The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-20
SECRET SOCIETIES.
ODD FELLOWS.

Home Rebekah Lodge No. 116, will give
a progressive euchre party, Thursday
evening, Jan. "a, at Central hall, Sixth
and Seventh streets. The committee in
charge is Mrs. Rowly and Mrs. Flood.
The officers of Columbia Lodge No. 205
were duly installed at the last regular
meeting, Friday evening, Jan. Is, by
District Deputy Grand Master George B.
Loomis, assisted by Brothers Pierce,
Monitor, Colburn, Cook and Hogan.
The new officers are: Post grand L.
R. Stone; noble grand, D. r. Loorais;
vice grand, M. OVERLY; recording Sec
rotary, ]. P. Monitor; financial secre-
tary, w. A. Ristine; treasurer, H. Hen
erickson; chaplain, J. Pierce.
A vote of thanks was given to Brother
Stone for the efficient manner in which
he discharged the duties of noble grand
during the past six months.
Fourteen patriarchs were exalted to
the royal purple degree at the last joint
session of the two encampments of this
city, nine for Hancock and four for Min
nesota encampment.
At the Cantonment of Canton Apollo
last Monday night, four royal purple de-
gree patriarchs were made chevaliers by
muster.
Next Friday evening the joint installa-
ton of officers of Canton Apollo, Patri-
archs Militant, and of Minnesota En-
campment No. 1, and Hancock EncaInp-
ment No. 80, will take place at Odd Fell
lows hall, corner Fifth and Wabasha
streets at an open session for patr1archs
and their friends. The grand patriarch
and other grand officers will be present.
Luella Rebekah lodge postponed the in
stallation Of its officers at the last meet
ing on account of a death in the family
of the noble grand elect. The instaEa-
ton will occur next Tuesday evening
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met last Friday evening and installed the
following officers: R., Mrs. Mary J. Otis;
P. c. A. r.. Mrs. Ruteford; w. CHI r.,
Miss Matilda Olson; organist, Mrs. Len
non; orator, Miss A. McGown; financial
secretary, Mrs Lillian Whitmore; record
ing secretary, Miss Addie Gale; treasurer,
Miss Ella Ruteford; senior woodward,
Mrs. Burgner; Junior woodward, Mrs. A.
Nelson; senior B., Mrs. Nora Finland;
junior B., Mrs. Josie Shave coart dep
uty, Miss Norton. One application was
read. Arrangements were made for an
entertainment and dance Feb. in
Breack's hall, ROBBIE and Concord streets.
EASTERN STAR.
The second of series of social parties
will be given by St. Paul Chapter No. "a
in the banquet hall of the Masonic Tenn
pie, Tuesday evening, Feb. IL.
The next regular meeting of st. Paul
chapter will be held Friday evening, Feb
8, at which several candidates are ex-
pected to be initiated.
ROYAL LEAGUE.
Pioneer Press Council No. $50 held It's
regular meeting Thursday evening at
Bowlby hall. Three new applications
were read and arrangements were made
to give penny social at next meeting,
Thursday evening, Feb. z. The orator,
Fred Bioning, has promised an excellant
programme.
DAUGHTERS OF ERIN.
Daughters of Erin, Division No. 2, will
give a dancing party Thursday evening"
Jan. a. at Hechman's hall.
MODERN WooDMEN.
Capital city Camp No 1884 has INSTALL
ed the following newly elected officers:
Venerable consul, C. ]. Sund; worthy adj
wiser, ]. Fridin; clerk, I. Madison; bank
er, C. Rasmussen; escort, g. ]. Land
strom; watchman, J. c. Brink; sentry,
Oscar Jurgenson; manager. c. Hanson,