The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-11
.IEWS OF The
~ LODGE ROOMS.
INDEpENDENT FoREsTERs.

INDEPENDENT FORESIEfS.
Companion Court Kenilworth will give
a ball at Brack's hall, corner of Concord
and Robe streets, next Friday.
The High Court of Minnesota will hold
its annual session at Elks' hall, this city,
on Wednesday, Feb. Il. The high secre-
tary reports that all the courts in the
jurisdiction. with the exception Of two,
have made their returns and paid their
dues, so a large representation IS expect
ed. There will be considerable rivalry
for the offices, as very few of the out
going officers are candidates for re-elec-
ton. John A McGillivray, supreme sec
rotary, of Toronto, Can. and Elliott
Stevenson, supreme counselor, of Detroit,
Mich, will be present as the representa-
tives of the supreme court
Court Minnesota at its meeting last
Tuesday, passed suitable resolutions upon
the death Of John p. Schroeder. mem
Der of the court who died recently. Mr..
Schroeder had been member of the
court from its organization, holding at
different times several of the more i'm
portant Offices, and was well known and
popular in Forester circles throughout
the state.
Court Minnesota will give it's annual
reception and ball at Bowlby hall on
Feb. 20.
Companion Court, st. Paul No. 241 will
give a poverty ball on Tuesday evening,
Feb. 20. at Twin City hail.
The last meeting of Court Minnesota
No. 453 was largely attended and a
good programme was furnished. Tie
court decided to give a social hop at the
next meeting, Feb. 20, at Bowlby hall.
corner Sixth and Robert streets, when
all members are requested to be present
and to bring their friends.
IRON CHAIN.
st. Paul Link No 10 at it's last meet
ing installed the following officers for
the ensuing year: Exalted ruler, Chas.
H Newcombe; vice ruler Edwin G. Her
bert; past ruler, H. H Kent: prelate,
Mrs. Lena Rich; herald, Samuel Cook
man; financial chandler, Mrs Amelia E.
Johnson; comptroller, John H Miller;
vice herald, Edwin Olson; ensign, Mrs.
M. j. Kent; magi. Antoine E. skoog;
chain warden, Charles ]. Barrett. A
class Of three was obligated and given
the secret work, after which the link
arranged for an entertainment to be CIV
en- in the near future.
Link No. 10 will hold its next regular
meeting on Wednesday evening. The
principal work Will be the installation of
officers.
"A. o. U. w.
A grand prize masquerade ball was
given by the members of West Side
Lodge No. sc, A. O. U. w, at Martins
hall, on Colorado and South Wabasha
streets. last evening.
Diamond Lodge No. 116, D. of H, A.
o. U. W., will entertain its friends with a
masquerade ball on Feb 15, Odd Fellows
hail. Fifth and Wabasha streets. A prize
cake walk for the little folks only. Com
mtttee in charge, Mesdames Schmidt,
Welch and Butler.
Independent Lodge No. 10, Degree of
Honor, heldC1ts regular meeting Tuesday
evening, with very large attendance.
Mrs. M. Mccain was elected delegate,
and Mrs. ]. w. Henry alternate> The
lodge Will give card party on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 20, at Odd Fellows hall,
corner Fifth and Wabasha streets. The
committee in charge is composed of Mrs
Feehan, Mrs. Anna Butler and Miss Man
agan. All are invited to attend
Northern Lodge No. 126, under the new
officers, intends to advance the lodge to
the front place In the order as they hold
Invitations at every meeting. The visit
ing clubs will again make the rounds of
the different lodges, and will probably
start in with one of the large lodges in
Minneapolis. All members of other
lodges are, of course. invited to &c
along. Full particulars will be an
nounced on Sunday, Feb. "a.
The entertainment committee, Brothers
Drunmend, Clarke. VIII. Gray, Church
Ill, Francis, Walquist and Kander, has ar
ranged a novel ball for Wednesday even
ing, Feb. q, percentage of the pro.
ceeds of which will go to fund, to be
known as the floral fund.-" from which
flowers Will be sent to the funerals of
nl1ar 9TH In hi foy lxr A
members are requested to make this the
success 1t deserves.
At the last meeting Brothers Drum
rnond and Clarke were elected representa-
tives to grand lodge, the session of which
will be held in st. Paul beginning March
a. and at which some very important
business will be. transacted
ODD FELLOWS.
Last Thursday night Twin City lodge
conferred the initiatory degree on three
candidates. and will confer the first de-
gree on a number of brothers next Thurs
day evening.
Hancock encampment advanced one
patriarch to the golden rule degree, and
exalted two to the royal purple degree
last Monday evening.
The beautiful patriarch militant degree
will be conferred by Canton Apollo tomor-
row night
The degree staff of Excelsior Meridian
Lodge No. 6 visited Dayton's Bluff Lodge
No. Sc last Thursday evening and con-
ferred the first degree on three candi-
dates. Lunch was served by the enter
tainment committee, and under the good
of the order interesting remarks wess
made by visiting members.
Columbia Lodge No. 205, held q very
successful meeting and family reunion
last night. 1t was the first of its kind
and was we'll attended by the members
and their families Several selections
were given by Mr.. Frank Peasle. Also a
recitation by Mr., Albert Drunwald and a
violin solo by Master Frank Peyer and
Miss Longfield, after which there was q
dance.
Eastern Star Rebekah lodge will give
O dance at the hall, corner South Waba.
sha and Fairfield avenue on Thursday
evening, Feb. Is. The affair Is in the
hands Of a competent committee and a
general good time is expected
B. u. W.
St Paul lodge will give valentine So
cial at the hall Thursday evening, Feb
Is. Refreshments will be served There
will be musical and literary pro
Rramme.
MODERN WOoDMEN.
Unity camp enjoyed a pleasant surprise
last evening in visitors from Copeland
and North St. Paul camps, who expressed