The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-13

commander; R. H Oakley, of ST. Paul,
grand generalissimo; J. S. StadsVold, of
CrOokston, grand prelate; William Wat
son, of Excelsior, grand treasurer; F. O.
Sargent, of East Grand Forks, senior war
den. Edward GIL, of St Paul, was re-
elected grand recorder. George Hunter,
of this city, was chosen representative
to the supreme commandery at Atlantic
City, Oct II to "a
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Washington Lodge No "A had a very
large attendance last Wednesday even
ing. Two applications were received. An
entertainment committee was appointed
Tor the year, consisting of l. Bear, |.
Pairan and A. Keriakides.
WOMEN'S COURT OF FOREsTERs.
The w. c. o. F. Court No 332 will
give their first annual soc al at Elks'
hall Wednesday evening, May %.
ORDER OF THE IRON CHAIN.
Link No. 10 will give its first annual
calico ball on the 23rd of this month.
MODERN WOODMEN.
St. Paul Camp BIOL, M w A, will meet
next Monday, and have some very i'm
portant business to transact. A large
attendance is anticipated.
UNITED WORKMEN.
Eureka Lodge No held a rousing
meet ng last Tuesday evening, and inti-
ated five candidates and received num-
Der of applications. All present had a
general good time, and if the lodge keeps
on at this rate it will be the banner
lodge of the state.
ROYAL LADIES.
The next regular meeting of Court No
s, Royal Ladies, will be held tomorrow
evening, May IA, at Elks' hall
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
The ladies of Prosperity Grove No. s,
w. .. w, have arranged for a calico
ball to be gwen on Wednesday evening,
May %, at Central hail. corner of Sixth
and Seventh streets. The following COM
mlttees were appointed: On reception,
Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Hubbel, Mrs. Jenkins
and Mrs. Mabin; on floor, Messrs. Jen-
kins, Mabin, Wilson, Rayney and Har-
rlngton; on supper, Mrs. Clayton, Mrs.
Fink, Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Harrington and
MRS. McNulty The mus will be fur
nished by Pepin's orchestra, and all who
come are promised a good time.
SONS OF HERMANN.
Freiheit Lodge No "a gave It's eighth
annual bail last night at Assembly hall.
The committee on arrangements was
composed of the following: Matt Etter,
Godfrey Daniels, August Groh. Matt
Swifer and Gotlieb Pohl. Floor commit
tee, Aug Suenman, Gotlieb Pohl, Aug
Groh and Charlie Kreiger.
The music was furnished by the Citi-
zens' orchestra. The affair was largely
attended and was a financial success.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
ondckTOrQ-
ably assisted the officers of Capital No 81
in comforting the third rank last Wednes-
day evening. On the 23d Capital will con
fer the three ranks beginning at Z
W. B. Boyd has resigned as prelate
OF Capital lodge. and c. s. Bertram has
been elected to fill the unexpired term.
The lease of the present K. P. hall ex
pres in September The matter of re-
neWal is now before the building syndi-
cate - '0-
knights Maley, Boyd and Bartram are
a committee from Capital lodge to con-
fer with like committees from other
lodges in regard to arrangements for
June. III
Saltwater Knights of Pythias will be
visited on Tuesday evening next by
members of Unity lodge. of Minneapolis,
and 1t is probable that many ST. paul
Knights mig will also be present
Inc ladies social of Capital lodge next
Wednesday evening promises to be an
excellent one, Some of the best talent in
the city has been secured for the occa-
sion The members of the lodge have
INVITATIONS for their friends. The enter
talnment will begin at $780, and at iis
conclusion ice cream will be served.