The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-10
News Of the
Lodge Rooms.
x. o. T. NJ.

Unity Tent, No. 8, held rousing
meeting on the 9Th. A class of seven
OF the most prominent men of the city
were admitted to membership, includ-
ing Gov Van SAINT. The governor
complimented the order on it's remark
ably record as well as the team for the
splendid lessons exemplified in the ini-
tiatory work, which taught all men,
bers to be patriotic and said he was
glad to become a member of an organ
lzatlon that was teaching the young
men OF the state to be the best citizens
possible. The committee on laws will
submit their report at the next meeting.
Tuesday the 18th.
st. Paul Division No. A, u. r. x. o.
L. NJ, will hold it's meeting on Mon
day evening, the 18th, at Knights of
Columbus hall. Another large class of
candidates will be admitted and the
charter closed. The order for the uni
forms Will be given at this meeting,
and 1T is generally understood that the
Fatigue uniforms will be adopted, and
the committee recommend securing
the best goods possible.
st. Paul Tent, No. "a, will have it's
regular meeting on Monday night the
18th. The members are planning a
campaign for new members and are d -
termlned to make an effort to secure
the $50 prize banner offered by the
Supreme Tent for new members during
the third quarter of the year. On the
18th this tent will give an entertain
ment and smoker for their members
and friends, in honor of Past Com
mander J. B. Nudge.
Capitol Tent No. 81 is making prep
arat1ons to exemplify the initiatory
work in a most beautiful manner dur
ing the latter part of August for the
benefit Of the large number of new
candidates lately admitted to this tent.
Commander e. NJ. Parish, says they
intend to double their membership dur
ing the fall and early winter months.
4 Dale Tent, No. 108, held it's regular
meeting on Friday night. The COM
mittee on hall reported that they were
making satisfactory arrangements for a
new hall which they expected to be
able to move into early in the fall.
This tent will then have their new
paraphernalia and everything will be
in readiness for the fall campaign for
new members.
l.. o. r. M.
United Hive, No. 33, L. o. T. M, will
give lawn party and picnic at Har-
riet Island on Aug. 81. The several
committees are at work making plans
Tor the entertainment of all who may
attend. There will be games of all
kinds, music and speaking, refresh
ments, etc. The ladies will see that
nothing will prevent them from having
a joyous time.
Banner Hive, No. Al, will hold it's
next review at Bowlby hall Friday
evening, Aug. 15 at 1880 sharp. After
the review a card party will be held
In the hall. Ladies Wilmarth Field
and Kelinefeilter have charge of the
card party.
M. w. A.
At the last meeting of Fraternity
Camp, it was decided to hold camp
picnic on Harriet Island on the even
ing of Aug. 81.
Improved Order of Rednen.
Minnewaukan Tribe, No. 2, at their
last council entertained the Ct. Jr
Records f. J. Hebl and Deputy Ct
Sachem j. B. Marcoux. The above
great chiefs reported Redmenship in
Minnesota to be in a f1ourishing con-
dition. The next Great Council session
to be held in Red Wing, Aug. II, 13
and Ia next, will prove of great inn
portance. Several measures for en-
larging the benefits for the members
will be discussed and acted upon.
Past Sachem Fl. +. Chack and DR.. S. S.
Hesselgrave will represent Minnewau-
kan tribe. A very large attendance
from all over the state is expected and
ample measures for accommodations
and pleasures have been taken.
Minnesota Council, No. 7, Degree OF
Pocahontas gave a dance and ice cream
social last week. In spite of. the heat,
there was a large attendance and ev-
erybody could, and did, declare that
they had had jolly warm time The
council will meet in regular meeting
next Tuesday. William Manifold and
M. Miller are representatives to the
Great Council of Minnesota. Elabor-
ate arrangements are made for the re-
ception of the Great Chiefs who will
Sleep after the session of the Great
Council.
Allied Orders.
: st. Paul Camp, No. 1, Sons of Vet
Grams, held we'll attended meeting
Friday evening, at which new appli-
cations We're received. The committees
for the camp fire on the 22d
made their reports which indicated
that the event will be a very success
full one and that, the most prominent
members of the G. A. r. will be pres
ent. That meeting will begin the reg
ular call campaign of the camp which
is in a very f1ourishing condition. Ev-
cry member is urged to be present on
Friday evening, Aug. %, and report in
uniform for duty
Ladies Aid Society, No. II, of Camp
1, will have lawn party and ice cream
social on Aug. 81, at the home of SIS
ter Chapron, 768 Rondo street. The
ladies hope to have large attendance.
Federation of Corps w. R. C.. met on
Friday evening at Central hail. bring
ing out a very large attendance of the
entire district. The Department Presi-
dent, Mrs. Wright, Senior Vice Com
mander Maham, G. A. r., and other
distinguished visitors yere present. The
Federation was the guest of Acker