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

| committee of three. The committee thus
appointed in Minneapolis viii report TO
! the grand regent on Tuesday. May - nj
! p. m, in room 4, Guaranty Loan BUILD
ing. On the same date the St Paul com
! mittee will report to Grand Vice Regent
! Dunlap, at The Windsor hotel. in 81. Paul.
/ albert Lea Council No. l06 was iusti-
| tuted April 2 by Deputy Grand Reg Mt
! Frank r. Mcdonald, with a charter mem
/ bership of tkirty-eight."
| MODERN WOODMEN
Capital City camps last meeting was a
! fouser and very nearly hundred were
] ed: st. Paul camp team of ForeSters and
| officers did the initiatory work in eX-
emp.ary manner. Supper was served ard
an an around good time INDUCED in.
Neigbbor Ackers was the pianist on this
occasion.
North ST Paul camp will give minstrel
| show and dance at their hail In North St.
Paul Saturday evening. May %. Mem
bers OF the city lodges are cordially in
vited.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
capitola camp held a social and business
meeting last Monday The camp was
and De Lestry, who had ice cream and
cake on hand for everybody to enjoy.
Visitors We're present from Starlight
camp.
COURT OF HONOR.
st. Paul court had large attendance
and received four new applications. Sister
Anna j. Sund worthy vice chancellor,
oficiated, Brother Pringle W. Chase be-
ing absent on account Of sickness.
Brother Benner reported that on May %
the court would give social and literary
entertainment, followed by a three act
| comedy entitled "Funigan's Fortune A
short dancing programme will also be ar
ranged Sunday next Supreme Delegate
Brother c. J.. Sund viii leave for Peoria,
H.. where the supreme session Will be
held Sister Sund and Sister and Brother
De Lestry will accompany him.
MASTER IIORSESHOERS.
At the regular meeting Of the Master
Horseshoers' Protective association held
Wednesday evening the following officers
We're installed to serve for one year:
President, Thomas Riley. reelected. vice
president. John H. Korngable; secretary
and treasurer. Theodore Eberhardt, re-
elected; recording secretary ]. w Tay-
lGr; corresponding secretary and delegate
to the national convention to be held In Mil
Warkee, W J. Horrigan. This association
VIII give its annual picnic at Spring Park.
Minnetonka. Wednesday, June 13, when
all the horseshOeing shops will be closed
all day. One of the features Of the picnic
will be a baseball game between the mas
ter horSeshOers Of Minneapolis and st.
| Paul. The committee have arranged
fine programme Of sports for which prizes
nave been kindly donated by the business
houses Of the city. The committee have
also secured a steamer to make the tour
of the lake.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIRERNlANS.
Division No. 1 held a well attended
meeting Wednesday evening. There were
five initiated and many proposals Dele
gates to the biennial state convention,
which will be held al Rochester June Y
next, were selected as follows: r. w
Mccoy. J. b. Peyters and Owen Nc
Enemey Alternates: J. w Enright
James White and J. T. Dempsey
committee Of five was appointed to give
an entertainment In June.
WOMANS RELIEF CORPS.
Gen. Ord Corps No. 81 will hold memo
rial services Friday May x. al Odd Eel
lows hall, Fifth and Wabasha streets.
for Mrs. Helen M Converse. deceased.
who was a president OF this corps. and
Sarah j. Martin. past national president.
All members Of the order and q. A z.
comrades are invited to attend