The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-10
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS.

To insure its appearance in the Sunday
G. l b e, secret society news must be
sent in not later than Friday night.
MODERN WoODMEN.
At the annual election of officers of
North st. Paul camp No. sos, NJ. w. A,
held Dec. T. 1900 the following named
persons were elected: V. c., F. w Gose-
wisch; w A, Ralph Loudly; clerk, John
Schleck; banker, John Owens; escort,
Ed Starkey; Waterman, Oscar Hoppe;
sentry, John Gatzke; manager, J. w.
Herrck. The following named were
elected delegates to the county conven-
ton to be held Jan. 10, 1901. F. w. Gose-
wisch, ]. w. Herrick and Ralph Loudly.
Preparations are being made for joint
installation with Alpha camp r. N. A.
The Minnehaha camp of Modern Wood
men, at It's annual meeting Friday even
ing, elected: Venerable consult A w.
Lilley; worthy advisor, G. H. Becker;
banker J. N. Mounts; clerk, A H. Hoop
er; assistant clerk, c. S. Haven; escort,
c. A. Rossbo; assistant escort, A. D.
Bloomfield; Waterman, G. S. Tousley;
sentry, Charles o. Hiler; manager, E. H.
Shibley; physicians, L. E. Kenny, E. F.
Geer; A. F. Goodrich, o. Martell and c.
F.. Denny.
Capital City camp, No 1884, on We'd
nesday elected the following officers for
the coming year: Venerable consul, c.
J. Sund; worthy advisor, ]. Fiden; clerk,
T. Madison; banker, c. Rasmussen; es-
cort, G. Landstrom; Waterman, j. e.
Brink; sentry, o. Jurgensen; physicians,
Drs. M Allan and e. M. LundhOlm; man
ager, c. Hanson; delegates to county con-
vention January 10, c. ]. Sund, e. G..
Bennes, T. Madison, P. G. Williams, L.
E. Anderson, E. L. DeListry; alternates,
J. E. Glen, c. Hanson, K. L. Tenny
McJurgeson, H. C. Peterson and j. De-
vine. A comittee of five was appointed
to make arrangements for a masquerade
ON Feb. 6. Several new applications were
received, and one candidate initiated.
Forest camp held a very interesting
meeting last Monday evening "A vote
was taken on the reserve fund. question
which resulted in favor of the reserve
fund The officers elected for the next
term are: Dr. F. J. Plondke, V. C.; Dr.
c. Foot, w. A; AID HeideWeich, banker;
S. N. Gross, clerk; J. E. Kromschraeder,
assistant clerk; NJ Burns, escort; D.
Jones; Waterman, J. Gundlach, sentry;
A. Anderson, manager; G. Jones, F. j.
Plondke, S. N. Gross, A. Anderson, j.
E. Kromschroeder, w. H. Railing and
H. J. Niemann were elected delegates to
the county convention.
St. Paul camp, No. 31O1, will have cleo
ton of officers tomorrow night. The de-
gree team OIL the CdIlps VIII SANO % ~
cial dance next Tuesday night.
At the annual meeting Of Frazee Camp
No. S064, NJ w. A., the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
V. c., John Neuner; w. A, e: r; PhelpS'
banker, Fred c. Clayton; clerk, 5. r.
Mather; escort, James Gallagher; W.,
Andrew SyVersOn; sentry, Edward Haney;
physician, DR.. George F. Drew; manager
Afford King: delegates to county con
vention, John Neuner. E. F. GUNNER,
James Gallagher and Thomas Alexander.
ODD FELLOWS.
Norden Rebeka lodge, No. 155, will give
its fourth annual ball at Vasa hall, zo4
East Seventh street, next Saturday even
ing.
sixteenth annual ball Dec. 81, at its hall,
corner Fairfield avenue and South Wa
basha street.
Union lodge No. IS, elected the follow
ing officers at its last meeting: H M.
Eshelman, noble grand; O. 7. K1nsman'
vice grand; H. Levison, recording sec
rotary; P. c. Munson, financial secretary;
H. Copilvich, treasurer.
The Royal purple degree was conferred
bv Hancock encampment last Monday
night.
Minnesota, encampment, No. 1 and Han
cock encampment No. so, will have a
Joint session at the hall Of the former
corner of Fifth and Wabasha streets
next Friday evening, at which CLASS
of over twenty-five members, Of the var
ious subordinate lodges, will be admitted
TO the patriarchial degree. Hennepln en-
campment degree staff, Of minneapolis,
will do the ritualistic work in its usual
efficient manner and members of the sew
eraI Minneapolis encampments ana also
several Grand officers will be pFesenI l.
A social time will be spent after the
conclusion of the ceremony. All patr1-
archs in the city should be present.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
y The Pvthian wheel will revolve at Lin
oo1r Lodge No. 13 on Friday evening.
SueciaI notice has been sent to each mem
Der of No. 13 to turn out that nlSht anu
help entertain the visiting brothers' Inc
entertainment committee Will furnlsh
fun and refreshments and very ENJOY
able evening is promised.
The annual election Of officers OF Sill
YER Lake Lodge 81, Knights Of Pythias'
North ST Paul, resulted as follows: y.
c. Ed Starkey; V. c., F. w. GoseWlsch;
prelate. H. H. Stay; M. of w, Joe Sing
er: NJ. of E., o. A. Sleeper; NJ. OF F.,
Abel Hanson; M. at A, Ralph Loudly; l.
G., Ed Hoppe; o. G., o. II. Hill.
Tnehster Lodge No. 20 held a short ses-
sion last Monday evening on account of
oivine. its hall to the Maccabees for their
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entertainments Tomorrow evening will
be devoted to an exemplifcation of the
secret work, and all members of the Or
der are cordially invited to participate in
the same.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Capitala Camp No. 1910 will meet to-
morrow evening, when a lot Of important
business will be transacted. A large at
tendance is expected.
COURT OF HONOR.
ST. Paul Court No. S52, at it's last meet
ing elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Chancellor, J. II. Dow
ney; vice chancellor, Thoebe Henderson;
past chancellor, George M. Pringle; chap
lain, Mary Theisen; recorder, G. J. Sund;
treasurer, Joseph Rothwell; conductor,
J. J. Beaumont; guard, K. L. Finney;
Muller, c. Bamfo:d, 2. c. Carlson med
ical directors, P. Nelson, A. K. Nelson,
Mason Allan, ]. o. Cavanaugh and ]. w
Wells Three candidates We're were in
itiated and five new applications received
A committee was appointed to make ar
engagements for public installation.
LADIES OF THE G. A. R.
Ellsworth circle held its regular meet
ing last Monday and elected the follow
ing officers: President, Mrs. Geo. Brook
| ms; senior vice president, Mrs. Light
burn: junior vice president Mrs. Ralph
| treasurer, Mrs. J. P Lyons; chaplain
Mrs. Cole.
Mrs. McCleary, of East Fourth street
J 10 80 o;,, l.