The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-22
NEWS OF THE LODGE ROOMS.
ODD FELLOWS

tertainment followed by an informal
dance at Central hall. corner Fifth and
Seventh streets ~ splendid programme
has been arranged.
3" The Ladies' Aid Society OF Bethesda
RebelSah lodge were royalty entertained
al the home Of Mrs. Fisher Randolph
street, Friday afternoon. On Wednes-
day evening, May p this lodge will give
a dancing party In Odd Fellows block.
Airs. Donaldson, Una Milne and Grace
6timson are the committee Refresh
ments viii be served and the best of mu-
sic has been engaged, and 1t is intended
to make this party the most pleasant af-
fair of the season.
Winn Powers, of the Odd Fellows Re-
view. has been invited to deliver the an
niversary address at Fargo, N D.,
April %
Many of the past grand masters of the
state We're IN St Paul Friday on account
OF meeting of the Odd Fellows home
board and matters pertaining to the Odd
Fellows Insurance society,"
The entertainment committee OF Union
Lodge No As, I. O. o. r. is preparing
literary programme for the entertain
ment of its members and their friends
Thursday evening, May TO-
Union Lodge No. 4S, l. o. O. F., earn
esty requests-it members to attend spe-
cial services at the Peoples church this
morning IN c0mmemOration of the eighty
first anniversary Of the order
Last Thursday night Twin City lodge
conferred the military degree on one can
didate and the first degree on two broth
ers Union Lodge No. 4S visited Twin
city lodge in a body and helped confer
the first degree.
This morning in commemoration Of the
eighty-tirst anniversary of the Indepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows all of the
lodges Of the city will attend divine serv-
ices at the Peoples church. Canton
Apollo, Patri3rcks MiEtan. and Nlnneap-
oils ChevaHers will act as escort
On next Thursday evening. April 26, the
natal day OF the order, the eighty-frst
anniversary will be celebrated by Canton
Apollo with a grand ball al Sherman hall
to which the members of the city lodges
,-and the cantons at Minneapolis and their
friends are invited.
Triple Link lodge will confer the first
degree on five candidates next Wednes-
day evening.
Grand Master Gamble, of Fairmount.
Wednesday evening visited Freja Lodge
No. l29, I. o. Q. T. There were also pres
ent visitors from Oshkosh, Wis; Still
water, MINI. West Superior, Wis; North
Dakota and Toronto Can
Two applications for membership were
received.
The members of Freja lodge will meet
on Sunday morning at $50 at the hall,
corner Fifth and Wabasha streets, and
from there march to Peoples church,
where services commemoratory OF the
eighty-iirst anniversary of Odd Fellowship
viii be held. Odd Fellows visiting the
city are cordially invited to join Freja
lodge in marching to the church.
81, ROYAL LEAGUE.
Pioneer Press Council No. 15o Royal
league, celebrated it's third anniversary
Ia glT 7cxy Owe
hall. Charles e. Piper. scribe of the SUI
preme council at Chicago, and many
other officials of advisory and subor-
dinate councils of Minnesota were hon
ored guests Supreme Scribe Piper re-
viewed the work OF the past year and
predicted a large increase in membership
for 1900 and a most profitable year for the
Royal league. Fred Johnston was award
ed a very handsome gold emblem Of the
order for having obtained the largest
number of members during the past year
The next meeting win be held Thursday
evening. May 3.
MODERN WOODMEN
St Paul Camp No. BIOL, NJ w. A, will
work the first and second degrees tomor-
row night on fifteen candidates.
The most successful dance ever given
by North Star camp was held at its hall
Friday evening, which was given for the
the camp attended. Oyster supper was
served at 1880, and dancing continued
until a. m. Brose's orchestra furnished
the music. The next regular meeting will
be held May 4
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Capital Lodge No. 81 will confer the
first rank on next "Wednesday evening.
VIII also elect and install a prelate, and
vote on. an important amendment to their
bylaws. --...-. .--ss. -
Webster Lodge No. % viii give a smoke
social and card party tomorrow evening
Members Of other lodges are invited to
attend
UNITED WORKMEN.
University lodge held a regular meeting
last Wednesday, at which several appli-
cations FOR admission were received and
referred to a committee.
Degree work was dispensed with, and
the evening devoted to business matters.
o. NJ. A
The Oriental hut will hold a grand feast
at Central hall Thursday evening, May 8,
at which large assembIage of pilgrims
VIII be escorted across the desert All
princes are cordially invited.
University lodge team will confer the de-
grees and communicate to the pilgrims
who may wonder that way the grand Sc
cret OF humility.
w. r. c.
Garfield Women's Relief Corps No. 5
has accepted an invitation to assist at a
reception to be rendered Mrs Flora VIII
son, department president, at Minneapo-
lis. May s. at the Nicollet hotel. Miss
Minnie Hall was appointed to assist in
serving refreshments.
ROYAL LADIES
St. Paul Court No. 8, Royal Ladies, will
give a progressive euchre party tonor-
row afternoon at 2:S0, at Elks' ball. A
special invitation Is extended to wives
Of members of st. Paul Council No. 65S,
Royal Arcanum. Refreshments will be
served.
SWITCHMAN'S UNION.
St. Paul Lodge No. 81, Switchman's Tn
ton of North America, at their last meet
ing initiated three candidates and acted
upon one application. d. A. Carr was
elected delegate to the next convention
to be held at Detroit Mich.
DEGREE OF HONOR.
Esther Lodge No. 80, D. of H, Will
give a ball at Central hall on next Friday
evening.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.
Division No. 8, L. A. to A. o. H. of
Ramsey county, will give a dancing
party at Sherman hall on Wednesday
evening, April 25. A cordial invitation is
hereby extended.
RATHBONE SISTERS.
Myrtle Temple No 2, Rathbone Sisters.
will afJfprfsir af cards