The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-31
News OF THE
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UNITED FoREsTERs.

UNITED FoRESTERs.
The sixth annual session of the nigh
court of Minnesota will convene at Wood
mems hall, Saltwater, on Thursday next
The high secretary's report will show
gratifying increase in membership and
an increase of twelve new courts in Min
neSota since May 49, 1900 The report also
shows that only two deaths have occur
red in this jurisdiction within the year.
This means death rate of the u. o. F.
in Minnesota of only l.60 per thousand.
The average age of the order here is
most gratifying, being only 1894, while
the reserve fund has mounted up to yI2
per $1,000 of insurance in force The high
treasurers report also shows good re-
suits
Count Landmark has organized a court
of ladies on Payne avenue. The ladies
court is called Court Log Cabin" Their
officers have been installed by the ladies'
of Court Ivy. They are: c. D.. Mrs
Rhodes; c. r., Mrs Mcclure; P. c. r.,
Mrs. Robinson; w. C. r., Mrs. Bens; sec
rotary, Mrs. Fitield; treasurer. Mrs
Howe chaplain, Mrs. Chrest; physician,
DR.. Ball; c. A, Mrs. Curtis; l. W., Miss
Klinfelter; o. W., Mrs. Mclean.
Court Ivy, under the leadership OF Mrs.
j. j. Drummond Z. r., is doing good
work, and candidates are admitted at al
most every meeting
Court Dayton has increased it's mem
bership rs per cent within six weeks, and
intends to add another 20 per cent before
June l.
Court Como has lost the services of its
chief ranger, r. J. Mas, who left St
Paul last Friday for Wisconsin. The
court will elect his successor at The next
meeting. The choice lies between
Messrs. Mitchell and Drummond.
Unity Tent No will give its annual
Easter dance on Tuesday evening, April
8, at Bowlby hall, Sixth and Robert
streets. The Bostonian orchestra will
furnish the music and a good time is
assured all who attend. The dance will
be strictly an invitation affair. The fol-
lowing are the committees appointed for
the occasion: Reception committee,
Wilfred Nelson, ]. W. Mashek, c. w.
Higgins, Capt. j. f. German, W. F.
Anthem, DR.. E. E. Nelson, L. F. Dow,
c. w. Ischer, w. w. Stubs, F. H. Nor
gan, Theo. Bevans, George Hotchkiss,
Oscar Smith and George Madison.
Executive committee; Archie Matheis,
c. l.. Adams and F. H. Davis.
Floor committee: A. J. Fetch Harry
Stone, j. Smith, T. A. McGlynn and P.
H. Leitner
Pride of st. Paul Hive No. 7 will give
Wednesday evening, April 10.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
The grand council met at Mankato
last Tuesday and held a very successful
session. The following officers were elect
ed Supreme representative, II. c. Gil
bert, St Paul; alternate, G. T. Hughes
Duluth; grand regent, G. w. Dunlap st.
Paul; grand vice regent, w L. Com
stock, Mankato; grand orator F. c.
Campbell, Minneapolis; grand secretary,
G. T. Hughes, Duluth; grand treasurer,
r. d. Cone Minneapolis; grand chaplain,
DR.. E. W. Buckley st. Paul; grand guide,
F. l.. Palmer, Minneapolis; grand war
den, r. Plank, Minneapolis; grand SEN
try, M. J: Mullen, Minneapolis grand
trustee, B. F. Day, Minneapolis.
The visitors were royalty entertained
by the Mankato council
Commercial council will meet tomorrow
evening. Initiation by the recent organ
lied degree team will be the attraction.
A card social for the members and their
male friends will follow the meeting
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
On Wednesday last Capital Lodge No
81 had work in the second rank Next
Wednesday the second rank will be con-
ferred. The meetings of this lodge are
being well attended by both members
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fifty present at every session. Wednes-
day, April TO- there will be no rank work
and the evening will be devoted to a
masquerade ball
The second rank will be worked by
Webster Lodge No 90 tomorrow night
Capital Lodge No. 81 is making arrange
ments for masquerade ball at Pythian
hall, Bowlby block, on the evening of
April 10. The entertainment committee is
now actively engaged in completing the
| details. Until II o'clock the floor VIII
be given over to the maskers, but after
that hour all guests may dance. Refresh
| ments are to be served during the even
ing,
ODD FELLOWS
The Past Grands' association, of ST.
Paul, will hold meeting at Vasa hall
254 East Seventh street, at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. All past grands are invited to
attend.
The general relief board of Rebekah
lodges rendered Mrs. Sather, one of it's
members, surprise last Saturday even
ing, as she is about to leave the city
The general relief committee were invit-
ed to join them and partake of ice cream
cake and coffee
Union Lodge No. 4S will give it's twen-
ty-seventh annual ball on Wednesday
evening at Sherman hall. Music will be
furnished by Pepins orchestra. The CON-.
mittee in charge is composed of o. F.
Kingsmen, E. P. Livingston L. G. Bick
B. Schuback, F. Kastnar, A. Hohenstein
and M. ]. Howe
UNITED WORKMEN
Midway lodge held a meeting Friday
| evening. One application for membership
| was read and several reported on the
| way. Discussion on lodge matters was
| the order of the evening. This lodge is
planning for a dance on April 20 at the
hall on Front street.
| Midway lodge will visit Hiawatha next
! Thursday evening.
Eureka Lodge No. 8 held an interest ng
meeting last Tuesday night. la ge
class was initiated into the secrets of the
order. A number of new applications
were received and referred to committees
| c. ]. Nelson resigned as financier of the
| lodge and Henry Guthunz was elected
to fill the vacancy. The entertainment
committee was instructed to arrange a
dance for the next meeting, April 8.
UNITED WORKMEN
The meeting of Noble Franklin lodge
! last Thursday night was an entertaining
and busy one with an unusually large at :
tendance. Late corners were confronted
with the S. r. o. sign hung at the outer
| door. The entertainment committee an