The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-07
I. O. O. F.


I. O. o. F..
Union Lodge No. As installed the fol-
lowing officers last Thursday evening:
G. Margraff n. G.; Charles Ivey. v. g.;
H. ]. Nelson. recording secretary; Robert
Wilson Jr.. f. S.; III. Copilovich. treas
urer. Next Thursday the lodge will con-
Ter the first degree on two candidates.
st. Paul Lodge No. 2 at its last
meeting elected o. d. Curtis treas
urer; Fl. l.. Tankelsey. trustee. and Dr.
e. F. Geer representative to general re-
lief committee.
The officers OF Court Gen. Sibley, West
side, will be installed by the high chief
hanger next Friday.
Court Minnesota initiated fourteen can
didates and installed it's officers last Tues
day. The installation ceremonies were
conducted by O.. II. O'Neill high chief
ranger, assisted by ]. C. O'Keefe, past
high chief ranger; A. e. Rouillard, high
secretary, and E. n. Young, high treas
urer. Several musical and vocal selec-
lions were rendered by Brothers Carl
veau, Dahlquist and Tolls. A committee
was appointed to select suitable en-
blem 10 be presented at some future
time to ]. w. Dickey, the retiring chief
ranger, in recognition of the services
which he rendered the court and order
during three years that he was presiding
officer.
Court saltwater has issued invitations
for public installation and ball next
Wednesday,
The officers of Court Hillside, Mime
apolis will be installed at public meet
ing and entertainment next Monday.
Court Volney, Montgomery, will hold
q public installation of officers next Sat-
urday
The officers of Court Minneapolis will
be installed by the high standing com
mittee next Thursday. A stag social
and general good time will follow.
The officers of Court Rosemount We're
installed by A. E. Rouillard, high secre-
tary, Thursday evening, assisted by F.
]. Leonard, high counselor, who deliv-
cred an Interesting address on the order.
There was a large number present at
the open installation of officers last Tues
day, of the Ladies' Auxiliary, Court st.
Paul No. PAL. High physician, Dr. Buck
ley, installed the following officers:
Court physician, DR.. Buckley; court dep
uty, Mrs. C. Danscrau; chief companion,
Mrs. H. Bourgeault; past chief comoan-
ion, Mrs. linn; V. g. companion, Mrs. a.
Cleary; recording secretary Miss Rose
Bourgcault; financial secretary. Mrs. M.
Rynes; treasurer, Mrs. M. Benz; orator,
Miss Olive Fait; organist, Miss Rose
Bourgcault; senior woodward Mrs.
Humphrey; Junior woodward, Mrs. c.
Woods; senior beadie, Mrs. E. Stelfel;
Junior beadle, Miss A. linn. An address
was given by DR.. Buckley. Light re-
freshments were served and an enjoy
able entertainment provided.
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS
Court Capital City No. GA and their
wives were delightfully."- entertained by
a
Burr street Thursday evening at pro-
gressive cinch. Favors were won by Mrs.
G. Be Mokaupt, Mrs. ]. c. Hennessy, H.
w. Mcdonald and F. O'Donnell. Re
freshments were served. The court will
next be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. VI.
j. Sullivan. of SCI De Soto street.
The new officers Of Union Lodge No. AZ
were installed at their hall last Thursday
evening by the d. D. G. M, W. G. Jones'.
The officers were: Louis Margraff, N. g.;
Charles Ivey, V. g.; H. T. Nelson, r. s.;
r. Wilson ST., F. S., and H. Copiloyich
treasurer.
Last Thursday night Twin City lodge
conferred the third degree on two
brothers, and A. L. Bolton, acting as
grand master, installed the following Of
ficcrs: Frank F. Block, noble grand;
Frank A. Hart vice grand; J. F. Wilson,
recording secretary; G. A. Rinker, linan-
cial secretary; P. A. Deslaurier, treas
urer; James Binderwarden Joseph Bour-
geault r. S. of n. c.; J. H. Bourgeault,
J.. S. of N. c. Frank Roden, R. S. Of V.
c.. r. ]. Smith, L. S. of V. g.; John Sea-
varda, r. S. S., and John Bagnasacco, L.
s. S.
Both encampments of this city, Mime
sofa No. l and Hancock No. 80, will in
stall their new officers conjointly next
Friday evening at the hall of the former,
a. Fifth opd WahaSha streets
District Deputy Grand Master w. P.
Dyer Installed officers of Columbia Lodge
No. POS, as follows: S. B. Molander, noble
grand; L. r. Stone, vice grand; j. p.
Monitor, recording secretary; w. A Ris-
tine, financial secretary, and G. Kruse,
treasurer. After the ceremonies refresh
ments were served by the noble grand.
The lodge will give their monthly card
party on Friday, jan u.
ROYAL. NE1GHBORS.
The principal order of business at Roy
81 Oak camp Friday evening was the in
stallation of officers. The retiring ofil-
GERS initiated two memb rs and acted on
several applications, after which Deputy
Supreme Oracle Bamford, assisted by
Grand Marshal Sutton, installed the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: Or
acle Neighbor Herburger; chancellor
Neighbor Frye; marshal, Neighbor Mel
die; recorder, Neighbor Lott; receiver,
Neighbor Collins; inside sentinel, Neigh
Dor Sucher; outside sentinel, Neighbor
Adams; manager for three years, Neigh
Dor Slifer; physician, Neighbor DR.. Pea
ny. Neighbor Mounts, through illness,
was unable to be present, and will be in
stalled vice oracle at The next meeting
DR.. Geer was also absent. Visitors were
present from Harmony, Starlight, Maple
Leaf and Capitola camps, this city, also
visitors from two camps outside the city.
After installation a recommendation
made by the board of managers for an
assistant recorder was considered and
Neighbor Weber was the unanimous
choice of the camp. Royal OAK camp
being the largest in the state, 1t was con
sidered right that she should take the
Initiative in this matter Of making tie
work of the recorder less burdensome.
Meeting of joint committees Of Royal
Neighbor camps Wednesday, at 2:3O p.
m, Odd Fellows hall.
Royal Oak No. 159 will give card
party Friday, Jan. 49, at Odd Fellows
hall, corner Fifth and Wabasha.