The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-02
MODERN WOODMEN.


The degree team of st. Paul Camp No
31O1 will give a social dance Dec. Is at
Odd Fellows hall, Fifth and Wabasha
streets.
The Modern Woodman society is al
ready beginning to prepare for its head
Mimi, in June, 1901. The head clerk of
the society has just issued circular let
ter TO all Woodman camps, 6n which full
instruction is given regarding the e,ec-
ton of camp delegates at first meeting in
next month, to county and state camp
meetings, the latter electing the dele
gates to the st. Paul head camp
Those states in which more than $50 To-
cal Woodman camps are located, will
hold county camp meetings on january
TO next, and these in turn will elect dele
gates to the state camp meetings, all Of
winch Will convene on the second We'd
nesday in February next. The states
having $50 or more local Woodman camps
Illinois, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Michigan,
Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Ohio, Indiana.
The other states of the Woodman juris-
| d1ction, tWenty-four in number, not hav-
ing each $50 local camps, will hold no
| county camps, but will elect delegates
direct to the state camp, each camp no
one delegate.
The expense of the county camps will
be borne by the local camps participant
ing. Al! delegates to state camps, how
ever, Will be allowed per diem of IS
and actual mileage from the society's
general fund.
MAsONs
Grand Commander Thomas Hubbard
CasWell is dead. He was at the head of
the Scottish Rite for the Southern Ma
some Jurisdiction, and, in reality, this is
the highest Masonic Office in the United
| States or the world Until the next
meeting of the supreme council the Gu-
ties OF the grand commander will be ey-
erclsed by Congressman Richardson of
Tennessee
LOSSES WE'RE HEAVY.
The Galveston storm caused a loss to
the the A y. u "; of $1,000; to the Ma
Maccabees, So, GOO; to the Knights Of
Homer $4,000; to the United Moderns,
$zQ,O00; to the Woodmen of the World.
$44, 900.
MACCABEES.
unity Unity Tent No. gave an enjoyable
dancing party Thursday evening. There
were about forty couples present.
Inc tent will elect officers next Thurs
aay evening, and all members are re-
quested to be present.
On Thursday evening Dec. 10. a snok-
er is to be held, and a rousing time is
promised pro Used to all Good programme, pipes
tainment committee: A. Matheis. F, Fl
Morgan and w. w. Stubbs.
Ramsey Division No /, Uniform Rank.
e w!eI meet t. at ;Bowlby hall on Tuesday
pc admitted, and the charter list closed
An interested sir knights have been in
TIted' and a good meeting is expected.
This will be a large event, and much in
tefest Is being manifested. When the
uniforms arrive the division will be a
credit to the order and an honor to the
city: All will kindly be present promptly
at the time mentioned.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Starlight Camp No. 465 gave a pro-
gresslVe euchre party Friday night at
Central hall The ladies whining prizes
We're: Miss H. Ishmeal, first; Mrs. A.
3. Longaker, second: Mrs NJ FIELDING,
third. The gentlemen winners were:
b. Seighrue, first; z. j. O'Conneu, sec
ond; L. Rock, third. Refreshments were
served, after which dancing was INDUCED
III until late hour. Fully $50 people were
present These in charge We're: Mes
Games Brown, Crawford, Bamford, Otto
Ralbel, O'Connen, Shepley, Carbin
Gross and NJ. O'ConneH.
IRON CHAIN,
Link No. 10 gave a large dancing Darty
tuesday evening. Music was furnished
by the Bostonian orchestra and a very
pleasant evening was spent. The next
regular meeting will be held TUESDAY
evening at G. A. r. hall. on WahaSh9
street. All members are requested to he
present. ~ &c