The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03
men of ST. Paul, will be initiated at this
meeting.

men Of St, Paul, will be initiated at this
IRON CHAIN.
Link No 10 gave a very successful card
party last Tuesday evening at Grand
Army hall. Musical numbers were rem
dered by Profs. Moreno and Wolfsgang
ed. The recipients of prizes were: Mrs.
Pamperen, Miss Twiss and Messrs. Sands,
Fulte and Leiendker.
ROYAL ARCANUM
The committee having in charge the
banquet to be given to Supreme Regent
w. Holt Apgar,, at the Merchants hotel,
on March G, held an important meeting
Monday evening at the Elks' hall. Corn
mtteeS We're appointed to visit each
council in st. Paul at their first meetings
tribute tickets. A ftrst-class menu Is
promised and the st. Anthony Hill or
cEestra will furnish the music. Past
Grand Regent Footner will act as toast
master. Former Attorney General Childs
will deliver an address of welcome and
speeches. will be made by Supreme Re
gent Apgar, Supreme Vice Regent Lang
Mt and Grand Regent McKenny. A most
enjoyable evening is anticipated. Fur
ther particulars will be given later.
U. A. o. D.
ST. Paul Grove, No. J. will hold a spe-
cial business and social meeting Monday
evening at which all members are re-
quested and expected to attend. Twen-
ueth century developments in the work of
the order will be exhibited. Members
failing to appear at least once during this
century %wll be barred from benefits.
ProdlgalS who did not appear during the
Nineteenth century will be welcomed and
forgiven if they come now The "fatted
calf will be served free at $3.50 p. m.
MODERN WOODMEN.
st. Anthony Hill Camp has given the
Royal Neighbors permission to use its
hall on Tuesday and will hold its meet
ing on the second floor in the reading
room.
DEGREE OF HONOR.
Diamond Lodge, No 116. will give a
dancing party at Odd Fellows hall, Fifth
and Wabasha streets, Thursday, Feb.
fair are Mesdames Welch, Abramshy,
Campbell, Paine and Erdman. Delegates
to the grand lodge and all other mem
bers of the order are cordially invited.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Wednesday evening Capital Lodge, No.
81, will confer the first rank upon three
candidates. After the rank work, the
lodge will be closed and a social session
held at which, light refreshments will
order can attend the social session. Last
Wednesday the meeting was well attend
ed and visit received from Fred E.
Wheaton, G. K. of R. and S., who made
very timely address upon the necessity
OF increased activity in the Pythian
lodges.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
I've M6edpMe s evening last Washington
astic meeting at Bobby block. ]. F.
Angle OBLIGATED in the c. c. chair A
COCO attendance of membership was
present and several applications for
membership were received. The second
rank was conferred upon two candidates,
and the first and third rank will be con-
felred next Wednesday. A large attend
ance is expected.
UNITED WORKMEN.
% University Diversity lodge made a social visit
was dispensed with and the evening
given up to pleasant events, including
a social dance. Refreshments were
served.
ODD FELLOWS.
. An ENJOYABLE meeting was held by
Columbia lodge, No. 205, last Friday
evening. Columbia, No. 205, and
Home, No 129, held a joint
ing was to entertain the grand mastei,
deputy grand master, grand secretary,
grand marshal and several prominent
Odd Fellows of different lodges. The
1ty, under the good of the order, to ex-
emplify the unwritten work, which was
very Instructive to all.
Speeches were made by Grand Master
Van Praage, Deputy Grand Master
Fransworth, Grand Secretary Bolton,
Grand Marshal Powers and others.
This part of the programme was follow
passed.
The social features of Columbia lodge
are this year, as in former years, one
of the mainstays of the lodge. The next
social session will be progressive cinch
party, to be given next Friday even
ing. A good time is assured to all who
rThn of1care of Canton Aro11o ine+ollo5
the late joint public installation for the
Canton, and the two eneampments of
this city are: August Hohenstein, COM
mandant; Henry Reimers, ensign; G.
A. Rinker, clerk, and George Jensen, ac-
countant. Lieut.. William H. Martin,
called cut of the city on business, will
be installed at future cantonment.
Hancock encampment's newly installed
officers are: A. G. Anderson, chief
patriarch; George Hoffstatter, senior W.;
G.. A. Rinker, scribe; Henry Reimers
William B. Martin, high priest elect,
called out of the city, will be installed
later.
The Royal purple degree was conferred
again by Hancock encampment last Mon
day night. The patriarchal degree will
be worked tomorrow night.
Canton Apollo made two chevaliers
last Monday evening.
N. A. S. E.
The Ladies' Auxiliary No. 1 and N. A.
S. E. No. will give a euchre party at
Central hall Tuesday evening.
REBEKAHS.
Eastern Star Lodge No. 50 will play
cards at it's hall, State and Robe, Mon
Gay, Feb. II. Prizes will be awarded and
refreshments served.
The following officers were installed at
it's last meeting: Ella Wood, noble
grand; Theresa LIE Roy, vice grand;
Maud Tracy, recording secretary; Mile
Maylone, financial secretary; NIollie Nc
earthly, treasurer. Margaret Granger,
district deputy president, was assisted by
Grand Secretary Eunice Melville, of Min
neapolis, who acted as grand secretary.
Supper was served to about eighty-five
members. Eight St. Paul lodges were
represented
A general relief committee of the Re-
bekah lodges Of St Paul has been organ
lied, and the following officers elected:
President, Miss Olive TAFT; vice president
Mrs Mary Gordy; secretary. Mrs. Eva
Moulton; treasurer, Mrs Ida Mooney.
The regular meetings Of the commit
tee will be held on the second and fourth
Saturday evenings of each month at
Odd Fellows hall, Fifth and Wabasha
streets.
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN.
Minnehaha Lodge No. 81, Ladies' Aux
iliary, will give a progressive euchre par
to Thursday afternoon, Feb Z, at Cen
trail hall, Sixth and Seventh streets. The
committee are: Mrs ]. L. Flovel, Mrs.
Gordon and Mrs. F. Ruin.
MACCABEES
Unity Tent No: s held a very interest
ing review last Thursday evening. After
the regular business a very holly contest
ed spelling match was held Sir knight
Cooks side won out after a fOrtV-min11te