The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-25
WOODMEN OF THE wORrD


WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
st. Paul Camp No G. w. o. w, will
hold meeting Monday evening in Mar
It's hall on Wabasha street.
LADIES OF MACCABEES.
Unite Hiye No. 80. Ladies of the Mac
caoees, VIII give a progressive cinch
party this evening at No. 379 Robert
street knights of Columbus hall.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Maple Leaf camp. R. N. A. held its reg.
ular meeting last Thursday evening.
which was well attended Six candidates
were initiated, and refreshments were
served. Mines Findlan and Knapp were
given pleasant surprise, the camp pre-
senting the former with a handsome gold
lodge pin and the latter beautiful pic
ture as token OF esteem by which the
ladies are held in the camp
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOREST
Frs.
Court Capital City No. GA and their
wifes were most delightfully."- entertained
at progressive cinch by DIR. and Mrs.
George Binder at their home 62S East
Seventh street, Tuesday evening" B'aVors
were won by Mrs. c. B. Mohaupt, Mr..
Samuel Kellerman, Mr. George Mccain,
Mrs. F. E. Aldrich, Mrs Joseph F1ble
dainty repast was served.
MACCABEES.
St. Paul tent held its regular review
Monday evening. Eight candidates were
initiated and sixteen applications were
read, A good musical programme was
given Next Monday evening a class Of
twenty-five will be initiated; also. a good
entertainment is on the programme. Sir
knigts. turn out and get acquainted with
the new sir knights.
Tuesday evening the Oriental degree is
to be given at Red Mems hall. Robert
street A good supper is to be the cli-
max. All are invited.
st. Paul Tent No. "a has accepted the
challenge from Capital City Tent No. 81
for a bowling contest. Arrangements
have been made for the match to take
place Wednesday, March g. on Joseph
Lynchs bowling alleys, 221 East Seventh
street The teams will be captained by
A. Strauss OF Capital tent and J. B.
Marcoux, of ST. Paul Tenth No "a. As
there are good bowlers in both tents
close contest is expected.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Capitol Lodge No 81. K. P. begins
promptly at s o'clock. and will confer the
first rank on three candidates Wednes-
day, 18th inst.
New Century Camp 7246, NJ W. A. in-
itiated a class last Tuesday evening. The
team from Unity camp conferred both de-
grees. Neighbors Langaker, Kimball,
Evans. Cromer and District Deputy Mer-
chant spoke the good of the order.
Refreshments were served.
A o. U. w.
Eureka Lodge No will hold its reg
ular meeting next Tuesday evening, when
the degree team of University lodge will
confer the degree on a large class of can
didates. Grand lodge visitors VIII be
present. and a general good time is prom
ised.
ODD FELLOWS.
Norden Rebecah Lodge No. 155, / O. o.
F.. initiated three candidates at their
last meeting. The degree was given by
the new degree staff. the work being
ner.
The golden rule degree was conferred
by Hancock encampment last Monday
evening.
Excelsior Meridian Lodge No 60 will
celebrate their twenty-third anniversary
on Monday evening, March &c. A musical
and literary entertainment will be fur
nished, a lunch will be served and all
members and their families and friends
are invited
MODERN SAMARITANS.
Astoria council will hold its next meet
ing at Odd Fellows hall. corner of Fifth
and Wabasha streets. Monday evening,
March 26 A class will be initiated, and
business of Importance VIII come up.
ORDER IRON CHAIN.
Link No. IS entertained at cards and an
Informal hop at Central hall, Wednesday
evening. Favors We're Won by Mrs w.
c. Montgomery. Mrs. Morris, Mrs. p. Nc
Kinnon. Mr. H. II. Hoyt, Mr.. Ed Oakland
and Mrs. f. f. Duggan. Light refresh
nents were served in the dining hall to
fully zoo people, and every one seemed
to enjoy the event. The next meeting
will be held April l.