The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-19
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS.
MASONS.

MASONS.
At the last regular communication of
Braden Lodge No. 16S a. +. & A. M,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year; c. H Cooper, W. M; c.
3. Anderson, S. W; c. A. Van Slyke, ].
W: H. w. Eddy, treasurer; George
w. lIeatOn, secretary. The officers will
be installed at the next regular communi-
cation, Dec. I.
EASTERN STAR.
Members of st. Paul Chapter o. E s.,
have been invited to join the other st.
Paul chapters and the Minneapolis
chapters IL q trip to Saltwater, for the
district meeting Thursday evening. A
special train will be run on the Omaha,
leaving union depot at $3.50 p. H., return
ing in time for last street cars. Tickets
rs cents, to be had at depot from men,
bers of chapter 1t is hoped many will go.
DRUIDS.
st. Paul Grove No. Z. regular meeting
Monday. Work in the first degree. Sew
eral applications for membership were re-
ceived and referred. .
Vasa Grove No "a, at Its regular meet
Ing Monday, conferred the first degree on
one candidate and received one applica-
ton for membership.
Minnesota Grove No. l, at It's regular
meeting Tuesday, conferred the third de-
ltOrs were present. y progressive euchre
party will be given by Minnesota grove
next Tuesday.
North Star Grove No. 4, at It's regular
meeting Wednesday, worked in the first
degree. One application for membership
was received and referred.
Schiller Grove No. 3, at its regular meet
ing Thursday worked in the first degree.
The board of directors of widows and
orphans fund met Saturday and transact
ed large amount of routine work. The
grove shows a very good increase and al
together last year was a very satisfactory
one to the grand officers.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Maple Leaf camp will meet at their hall
Thursday evening. Several candidates
Will be present for initiation. A literary
programme Will be rendered by the mem
bers.E ~ a=ss 1889 5ro9
RoyalsOak Camp No=r 159,vR r. N. A, met
Friday evening. at, Odd Fellows hall, Wa
basha and Fifth, streets, and initiated one
member and received one social and three
beneficiary applications. The officers and
degree staff We're appointed a committee,
with Mrs. C. G. Collins as chairman, to
make arrangements for a ball or card
party in the near future, A committee
meeting will be held Wednesday after
noon al 2:3O at Odd Fellows hall to con-
slider which will be the proper thing.
Next meeting of the camp will occur Dec.
L and at that time election of officers
viii take place.
Capitola Camp No. 1910, at their last
meeting Initiated four candidates and re-
ce1Yed two new applications. After the
meeting lunch was served by Neighbors
Abe Lcstry, n. Anderson and A. IIedIund
Arrangements were made and a COM
mittee appointed to affiliate with a like
committee Of Capital City camp, NJ. w. Of
a III q 1Gila 1tnrf tot or,a han
In the near future.
MODERN WOODMEN.
Capital City camp, at the last regular
meeting, initiated two candidates, Ieceiv-
ed several new applications, also NOM
inated officers for the ensuing term. This
camp has had a very remarkable growth
the last year and the coming year 1t locks
as though it will double the membership
At the close Of the meeting the camp
was agreeably surprised by the Royal
Neighbors, Capitola Camp No 1910. R.
n. A, taking the meeting by storm. They
marched into the hall. They were intro
duced by Neighbor Rosamond De Lestry,
and In response the venerable consul, T.
Madison, welcomed them with a speech,
and the camp greeted the ladies by the
Woodman's honors. This was again re-
sponded to by the Royal Neighbors, sa-
Lutte. The ladies came we'll supplied. They
had an abundance of all kinds of fine
cakes, sandwiches ard coffee. The tables
were artistically decorated with flowers.
After the banquet they all took possession
Of the large hall, where the party enjoy
ed a number of Dances also a guitar solo
by Prof Lundgreen, piano solo by Mas
ter Anderson Music was furnished by
Mr. Morris and Tom Nealy, Mr. Miller,
Miss A. Pringle, Mr.. Lundgreen and De
Lestry.
Capital City camp will meet Wednes-
day, Dec 6, in one of the small halls in
the Central block 1t was decided by
the board Of managers of the camp to
accommodate Mr.. Bunker by letting him
have the large hall on the regular meet
ing on the 9Th of December.
A. o. U. w.
Capital City Lodge No. 2S7, A. o. U.
W, will give a grand masquerade ball
Saturday evening. Dec. &c. 1S99 The
committee in charge is Geo. Pabst. J.
Bergman Jr, Jas P. Moster The
masquerade will take place at Emerald
hall, corner Margaret and Forest streets.
All members of the order are cordially
invited to attend. Music will be furnish
ed by Koehler's orchestra A good time
is guaranteed to all.
University No. "a gave a very ENJOYABLE
card party Wednesday evening for their
members and ladies, which was very well
attended. After the game refreshments
were SerNeu' 4Hey are again nuSthng Tor
another large class for December. All
members are requested to attend the next
meeting. They have made arrangements
for grand ball to be given at Central
hall the evening of Wednesday, Dec. 6.
Tickets are now In the hands Of the mem
bers for distribution.
ORDER OF REDMEN.
On Wednesday, Nov s, Minnewaukar
Tribe No. 2 gave stag social in wei
come of the members of the Thirteenth
regin emit The welcome speech was made
by Great Representative Thomas w