St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-09
A FEW ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Meetings of Various Organiza-
tons Called For the Week.


The city council, by request of Mayor
Ames, holds special meeting this aft
ernoOn to consider an important mat
ter" which is understood to refer to
the need of repairs to the water power,
which cannot be made without an act
of congress Some of the deferred bust
mes Of Fridays meeting will be trans
acted.
A meeting of the Veterans Associa-
ton of the National Guard of Minnesota
inviting all eX-memberS of militia COM
panies to meet and make arrangements
for Decoration day.
There will be meeting this evening
at Spears hall, Fourteenth avenue
Southeast, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, to organize a Second ward
Democratic club.
Temple and Rosedale councils of the
pie council hall this evening and install
the officers recently elected by Rosedals
council.
ing and there will be the usual Monday
orthodox and heterodox parties.
Officers for the ensuing year will be
elected next Sunday evening by the
Minneapolis B. o. B. E. No. A.
Nicollet Lodge No. 46, K. of p, holds
meeting Tuesday evening to perform
work in different ranks.
II. l.. Stryker speaks on Monuments
of New York City, at the Y. Nj. G. A.
Wednesday evening.
Evergreen Circle No. 1, q. A. o. D.,
meets this evening and elects officers for
the ensuing year.
j. c. Haynes addressed the Political
Science club on Commercial Trusts"
this evening.
Thursday evening Minnehaha Grove
No. s, u. A. o. d., elects officers for the
ensuing year.
Society Norden celebrates its eight
zenith anniversary April % by grand
reception.
The Swedish Building association
meets at Norden hall Wednesday even
ing.
The Blaine Republican Club of the
Seventh ward meet this evening.
Street commissioners will be elected
by the council this afternoon.
SOME SOCIAL EVENTS.
Friday and Saturday evenings next,
April Is and IA, the Garrick Dramatic
club, in Harmonic hall, will give en-
tertainments for the benefit of the
Maternity hospital. The hospital COM
nlittee, being greatly in need of funds,
are working hard to make this venture
a success, and it is hoped large crowd
by their presence will assist and indorse
this most worthy charity. Friday "All
is Not Gold That Glitters" will be pre-
scented, and Saturday the bill will be
changed to ''In Honor Bound"
A grand ball will be given at Nal
colm's on the evening of April II.
About forty young men of the city are
making preparations for the event.
The figures of the german will all be
new, and the cOtillion will be led by
Messrs. Waite, Todd, Bishop and Ball.
Tuesday evening the South Side Cru
saders will present an elegant pro-
gramme at the entertainment they will
give in the Holy Rosary hall, Sixth
Street. between Cedar and Ninteenth
avenues.
The Mahtowah club will hold leap
year party at Maben's hall under the
auspices of the ladies on Tuesday even
ing, April 10.
On Friday evening, April 20, the East
side Y. w. G. L. U. will present a char
acter party at the First Congregational
church.
L. P. Plummer Post, No. so, will give
a grand ball Wednesday evening at
their hall, Washington avenue north.
The First Minnesota Signal corps will
give a social dance Friday evening,
April Is, at Thomas hall.