The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS.

WOATAN'S RELIEF CORPS, C. A. K.
At the regular meeting of Ac.1er Relief
corps, last Thursday afternoon, the Of
ficers for the ensuing year were elected.
Department Patriotic Instructor Anna N.
Keller was present The following were
the officers elected: president, Mrs. Mary
Beecher; senior vice president, Mrs Mary
Earhuff; junior vice president. Sophia
Lightbourne; treasurer, Mrs Addie Ken
dali; chaplain. Mrs. Mary Schultz; con-
ductor, Mrs. r. Delestry: guard, Mrs.
Elizabeth Warner: delegates to depart
ment convention, Mrs. Ester Kennedy
and Mrs. n. c.. .Wallas; alternates. Mrs.
Carrie Kendric and Mrs. R. Delestry.
Mrs. Keller. department patriotic in
struetor; Mrs, Deyore. president of Car
field No. s.. and Mrs Fisher, Of No. 5,
presented President-elect Mrs. Beecher
with a beautiful box of flowers.
IRON CHAIN *a 'o
Link No. 10 will hold a very important
business meeting Tuesday evening next
at G. A. K. hall, Wabasha street. A
class OF six will be initiated. All mem
bers should be present.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOREST
ERS. s:.s
Court Transfer held its annual meeting
on Thursday evening and elected the
following officers to preside for the en-
suing year: M. p. Quigley, c.. R.; IL.
w. Smell. V. c. R.: Roy Dolphin r. S.;
o. c. Dahlin, r. S.. c. H. Sweet, treas
urer; w. j. Schneider, orator; R. X
Wetmore, organist: H Blon,berg, S. W;
Ed Enright, j. w; Dr. F. l. Buckley,
physician; A. M: jacobson, court depu-
ty; w J. Schneider and r. * Wetmore
trustees; delegate to high court, M. P.
Quigley; alternate A. NJ Jacobson. At
the next meeting. to be held Dec. 20. this
court will initiate class OF twenty men,
bers.
NATIONAL UNION.
Vita Nova Council No. SIS elected off,
GERS for the ensuing year at the ar4luaI
meeting held last Tuesday, as follows:
President. c. /. Adams; vice president,
c. r. Chapman; speaker, f. J. Webber
Jr-; secretary, j. c. Smith; financial sec
rotary, E. J. Weber ST.; treasurer, d.
H. Campbell; chaplain. Charles Clark:
usher, ]. Fl. Ferguson; sergeant, w. S.
Brantson; trustees, Louis F. Brown, Sol
H Emanuel, Frank H Morgan j..
The installation Of officers will take
place Tuesday evening, Jan. s, at
O'Clock in the evening. at Central hall
| corner Sixth and Seventh streets.
ROYAL LEAGUE.
Pioneer Press Council No. $50 will hold
its regular meeting Thursday evening
Dec. 20, at Bowlby hall.
Seven or eight candidates will be in
Itiated, and royal good time is assured
EVERY member is expected to be present
ZODIAC.
A Zodiac temple will be Instituted in
/ Minneapolis tomorrow evening in Malta
! temple, i21-423 NicolIet avenue. Nineveh
| Zodiac No Of
work. Members of the local BODY will
| meet in the lobby of the Hotel Ryan
tomorrow evening at O'clock share
SONS OF ST: GEORGE.
The next meeting of Pioneer lodge will
De heid tomorrow evening at Central hall
at 8 O'Clock sharp. At the last pleetino
| the following were installed as officers
/ for the current term: J. w. Taylor. pres
ldent; e. Stevenson, vice president; John
Wade, secretary; NJ A Mayfield as
slstant secretary; A. E. King. treasurer;
! H Proctor. messenger; G. w Ball as
| sistaut messenger; T. Stephen, inside
sentinel; j. w. Smith, chaplain
COLUMBIAN KNIGHTS.
The smoke social and entertainment
| given by the Columbian Knights at their
! hail. Fifth and Wabasha THURSDAY
evening was largely attended. The pro-
oiAdSA the management of Ora :
tor Monitor E. w. Haase and DR.. G. l..
| Dohm was as follows: Violin and piano
duet by Al. Caraveauv and Ernest Dahl
| qulst; piano and banjo duet by E. l..
Pardee and Charles Croft; character irni-
tations by Mic Hayden. songs by Harry
| Gray, M. Carr and DIR. c. L. Dohm.
President Edward Bennett delivered a
neat speech on behalf of the order
MODERN WooDMEN.
ST. Anthony Hill camp viii meet in
regular session Tuesday evening. Work
will be in the second degree AT lis
last meeting the following officers were
elected: Consul, D. E. O'Conneli: advi-
ser, ]. F. Paisley; clerk, James lTyrer;
banker, G. Dorley; escort, C. S. Quinn,
manager. w. H. Defiel; Waterman. A
F. Labelle; sentry. C. NJ Bessie. The
annual ball on New Years eve prom
ises to be a grand success.
Forest camp will hold it's next meet.
ms tomorrow evening at 1. o. o. F. hall
Ieeaney and East Seventh street.
class of candidates Will be Instructed fr
The mysteries of the first and second
degrees. A rousing meeting is looked
for.