The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
NEWS OF LODGE ROOMS
MODERN WOODMEN


st. Paul Camp No 31O1, NJ w. A, gave
the Oriental degree to forty-two candi-
dates at the last meeting which was held
Monday evening, April 8.
North Star camp, NJ w. A., held an
enthusiastic meeting last Friday night
The next meeting will be held Friday
April 20. A short session will be held
and the neighbors are requested to be
there at 7:S0. Immediately after the
business session the annual ball will be
held good time is assured and the
prospects are that this will be the most
successful dance that this lodge has ever
given. All are cordially invited
Capital City camp, No. 1884. will meet
next Wednesday In Hall No 6, Central
block. There will be lot of very i'm
portant business brought up and large
attendance is looked for
The Foresters of st. Paul Camp No
3lOl, M w. A. will give a social hop at
Odd Fellows hall, Fifth and Wabasha
streets, Friday evening, April 20.
DEGREE OF HONOR.
Ester Lodge No. 80, D. Of H, will give
ball April q at Central hall in the
form of railroad excursion.
ODD FELLOWS.
Excelsior Me- idian Lodge No 60, I. O.
o. F., members lave a surprise in store
for them al the rcxt meeting Brother
L. N. Bryant, i is u1dei stood, viii pre-
sent to the lodge ,iie glea test scheme of
the age for the ester ainment of the
members for The com ne year. He has
solved the problem.
MACCABEIS
st. Paul tent will hold its regular re-
view tomorrow evening, A class OF fifty
will be initiated. The initiation will be
followed by a social.
Unity Tent No. 8, Knights of the Mac
cabees will give a smoke, social Thurs
day evening, April 10, in their hall, 379
Robert street
Capital tent, x. o. T. NJ, will give their
last hop of the season Monday, April
l6, at Bowlby hall. Friends and sir
knights are cordially invited The COM
mittee is composed of Dr. j. O. Cava-
naugh, DIR. NJ. o. Nelson, F. G. Donald
son, Will Gift, Dell Scott and John Lin
deberg.
COURT OF HONOR.
st. Paul Court No. S52 meets next Thurs
day, when there will be initiation In both
degrees, and a good time is anticipated
The following members have been ap-
pointed committee to arrange for So
cial and amateur play to be given in the
near future to raise money for the de-
gree staff; E. C. Benner, chairman; A.
Muller, DR.. c. H. Glidden, G. Clarket
P. H. Harris, Sister Minnie Blythe and
Sister Caroline Carlesen. This committee
has full power to act, and they will
make this a success, both financially and
socially. ITS, for good cause, that's
why"
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Capitola Camp No. 1910 he'd rous.ng
business meeting last meeting. Three new
members were admitted and several appli-
cations received. Visiting neighbors from
Royal Oak and Maple Leaf camps were
present. The committee on last enter
tainment reported in full, and it was a
pleasing report because of financial sue
cess.
BANKERS UNION.
The Bankers union drill team will meet
Monday evening for instructions Thurs
day evening is regular meeting night,
and class of six will be initiated The
entertainment committee announce
dance for the last week in April. Supreme
President E. c. Spinney will be In ST.
Paul in May A special meeting will be
called for arrangements and entertain
ment for this occasion.
ROYAL LEAGUE.
The third anniversary of Pioneer Press
Council No. $50, Royal league will be
celebrated April 10, 1900, with a stag So
cial and card party at Bowlby hall Rep
feSenldIlNeS Oh the supreme council VIII
be In attendance. Music, cigars, cards
and good time generally. Business ses-
sion 7:S0 p. m.
LADIES OF THE G. A r.
Acker Relief Corps No. Z will give an
Easter progressive euchre party Tuesday
evening, April II. at the Ryan hotel Com
mittee on arrangements, Mrs. WaIlas and
Eva Messenger; reception committee,
Alice Y. Bordwell, Mrs. Wailas and Mrs
Kenyon. A cordial invitation is extended
to all G. A. r. members and their friends
Garfield Post No s, G. A r., will give
an old soldiers dance at the post hall,
800 Wabasha street, on Friday evening,
April 20. Nothing but old-time dances
Music by old soldiers orchestra Supper
will be served by the Woman's Relief
Corps No. 5. Tickets rs cents for gentle
men and ladies.
UNITED WORKMEN
University lodge held an interesting
business meeting last Wednesday even
ing, at which business of Importance was
transacted. Several applications We're re-
ceived and referred to a committee to in
vestigate. The entertainment committee
reported that 1t had completed all ar
rangements for the anniversary ball for
next Monday evening, April 16
IRON CHAIN.
The Order of the Iron Chain will hold
their next meeting on Wednesday at Gem
trail hall. Important business will be dis
cussed and ali members are urgently re-
Quested to be present