The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29

to initiate at reduced rates during the
months Of May and June, and the court
has offered a number of prizes to those
bringing in applications during these
months, and 1t is believed that the two
inducements Will be more than sufficient
to raise the membership to the figure
named
Court Minnesota has had four deaths So
far in the year 1900. This is as many as
1t has had altogether IN the prior, ten
years of its existence In every case the
mortuary benefit has been received by
the beneficiary within ten days after the
mailing of proofs Of death toathe supreme
secretary. The last member to die, was
Brother Murdock Mcleod, whose, death
occurred Thursday. os-e
COURT OF HONOR.
st. Paul Court No. S52 will do initiatory
work next Thursday. On Tuesday, May
29, this court will give a musical and 1T
erary entertainment, followed by a three
act comedy, "Finnegans Fortune. This
will be given In Central hall. The court
has a lot of very fine talent, and will put
up one of the very best amateur enter
tainments Of the season.
MODERN wooDMEN.
Capital City camp meets next Wednes-
day, and has some very important busi-
ness to transact. large attendance Is
anticipated.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Lee R. sanborn. supreme councillor. OF
the Royal Templars Of Temperance. ii
dead.
i At the close of March there were 41.l6t
| benefit members of the Royal Neighbort
| of America, the ladies' auxiliary of thu
Modern Woodman society.
The Independent Order of Foresterss is
now authorized to transact business in
foIx1,
en- route to AustIalia to promote Forest
ry, sends back this news.
+ Up to April /; the Fraternal Tribunes
/ has paid $44 $685. to its =benelciaries. and
also set aside SO. $50 in the reserve fund.
The Fraternal Aid Association of Law
renee, Kan, now has 20,560 members. It
gained 7,345 members last year, and paid
$10.S0 for each one in expense.
The Knights and Ladies of Security now
have 20, ,4SS members. In 1889 this society
paid S233,5SS.16 in death claims. The cost
during the year 1899 of obtaining the 9,10S
new members gained was s7.S6 each.
MAcCABEEs.
Unity Tent No 8 held their regular re-
view on Thursday, April 26, 1900, about
twenty members being present. A May
party will be given on the 24th day Of
May at the hall. One candidate presented
himself and many new applications were
presented.
The hall, next Tuesday, will be loaned
to the ladies, and the next review will
be held on May 10, at the new hall, S79
Robert street. All attend.
MODERN WooDMEN.
ST. Paul Camp No. .s1O1, NJ w A., viii
organize an auxiliary of Royal Neighbors
at the next meeting.
REBEKAHs.
Home Rebekah Lodge No. 116. 1. O. o.
F., will give a calico hop at Central hall,
Friday evening, May II.
LADIES OF THE MACCABEES.
Unite Hive No. SO, L. o. T. NJ, will give
their second annual ball at knights Of
Columbus hall, 379 Robert street, Thurs
day evening, May 8.
UNITED WORKMEN.
University Lodge No. "a held a regular
meeting last Wednesday, at which two
transfer cards and two applications were
received and referred to a committee. At
about 8 o'clock the lodge was surprised
by q visit from Columbia Lodge No. IA,
D. of H, the auxiliary of University
lodge. All business was at once dispensed
with and the evening given up to social
features.
ORIENTAL ORDER OF HUMILITY.
The Oriental Hut will meet next Thurs
day at Central hall, corner Sixth and Sew
enth streets, for the purpose Of conferring
degrees and participate In a grand feast.
All princes aren invited to come and
bring their pilgrims and have them made
princes. University lodge team will in
struct the pilgrims and communicate to
them the grand secret Of the oriental or
der Prof. Daily will examine.