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

in a most prosperous condition, and the
relief fund now amounting to $4,000, all
well invested
MACCABEES.
Unity Tent No. meets every Thursday
evening at knights of Columbus hail. SO
Robert street Friends in the city are
cordially invited to attend. y large class
will be admitted next Thursday evening,
and it is hoped that all members will be
present.
|. St. Paul Tent No a, at review last
Monday. appointed committees to arrange
for the fifth annual steamboat excursion
the evening of July y. Tickets and in
vitations viii be given out at reT-ew
Monday evening. They have secured the
new steamer Columbia and barge and the
Bostonian orchestra for dancing Install
ing or new officers tomorrow evening a
full attendance is requested.
MODERN WOODMEN.
During the month Of May the receipts
to the benefit fund of the Modern Wood
man society totaled $685., 10 and the
general fund receipts were H5,675.97, max
ing the grand total receipts to the So
ciety's treasury for the month of May
$411 ,91S.O7. The number of members pay
ing benefit was 1925. The bookkeeping
department, in acknowledgment of re-
mittances issued II PA receipts, and wrote
229 pages of cash
FRATERNAL CONGRESS.
A letter from NJ w. Sackett, secretary
of the National Fraterna1 congress, Mead
vile, Penn, states that the next meeting
of the congress will be held in Boston,
Mass, on the 2Sth day of August IT will
be the fourteenth annual session of the
congress. Mr.. Sackett says that reports
from the various societies affiliated with
hoi 70,
doubted proofs that the past has been the
most prosperous year the societies have
ever enjoyed.
The National Fraternal congress is not
a legislative body, in the strict meaning
of the term" says Mr.. Sackett, but there
are many interests that are mutual on
the part of the various societies. upon
which consultation and agreement are OF
general profit From its beginning the
congress has continually grown in i'm
portance, and each year demonstrates in
increasing ratio the necessity for its eX-
istence. Not only has the congress exert
ed a wide and beneficial influence In
bringing fraternal protection to a higher
standard of stability and excellence, but
its influence has been sufficient to meet
and successfully counterfeit opposition too
powerful to have been met and overcome
singly by any society"
ilBERNlANS.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians Of st.
Paul will hold their annual outing at
Wildwood, White Bear lake, this year.
and the date set is Saturday. July II.
RED MEN.
NIinnewaukan Tribe No 2 elected the
following officers for the ensuing term at
last Wednesdays council: Sachem, Geo
{. Jackson; senior sycamore, ]. B. Mar
cousc; junior sycamore, William Cron-
quist: prophet, A. c. Schacht; trustee M
II. Kelly; representatives, George G. Jack
son, H. T. Hoyt; alternates, M NJ. Mitch
Gil, FL. c. Boyeson. Installation of officers
will be held Wednesday, July H. The reg
ular council on Wednesday, July 4. will
be omitted
JUNIOR PIONEERS.
The Junior Pioneers will give their elev-
enth annual outing at Spring Park, Min
netonka, on Tuesday, July 10, and on that
day the Junior Pioneers and their friends
will lay aside their cares for the day and
enjoy themselves at an outing such as
the Junior Pioneers are noted for giving
Their past outings have been verv sue
cess1ul and they are going to try and
make this the banner one of them all Sci
berts band will be in attendance and fur
Eish music for the occasion A long nro-
gramme OF sports has been arranged by
the committee in charge. There will be
boat races, dancing, a prize cake walk, a
ball game between the upper and lower
town members of the order, a tug of
war between the Juniors and the class
members, and other sports galore. so that
good time is promised to all who go
Inc tickets for the round trip will be 50
cents for adults and 80 cents for children
Inc arrangement committee are Charles
L. Jessrang, A. A. Tuchelt and J. ]. Roch-
ford Trains will leave the union depot
at $50 a. m. and 1870 p. M, returning at
7:45, and 10 p. m.
MACCABEES.
Unity Tent No. held an interesting
review on Thursday evening, twenty-one
new members being admitted. Next
Thursday the newly elected officers will
be installed and members can bring their
friends With them. A small programme
VIII be prepared. 1t will be an open
night.