The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-04
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS
KNIGHTS OF PYTHTAs.

The Pythians in Ramsey county are
on the move this fall and carrying out
we'll formed plan for better acuuaint-
ance with each other have re-started
the Pythian wheel. This wheel runs in
to some lodge every week, and last
Thursday ran out as far as South ST.
Paul on a visit to Silver Lake Lodge
No. 81 Quite a number of St Paul
knights We're along, and a most pleasant
evening was spent. There being no
rank work. the meeting was given up
10 speeches and social intercourse not
the smallest item of the latter being q
cup OF coffee and a sandwich Chan
ceIlor Commander Senger occupied the
chair, supported by the following G. C.'s
of St Paul: Brothers White, Hulbeck,
Tweedale and Bartrum, acting C. c. of
No. 81. These, of course, were called
upon for remarks
Others who took the floor were Lind
say Waters, grand prelate;S J. Shack
ford, S. E. Foreman, Morang TIE mem
bers of No. 81 were out in goodIy num-
bers to greet the visitors and entertain
them. Tomorrow. evening the wheel VIII
call on Webster Lodge No. 20, and all
knights should attend.
MODERN WO0DMEN.
Forest Camp No. $500 will work in
the first degree tomorrow evening on
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chased new paraphernalia for the team.
The main feature of the evening will be
an advance discussion of the reserve
fund, in which every woodnian is in
terested. Therefore it becomes the duty
of every member of the camp to be pres
ent, as we'll as the members. of other
camps. The camp will also give an en-
tertainment and ball Nova49
Capital City Camp No 1884 meets next
wednesday evening at JfaIJfraJ bolI
Some discussion on a social or ball Will
be held al this time.
WOODMEN CIRCL E.9ss@=
At a meeting of the charter.snenbe
establishing grove of the Woodmen
Circle at Mendoza, last Thursdavy If was
decided to call it Sibley Grove, in honor
OF that glorious pioneerno of, civilization in
Minnesota, Henry Hastings SibIey. who
made this town his home from 1881 UNI
til 1862
RATHBONE SISTERS.
Myrtle Temple No. 2 will entertain
friends at a progressive euchre party,
Wednesday, Nov. Z, at O'clock, at
knights Of Pythias hall, in the Bowlhv
block Mrs. j. G. Earhuff, Mrs. ]. S,
Scott and Mrs. George Cook are the
committee i'll charge
EASTERN STAR.
Constellation chapter will meet and
confer the degrees Wednesday evening.
Mistletoe Chapter No. 96 will give a
progressive cinch party at Masonic hall
corner OF West Seventh street and To-
ronto avenue, to morrow evening. Miss
Daisy Yorke has charge of the arrange
mentS.
ROYAL NEIGHBORs.
Capital Camp No. 1910 viii meet tofoor-
row evening, and the committee ON the
last euchre party will have very favora-
Bile report to make.
ODD FELLOWS.
Excelsior Meridian Lodge 10 60 con-
ferred the second degree last Monday
evening, and will have work in the third
degree next Monday evening.
COURT OF HONOR.
st. Paul Court No. S25 will celebrate
with grand ball and rattle on Thanks
giving night at Central hall
The next meeting will be devoted to in
itiatton Of another large class, and also
social entertainment. Lunch will be
served.
Elite Court No. 1013 is making arrange
ments for new hail on East Third street.
The court will also initiate a class Of
fifteen the last meeting of this month.
MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMER
-ICA, ~ e..,.
The Modern Brotherhood of America,
next Thursday evening, at Central hall.
will initiate a class of thirty members.
The work will be exemplified by a team
from one of the Minneapolis lodges. A
good time is promised All members in
the city are cordially invited to attend.
District Manager c. NJ Brewer has
opened headquarters at SIG Washburn
building, where he will be pleased to re-
ceive members at any time.
The order IS pushing to the front with
rapid strides, and promises in the near
future to be one of the leading fraternal
insurance orders in the country
CATHOLIC FoREsTERs.
a progressive euchre party will be given