The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17

was decorated with flags and Cuban
curios. Cuban relics were awarded as
prizes. and were given to Mrs. Essen
menger. Miss Anderson, J. c. Mccall
and Mr.. Eisenmenger. A progressive
supper was served at II o'clock by Mrs
| Morey, Mrs. Moeker and Mrs Pottgieser
which was followed by dancing.
MODERN WoODMEN.
| Ramsey camp elected officers Wednes-
| day night as follows: Venerable consul. J.
I F. Harshberger; adviser Charles Mitch
| ell; banker, c. r. Sweeney; clerk, L. J.
Hart; escort. j. ]. Henry; Waterman,
James Bufena sentry, w. F. Young;
| manager, ]. c. Moore. This camp will
| give social hop to its members and their
| families on Dec. q.
| Capital City camp and Capitola camp,
II. N. of A, wills during January. give a
| Joint masquerade
| st. Paul camp, M. w. A., at the meet
| ing held last Monday evening, elected the
| following officers for the ensuing year:
| v. c., John Peters, W.. A, Ed Belden;
| clerk, Chas. Prices assistant clerk, Chas.
| Nyquist banker, VIM. Arnold; escort F.
| c. Schultz; Waterman, J. B. Voyer: SEN
try, O. A. Gjerdahli managers, H. Weber,
one year; Geo. E. Reed, two years; Chas.
| Falk, three years; physician, DR.. c. L.
| Miller; chief forester, A. C. Worden.
Unity camp will give minstrel show
next Wednesday night at Paul Martins
| opera house, West St Paul
| Maple Leaf Camp 33l, r. N. of A, has
| elected the following officers: Mrs.
! Dougherty oracle; Mrs. Prindle, vice
ORACLE; Miss L. Anderson, recorder; Mrs.
| Hegelson, receiver; Miss Altno, chancel-
| lor; Mrs. brewery, marshal; Mrs. G. An
| derson, inner sentinel; Mrs. Aman, outer
| sentinel James Smith, manager; Drs.
Whitney, Ball and Earl, physicians; Mrs
| Klinefelter Is past oracle.
Minnehaha camp will confer the second
| degree next Thursday upon a class of
| twenty.
| The 1901 heal camp committee met last
! Monday and adopted bylaws. A -.
| Johnson, of Arlington camp was elected
| financial secretary Regular meetings
| will be held hereafter on the first Friday
| III each month.
| Unity camp at the last meeting adopted
| ten in the first degree and elected officers
| as follows A. r. Longaker, " c.: w.
| S. Waller, w. A; c. s. Schurman, bank
er; J. s. <lmball, clerk; James r. Foster,
assistant clerk; j. II. Blanchard. escort;
| &. Douglas, Watchman r. W. D. Evans,
| sentry; B. E. Harmon. manager. This
camp expects that 1900 will be the ban
ner year in Its history
| D. OF H.
| At the last regular meeting Of Comp
| Lodge No. IS the following officers were
| elected for the ensuing year: P. c. of H.
Mrs. Louise McDonnell; c. of H, Mrs.
| Charlotte Kelly; L. of H, Mrs. Mary Ne
| mitz; c, of c., Mrs. Bridget Morrissey;
recorder, Miss Nellie Crobarger; hnancier,
! Mrs. Mary Warburton; receiver, Mrs.
| Elizabeth Perkins; L. T., Mrs. Annie
| Pollock; l. W., Mrs. Isabel Snider; o.
| W., Mr.. John Johnson; trustee, Mrs. LOU
| Use Mcdonnell.
Hope Lodge No. 20 held very inter-
esting meeting on Tuesday evening and
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: p. c. of H. Mrs. May S,ifer;
| C. of H, Mrs. Ida Douty; l.. of H., Mrs.
| Elma Smith; c. Of c., Mrs. Gertrude Cor
| coran; recorder, Mrs. Clara Sherry; finan-
cier, Mrs. Margaret Mahoney; recorder,
Mrs. Gena Stein; S W., Mrs. Mary
Mauer; I. w, Mrs. Lena Finstad; o. W.,
! Mr.. Louis Vinver; trustee, Mrs Emma
! Busby. For the good of the order re-.
marks were made by Sister Buell. and
visiting sisters from Diamond, Mayf1ower,
| Columbia, Prosperity and a visiting SIS
ter from Cedar Rapids To-. and Brother
/ and Sister Munson Refreshments were
/ served by the members.
/ Court Gen. Sibley initiated three candi-
1 dates and acted on five applicants at the
/ last regular meeting. Election OF officers
then took place, and the following were
elected: Court deputy, M. c. Mccarthy;
| C. R., L. Rutherford; V. G. R., A. West;
! F. s., F. Whitimore; r. S., o. S. Bum;
IL easurer, r. A. Shane; chaplain. A 2.
Fuller; S. w, c.. Norton. ]. w, p.
Cowly; 8. B., A. ]. Meyers; J. b, r..
| O'Brien; members of companion Court
! Kenilworth were present
Seven patriarchs of Hancock enc2nap-
| ment were exalted to the royal purple de-
gree, through courtesy of Minnesota En-
campment Mol, at its last meeting
Canton Apollo social hop last Thursday
evening was well attended and very
good time had by all participants.
I Next Thursday evening Canton Apollo,
| patriarchs militant will visit Twin City
| lo6ge and take part In the comforting of
the first degree on several of Twin City
initiatory members.
Excelsior Meridian Lodge No. 81 will
have a large class of candidates tomorrow
evening and will work the first, second
| and third degrees
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Washington Lodge No. "a reports an
other we'll attended meeting last Wednes-
day P. c.. C. Ross and G. G. Shack
ford, of Lincoln lodge, assisted in con-
ferring the third rank upon one es-
ton to be acted upon, and at the next
meeting matters OF great Importance will
have to be decided upon, hence every
member is expected to be present.
Champion Lodge No. Is conferred a
very successful second rank on Friday
evening, and on Dec e will work in the
rank of knight with four candidates. A
committee was appointed, consisting of
Bros Fleissner, Munich and Bork, to
work in conjunction. with a Committee
from Lincoln Lodge No. 9S, for the pur-
pose of having a public installation of
officers on Jan. 5.
WOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS.
At the annual meeting Of Acker No.
Z, of St Paul, last Thursday the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Alice Y. Bordwell;
senior vice president Esther A. Kenne-
! dy; junior vice president, Carrie E. Meek
er; secretary, Mary E. Beecher; Treas
urer, AIDA Kendall; chaplain, Rebecca
H. Carmichael; conductor Rachel Ross;
guard, Lillian Arbuckle; delegates to de-
partment convention, Annie NJ. Croker
and Rachel Ross; alternates, Louise Luz
! cas-, Susanna Lightbourn. Mrs. Margar-
ct Thompson was selected as installing
| officer.