The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-07

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matron; NJ T. Emery, past worthy
patron of ST. Paul chapter, master Of
ceremonies; Mrs. George A Doran, past
worthy matron of Carmel chapter, grand
marshal; Mrs. A. Yoerg, worthy matron
of Mistletoe chapter. grand chaplain.
The newly elected officers of Ivanhoe
chapter are: Mrs. Nettie McWhorter,
worthy matron; Mr. s. r. Loux, worthy
patron; Mrs. Emma Nelson. associate
matron; Mrs. Georgia M. Sabin. secre-
tary: Mrs. j. o. Pattee, treasurer; Mrs.
Carrie B. Campbell, conductress; Mrs.
Carrie Hodgman, associate conductress;
Mrs Dr. S. G. Cobb, Adah; Mrs. s. r.
LouX, Ruth; Mrs. Maud Stevens, Esther;
Mrs. Wiley. Martha; Mrs. Holt, Electa;
Mrs. E. H. Cutter, warder; Mrs. Bowers,
sentinel musical and literary pro-
gramme, under the direction of Mrs.
Emma Nelson, of the Schubert club, and
Mrs. Burnett, as reader, will follow the
installation.
MODERN wooDMEN.
Forest Camp No $500 and Prosperity
Camp No. 1884, r. N. of A. will hold a
joint public installation on Jan. Is.
st. Paul camp will hold its next regular
meeting Monday evening. Several candi-
dates will be given the first degree The
officers for 1900 will be installed. District
Head Deputy Merchant will be the install
ling officer.
Merriam Park Camp No. $3.50 on Thurs
day evening, JAN IL, will hold public
installation of officers, to which all friends
and neighbors are invited. The commit
tee in charge has prepared an entertain
ment of unusual interest and a good time
is assured.
Minnehaha Camp No GA, Modern Wood
men of America. installed the following
new officers Thursday evening at Bowlby
hall Venerable Consul Monroe, of Cope
land camp, was the installing officer He
was assisted by the Minnehaha degree
team. About 175 members of the camp
were present Resolutions of regret at
the departure OF eX-Venerable Consul
Harry Franklin were passed During the
meeting fourteen new members were
obligated, and a committee was appointed
to arrange for an entertainment to be
given near the close Of the present month.
ROYAL LEAGUE.
The advisory council, Royal League.
for the state of Minnesota met with Sill
preme Scribe Charles e. Pipe, In the
parlors of Hotel Nicollet, MINNEAPOLIS
and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Mr.. A. V. Human, Mime
apolts. archon: Mr.. T. P. Davis, Mime
apolis. vice archon: DR.. Van Duzee. st.
Paul. past archon; e. III. Chandler Mime
apolls, treasurer; Mr.. George H TAYLOR
Minneapolis, delegate to the supreme
council; DR.. Leach. Germania Bank build
Ing st. Paul. scribe. After the election
of officers the council took dinner with
the supreme scribe and then adjourned
to meet the meat dealers council, R.
L., where the ofticers-elect for 1900 were
duly installed nv Surname Scribe T,j,,o,.
MACCABEES.
st. Paul Tent No. "a will install the fol-
lowing officers next Monday evening:
commander e. s. Mckay: lieutenant
commander. c. B. Elliott: record keeper
G. F. Foster: finance keeper, J. j. War
ner: chaplain. j. B. Marcoux; sergeant.
r. Z. Dawson: master-at-arms. William
Barrie; hrst master guards, Arthur Chap
QeIaln; second master guards l.. ].
Buchman; sentinel, j. Sanberg; picket. H
van Norman. This being the first meet
ing Tor two weeks a large attendance is
expected. The officers elected will make
special effort to be present. A musical
programme will be one Of the features Of
the evening. The tent is far over the 200
marx and several candidates are await
ing initiation
RED MEN.
n!lllesota Gopner Tribe No. Fl has sur
rendered its charter and the former men,
pers have organized a new fraternal
order called American Sons of Neptune
rms lodge VIII be known as Crew of the
minnesota No. l. The following officers
were elected and installed: CAPTAIN. A.
Steldl; commander, j. F. Clark; lieuten.
ant, c. Casperson chaplain, s. G. An
dr1st; keeper Of log, F. J. Steiger: quar-.
tefmaster NJ. d. Carroll; assistant guar
termaster, George Howard; ensign, c.
Ouncanson. The crew will meet every
Thursday at the A. O. U. w. hall AT
ROBBIE and State streets.
LEGION. OF HONOR.
The Northwestern Legion of Honor, 81.
Paul Commandery 146, will install the fol.
lowing officers next Tuesday evening in
Ood Fellows hall on Fifth and Wabasha
streets. Commander, Walter A. Ho-
brook; vice commander, Emma Johnson;
orator, Mrs. Miller; past commander,
Ernest Frye; collector and secretary,
William kellogg; treasurer, Livina KEEL
logg, chaplain, Miss Sadie Holtz; war
den, Mary krollick; sentry, Miss Hick-
son.
IRON HALL.
Iron Hall, Zenith Branch No. 20. at its
regular meeting installed the following
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Rachel Ross, vice PRESIDENT; Mrs. George
Brookins, prelate; Mrs. Jennie Hilton.
secretary; Mrs. M. E. Hartman, treas
urer; Mrs. bingham, herald; Charles
thompson, Waterman; Miss Martenson,
guard; John Leon, Marion S. Kaats.
Nellie Brennan, trustees. Six members
were initiated into the benefit fund
A social hop and card party will be
given on Jan %, at Odd Fellows hall.
MODERN SAMARITANS.
Astoria council had c. e. Lovett, i'm
periai good samaritan, present at its last
meeting. Mr.. Lovett installed the fol-
lowing officers: G. S., Charles Bronson:
v. G. s., ]. H. Harris; scribe; j. B.
Schnack; financial SCRIBE c. E. Stubs,
treasurer, H. B. Humason; H. P, Charles
Douglass; levite, John Dunen; C. M.
D. ]. Saintong; ]. M, w. c. Dunphy;
sentinel E. A. Venzke; medical examiner,
e. H. Whitcomb. The next meeting of
the council will be Jan. 16