The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-06
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS
{ MACCABEES.

Unity Tent No. g. held a very we'll at
tended and satisfactory review on Thurs
day evening" last. The routine work was
frightened by the handing in of five ap-
plications for membership, the applicants
for which will be initiated in the next re-
view, which will be held at the hall. Fifth
and Wabasha street, on Thursday even
ing, Aug. TO- 1t is hoped that said review
will be attended to by members of Unity.
as we'll as other St Paul tents, as 1t GER
tainly will be very promising, on account
of the initiating Of the new members and
sociable entertainment to be given in
connection with it.
MODERN WOODMEN.
Capital City camp, at their last meet
ing, appointed a committee to arrange for
a family picnic in the near future.
COURT OF HONOR.
st. Paul Court No $50 will initiate fen
candidates at their next regular meeting
Thursday, Aug. II. The court is WORKING
up large class to be initiated shortly
Z. j. Sund has been appointed deputy
supreme chancellor for the district north
and west of the Mississippi. For informa-
tlon pertaining to the order address ST.
Cedar street.
DEGREE OF HONOR.
Columbia Lodge No. IA, d. of H. held
very interesting meeting Tuesday even
Ing. Four candidates were initiated II
was decided to have another picnic at
indian Mounds picnic grounds Sunday.
Aug. 6. All members and their f r;onSs
are invited to attend.
ODD FELLOWS.
The Royal Purple degree was conferred
last Monday night by Hancock Fncern-
ment. ip-
Upon invitation by that lodge, Canton
Apollo, Patriarchs Militant, visited 60
Iumb1a lodge and assisted in the confer
ring of the first degree upon several of
Columbia's members. After conclusion ne
the ceremonies ice cream and cake were
served and smoke enjoyed by ali
present.
In response to- an invitation bv Can.
ton M1nnesotas No. /, Patriarchs Mill
tant, to be present and assist at ''nal,
ing of chevaliers, Canton Apollo went
to Minneapolis last Thursday evening
One of the new chevaliers belongs to
Canton Apollo No. 8. Tomorrow night
the Minneapolis Chevaliers will visit
Canton Apollo and assist in conferrine
the beautiful Patriarch Militant degree
Vesta Rebekah lodge No. 8, I. o. o. F..
will install officers next Thursday even
ing, Aug. 10, as follows: Miss Ida Abel.
N. G.; Mrs. Anna Livingston, V. G.; Miss
Ida Wicker, Rec. Sec. All members are
requested to be present.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Last Wednesday Capitol lodge No. 81
worked in the First Rank, and will con-
fer the same rank again next Wednes-
day The picnic at Russell Beach to be
held by this lodge on Tuesday, Aug. Is,
promises to be a, great success. The
tickets are selling very rapidly, and a
long list Of prizes has been donated, par
ticularly for the ladies and children
There is no better arranged picnic
ground in the vicinity of the Twin Cities,
particularly for a family picnic, and all
who go are guaranteed good time. Ice
cream, soft drinks, ETC., will be on the
ground, but no beer or other intoxicants
will be sold.
DRUIDS
ST. Paul Grove No. I, q. A o. D., will
have special business to transact at their
next meeting, Aug. Z. A full attendance
is desired. Refreshments will be served.
ROYAL LEAGUE.
Railroad Council No 16S will hold a
regular meeting Tuesday evening at their
hall, No. Al Robert street. A class of
four will be initiated, three applications
for membership and other matters OF inn