The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-31

provinces Of British North America.
australia, Germany, Switzerland, Swe-
Gen, Norway, Denmark, France. Japan
Chill, Cuba and Mexico, and the sun
never sets on its halls and member
ship.
Maccabees.
Capitol Tent No. 81 will hold it's reg
ular meeting Monday evening. Sent. /
at Bowlby hail. Sixth and Robert
streets. The committee on entertain
ment have invitations out for their
sixteenth dancing party, which will be
MONDAY evening, Sept. s. Price of ad-
mission, SO cents per couple. Dancing
at 8:45 o'clock.
st. Paul Tent No. "a holds it's regu-
lar meeting Monday evening, Sept. 1.
several candidates will be admitted.
visiting members cordially invited.
Unity Tent No. will hold its reg1i-
lar meeting Tuesday evening. Sent 2.
A class of candidates will be admitted
and the full work exemplified, after
which an entertainment will be given
for the benefit Of visiting members.
There will be music, and Gov Van
SAINT will be present and make an adj
dress to the members. Visiting mem
bers from out Of the city especially
invited to attend.
Modern Woodmen.
Minnehaha Camp No. 674 will meet
at Bowlby hall Thursday evening. The
degree team will open the fall work
with the second degree, which will be
conferred upon twenty-five candidates.
The new hall being constructed by the
camp on West Ninth street is fast
nearing completion and it is expected
to be ready for occupancy in about a
month The camp appointed COM
mlttee last meeting to assist in max
yiei&
month of Head Consul w. A. North
colt.
Royal Neighbors.
Mayfower Camp will meet tomorrow
evening at Odd Fellows hall. A COM
mittee will provide for a social ses-
sion after the business meeting.
Banner Camp held it's regular meet
ing Thursday evening at Twin City
hall. One candidate was initiated. The
camp will celebrate it's first annivers-
airy the last meeting in September. Wis
1tors were present at last meeting from
MaydoWer Camp.
Knights of Pythias.
On Wednesday, Sept. 8, st. Paul
Lodge No. 2 will confer the first rank
on number of candidates. At the last
meeting Brothers Standard, HiIcher
and Baer related their experience. on
the Pacific coast during the recent en-
campment. AS evidence that the con-
sol1dation was a good thing, the lodge
relnstated number of brothers and
received number of applications for
reinstatement, which were referred to
the committee
Akabah Temple los, d. o. K K, will
hold formal ceremony early in Octo-
Der. The secretary has about forty ap-
pl1cauons on hand and as the class will
be limited strictly to fifty, those who
n fn nj I,a
tie. A meeting will be called early in
September for the transaction of rou-
tine business and to hear the reports
of the representatives to the Imperial
Council.
Royal Arcanum.
Terrace Council No 1910 will give a
card party and ice cream social Mon
day, Sept s. This council is booming
and received a large number of appli-
cations at the last meeting.
Court of Honor.
Harmony Court 1898, Court Of Honor.
will begin work again on Thursday,
Sept. IL, and plans will be formed for
the winters campaign. All members
are requested to be present.
u. c. 7.
Sanity City Council holds a regu-
lar meeting Saturday evening, Sept. 6,
on which evening large number will
make the trip over the mountain. The
entertainment committee will meet
Sunday afternoon, Aug. 81, at 3 o'clock,
at the Windsor hotel to make arrange
ments for the winters campaign.
Order of Eastern Star.
Mistletoe Chapter No. 96, Order of
Eastern Star, will resume work Mon
day evening, Sept. 1, and all visitors
will find a cordial welcome at the
chapter room, 1888 West Seventh
street.
A. o. u. W..
The visiting clubs met with St An
thony last Friday evening. The next
visit will be with Hiawatha No. 90, on
September.
Noble Franklin No. will be enter
tanned by Levi Lodge No. 70. The de-
gree staff will initiate twenty can
didates. After the degree work the
doors will be open.
The 1. o. G.. T., Of the Twin Cities,
and the Fifth district, will have head
quarters and a refreshment tent at the
state fair. Mrs. S. M. Sleight, Of
Hutchinson, will superintend the head
quarters.