The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-25


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comrades families. Twenty-opa mem
bers from The George Crook corps Of
saltwater and five from local corps.
were present. Light refreshments were
served
The sewing society Of the post viii
meet with Mrs. Mary Perkins, Of North
street, Friday afternoon; Dec. T.
HIBERNIAN KNIGHTS
The knights will meet at Sherman
nail at p. m. this afternoon for the
llrst drill. A full attendance of mernb rs
is requested.
RFBEKAHS.
A large delegation from Mistletce Re
bekah lodge OF Minneapolis visited Even
ing Star lodge, Nc. Is, last Saturday
evening, for the purpose OF witnessing
the work of the Evening Star degree
team There were a number of other
Rebelzah lodges from MINNEAPOLIS rep
resented. also a number of St Paul
lodges. A ten-minute talk was given by
MRS Nye, Of Minneapolis, and Miss
M. Davis, of ST. Paul, gave a vocal Sc
lection. Evening Star lodge viii give
its next dance Of The series Dec II al
Odd Fellows hall, corner of Fifth and
Wabasha streets.
RED MEN.
Minnewaukan Tribe, No. 2, held an I'm
usually lively session last Wednesday
evening. The degree team. with its
new uniforms, exemplified the work of
the order in a highly creditable manner
Nominations for officers for the ensuing
term indicates that the chairs will be
filed with an unusually energetic lot Of
men. Visitors were present from Still
water and Minneapolis. The tribe will
give a card party for its friends We'd
nesday evening, Dec. L.
COURT OF HONOR.
St Paul court. No So, viii give a
ball and rattle, Thanksgiving night, at
Central hall. A very good time is an
ticipated. At the next meeting, the
court will elect officers for the ensuing
term, and a public installa ton is talked
of, which viii give the public chance
to see the magnificent paraphernaiia
that the court possesses. There viii also
be initiatOry work next month when u
class of ten will be initiated.
Brother c. J. Sund, state deputy su-
preme chancellor, receives every week
very excellent reports from the district
deputies and organizers. Brother SunG
has the state organized in an excellent
shape, and the order is prOspering be
yond all expectations, and bids fair to
get to the front.
IIIBERNIANS.
Tickets for the Thanksgiving ball are
selling fast so says the committee. This
promises TO be one OF the largest at
tended balls of the season and viii be
held at Armory hail, next Wednesday
evening, under the auspices of Company
E, national guard. The following com
pose the committee on arrang ements
J. f. AIcNally, John D. Higgins, 7. J.
Doyle, T ". Mccoy and w J. Regain.
Music by the postofiice band.
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS.
a meeting will be held at Bowlby hall
next Tuesday evening for tie purpose vi
forming a Past Chief Rangers associa-
ton. Chief rangers, past chief rangers
and members OF the high standing COM
mittee are eligible ana requested - a L
tend.
Companion Court, St. Paul, held well
attended meeting Tuesday 9Venlng, al
Twin City han, Rice ana University ave
nue.. Three candidates were Initiated and
seven applica tons received.
Court Lion Heart gave a benefit bau at
Twin City hall on Wednesday evening toI
the benefit OF William Coveney, a nom
Der OF the court, who has been laid NJ
for several months on account of severe
injuries received while in the employ OF
the Omaha railroad. The ball was a
great success and a substantial amount
was realized.
Court Minnesota initiated three candi-
dates and received three application al
its meeting on Thursday evening. Robert
Kidney, L. S. c. R., was present, and
urged the members to put forth their
best efforts during December to put the
court above the 200 mark, and received
many promises Of assistance.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The Pythian wheel will not revolve this
week, owing to the annual elections
which occur in all of the lodges during
the week. Next week Tuesday the wheel
will revolve to West St. Paul.
Three past chancellors were present al
the anniversary entertainment Of Capitol
lodge last "wednesday evening, who were
present twelve years ago, when the lodge
WIS instituted. They were s. S. Fenley,
Grier NJ. Orr and T. E. Wheaton.
MACCABEES.
Ramsey Division No. /, uniformed rank
Knights of Maccabees, was organized
Thursday evening at the Knights of Co
lH1nbus hall, on Robert street The Off
GERS are: Captain, J. A German; first
lieutenant, w r. AIcNett; second lieu
tenant, F. H. Morgan; first sergeant, w
w. Stubs; second sergeant, c. /.
Adams; chaplain. c. F. Hotchkiss; record
keeper, Adolph Fetsch; finance keeper
Archie MathieS.
LADIES OF THE G. A R.
Department President Mary F. ingalls,
organized William s. Shurman Circle No
"a at Jarretts. MINI, Nov. Is. The ladies
were very enthusiastic and good work is
expected from this circle.
The department president visited New
Richland Nov. p, and expects to visit
all of the circles west OF. that place dur
ing the next ten days.
MODERN WOODMEN
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