The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27
News Of the
Lodge Rooms.
M accabeesE

Dale Tent No. 1OS held their regular
review on Friday night, the 25th, when a
number OF applications were acted on and
three candidates for membership were
admitted. A large class will be admitted
at the next meeung, and all members are
expected to be present. A literary and
musical programme will be put on by the
members, and Record Keeper Vueve will
speak on the benefits of the order.
Unity Tent will hold its next meeting
on Tuesday night, the 10Th. The amplifed
manner by stereopticon views of ancient
Maccabean history. Some notable candi-
attendance is desired. The competing
teams are working hard for new candf-
dates and Capt. Adams team is slightly
in the lead.
st. Paul Tent No "A had a large meet
ing on Monday night, the 21st. A class
OF candidates were admitted and several
applications acted on. The new division
OF the Uniform Rank was Installed with
a full charter list. The name selected
Tor the division was st. Paul Division No
4, and Will be attached to the Fourth reg
lment, Col Dodd, of Omaha, commanding
The officers elected were Captain T G.
mcclure; first lieutenant, M. M. Morgan;
second lieutenant, L. Johnson; chaplain,
j. b: MarcouX; record keeper, Ed G. Fitz2
patrick; finance keeper, George s. McCay
The meeting adjourned until next Monday
Ijght IN order to give all the charter APP
charter members. The new division ex-
poets to start. out with charter listzof at
least nifty, and the uniforms will be
ordered just as soon as the COMMITTEES in
charge makes a decisiorr Of the SAMPLES
submitted for inspection
Capital Tent No 81 will hold it's regular
meetlng on Monday night, the 2Sth A
class of candidates will be admitted, and
the committee in charge{ will furnish re-
freShmentS, consisting of ice cream and
6 61 me new officers will be installed
attendance is expected.
Ladies of the Maccaheee
Unity Hive No. 33 have secured both
mans at the Eowlby for their next meet
EN- entertainment e1t and dancing party. The as
Nearer My God to Thee by Miss Yea,
ger, Illustrated by stereepticon views
SHOWN Sa IN, by Mr. George Fley: There will
Sir Knight Marks, also other views viii
pc shown: After which dancing will be
iiI9u tge IN and refreshments served dur
A. o. U. w.
- Noble Franklin Lodge No will have
us us annual moonlight excursion July %,
leaving on the steamer J. ]. Hill. foot Of
Jackson street, ats o'c1ock Indications
are grn 1ha1 a very large crowd will go.
university Lodge No. "a met last We'd
nesday. Arrangements have been made
i iSIaa family picnic to be held on Harriet
Mlnnehaha Lodge, Degree of Honor
met last Friday, and had a very laroe,
number of visitors present Six candio
uateS were initiated, and eighteen appIi-
farrods .Iof membership Were read and re-
1eII IgI 10 committees. Financier Abbie
); Hoiten resigned and Anna Bowen was
elected to M the vacancy.
1rn Giaplt a. City Lodge No. 237, visit
Union star Lodge No. ISL, at Union hall
Aug. s. 80 i0'S'
Foresters of America.
The combined courts of ST Pan1 ond
Midnhe ca obs VIII have steamboat excur-
9 ficI1ot on Tvs, wednesday: Aug. 6. In the way
point to very large turnout The Min
Weapons people will have special cars In
apolis. - 01AA 1'A iiiiie-
Sons of Veterans.
st. Paul Camp No. / & of " boa :
very enthuslastic meeting last Friday
mIgn i Inc war service medals have been
received by the commanding officer ana
arrangements were made For . r e'rIG
meeting on Friday, Aug %. at which time
COMMUNICATING Chief Torrance and Den I
com COY b G3onl n StarkEeather, with the
tendance to award the medals to the vol
unteerS OF the SpaniSh-American war A.
mat Time also there. will take place the
mus teflilS o! about eighteen recruits The
event promises to- be one of the 'ebig'5
' odIss OF the year Proper committees on
reireshments and entertainment were an
pointed TO attend to the necessary details.
AT tnlS meeting will take place a speciai
election of second lieutenant to fiji the
vacancy of Lieut. Blanchard.
Redmen.
Mlnnewaukon Tribe No. met last
Wednesday. Three new members were
opLgated In the order, and various new
business was acted upon. A large class
OF candidates will be Untitled the first
week OF September. Steps have been
taken TO institute a Loft in the HaV-
mayer's'' degree. ~ Ai'S
The chiefs of the great council of Min
n noss held a meeting last week. They
leIt Tor Red Wing where the next annual
convention Of that body will be held in
september, to superintend the prepara-
ions made for the reception of visitors
reports from all over the state indicata
mat a large number of delegates will be
present. Steps are being taken to have
tne st. Paul and Minneapolis Redmen
Minnesota Council No 7. Degree of
Pocahontas, held its regular meeting last
tuesday The entertainment COMMITTEES
distributed tickets for the ice cream So
cial and dance to be given Tuesday even
ing, July %; at the hall, State and Robe
streets. Marlowe's Orchestra will fur
nlsh the music. The degree team is re-
organized with Frank WOodhouse as can
taln The team will meet Tuesday A11g
19: The six months report shows a cor
siderable increase in membership and
finances.