The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-20

whether members of the order or not, al
headquarters in the Lowry arcade.
The programme for the Duluth meeting
is as follows:
FRIDAY, JUNE Is
p $50 A. M.-Reception and welcome to
grand council and visiting counselors and
ladies by Zenith council and mayor OF
Duluth.
1890 A. M.-Meeting and roll call of
grand council.
$50 P. M.-Business session grand coun-
ell.
2:3O to 4:30 ladies reception-Ladies of
Zenith council will tender a reception to
visiting ladies at E.ks' hall.
p. M.-Entertainment at Lyceum
theater.
SATURDAY, JUNE 16
. A M.-Business session Grand council.
1880 A. Admiration of candidates. All
councils will please have candidates ready
al this time.
10 A. M.-Carriage drive for ladies'
1870 P. M.-Grand parade Of councils
from headquarters.
p. M.-EXcurSiOn on lake.
$50 P. M.-Ball at armory
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The joint committee of the various
lodges to arrange for Pythian memorial
day exercises met on Friday evening and
appointed subcommittee Capt MaybelI
was chosen chairman of the committee
and Knight Shackford. secretary The
mlttee at meeting to be held at Knights
of Pythias hall next Tuesday evening
Caplto1 lodSe viii confer the three ranks
next Wednesday evening. This lodge is
ABOUT to look for new quarters
Capt. Hoban, Of the uniform rank, who
has been absent for nearly a month. is ex
peeted home this week
There is talk of further consolidation
pion.
RED MEN.
Minnewaukan Tribe No 2, |. o. R NJ,
held an enthusiastic council meeting last
Nedr esday sleep. Brother George Sudith
was admitted by card and Brother
Wingard was exalted to the chief council.
A large attendance of chiefs caused con-
siderable new and routine business The
tribe will attend the initiation of eighteen
palefaces whom the scouts of the Mime
sofa GopherS No. q have captured
Initiation will take place on next Monday
sleep at their wigwam on the West side
MlnneWaukan No. 2 will perform all the
degree work. The usual large turn out is
expected Great Sachem Meyers in COM
pany with Great Chief of Records Hebl
paid the tribe an official visit. Several
applications were read which means the
adoption degree to be worked within the
next seven suns or two. All members are
requested to be present
MODERN sAMARITANs
Astoria Council No 5 held very inter
esting meeting last Monday evening. The
next meeting will be May Is Initiation
and business of Importance will be trans
acted Members please be present
DRUIDs.
st. Paul Grove No. is on the move
Officers installed May ! saw thev will
make things interesting from now on.
Members who do not attend meetings
will be unable to keep up with the pro
eesSion. Two applications for member
ship and two for degrees were received
May /. social was held after the close
of the business meeting.
ODD FELLOWS.
Patriarchs militant were publicly IN
stalled last Monday night Col William
Street, Department comma nder. and As
sistant AGjt. Gen. De Meules OBLIGATED
They are: Capt. August IIohensfeiT
1re-eleeted), commandant: William b
Martin lieutenant; Henry Reimers, en-
sign: G. A. Rinker (re-elected). clerk
and George F. Engel. accountant They
serve until the next anniversary of thf
order April &c. 1891. The ceremonies con,
Guided. Capt Hohenstein extended the
thanks of the Canton to the Ladies' Aux
ihary for the beautiful silken fag-thf
stars and stripeS-preSented by them tC
the Canton 1t the anniversary ball Apri
Ee last The ladies had guarded their in,
tention SO closely that the present came
as an entire surprise Col Street anl
appropriately. in conclusion all partooh
of a supper seIsed in the dining room
At the last meeting OF Canton Advance
No. I, al Minneapolis, they were visited
by Canton ApelioeNo. 3. quite a numbe]
OF eheEaliers having gone TO the sister
Triple Link lodge viii have work in III,