The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-20
.1EWS OF THE
y LODGE ROOMS.
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCAREEs

KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES
st. Paul Tent No "a had large attend
ance last Monday night The degree
team initiated four candidates, one or
whom took the grip" Several good
numbers were offered under the good
OF the order, and the tent has already
provided means for future entertainment
BY the selection of a new tent musician
to succeed our old veteran, Sir Knight
Delafield
Dick Aliens band will furnish the mu-
seal end of the programme next Mon
day.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Capital Company No. 49, Uniform Hank
will give grand ball and reception at
Sherman hall Monday evening, Oct.
Is. Elaborate preparations are being
made, and this promises to be the
Pythian event of the season. Invitations
viii be issued the coming week
Washington Lodge No. IA held large
and enthusiastic meeting at their hall,
BoWlby block, last Wednesday night. The
lodge conferred the first rank, received
two applications for reinstatement, after
which the candidate invited the lodge to
little repast, where speeches We're made
by various members of the order. On
next Wednesday night the lodge will con-
fer the second rank on prominent can
didate.
Lincoln Lodge No. Is held large ana
successful session Friday evening, at
which its first weekly entertainment was
furnished by its committee A commit
tee of three from Lincoln lodge was an
pointed to confer with similar commit
tee from st. Paul Lodge No. 43 for the
purpose of consolidating the two lodges
Lincoln lodge will confer the third rank
next Friday evening
REBEKAHs.
Home Lodge No. 116 vii give a dance
Wednesday evening at Central hall.
Mrs. j. l.. Flood, of Is Sycamore
street, was surprised last Thursday
evening by the members of Home Re-
bekah lodge and a few of her friends.
about thirty in number. The evening
was spent in playing cards The high
scores were won by Mrs. H. E. Kemp.
Mrs r. L. Cosgrove, Mr.. C. Benin and
MIR. II. E. Kemp. The presiding noble
grand, Mrs. Alice Rowley, presented Mrs.
Flood with beautiful past noble grand's
badge as appreciation of the good work
she has rendered the lodge Those in
charge were Mrs. Alice Rowley and Mrs.
R. l.. Cosgrove.
B. oFLF.
Minnehaha lodges ladies' auxiliary will
give progressive euchre party Tuesday
evening, Oct. 81, at Central hall The
affair is in the hands of a COMMITTEES
consisting of Mesdames J. Flood, L. Jor.
don and P Kuhn.
RED MEN.
Minnesota Gopher Tribe No. q gave
its fourth dancing party at Paul Mar
tins hall, Oct. II. Sixty couples were in
attendance. The tribe gave an oyster
supper last Friday for members only.
The tribe ic d 70
TO be known as the Redmen's club. for
winter sports.
COLUMBIAN KNIGHTS.
st. Paul Lodge No. los gave their first
grand ball at Central hall Tuesday even
ing. About seventy-five couples enjoyed
a programme of eighteen numbers H. e.
Strood and Miss Wilson led the grand
march Music was furnished by the Bos-
tonian orchestra. The committees were:
Entertainment, E. w. Eaase, c. L.
Dohm, Fred Artz Jr., and H E. Strood:
reception, DR., Jesse Levy, H L. Heide-
man, c. w. Gale and William Heide-
man; floor, e. w. Hasse. Fred Artz Jr.
and H. E. Strood.
FORESTERS.
A grand ball will be give nby Court
Gen. Sibley, No. 1852, Friday, Oct 25 at
Brack's hall, ROBBIE and Concord streets.
l. o. o. F.
Last Thursday evening Capital City
lodge conferred the third degree on three
brothers and admitted one by card.
Monday evening the royal purple degree
will Se conferred by Hancock encamp-
ment.
Last Monday night two patriarchs were
exalted to the royal purple degree by
Hancock encampment. The patriarchal
degree will be conferred Monday even
ing.
The first of this seasons socials of Can
ton Apollo was attended by great num-
Der and immensely enjoyed by those pres
ent.