The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-28
amendments to the bylaws. Every mem

amendments to the bylaws. Every mem
Der should attend.
Today Ivy Lodge No. LIS will unveil
memorial stone, erected to the memory
OF Brother Folmer, services to commence
at 2:S0 p. m. The Uniform Rank from
this city, the members of the G. A. R.,
Company B, N. G. 8. M. and the members
of the subordinate lodges, K. of P, will
meet at Castle hall, Sixth and Robert
streets, at 1890 and proceed by special
cars to the fort, accompanied by Seibert's
band They will be met this side of the
Fort Smelling bridge by the members OF
Ivy lodge, who will escort them to the
cemetery. A firing squad from Company
viii fire volleyS over the graves of
both Maj. Wilkinson and Brother Floh-
mer, and members of the G. A. r. are re-
quested to join in paying a tribute at the
same time to the memory of Maj. VII
knson, whose memory all revere The
special cars will also be reserved for the
return trip.
The memorial services Of the knights
OF Pythias on Sunday, June Is, will be
held at 3 p m. in the grand opera house
Brother William Henry Eustis, Of Min
neapolis, will deliver the memorial ora
ton and the ceremonies will be strictly
In accord with the Pythian ritual Fur
Sundays paper.
A. y. u. w.
On Tuesday Eureka held its regular
meeting. with large attendance. Three
candidates were initiated.
The entertainment committee of the
advisory council have called a special
meeting Of the council for Wednesday
night, May 31st. The meeting will be
held at Central hall, Sixth and Seventies
streets, and Is for the purpose of making
a final settlement for tickets exact, sold
for March 10th entertainment.
Vorwaerts Lodge, No. 107 held a we'll
attended meeting on their regular night.
Business in general was gone through
rapidly by Brother Beichmeister. who
presided in the absence of our w. w.
Schulze. The committee on picnic Is to
have the matter arranged for some time
in June.
Hiawatha Lodge met. as usual, Thurs
day evening and received ten new ap-
plications, no stone is being left unturned
that will in any way contribute to the
success Of the grand class initiation,
which, owing to a necessary change in
dates, will occur June 9Th, instead of
June 1st, as originally advertised at the
last meeting. Final arrangements as to
programme were agreed upon. The lodge
was addressed by Brother Wood, of Eu-
reka lodge, 40. 8.
Concordia Lodge, No. 8, holds its regu-
lar meeting June Z. There will be seven
to be Initiated.
DEGREE OF HONOR.
Prosperity Lodge, No. 10. D. of H, gave
Its fifth annual May ball on Thursday,
May 11th where the members and frieds
danced merrfly to the music Of Pepins
orchestra. The event of the evening,
choosing a May queen from the bevy Of
pretty girls and winding of May poles
by thirty dainty little maidens, was a
he RI
plause from those present. The choice
for queen fell upon Miss Mamie Lallar
who bore her honors blushingly, but
bravely The committee on arrangements
consisted of Sisters Heron, Eshelby, Gray
Thornton, earle, Lyton, Brennan, Mack
and Votell
Teutonis D. of H, No 129 held a meet
ing on the afternoon of May 16. Alarge
attendance was present. Two new mem
bers were initiated, two balloted for and
three new applications. This lodge Is
very active and keeps up the interest
of the work. Three or four beneficiary
members are expected to be added at
the next meeting A social entertainment
Is looked forward to in the near future
Concordia, No. $50, will give a dance
on Saturday evening. May q, instead Of
Monday evening, as given in last weeks
paper On Tuesday evening. June 8.
1899, Columbia lodge will give a euchre
party at central AAll. IT1zeS Will De
awarded and refreshments served.
MODERN WOODMEN.
Unity camp No 1851. NJ w. A, adopted
another large class at its last meeting,
thirty-one candidates being taken
through the forest, and placed in stand
ing in the beneficiary degree; the enthu-
siasm of the members, promises q still
larger list for the next meeting. On Mon
day night the officers and team eXem-
plit!ed both degrees at South Park, and
desire to publicly express thanks to their
hosts at that place for the hospitable
manner in which they were entertained.
Neighbor Mccormack, who has been
acting as escort, North Star camp, ten
dered his resignation at the last meeting
Of the camp, and his business neeessi-
tates his absence from the city almost
continually. Neiyhbor Carmichael, one OF
the managers, also resigned. as he Is
about to leave the city. An election to
fill the vacancies caused by these two,
designations will be held at next meet
ing. A committee was appointed to look
after the matter of procuring banner.
This committee will report at the next
meeting. A class OF ten will be initiated