The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-29

lodge voted, $50 10, K P.: syndicate.
Mr., Newton Beers VIII appear in a
monoipgue impersnnatiof' of David ana
Iona than at Odd Fellows hall. next
auspices of Union Lodge No As to which
the members of the order and their
friends are invited.
ODD FELLOWS.
/ At last Monday nights meeting. of Han
1 cock5s-encanpment the folJ6W'ifIs fffi{{seIras
+ , XsFe elected for the present. term nd
+ installed; Charles p Boucher. CHIEF IA.
i tTJarch; A. q. Anderson S. w.
TINKER scrlbe5 Henry Reimers. Treasures:
and M. Ahlstrom, J. W. A. tinker
as alst I deputy grand patriarch. assisted
py Grand Marshal August Hahenstein, OF
NO 81 as GRAND high priest; SyE1llfam Riss--
tine, I. 6 F., of No. 80, as grand senior.
WARDEN; George +. Engei svP 3. If
grand treasurer and F.-W. Groth. p. e.
r., of NO /, as grand Junior warden In.
stalled the officers.
sREBEKAHs.
Evening Star tRebekahJ Lodge; No. X
installed officers for the ensuing term az
! 1l4 1910 Mrs Minnie Mcguire, N. G..
MISS Gertie Dellmore, v. G.; Mrs. M 81
Reed, r. s.; Mrs. A. L. Eubank, r. S. to
n CT Mrs. Mary Gordy, L. S. to n. G
MISS MISS Jessie Virgins, R. s. ITO v. G.; Miss
B Easy WHITE, l. s. to v; G.; Mrs. M T.
6rlSes, l. r.; Mrs. j. Norman O. G. .
Mrs: IS. JnC hrest, chaplain Miss Edna
Gorda, organist This lodge 10 still nrnsl
perlng, and is steadily increasing in
honor in the gain of members. hayin 10
made the best showing at the state as
semDiy last June of any sRebekah loipa
IN me me state of Minnesota. At the close
aol lnS session ice cream and cake were
served, lnltia tions will be in order al
the next meeting, Aug. a.
FORESTERS.
An enthusiastic meeting of the CanitaI
lily lily Foresters Was, held -at Central hall
FRIDAY evening, at which the excursion ia
sale of tickets was reT,ortefi i'm adv5n nass
OF lne event, and general reports thai
the FoFeSters and their friends in the
camp indicated that the outing will be a
the event to the general public, and com
MltIees Will be at the union depot he
tween 3 and o'clock Sunday morning to
- Ky every body %ith railroad Transport
tdiloH VINO MAY wish to go. brass hand
VIII seranade ticket buyers before train
time. to while away the time, and mem
9rsf qL tne fores tersJsgin appear for the
one desiring a pleasant 5. day olltinp o
should take. a6vantagesof this opporfiInit0
ai y go with the Foresters into the woods
Oh crest Lake. A set programme anrn
pf1ses. seven events, with two prizes for.
eacn event and extral sporting events will
I De maue up to meet the wishes of those
atlenalng; 1t took the Foresters just five
minutes to raise the required guarantees
OF 800 for the railroad train which in
dlcates great deal of enthusiasm on the
part OF. the members. sa
WOMEN'S Relief CORPS.
Garfield w. r. c. No held a very
large and interesting meeting F'ridsv sSfis
erneQn. Fhe visitors Were Mrs. fF p
hand and Miss Lunn. of MINNEAPOLIS The
that a. large urn filed with 4HIaitss no i
peen placed on; The Soldiers Rest, AT
Forest ceremtery. Ten calls onssick mem
pers We're reported. The Corps SEWING
society VIII meet as usual Aug. g.
Last. Wednesday evening Fioia Lodge
NO. l29 :LsO. Q. F.. conferred the initia-
tory degree. At next meeting the first lIe.
gree will be exemplified.
SONS OF HERMANN.
The Sons, of Hermann Of this state sr;Iy
eeelepIale the sixueth anniversary of the
founding of the order in the United
states and the thirtieth anniyersa ~ Of
the institution of the first lodge in Min
nesota, on Sunday, Sept. 2. Ii was at first
intended to hold the celebration AT Nav
LIN, but the committee ON TRANSPORTS
ION reported that they had been unable
TO git satisfactory rate from the rail-
road companies and this idea WIS all7n
doned. The -Stafetsg grand officers Of fh.a
order held a. messing last Wednesday.
ldsnl az Milen1s naiias and made partial
arrangements for zfas celebration. Thev
intend to have a largss parade before fhe
picnic,- and it is expected that there will
be about 1000 nleInhexs from all over the
state present. OnE Saturday Sent
reception will beEigfven to the .visitines
members, and On the Monday following
a large banquet VIII he given THE COM
mittee on arIangeH8Enzs expects to secure
a number of prominent speakers for the
different occasions
The following compose the committee
on arrangements: Chairman William a
FoelsQn, grand president. st. Paul: Frank