The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-24
, has tried to palm it OF on the public
IMPROVED ORDER OF REDMEN.

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| Minnewaukan Tribe No. conferred the
| adoption degree upon one paleface last
] Wednesday sleep. Under the good of the
order brother Louckert entertained the
members Tor few breaths. Next We'd
nesday sleep the warriors and chiefs de-
grees Will be conferred upon class. The
| entertainment committee is arranging for
| a social in the near future.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
The grand council will hold it's an
nual session at Mankato, Mimi, on March
! 70. A special train, leaving the union
depot next Tuesday morning at 7:3O, will
convey the ST. Paul contingent of the
grand council to Mankato
| The order is making great progress
OF late, and principally in the Northwest
It's membership numbers 100000, CARRYING
an an aggregate insurance Of nearly $500, 000,-
goo. Five thousand Minnesotans wear
! the Royal Arcanum colors.
In IN the year 1900 this society paid Sc, 310,-
! VVo Dement'S to widows and orphans, and
II mas at this day over 81 500. 900 in the
! surplus funds, which is steadily increas-
ing ana being safely guarded.
commercial Council No. 14lS is increas-
ing It's membership right along and in
social features is always to the fore.
| For the remainder OF the season tho
council will hold card social after every
G ~ t Inc II! ST meeting of each month
Is TO De a smoke social for the men,
bers and their male friends; and the sec
ono meeting OF each month the council
! Will entertain the ladies.
The council has organized a bowling
Gtup ana Is to meet the famous club of
! ramsey council at an early date
ramsey Council No 1850 last Tuesday
evening gave musicale Tor the families
OF the members and their friends Not
! Withstanding that King Borealis" was
rampant, the attendance was large and
Oh eu1cyeQ the cho1ce and well rendered
! selections immensely.
MODERN WoODMEN.
The degree team of Ramsey C,aron No
I9Ot Will give its second annual oau in
SSeItfai nan, corner of Sixth and Wesr
seventh 9gm;i tn streets, Wednesday evening
St Paul camp will have a short meet
i iI!i5, tIoniorroW night, after which there
WI WI f 1e euchre party for the members
Arlington camp had work in the sec
C Glit degree last night with three candi-
oa1es' Ihls is now the third largest
an ol143 III me ne city, and committee was
taa,poInted 10 arrange for partic1pat .on in
the great parade on June IL ia a manner
eeth1me eIl with its size. Chief For
team IN the competitive drill,
Inc central relief committee will meet
S t1In9rr0W night In room 4, Odd Fellows
luIl attendance is requested
during the month of tebiuarv five new
camps were chartered in Minnesota and
| sued. wee 10
Mlnnehaha camp conferred the second
0egree upon five new members last
I'M Lnursday: The camp will give a dane
ing party next Thursday. After the
| business was concluded Judge Japgsrd
entertained the ne:ghbors with a nice
Talk. AT the next meeting April 5. the
haII committee will make report
Copeland camp conferred the second
Gegree last Tuesday night Pans were
discussed and arrangements made to in
H tba a class of fifty on June 4. This is
and they have an eye on the banner.
UNITY camp had team drill last Thurs
Gay. Inc degree staff are making a
strong effort to be selected to exemplify
the secret work before the head camn on
the evening Of June r.
ODD FELLOWS.
I'm Onlon Lodge No. 4S has issued invita-
S ShOlis LOT us annual ball to be given at
sherman hail. Wednesday evening AnTiI
g.. Inc committee in charge is comnosed
OF y. e. Kingsmen, chairman: = p
livingston, L. G. Bick, B. Schiback and
Twin City lodge conferred the second
cegree last Thursday evening before its
kH1hosressive euchre and smoke soc al
Inc invited guests-Union lodge-were
present in large numbers Thomas SuIo
IVAN IVAN captured the head prize, and II
1opll9vlcn the foot, prize. Lunch was
prizes - eA40
Evening Star Rebekah Lodge No. IS
VII VII give I'VE card party at Odd. Fellows
nall, Wabasha and Fifth streets. on
March 30. Mrs. Minnie Wadell has do
mated an elegant centerpiece. Of Baftenz
perg, to be presented as a competitive
Luella Rebekah lodge will initiate a.
class of seven at their meeting, March
70. The degree team of Evening Star
Loose NO. 10 Will exemplify the work
MACCABEES.
st. Paul Tent will hold short business
session tomorrow night, after which the
Maccabee Temple association will fur
| ntsh entertainment. Plans for new quar-
tiers will be discussed and first-class
| local talent will furnish a progra mna
| All Maccabees in the city have been in
| Vlted and it should be the banner meet
| ing Of the season.
the members of Unity Tent will go to
minneapolis tomorrow night meeting at
the Ryan hotel at 7:15, to visit Modern
Tent. The state banner will be present.
ed to them and good time is promised
| members attended the reception of the
| ladies' Of Unite Hive No SO, at Central
nan, where a most delightful time was
mao, 1ncludlng a comedy play, dancing,
The uniform rank, Ramsey Division No
| l, will meet at the Ryan hotel tomorrow
| evening at 7:15, in full dress. to ate nd
| reception given by Modem Tent, of Min
neapolis.
| Redwood Commandery No. 10 was insti-
tuted at Redwood Falls, Mimi, March
/ Is. by the imperial secretary. The fol-
/ lowing officers were elected: Command
I er, f. T. Berch; vice commander, Ralph
| Lunn; counselor, E. A. Lyman; past
| commander, Fred L. Warner; secretary,
Q. Mcmillan; treasurer, H. A. Baldwin;
| chaplain, Rev. William Mitchell; marshal
| George L. Parkhill; guard, A. A. Melges;
sentinel, w. r. Caswel1 trustees, DR.. w.
| A. Palmer, George B. Hughes, George l..
| Evans. degree team from the Twin
! Cities will be present at its next meet
| ing to assist in comforting the degree on
! a large class.
| WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS.
| At regular meeting of Corps No.
| memorial services were held for Mrs.
| Adelaide Wilson Jenkins The services
| were conducted by Mrs. Anna Morrison.
| past department chaplain. Color Bearer
| Mrs Ida beware was installed by Mrs
| Milham. The Sewing society will meet
| on April with Mrs. Haney. Ala Sher-
/ burne avenue. The Easter fair and sale
will be held on April 10, at the post hall.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
| The annual conclave of Damascus COM
/ nlandery will be held next Tuesday even
! ing in the asylum, Masonic Temple. All
| visiting Sir knights are cordially In
| Vited.
| DEGREE OF HONOR.
| Esther Lodge No. so will give dane
| Ing party April 16 at Central hall, Sixth
| and Seventh streets.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The first rank will be conferred on one
| candidate tomorrow night by Webster
Lodge No. 20. All knights are wei .ome.
| LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
| Division No. 125, Ladies auxiliary held
its regular meeting last Wednesday at
| Cdd Fellows hall. Past President Mrs.
James Haley installed the officers for the
| ensuing years as follows: President,
| Mrs. j. w. Sullivan; vice president, Mrs
F. J. Conley; secretary, Mrs. Fl. A
| Young; treasurer. Mrs J. H. Needham:
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