The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-21
News OF THE
y LODGE ROOMS.
IMPERIAL KNIGHTS.

St. Paul Commandery No. 2 at its reg
ular meeting Monday evening put fifteen
new members through the degree and a
list Of twenty-five new applications was
received by the secretary
Imperial Vice Commander G. M Orr
installed the officers for the new year.
The officers are: Past commander.
vice commander, F. j. Sweeney; coun-
selor, George Dodds; secretary, H c.
Baker; chaplain. Mcbride; collector r.
r. Clark; marshal. George Wilbur; guard,
H. Gelley.
st. Paul Commandery is very rapidly
coming to the front. It has member
ship Of some 200 Of the most prominent
citizens. A committee Of six has ar
ranged for a grand ball. to be given at
Odd Fellows hall, Fifth and .Wabasha
streets, Monday, January &c. The COM
mittee consists of: F. J. Sweeney. w H
Kamman. r. r. Clark; George Dodds,
s. Tubbesing, r. Leo. Tickets can be &C.
cured from r. r. Clark, Fourth and Sib-
ley streets, or at the door Monday even
ing.
COURT OF HONOR.
St. Paul District Court s52, at its last
meeting on Thursday, initiated a large
class of candidates, and received ten new
applications. A lot of business was at
tended to. A committee Of three was
appointed to make arrangements for a
birthday party TO be held on the last
meeting in February. At the close of
the meeting a mandolin orchestra play
ed sweet music while the brothers and
sisters were served with an oyster sup
per.
On Feb. IA the state court Of the SUI
preme Court Of Honor will meet in con-
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and Seventh streets There will be del
the state.
MACCABEEs.
st. Paul Tent No. "a installed the follow.
ing officers last Monday evening: Com.
mander, Sir Knight G. 8. Mckay; lieu.
tenant commander, Sir Knight c. B
Elliott; recordkeeper, Sir Knight G. F
Foster; f1nancekeeper, Sir Knight J.
Warner; chaplain, Sir Knight J. B. Mar
coux; sergeant, Sir Knight P. C. Dawson
master-at-arms, Sir knight William Bar
rie; first master guards, Sir Knight A
Chapdelain; second master guards, Sill
knight L. ]. Buchanan; sentinel, Si1
knight J. Sandberg picket, Sir Knigh
H Van Norman; Sir knight A. Charlton
neau was made past commander. After
the installation musical programme wa.
rendered Dy tH0 f1lllldTU ORCHESTRA, III
Guiding all the latest songs and oak,
| walks. The programme was one Of thu
best, cigars and stag dances being includ
ed: Deputy Supreme Past Commander /
N. Chellew did the installing, which wa
very interesting
Unite Hive No. SO received the addi-
ton of four new members at it's las
review. Refreshments of ice cream ant
ceke were served and arrangement
made for a dance In the near future.
| Unity Tent No. will hold its mex
regular review Thursday evening, Jan
| %, at p. M, corner Fifth and Wabasha
Several candidates will be initiated an
| all members are requested to attend
| Among the social features of the even
| ing will be songs, Rotations, music ant
a debate which will interest all members
| Visiting Sir knights always welcome
NATIONAL UNION.
Vita Nova Council No. 1928 will meet mex
Tuesday evening. All members are re
| ouested to be present, as the newly elect
ed officers will be installed. A good tim
| is expected, as the third degree will b
| conferred upon some new members.
ODD FELLOWS.
Excelsior Meridian Lodge No. so Wi
| celebrate the first anniversary of thei
/ rcOnSOiiudtloH Oh Nuoiudy cFOhlii6, ooi
| o. All members are cordially invited t
| come and bring their families and friends
The entertainment committee has prepar
| ed a short programme. with speeches b.
few prominent members of the order
| to be followed by a social hop. A goo
| time Is assured.
| ST. Paul Lodge No. q. /. o. o. F., vii
| give It's annual masquerade Tuesday even
| ing, JAM 80, at Odd Fellows hall.
MODERN SAMARITANS.
| Astoria council will give a progressive
! euchre party at their hall, Jan. 80, be