The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-21
Cor, Seventh and Robert.
AMONG THE LODGES
|. O. O. E.

The degree staff of Evening Star
Rebekah Lodge No. 10 of this city, who
have been attending the meeting Of
the Sovereign grand lodge of the l. O.
O. F., being held in Des Moines this
week, will return home this evening.
The team took part in a competitive
drill, for which the prize has not YET
been awarded. After the competitivs
drill they were asked to appear a sec
ond time by the committee in charge,
as a great many desired to see the
work, who had missed it the first time.
Afterwards the committee presented
to the team a beautiful Rebekah
pitcher.
Royal N~eighbors.
The next regular meeting of Maple
Leaf Camp No. 331 will be held Thurs
day, the 25th inst.
A. o. U. w.
The visiting club will meet with
Hiawatha Lodge No. 80 Thursday
evening, Sept. II. Members of the Or
der are cordially invited to attend.
Noble Franklin Lodge No. 2 enter
tanned the degree staff of Levi Lodge
No. 20 Friday evening. Three candi-
dates were instructed n the mys-
teries of workmanship. After the de-
gree work the lodge was open to all
to witness the screen work n eX-
hibition drill. The team will undoubt-
ly be selected to do the work before
the next supreme lodge, which meets
in st. Paul early next June.
University Lodge No. "a will meet
at it's lodge room with memorial
badges at 1890 o'clock today to form
and march in the Memorial day par
TIAry rusII hove tho hTinnnCnfl
State band. The Master Workman
wants every member to be at the hall
to march. Memorial badges can be had
at the hall for those that have not got
them. =
Sons of ST. George.
Pioneer Lodge No. 238, Sons Of st.
George, on Monday night gave a smok-
er after the close of lodge routine bust
ness. The hall was well filled with
members and their friends. The pro
gramme consisted of music, songs, adj
dresses and toasts. Refreshments were
served, and final adjournment was TAX
en- at 1880, with the singing OF the
lodges CLOSING Ode"
The programme was as follows:
Songs, by Messrs. j.. H. Boyd, II. w.
G. Richards, John Sheperd, u. M. r
Pridham, Conyers, Arthur W1dlake,
Taylor and Howard Young; selections
by the Minnehaha quartette, composed
of Messrs. Howard Young, Marque,
White and Krall; toasts, "The Presl-
dent of the United States" and The
King" an address by M. A. Maytield
on 'The Aims and Objects Of the sons
of st. George" and "The Closing ODE
by the entire assemblage.
Maccabees.
c4 Da.I NIL No "a wiI1 have ifs
regular meeting Monday evening, when
several candidates will be admitted:
The full work will be exemplified. All
members requested to be present.
Unity Tent No. 8 will hold it's regu-
lar meeting Tuesday evening. A class
of candidates will be admitted anu tne
full work will be exemplified by the
degree team of Mckinley Tent No. DO,
Of Minneapolis, who will also furnish
entertainment for the evening. Their
glee club will be present and entertain
the members with their famous songs
and merry-making Southern melodies;
Refreshments will be served and all
members are especially requested TO pc
present and help to give them a y
reception.
Capitol Tent No. 81 will hold regular
review Monday evening. All members
Of the degree team are especially re-
quested to be present for
This tent is making preparations lor
the admission of a large class OF cam
didates in the near future.
Dale Tent No. 108 will hold Its regu-
lar review Friday evening. A full at
tendance of all the members is request
ed, as matters of importance relative 70
the organization are to be discussed
the presence Of every member is de-
sired at this meeting.
ST. Paul Division No. 4 will hold us
regular meeting Monday evening An
members are requested to be IN at
tendance, as matters Of much import
ance to the order are to be exploded a'
this meeting.
Come and attend the execution Oh
the "Arch Rebel" Attention, onward
march,