The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-28
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOM
RED MEN.

RED MEN.
At the last council sleep of Minnewau-
kan Tribe No. 2 patterns were exhibited
Of the new degree suits purchased at a.
cost of $500 and met with universal ap-.
prevail. They will be ready in time to
be worn the first week in December when
a class of twenty-five palefaces Will
be Initiated. The new degree team.
formed three weeks ago, is making good
progress under the weil-tried leadership
Of Past ,Sachem H. S. Mason, as captain,
Applications are dealt with every meet
ing. The initiation of the class will
be followed by banquet. The at
tendance is getting larger than it has
been for a long time. The members who
were absent on last Wednesdays sleep
are requested to be present next week,
as matters of Importance are to be dis
cussed.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Capitol Lodge No 81 was Instituted on
Nov. 2, 1885, It's anniversary ceIebra-
ton will be held this year on Nov. Il
The nature of the entertainment to be
given will be decided at next Wednes-
day evenings convention. At the last
convention the first rank was conferred,
with a good attendance of members and
several visitors. The vice chancellor
presided in the absence of the c. c.,
James p Maley, who is away on a vaca-
ton. A committee was also appointed
to endeavor to arrange with Lincoln
lodge for a joint installation of officers
on Jan. A. when Grand Chancellor Com
mander TaWney will be present
Twin City lodge conferred the second
and third ranks on one candidate at its
hall, Merriam Park, last Monday even
ing.
The lodges of st. Paul are to visit
C+ nh,
day evening, leaving the Cedar street
loop at 1880.
COURT OF HONOR
Brother c. ]. sund, state deputy SUI
preme chancellor for Minnesota has To-
Gated, his office at 415, Phoenix building,
where everybody is cordially invited to
see him. The Court of Honor is having
an excellent growth in the state ana
the time will soon come when this order
will rank among the largest fraternal or
ders in the state.
ST. Paul Court No. 852 has made ar
engagements for grand ball and rattle
at Central hall, Thanksgiving night.
Thursday, Nov. 20. The handsome coy
cushion is an exhibition in Lennon q
Gibbons show windows Twenty-Five
cents is the price for rattle and ball.
st. Paul Court No S52 at the last
meeting initiated ten candidates and re-
ceiyed twelve new . applications The
court had that very day received their
new uniforms and paraphernalia for de-
gree work. The team, which consists of
Brothers Muller, Clarket. Hedlund, Con-
rad, Lundstrom and Thiets and Sisters
c. Carlesen, B. C9riesen, A. Pringle, r.
NyStrom, I. Engenoep,. NJ. Nealy and NJ
TheisOn, did excellent work and it is .Sre-
Gicted that in a short time they Will be
second to none in degree work in the
state They all looked very handsome
in their costumes. which are very elabo-
rate in makeup. After the initiatorv
work was done and all business was
transacted, supper was served and TO
wind up the evening the orchestra tuned
up for the members to have a dance
Elite Court No. 1913, was Instituted last
Friday evening by the full degree staff
of st. Paul Court No 852 This Jew
court started with a charter member
ship of twenty-five, who are all of high
standing. The new court will have
membership Of over fifty by Jan. !, 1861.
Brother e. c. Benner deserves greai
credit for his work of organizing such n
court
The members are very enthusiastic in
the work and will be a credit to the
order in this city.
ODD FELLOWS.
Two patriarchs of Hancock encamn-
ment We're advanced to the Golden RIila
degree last Friday night at the Joint
session OF both encampments of st. Paul
hancock encampment will confer the
same degree tomorrow night.
At the last meeting of Evening Star
Rebekah Lodge No. IS visitors were
present from South Dakota, Iowa. IlI-
| neis, Wisconsin and Minneapolis: also