The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-06

do honor to our distinguished guest,
Ed l.. Young, of Ohio. Sufficient mem
bers were secured to complete the char
ter list for the new division of the uni
form rank, which will be instituted
the evening of the third Monday in
july. The new officers of the tent will
be installed the same evening.
Dale Tent No. los held it's regular
meeting last Friday evening, and ad-
united two new members and acted on
several applications. Every member
agreed to at least bring in one new
member during the present quarter
and thus secure a $50 prize parapher-
MALTA offered by the supreme tent. 1t
was voted to attend Harriet island
outing in body and all to bring their
families. At the next meeting, on the
llth, Will occur the public installation
of officers. Refreshments will be serv-
ed and cigars passed.
Capitol Tent No 81 holds it's meet
lngs every Monday night in Bowlby
hall. Election of officers was held at
the last meeting, and all the old off,
GERS were reelected with the exception
or lieutenant commander, which posi-
ton was filed by Sir Knight Nolon,
or athletic fame. This tent will hold
no meeting tomorrow night, but
will attend the outing at Harriet ISL
and and listen to the address of Editor
Young and Rev. DR.. Hageman. both
OF Ohio, who will be guests of the order
on that date.
Ladies of the Maccabees.
Banner Hive No. IL met Tuesday.
July /, at BOwlby hall. COMMITTEES
on entertainment gave a good report
of the card party of June 81. Visitors
We're Lady Krouse, of Montreal, and
Lady German, st. Paul.
Railway Postal Clerks.
The membership of the Tenth Di
vision Postal Clerks is about to ballot
for the election of officers. The diyis-
ion includes st. Paul, Minneapolis.
wisconsin, Illinois and Montana
branches of the organization. The fol-
lowing is the list of candidates which
will be selected by Australian system:
For president, William H. Crowley. of
Wisconsin branch, and c. A. Young. of
st Paul; for vice president, John II.
Nightingale, Minneapolis branch: for
secretary and treasurer Paul S. Mich
DIS OF st. Paul; for delegates to ma
tlonal association convention B. r.
earle, of Illinois branch; James Elliott
of St. Paul branch; G. H. Gearey, of
st. Paul branch; Daniel Healy. of ST
Paul branch; E. Munich. of St. Paul
branch: Fl. w. Rotz, of Montana
branch, and A. ]. Withee, of Northern
Pacific Michigan branch.
Foresters of America.
Court Evergreen No. 10, Foresters of
America, will meet Monday evening al
Bunker's, on Washington, near Sixth.
to transact necessary business. The
Iast meeung night having fallen on the
Fourth of July it was not attemntad
TO hold session. Members are urged
to be present Monday night
Court of Honor.
To CSo,,~4 1noo
or, was entertained Thursday evening
by Miss Ida Engemon, of SAC Olive
street, and very pleasant time was
enjoyed. Very dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess. The court
will take vacation during the months
of July and August. The next regular
session will take place on the first
Thursday of September. Members are
directed to make payments of dues and
assessments at the Office of the re-
corder.
United Order of Foresters.
Court Minnesota, United Order of
Foresters, will initiate a large ola &C
next Monday evening, July z, 1902 at
Central hall, No. rs West Seventh
street. All Foresters from other cnurts
are cordially invited to attend.
Nineveh Zodiac No. 4, A. A. M. will
hold next regular meeting Monday
SNtIIHS, July 9, at room z, Central hall
Entertainment and refreshments
Independent Order of Red Men
Minnesota Council No. 7. Deeroa 90
Pocahontas, kindled the council fire -,
ample form last Tuesday. All officers
were present. Several applications were
received and acted upon. The deprae
will be conferred on a class at the navt
meeting, July Is. The following OH
GERS elected for the ensuing term wa,o
installed by Deputy Great Poca bontas
Mrs. Nellie Bauer; Mrs. Manifold D.
cahontas; Miss Clarie Wilder. Wenono.
Mrs. F. Cowley, prophecies; Mrs Etto
Kindle, K. Of r.; A. Woodhouse pow
haitian. The entertainment comnittaa
reports that an ice cream social VIII he
given on Tuesday, July %. The re-
firing Pocahontas was presented with
handsome pin, the address helm o.
made by the Past Pocahontas, Mrs, 4
Thompson. a.
Minnewaulxan Tribe No. held ire
regular council last Wednesday, Vari-
Gus matters of Importance were dis