The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18

initiation April 6. Owing to the large
number of tickets already sold for the
card party and silk quilt rattle, Marcn l.
it was decided to accept the olfer Oh Ill
awatha Lodge No. so of its large hall Tor
use on that OCCASION A formal invita-
ton was extended to all D. Oh II. anu a.
o. L.. w. lodges.
Star of the Union Lodge No. Ii, at the
meeting last Tuesday night. Initiated
three candidates, and received three ap-
plications. Visitors were present from
Prosperity, Teutonia and Diamond lodges.
After business was over the doors were
opered TO friends and the children Tor q
''childrens party, which proved to De
most successful affair. A splendid pro-
gramme was rendered by the children,
consisting of music, songs, rotations
duets, violin solo and cake walk. Helen
Quincy Willie Groh, Alberta and Car
enee Lamb and Master Jenney took part
in the cake walk Brother Clark, on be-
half of members of the lodge, presented
Sister Stewart with beautiful +. Z. or
H. gold pin.
independent Lodge No. 112, Degree OF
Honor, will give a card party on next
Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows, hail. at
Fifth and Wabasha streets. The COM
mittee in charge is: Mrs. M Feehan,
Mrs. Catherine Marion and Miss Mana
gan Friends are invited to attend.
KNIHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Wednesday night Washington Lodge
No. "A held a large meeting, having al
most full attendance OF It's MEMBER
ship. Herbert Laf1eur was elected to fill
the office of K of r. and S. for unex-
pfred term, and Samuel Elford was elect
to fill the unexpired term of inner guard.
Both were installed by District Deputy
G c. j. F. Angle.
AT the meeting of Lincoln Lodge No.
90. X of p last Friday evening, reso-
buttons were unanimously adopted ex-
pressing regret at the removal from the
city of Past Chancellor L.. G. Erven.
Brother Erven has long been an officer
of the lodge and his departure for MS
new home in Seattle is deeply regretted
bv every member The following officers
were elected to fill vacancies: M. of E.,
e. C. Schroeder: NJ of P, H. Turner;
M. at A., Frank Gallagher; l. G., j. L.
Duffy
ROYAL. NEIGHBORS.
February 16 Royal Oak camp initiated
two new members, received three by
card. one new application and several
applications for beneficiary. Next meet
ing night, March 2, the camp will give
a euchre party for its members without
chal ee, and the following meeting eX-
poets to take in a class of twenty-five,
thus showing that while they are the
largest in the state, their zeal is none the
less ardent and they hope before the
1901 convention of NJ. w. of A. to equal
if not exceed any camp in the jurisdic>
ton Visitors were present from four
different camps.
The next meeting of the central COM
4nittee Of Royal Neighbors OF America
will take place March g. at Central odd
Fellows hail. corner of Sixth and Sev-
enth streets. Meeting will be called to
order at p m. sharp.
SONS OF NEPTUNE.
Crew Of Minnesota No /, Of the Ameri
can Sons of Neptune will give an enter
tainment and ball for members and their
families at their hall the evening of
Washington's birthday.
This new order is rather nautical in
makeup and appearance, wearing the
uniform of a seaman of the United States
navy.
The fraternal and social elements are
not absent, while it's watchwords are nu-
merous but suitable: Charity, justice.
morality, liberty, freedom and friendship
fife and drum corps has been or
gained and will assist in future demon
STATIONS.
Minnesota Grove No 1 last Tuesday
worked in the third degree and received
/ two applications for membership. The
committee appointed to arrange a mas
! querade ball reported that they expect
! a great success, and the tickets are sell
| ing rapidly. The committee was instruct
| ed to give six cash prizes and a prize
| cake, which is on exhibition at Lennon &
| Gibbons. Noble Grand Arch Otto Rob
land has promised to- lead the grand
! march. The ball will be given tomorrow
evening at Mozart hall.
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD.
st. Paul Camp No 6, w. O. w, held
/ an interesting session last Monday and
| initiated one candidate. An exciting con-
/ fest is on among the members for a $500
! prize to be given for the securing of new
/ members. Elaborate preparations are be-
/ ing made for the annual celebration and
/ anniversary of the instituting of the lodge
! to be held next March,
ORDER EASTERN STAR
Mistlctoe Chapter No SO. O. E. S., will
entertain the worthy grand matron, Mrs.
Adelaide F. Bissell, Monday evening. On
Thursday. Feb. %, at Ayd's hall, West
! Seventh street, masquerade party will
be given under the management of the
! entertainment committee, Mrs. L. A.
Harding, q f. Wharton, Mrs. Ladd, Mrs
Fisher and Miss Lizzie Yorke. Invita-
tons can be had from the members of the
chapter only.
4noosu IRON HALL.
Zenith Branch No. %, Order Iron Hall
will entertain friends with a social dance
at Odd Fellows hall Feb 26. Arrange
ments are in charge of the following com
mittees: Reception, Mrs. M. e. Hart
man, chairman, Mrs. George Brooldngs
Mrs Thompson; Floor, Allan Hartman
Charles Thompson, Will Middleton: din
ing room, Mrs. Rass, Mrs. L. A. Webster
Miss Brye Miss Barta. HilXard's orches
ira will furnish music for dancing.
B. OF L. e.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers will Civ,
! its next card party Wednesday afternoon
In Odd Fellows hall, corner Fifth ant
1 Wabasha streets.
Oriental Division No. 1863 will give 1t
second annual hop Monday evening a
Cambridge hall. Good music will be II
attendance. and the committees in charg
have made it their aim to assure ever.
one present an enjoyable time.
MACCABEEs.
st. Paul Tent No. "a held very inter
estirig review last Monday evening. S
G. Leonard and an old and crafty re-
man named Hebl were introduced t
the "gripman'' Billy Prendergas
made his semi-annual visit and eloquen
speech. March / No. "a will remove t
. new and handsome quarters at 379 Rober
, street
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