The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-11


| extended to Woodmen from outside the
| city, who wish to see the full work of the
| degrees, to drop in on Unity's meeting
nights with the assurance that they will
| not be disappointed either in candidates
! or the work. The camp continues to show,
| the same steady growth that 1T enjoyed
! last year, and will undoubtedly realize Its
| expectations of five hundred members to
| close the year.
Capital City camp, Modern Woodmen,
and Capitola Camp No. 1910, r. N. of A,
! held a joint installation last Wednesday
| at Central hall. The event was one
| of the successes of the season. The Of
flcers of Capitola camp were all dressed
in white and purple and created consid-
cradle surprise to the visitors. 1t was
a very pretty sight. Neighbor Bamford,
d. s. O., installed the officers. Neighbor
A. ]. Sund, the past oracle, called the
| meeting to order. Neighbor E. l.. De
Lestry the chief forester of the team Of
| Capital City camp, lead the team through
| different movements This made the in
stallation more impressive.
Neighbor George Merchant, D. H. c.,
installed the officers of Capital City
camp. After the ceremonies Neighbor
Bamford d. s. O., was presented with
handsome silver cake basket from Capt.
tola camp, in memory of the occasion.
Neighbor George Merchant, D. H. c.,
was presented with token of true
neighborhood from Capital City camp.
| Several solos on the piano by Mr.. Garnet
Anderson and several songs by Neighbor
Lloyd made a very pleasant programmes
before the dancing.
| ST. Paul camp will meet tomorrow
| evening and hold short business meet
| ing. after which the hall will be given
over to the entertainment committee,
uy1o hoy in. php ba ar hall
North Star camp will hold a meeting
next Friday evening at Central hail. Five
| candidates will be given the first and sec
ond degrees. Business of great impor-
lance is to be discussed. and 1t is ur-
gently requested that all members be
present.
ROYAL NEIGHBoRS.
Capitola Camp No. ISL will meet next
! Monday evening. Business of great i'm
portance will be brought up. The camp
meets every second and fourth Monday
of each month.
WoMENs RELIEF CORPS.
Acker Corps No. z, w. r. c., held a
! regular meeting last Thursday after
noon. Sixteen members and two visiting
members from Minneapolis, Mrs. Anna
K. Fay. president of the Federation, and
member of o. P. Norton corps; Mrs.
Blodgett, of Appomattox corps. were
present. Invitations were received and
accepted from the following: The
U. v. N" to banquet to be given Feb.
20; house warming to be given by Gar
field post Feb II; an entertainment to
be given by the German veterans Feb.
% at the state capitol. Acker Corps No.
Z will give card party at the next regu-
lar meeting, Feb. %.
MODERN. SAMARITANS
Astoria Council No. 5. at the last meet
ing, initiated several candidates. TIE
| next meeting will be Feb. 20. Business of
Importance will be transacted, and a c.ass
initiated.
NATIONAL. UNION.
ST. Paul Council No. 1886 gave social
| last Tuesday evening.
| Vita Nova Council No. S2S will meet
| next Tuesday, and all members are re-
quested to be present,
MACCABEES.
| Unite Hive No. 80 will give valentine
| ball Wednesday, Feb. IA. The committee
| in charge is composed of Mrs. Christina
Bamford, Mrs. Gertrude Porter, Mrs.
Anna Thurston, Mrs. Marion Brown and
| Mrs. Marie Gross.
DEGREE OF HONOR.
Nobility Tent No 10 will give progress
sive euchre party on Wednesday evening,
Feb IA, at Central hall, Sixth and Sew
| enth streets
Charlotte Van Cleve Tent No. l, D. of
| ", held short business meeting Friday
| evening, Feb. 9, at Central hall The COM
mittee of the S. Of v. and the D. of V.
| will meet at Mrs. Maxwells, 62 East
Eleventh street, Sunday afternoon, to
make arrangements for the supper to be
given at the S. of V. fifteenth annual"
! Feb %. After the regular meeting the
tent gave a progressive euchre party.
Eleven tables were played The favors
were won by Mrs NJ Thompson, progress
sive; Mrs William Stubs, lone hand;
| Mrs E. P. Hopwood, foot; Mr.. Simpson,
proeressive Mr. Twist, lone hand; Mr..
Wood, foot.
UNITED ORDER OF FoREsTERs.
Court Como Ne. "a will have limitations
| at It's next meeting, Feb. 20. Court HAM
lines team will be invited to confer the
degrees, and q large turnout OF visiting
members Is expected. Every member is
| endeavoring to make this year record
breaker and forge this court to the 'front.'
The meeting Of the high court will be
| held in Minneapolis and several interest
/ ing matters will be brought up.
HIBERNIANs.
Division No 3, L. A. TO A o. H, is
making arrangements for the third of
the series of social hops to be given at
| Sherman hall on Friday evening, Feb. g.
! A cordial invitation is hereby extended to
all the friends of Division No. 8. In gen.
eral, and to the members Of the L. A.
| and to the brothers of the A. o. H. The
committee consists of Misses Cook, Glib
1 hons, Mitchell, Powers, Flanagan, Doyle,
Maddox, Sweeny, O'Donnell, Porter and
Mesdames Kelly, Sessions. Mcdonald.