Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock at the castle
hall. This lodge will have rank work
every meeting during the month of May
Vorwaerts Lodge No 107, y. o. U. W..
held their regular meeting on the 18th
inst, which was well attended, one can
didate initiated and one application on
file.
Teutonia Lodge No. 112, A O. U. w,
held large meeting Friday night at It's
hall, Reaney and East Seventh streets,
for the celebration of the third Oriental
degree. West Side Lodge No Sc had prom
ised to have team present, but for some
reason they did not turn up, which de-
layed the proceedings somewhat. Howev-
er, fifteen members from the Sons of Her
man and some from Capital City Lodge
helped to make the occasion a very pleas
ant and interesting Cne.
University No. 81, A. o. L. W., had a
well attended meeting Wednesday even
ing. The committee on entertainment re-
ported that they had decided that the
next entertainment shall be, on Wednes-
day evening, May II, a euchre party for
the members, their wives, sisters, daugh-
ters and sweethearts. Each member shall
also have the privilege of bringing along
prospective Workman candidate.
Hiawatha Lodge No. so, A o. u. W..
is prosecuting the class initiation idea In
earnest, as was evinced by the turnout
at the last meeting. A circular letter ia
being issued to each member containing
a special invitation to attend the next
meeting, which will be Thursday even
ing, May 4, at Vasa hall, 254 East Sew
enth street
D. of H. Diamond Lodge No. 11e sur
pr1sed Banner Lodge No. 4, A. O. u. w.
informally at their regular meeting Mon
day evening. The members Of both lodges
were entertained with cards and dancing.
followed by lgnt refreshments. Music
was furnished by Diamond lodges or
chestra. ably led by Mr.. j. y. G.. O'NeilI.
which bespeaks it's excellence.
Grand chief of honor gave Diamo,a
lodge delegate to Grand lodge, Mrs
Marie Twiss, an appointment on com.
mittee of finance, the only appointment
made to any lodge in the SANITY Citv
Esther Lodge No. 80, st. Paul. had Z
very nice meeting last Tuesday even,
ing. Two new members were initiated
and three applications balloted on
Concordia Lodge No $50 held a very
interesting meeting Wednesday, April
10. Sister Beck made the lodge pres.
ent of Bible, out of which she read
beautiful passage.