St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-01

The K. of l.. Building ASSOCIATION d.
rectors held a special meeting Friday
evening and decided to give the second
annual Labor Temple ball during the
month of December. The date has not
been definitely fixed nor the committee
appointed, but the directors promise
that the ball Will be the most brilliant
of the season in labor circles:
The celebration of the anniversary of
the founding of the K. of l.. was post
pOned last Wednesday evening, as the
audience did not gather until so late
that carrying out the programme would
have seriously interfered with the ball
to be given by the Ladies' Protective
association on the same evening. The
founding and installation of officers for
the first assembly in Minnesota on New
Years day. 1878, SO that it is quite
probable the celebration will be held on
the afternoon of New Years day. The
programme will be revised, and the
committee expect to furnish very i'll
teresting entertainment.
The ladies' protective association gave
its third annual ball at the Labor tenn
pie THANKSGIVING eve. About 100 COUP
les were present and danced until the
early hours of Thanksgiving day. The
programmes were artistically gotten up
showing on the cover an autumn leaf
with an appropriate scene engraved on
a BACKGROUND of cream white. The
committees were: Arrangements, Ida
Baird, Mrs. J. l.. England. Mary
O'Hara and Mrs. j. Christie; reception,
Alice Rooney, Mary Mcmahon, Minnie
Donovan, Mary Egan and Emma Egan;
floor directors, NJ. O'Gara, q. Cain, q.
W. Mckay, q. Nolan, T. j. Gallagher
and }. Hickey. The grand march COM
menced at $3.50, led by j. X. Menard.
chief. and Mrs. }. l.. England. Supper
was served in the dining hall at mid
night. The ball was a success and the
chairman of the arrangements says the
association will net a good sum as the
financial result of the ball.
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The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men held their annual ball at Harmonic
hall on THANKSGIVING evening. The
hall was crowded to its utmost capacity,
and this ball helps to sustain the social
reputation of the fremen.
The Trade and Labor assembly holds
its regular semi-monthly meeting at the
Labor Temple this afternoon.
Typographical Union No. AZ holds its
regular monthly meeting at the Labor
Temple this afternoon.
Delegate T. Fl. Lucas has returned
from the general assembly of the K. of
L., recently held at Atlanta, Ga. He
seems we'll satisfied with the proceed
ings. and thinks the K. of L. has pros
porous future before it.
The plumbers, steam and gasftters Of
the United States and Canada are about
to form federation of all branches of
the plumbing trade. District Statistic
clan UGara says that the change will
90 into effect Jan. /, 1890, and it is ex-
pected that the new form of OTganiZa-
ton will be great improvement on tue
former methods.
The Single Tax club holds its regular
meeting next Wednesday evening at
the reading room on First avenue
south.
The Cigarmakers' Union, No. n,
gives its eighth annual ball Monday
evening, at West side Turner hall. cor
ner Washington and Fifth avenue
north. Arrangements are being made
for the usual enjoyable time. The CON-
mittee of arrangement are Ben Ahrens,
j. Gundlaek, 9. Lansing and j. Ny
gard.
The plumbers. steam and gasftters'
association gives its fifth annual ball at
the Labor Temple. Jan. 10.