The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-03

confer with the Elks in regard to their
Paraue Ihe following are the commit
tee: III. Fafluer G. Sundeith and M c.
Perlman, j.. F.. Angel was elected as
captain for the lodge on Memorial day.
Three applications were received and the
| first rank conferred upon three.
DRUIDS.5
| st. Paul Grove Nd 7 expects to work
In the first, seconds and possibly the third
| degrees at its meeting tomorrow evening.
| Some new features will be presented; also
| some new refreshments. Every member
should be present. 'sia
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS.
Companion Court St Paul No. 2n, In
dependent Order of Foresters will cele-
| brate its first anniversary on Tuesday
evening, June 5, by giving a card party
at the hall, Rice and University.
FRATERNAL SIFTINGS.
The national fraternal congress will
| meet in Boston, Mass, instead Of At
lantic City, N. j., as originally intended.
The meeting will be held during the first
week in August.
The supreme lodge, Modern Brotherhood
OF America, will hold its first meeting
Oct 10 in Kansas. City. Mo. The society
is three years old, and it has 712 local
| lodges. with about 10000 members.
The fraternal benefit societies of Canada
are seeking legislation from the Domin-
ion parliament, looking to the exclusion of
american fraternal orders from that
country. This may be sharp business
and may prevent disastrous, or at least
disagreeable, competition, but it is Ger
tainly not a fraterDaI action on the part
of the Canadian societies.
MODERN WooDMEN.
New Capital Camp No. 663S will meet
next Thursday evening at Twin City hall.
University avenue and Rice street A
large class wilbEbe initiated
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Commercial council ywill at their meet
ing tOmOrT0W evening 10
ments for fitting observance June 23
Royal Royal ARcanHm day and the TWEEN
ty-thlrd anniversary of the foundation
of the order, which now members above
200, ,GG0 members
LADIES OF THE G. A. R.
Ellsworth Circle No. s will give a card
party tomorrow evening at their hall in
ODD Fellows hall, Fifth and Wabasha
streets.
ODD FELLOWS.
At the semi-annual election of Union
Lodge No. IS, held last Thursday evening,
the following officers were elected: N G.
I Charles IVey; V. c. H M Eshelmen
| and r, S.. Harry Levinson.
At the last meeting of Minnesota en-
campment-by its Courtesy-the golden
! rule and royal purple degrees were con
| ferred on a patriarch of Hancock en-
! campment.
! Twin City lodge last Thursday evening
| viz. Frank a. Hart, N G. Josepb
| Bourgeault, V. G., and ]. F. Wilson. re-
| cording secretary (re-elected).
| Upon invitation Canton Apollo Pa
! triarchs militant went to MinneaDolis ana
! participated in the parade on Decorafian
| day.
THE ZODIAC.
| About 100 prominent members of tha
/ different fraternites of St Paul held y
meeting at Central hall last night to cIoss
| UP details for the organization of a lodge
| OF the. zodiac The meeting was yery eI,-
! thus1aStc, and owing to the amount r.
| work involved. had to take a recess until
! Monday evening. at which time the or
! ganlzation will be perfected and the nvs-
! ter1eS Of the lodge explained to the new
members by Field Deputy Bentley. Tha
charter list is fEIll and no more can be ac-
| cepted en- the -samesN
! The Zodiac is AN organization originated
at Fargo. and aims to bring to~efher ali
tie best elements in some fifteen fra
ternal societies. the purpose being clos
or aequaintanceship .sociability and mu-
ual aid The 81. Paul lodge viii he tn a.
hEst instituted in Minnesota, while 9th
SIS are en- the1 y,sat Minneapolis and
Winona. The numb4r of lodges in other
states are restricted to certain centers Of
population. There Is no doubt that thr,
st. Paul institution will reach the point
occupied by that 1t, Fargo.
& DEL F.
Minnehaha Ledge No. 81, Ladies Society
to B. l.. F., will give a progressive eu-
ernoon The committee in charge are
Mrs. w a, Boink.s5Mrs. T. F. Dugan
and Mrs. A. K. Bonar Refreshments
Will be served