The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-21
ginning at p. m. The members and their
friends are cordially invited.

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MODERN WOODMEN.
Unity camp held its first meeting Of
the year Thursday night, initiating
class OF thirteen. This always alive camp
promises to Guido itself for the present
year. and as interest shows no sign Of
Tagging, 1t will probably accomplish its
purpose progressive cinch party. un-
| Ger the auspices of the team, Is on tap
for Monday. Feb. 8, while prospective Wis
its to nearby outside camps will keep the
boys on their mettle and hold the team In
the front rank of degree work
Maple Leaf Camp, R. N, will meet
Thursday evening A literary programme
will be rendered, and candidates will be
present for initiation
Capitola Camp No. 1910 will meet next
Monday evening at the hall in Central
block. A lot of very important business
will come up Visitors are welcome.
Capital City camp Jointly with Capt.
toia camp, r. N. A., held Its first
masquerade, which was a grand sue
cess, there being present about 400 mask
ers. At II o'clock supper was served by
the ladies of Capitola camp.
+ The New Century camp, newly organ
lied camp Of the Modern Woodmen, of
America, will give literary and musical
entertainment at it's lodge rooms on the
corner of ST. Anthony avenue and Grot-
to street, next Thursday evening. Each
number will be given by friends of the
camp, and some Of the best local talent
in the city will take part The following
programme will be rendered: Piano
| solo, Gypsy Queen Miss Ida Gibbons;
violin solo, Mr.. John Lindstrorn; "Three
| Graces," Misses Peltier. King and
Swartz: solo, Miss Weimer; medea, Miss
| Sanborn; piano solo, Miss King; He'd
| wig" Miss Johnston; duet, Messrs. Kill
| bern and Walker; reading E. D. Parsons;
"Rebecca at the Well Miss Lillian Pei
tier; solo, Mr.. Kilborn; Goddess of Lib
erty." Miss Belle Peltier; solo Miss Wei
mer; Cleopatra" Miss Ida Gibbons; pic
| colo solo, Mr.. Reed; Rock of Ages"
Miss Rosa Yak; recitation Miss Shepard;
DIANA Miss Belle Peltier. A pleasant
evening is assured.
st. Paul camp will hold its next reg
ular meeting Monday evening at Odd
Fellows hall, Fifth and Wabasha. Sew
eral candidates will be adopted and
large attendnce is desired.
UNITED WORKMEN.
Diamond Lodge No. l16, D. of H, at
| their meeting on Thursday evening, were
made the happy recipients of a marble
gavel block by Mrs. Butler, it being OF
| the mar BILE Of the state capitol and high
| ly priced as such a novelty, also by
Mesdames Twiss and Schmidt of rose
wood ballot box and ebony gavel, pre-
scented by Miss O'Neill, in their behalf.
A genuine surprise followed when Mrs.
Twiss announced that a lunch awaited
the members and visitors, on the oc-
casion of Brother Twiss birthday. Trust
he will enjoy another birthday in the
very near future, as surprises of that
kind are particularly pleasant, and the
gentlemen members enjoyed the cigars,
as also the dancing which followed.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.
On next Wednesday evening Capitol
Lodge No 81 will have work In the first
rank The stereopticon will be used In
exempIifying the work.
EASTERN STAR.
st. Paul Chapter No. "a, o. E. s., will
hold a special meeting at Masonic hall
Monday evening for the purpose OF In
stalling officers. Miss Eleanor Young. past
grand secretary, will act as Installing Of
ficer, assisted by Mrs. Eveline You'd, of
Carmel chapter, as grand marshal; Mrs.
Nellie McWhorter as grand chaplain.
The officers to be installed for the ensu-
ing year are: Mrs. Jesse Schuman, w.
M; s. A Farnsworth w. P; Miss Addie
Knapp, A. M; Mrs Eva Heaton, treas
urer Mrs. E. H. Quick, secretary; Miss
Inez Hunter, conductress; Mrs Charlotte
Robertson, A. c.; Miss Lorette Grey, Ada;
Miss Jennie Thompson, Ruth; Miss Car
srie Bell, Esther; Miss Dora Burnett, Mar
tina. Mrs. E. L. Eubank, Electa; Mrs.
Caroline Parlin, warder; Mrs. Sarah Dens-
more, chaplain; Mrs. Annie Brink, mar
shall; F. w. steeg, musical director; Willis
Gardner sentinel.
B. U. w.
ST Paul Lodge No rs held public in
stallation and banquet Thursday evening
at their hall, corner West Sixth and west
Seventh streets. A musical programme
| was rendered The committee In charge
was Mrs. Jennie Wray, Mrs Mary Fur
nell Mrs. Mary Wentink and Prof. G. o..
| Brownell.
| NATIONAL UNION.
i Last Tuesday evening st. Paul council
| Installed its officers for the year 1870 and
had a large attendance. At the close OF
| business an hour was spent In social
| pleasure.
| Tuesday Vita Nova council will install
| the following as their officers for lSoo:
| Ex-president, D. r. Campbell; president,
G. A. Gadd; vice, c. L. jenkins; hnaneial
| secretary, William II. Gadd; recording
| secretary and treasurer, F. e. Funk;
sneaker. H. G. Rice; usher, Ed G. Gerry;
| ant-at-arms, Thomas Fl. 1vey; door
| keeper, Charles Clark; chaplain, James z.
| smith. trustees, J. C. Smith, H. w.
| Rutgke. ]. w. owens, w. B. Joyce, B. H.
| Evans, Charles Butts, F. e. FUNK
| A. O. U. w.
| University Lodge No. "a held a regular
| meeting last Wednesday. Two applicants
| were initiated in the M. W. degree, and
| several applications were received and
| referred to committees. The entertain
| ment committee reported that 1t had
| made all arrangements for progressive
| euchre party for next Wednesday even
| ing. JAN "a, when all the members OF
| the lodge and their ladies are expected
| to assemble for an enjoyable evening.
| Esther lodge, D. Of H, held its reg
| ular meeting Tuesday evening, Jan l6,
and a good attendance was present. There
| were four applications read. This lodge
| will give birthday ball Wednesday even
i ing, Jam 81, at Central hall, where a
good time is expected to all as usual.
| Esther lodge will now soon have men,
! bership of ninety-six. Visitors are al
| ways welcome at Esther lodge.
woODMEN OF THE WORLD.
st. Paul Camp No. 6, Woodmen of the
World, will hold a meeting Monday even
| ing.
SOCIAL SIDE.
Members of the Ladies' Aid Society OF
Garfield Relief corps surprised their pres.
ident, Mrs. Nellie Moore, GA Dayton ave.
nue. Wednesday afternoon and presented
her with a picture.
ST. Paul lodge, Order of Columbian
knights, will give a social and smoker
Monday evening at Odd Fellows hall
Fifth and Wabasha streets.
Esther Lodge No. 80, Degree of Honor
has arranged for dancing party to be
given at Central hall, Wednesday. even:
ing The arrangement committee is