The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-12


Capital City Lodge No. 237, A. o. U. W.,
Will initiate several members at their next
regular meeting, on March 20, at their hall.
corner OF Reaney and East Seventh streets.
AFTER lodge Closes they will give a smoking
social and card party In the lodge room.
All brothers Of the A. o. U. w. cordially
All members Of Vorwaerts Lodge No. LOT,
A. u U. W., are requested to attend the next
meeting meet OF the lodge, Tuesday evening. the
l4th inst, as very important business has un-
expectedly come up, which must be settled at
this meeting.
Northern Lodge No. 1926. A. o. U. W.. had
very successful literary entertainment ON
FRIDAY evening last The hall was crowded.
A "A large number of boys and girls, under 16
children are brought into the entertainments
and amusements of the lodges they will natI
rally drop into the order when they reach
the proper age.
Hiawatha Lodge No. 80, A. o. u W., Thurs
oay evening, at Vasa hall, held one of their
regular oid-fashioned love feasts. The lodge
oecloed to confer the Oriental degree on
class of pilgrims Thursday evening. March
70, and all Orientalists throughout the CITY
are invited to attend and participate in the
Lunch Will be served in the dining ROOM
1t was also decided to get up class of new
members, and committee of five was ap-
pointed to arrange for the same Henry
Kaufer and James McNally each sang se.ec
lions. Ben March sang "a Hot Time"
Star of the Union Lodge No. H. D. of H.
held very interesting meeting Feb 20
Three applications for membership were re-
celved and four candidates were initiated
Visitors were present from West Side Lodge
NO 10 After meeting, coffee and cake were
served. Msr. Schneider on behalf of West
side lodge, presented the lodge with a beau
tiful hardwood gavel and gavel block. Both
were handsomely engraved C. of H. Stewart
responded.
Prosperity No. 10, D. of H., had a full at
Three applications for membership were re-
ceived. After the meeting card party was
held. Mrs. Blake recited ''Pat Mallory Forgot
That He Was Dead" in a most taking way.
lodge on the evening of March % and some
magnificent prizes given away. All the A. O.
U. w: and D. OF H. and their friends are
invited to attend.
The card party given by Esther Lodge No.
80. d. of H.. last Tuesday evening was a
success.
Eureka Lodge, A. o. U. W., has completed
its arrangements for it's twenty-second ami
yersary banquet to be given Tuesday evening.
March IA. The business meeting of the lodge
Will be held at Z o'clock sharp. so that the
members will be able to be in their place
In time for the banquet.
Monday evening Excelsior Meridian Lodge
No. go. I. o. o. F.. will confer the first de-
gree on several candidates. The lodge Is re-
ceiving additional applications at every meet
ing and may be compelled to hold special
meetings for the purpose of comforting the
degree.
Myrtle Temple No. 2, R. S.. will not hold
meeting until Thursday evening the 18th
Capital Lodge No 81, X. of P. is Ger
tainly feeling the effects of better times. Last
Wednesday the second rank was conferred on
three the hoinv wit
members and visitors. Two applications were
received. Next Wednesday the third rank
will be conferred, and Wednesday, March o.
the grand lodge officers will pay official
visit to the lodge. The members Of the third
rank team are requested to meet at the hall
this Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Minnesota Gopher Tribe No. 81. 1. O. of R.
NJ, celebrated its first anniversary last
Thursday evening, March 9, at their wigwam,
State and ROBBIE streets: G. S. Frost, P. G. s:
being present. After the regular business
the tribe was surprised by large delegation
of Ladies of Waneta Council No. 2. Degree
of Pocahontas, of Minneapolis, and the lady
friends of Minnesota Gopher tribe. Address
of welcome was made by c. of R. Steiger and
was responded to by Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Bauer
and Mrs. Scott, Brothers Frost. Score He'll
and Mitchell Mrs. Scott, of Minneapolis,
addressed the audience on the advantages to
be gained by tnstitutng council of Degree
of Pocahontas on the West side. A musical
programme was rendered by the ladies', fol-
lowing taking part: Master G. Billiard, Miss
F. Sharp, Misses Giilett, Miss M. Miller. Miss
a piano duet by Mrs. Bauer and Master c..
Perry. Supper was served at Il 80 and after
supper dancing was kept. up until 2 a M
Unity Camp No. 1851. M W. of A., held the
largest and most enthusiastic meeting ever
held in st. Paul last Thursday evening in
to st. Paul Woodmen that: the officers and
team of Minnehaha camp would exemplify
the work brought an attendance ssof very
nearly 400 Woodmen. The work was done
I'm an exemplary manner and received loud
applause Four candidates were put through
the mysteries OF the first degree. Music was
furnished by Unity's auartette. also a bass
solo by Earl Wetherby, of st. Paul camp
Seven new applications were received. Unity
camp decided to work with the central COM
mittee and Commercial club to the end that
ST. Paul shall secure the next head camp
convention in 1901
Serious charges were preferred against
JehamOuS Spencerious kimballbus for con-
duct unbecoming officer of Unity camp.
The matter referred to the entertain
ment committee, and the case Is to be tried
before Judge Longaker and camp jury some
time in April.
The high standing committee, Independent
Foresters will visit Court Belle Plain Mon
regular meeting Monday evening at Central
hall On Jan. l, 1899, the total membership
of the order was $4,000. and the surplus
amounted to 1925, 0G0. In Minnesota the
number of members on that date was ASA
Court Minnesota held well attended meet
ing Wednesday evening. followed by smoke
social and card party. The court will give
a ball after Easter.
Prosperity Camp No. 1884. R. N. of A.,
will meet Wednesday evening, March To-
Important work is to come before the meet
ing; also the last reading Of the bylaws of
the camp. Every member is requested to be
present.