The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
AMONG THE LODGE ROOMS.
HIBERN1AN KNIGHTS.

HIBERNIAN KNIGHTS.
There will be short business session
of the knights this afternoon at 2:45, at
Sherman hall, to receive report from the
state president and to take action on the
election of an assistant drill master to
take charge of the new members. Divis-
ion No. 8 will be on hand with a good
representation. Those DESTROYS of becom-
ing members are requested to do so to-
day in order to join the new squad. The
regular drill will take place after the
meeting.
DRUIDS.
North Star Grove No will have work
in the first and second degrees at its
meeting Dec. Is. Refreshments will be
served
The n. A. appointed the following en-
tentainment committee to serve for the
next six months: Bros M McNally,
Charles 3. Johnson, James Phillips
George H. Gregory and Richard Czekow-
it, The grove expects some good work
from them during the winter months.
UNITED FORESTERS.
Court Alpha No II will give progress
i've cinch party at Central hall, Sixth and
Seventh streets, Wednesday evening, Dec.
10. The following is the committee in
charge: Mrs. Theo. Bunker Miss Mar
ion Murray, Mrs. Charles Durand and
Miss Jennie Lombard.
MACCABEES.
Unity Tent, at a meeting held Friday
evening elected: Commander, Archie Ma
theis; lieutenant commander, Joseph
German; record keeper, A. J. Fetsch;
finance keeper, c. L. Adams; chaplain,
George J. Hotchkiss; sergeant. F. l..
Morgan; physicians, Drs. E. Hubbell, J..
j. Platt; master-at-arms, L. A. Fischer;
first master of guards M Chouchois; sec
ond master of guards, T. A. McGlynn;
sentinel, A. E. Larson; picket, E. V.
Penny; trustee for three years, c. w.
Ischer.
The following officers were elected
Monday evening by ST. Paul Tent No. "a:
Commander, George S. Mccoy; lieutenant
commander, ]. B. Marcoux; record keep
er, G. F. Foster; finance keeper, ]. ].
Warner; physician, DR.. c. r. Ball; chap
lain, George o. Berg; master-at arms,
c. B. Elliott; sergeant, P. Fishman; first
master of guard, George Wood; second
master of guard, H Wood; sentinel, NJ
NJ. Morgan; picket, H. Cado; trustee for
three years, George Lucllett-
ROYAL LEAGUE.
Pioneer Press council, Friday evening,
elected: Fred Johnson, archon; w. w.
Stivers, vice archon; c. A Van Dusee,
past archon; Fred ironing, orator; w. D.
Moulder, scribe; W. P. Crawford. treas
urer; w. J. Derrick, collector; w Fergu-
son, guide; L. H. Hoffman, prelate; F. L.
Hayward, warder; L.. H. Schultz. sentry;
trustees, F. S. Daggitt, John T. Brugge-
mann and Joseph l.. Woods; delegates
to advisory council, DR., c. A. Van Dusee;
alternate, Fred Johnson;
SONS OF ST GEORGE.
Pioneer Lodge No. 23S installed the fol-
lowing officers Monday evening at Cen
tral hall: President, John Shepard; vice
president, Fred Stevenson secretary,
John Way; treasurer, A. E. King; mes
senger, Henry Proctor; chaplain, J. NJ
Smith; assistant messenger, G. w Ball;
inside guard, Thomas Sephton. B. E.
Metcalf, district deputy. was the in
stalling officer, and assisting him was
Deputy Grand Messenger J. w. Smith,
A message was read from London, Eng.
acknowledging the receipt of $SO4.4O, con-
tr1buted by the lodge to the widows and
orphans fund of the British army.
IMPERIAL KNIGHTS.
st. Paul Commandery No met Mon
day evening at Odd Fellow hail. Fifth
and Wabasha, and elected the following
officers: Commander w. F. Peters; vice
commander, G. Dodds; counsellor, Guy
Owen; secretary, H. C. Baker; collector,
.. f. Bailey; treasurer, w. A. Rudd;
chaplain, L. F. Fairchild: marshal, G. A.
Ekelund; guard, c. ]. Peters; sentinel
Charles Pheeney; trustees, W. j. Foot
ner,. f. e. Perkins, J. H. Harris. The
officers will be publicly installed in Jan
uary. social hour followed the meet
ing, w. II. Dunbar and Henry Roth win
ming prizes at cinch
Minnewaukan Tribe No. 2, at it's last
council elected the following officers:
Sachem, ]. B. Marcoux; senior saga
more, A. S. Green; junior sycamore,
William Lamb; prophet, George C. Jack
son; chief of records, Aid Van der Hoe
ven; keeper of wampum, John N. Thay-
er; trustee for eighteen months, A. H..
Zimmerman; medicine men, Drs. G. R.
Ball and S, S. Hesselgrave
The warriors degree was given in am
pltt1ed form, and at the next council
sleep the adoption and chief degree viii
be conferred. Several applications are
under investigation.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Ramsey council held it's annual cleo
ton of officers Friday evening. Those
elected were: Regent, Edward PARRISH
vice regent, A M. Wickwire; orator, j.
II. Bruggeman; guide, E. M. Wolever;
warden. M. N. Lundberg; secretary, J.
w Nattrass; treasurer, A. M. Rotert;
collector, F. G. Warner; sentry, G. Mes<
sing; representatives to grand council,
D. C. Campbell, F. H Warwick The Of
ficers will be installed the first Tuesday
in January