The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-20
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News of the
Lodge Room
Ladies Of the Maeeabees.

the MaccaDeeS OF st. Paul have decid-
ed to open headquarters for visiting
ladies at the state fair in September.
Lady Deputy Supreme Commander
Goran has been appointed chairman of
the committee to look after the head
quarters The committee consists Of
the following ladies: Lady Goran,
Lady Moore and Lady De Maten.
Unite hive held its regular meeting
on Wednesday evening, July 16, and
admitted class of four. All arrange
ments were completed for an enter
tainment and dancing party to be
given on Saturday evening, Aug. 2, at
BoWlby hall. The ladies will have both
halls at Bowlby on that evening. Tick
cts, including refreshments, % cents.
Come and enjoy yourselves, and help
the ladies along. The committee con-
sists of Lady Goran, Lady Oberg, Lady
McGovern and Lady Blohm.
Liberty hive will hold it's regular re-
view on Wednesday evening, July %
at Bowlby hall. There is a class of six
to have the work conferred upon. The
guards and degree team of Liberty
hive are fully equipped and are able to
give pointers to some of the older hives
of the city in giving the degree work.
although 1T is only about four months
since it was organized.
Dale hive will hold it's regular review
Saturday evening, July 26, at BowIby
nall. Although Dale is the youngest
hive in the city, they have a very eff
c1ent set of officers, and are accom-
pllsh1ng wonderful lot of work, I'M
der the efficient leadership of Ladies
Goran, Veuve and Wood. They have Z
class of ten to have the work conferred
upon at this review. Visiting ladies
are always welcome.
Unity Tent No. 8, at it's last review
held on Tuesday evening, July Is. haf
very enjoyable time. The officers for
the ensuing term were installed and
the consolidation of Chellew No. 121
and Unity No. took place, Cigars
We're passed to celebrate the wedding
Dale Tent No. 108 will hold it's regu-
lar review on Friday evening, july 25
at Wagner's hall. There will be a class
ferred upon.
st: Paul Tent No. "a will hold its
regular review Monday evening. Ju1v
~. There will be class of candidates
TO nave the work conferred upon. The
new division of the Uniform Rank will
erect us officers on Monday evening
after the regular session.
Uniform Rank,
:, Ramsey Division No. 1, U. r. K. O
L. M, will hold a meeting at RowIbv
hall Tuesday evening, July %. All
members are requested to turn ont
with cap and sword. cas- imnortanf
business is to come before the meet
ing, 1t is particularly urged that every
member be present.
A. o. U. w.
University Lodge No. "a on Lost
Wednesday evening had a very large
~ attended meeting despite the hot
weather. Three officers were Installed
namely, Brother r. T.. Bonharn. "a
hnanc1er; Brother Metzger, as fore
man, and Brother Wilgus, as outer
Waterman. Arrangements are now be-
ing MADE for a picnic to be held the
latter part of this month.
The visiting committee has arrane-
ed to call on Capital City lodge. corner
East Seventh and Reaney streets. on
Wednesday evening. the 23d. All MEM
oers welcome to join the frolic.
!. o. o. r.
Bethesda Rebekah lodge held an in
formal basket picnic Friday evening
on Harriet island. A large crowd was
present.
Royal Arcanum.
st. Paul Council No. 656 initiated
two candidates last Monday evening.
Sons of st. George.
Pioneer Lodge No. 23S, Sons Of st.
George, held its regular meeting Mon
day evening at p. m. Routine bust
ness and the initiation of candidates
will be transacted. Instructions to the
delegates to the grand lodge meeting
in Chicago will be discussed and a
full attendance is expected
L'Union Franchise.
LUnion Franchise will celebrate its
thirty-f1fth anniversary Sunday, July
Fl, at st. Louis school, Tenth and Min
nesota street, by an open air ice cream
festival. The programme includes
speeches, refreshments and amuse-
ments. The u. r. is the Oldest French
society in the Northwest. It has paid
more than $4,000 to it's members since
organization, and has 230 members
with good cash balance In the treas
ury.
A. o. U. w.
The visiting club visited Banner
No. A last Monday evening. A large
crowd was present and a good time
was enjoyed by all. The next visit
will be at Capital City, at Seventh
and Reaney, next Wednesday, July 20.
1t is hoped that a large crowd will
turn out.
Noble Franklin No. will give a
grand moonlight excursion on Mon
day evening, July %, on steamer ]. ].
friends. The committee in charge as
sure a good time to all who attend.