The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-26

Auxiliary B. Of L. F.
Greenwood streets, by Great Sachem
Frost, assisted by the degree team of
Waneta Council No. 2, of Minneapolis
ms council will start with fifty charter
members
Court No. 80, Catholic Order of Forest
ers. held meeting Tuesday evening at
their new hall, No. All Robert street, one
candidate being initiated and considerable
new business transacted.
North Star camp of Modern Woodpaen
initiated ten candidates at it's last meet
ing The camp meets the first and third
corner Sixth and Seventh streets.
Eureka Lodge, No. 10, "A O. U. w, will
hold Its next regular meeting Tuesday
and expects to initiate a large class of
new members and take in some by card
At that time a complete report will be
given.
:. The advisory council, A. o. Y. w, held
evening at Central hall. The committee
having in charge the concert given March
~, at the Market hall. were warmly con-
graduated upon the conspicuous success
attained upon that occasion. The council
will hereafter meet monthly on the third
Wednesday of each month.
University Lodge No. "a, A. o. U. W..
put class Of twelve pilgrims through
the very mysterious work of the Oriental
degree last week.
Banner Lodge No. 4, A. o. U. w, has
ner of Sixth and Robert streets. Their
first meeting in the new hall was last
Monday evening.
Northern Lodge No. 1885, A. o. u W.,
has shown the sign OF returning prosper
ity by fixing up It's hall. 918 Rice street,
in neat and presentable manner.
appointed the following as delegates to
the advisory council Richard Coverdale,
Gust. Nemitz and George A. Klein
schmidt.
Grant Lodge No. So, a: O., U. w, meets
month. At the last meeting the lodge
advisory council; Louis Verwer John P.
Whelan, J. M. Sheire. The master work.
man, William Parnell. also becomes
delegate to the council by virtue of his
position.
Hiawatha Lodge No. &c. A. o. U. W.,
at it's regular Thursday evening meeting,
at Vasa hall. 254 East Seventh street, lis
tened to the reading of all the proposed
amendments to the grand lodge laws.
Diamond Lodge No. lie, D. of H, re-
ceived two applications for beneficiary
certificates at their last meeting, and
three applications for membership were
read.
Esther Lodge No. 30; D Of Of T.; t., held Ida
present from Prosperity lodge. One appll-
amount of other business transacted.
meeting Tuesday evening, initiated three
candidates.
Nobility Lodge, D. of H., No. IS, at it's
last meeting appointed, the following SIS
ell: Mrs. Ida Flick. Mrs. Helen sloggy
and Mrs. Emma Rose.
st. Paul Lodge No. 2, I. o. o. F., confer
red the initiatory degree Tuesday even
ing last, and will give card party next
Tuesday evening, play to commence at
o'clock.
St. Paul Tent No. 24 of Maccabees held
their regular review last Monday night at
their hall, All Robert street, with a large
attendance; two new members being adj
mitted. At next review, Monday even
Ing, March q, musical and vocal enter
tainment has been provided for the good
of the order.
The smoking concert, given by Pioneer
L l@S NO: 2Ss, sons OF st. George' on on
most successful Undertakings OF the lodge
this season. The opening number on the
programme was piano solo by Prof r.
N. Barber. Messrs. Boyd and Collins
sang several songs during the evening
+ and met with merited APPLAUSE, as did
also Messrs. J. W Smith, J. Shepard, J.
w. Taylor, A. Woodlake and j. Haigh.
Recitations by Mr. j. Lyddon were some
Of the best numbers of the evening. Mr..
Maloney sang several comic songs of his
own composition, and also contributed
several stories. J. Ball, the chairman, re-
cited 'Remembrances of a Bashful
Man." and also made a few appropriate
remarks on the benefits to be derived by
becoming a member. of the order.
Improved Order of Redmen, Minnesota
Tribe No. q. will give an anniversary
dancing party Thursdag evening, April g.
Capitol Lodge No. 81, K. of P, received
an official visit Wednesday last from the
grand lodge officers, headed by Grand
ccmpanied by A. J: Stobbart, G. v. c.:
Fred c. Wheaton. 6. K; of R., and A. c.
Godfrey, G. NJ, of c. The rank Of page
lions were received. After the work the
evening was given up to addresses by
the grand lodge officers and other promi-
nent knights, including Judge G. M. Orr.
One and all were very .outspoken in their
praise of the manner in which the rank
work had been done, and upon the pres
lodge Every meeting. shows an increase
both in membership and finances, and
never in a very successful history has
old 81 had brighter prospects than now.
bers are keeping them at it by setting an
example. There were, nearly 100 mem
H. wilson and Fred Knight sang. Next
Wednesday will be business night with
possibly work in the ranks.
The members of Eastern stern Star Rebekah
meet at the hall at 7:3o Tuesday, March
Is, by order of the noble grand
Triple Link Reb Ssa Lodge No 81 will
Fifth and Wabasha,i Monday evening,
April 3, sd
patriarchal degree tomorrow night on
several brothers. IL
Last Thursday night Twin City lodge
conferred the initiatOry degree and will
confer the first degree next Thursday
evening.
Court Abraham Lincoln, Independent
Foresters, No. 3414, has removed to new
quarters in the Pythian hall. Bowlby
block, corner of Robert and Sixth streets,
and changed the time of meetings to the
second and fourth Tuesdays of each
month. On next Tuesday evening the
court will have card and smoke social
Visitors always welcome. and all mem
bers are requested to attend this meet
ing.