St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
SOCIAL MUTATIONS.

The severa lodges of the Ancient Order Of
Foresters i'll the city propose having cele-
bration on Aug. 10, to mark the first ami
versary of the order in America from that in
Europe In less than year eight new courts
have been formed, making total OF thirteen,
nearly all of which are in hourlshlng con-
dition. The programme so far arranged for
will probably include parade and an exhi-
bition of fireworks on the evening of Aug.
IL. The latter if permission of the city can
be obtained The fireworks are to be set off
at Bridge square The programme for the
day following will be arranged for later.
On the Fourth there is 10 be grand picnic
ut the grounds of the Catholic Orphan asy-
Ium, corner of Chicago avenue and Forty
eighth street, in which all the Catholic soc1-
cites of the cily are to take part. The attrac-
lions will be numerous and will include
music of high order, athletic sports and
the several other features that accompany
proper Fourth of July celebration. Com
mittees having the affair in charge are ar
ranging for an occasion that will be hard to
equal
Rev. Mr.. Hansen, graduate of the theo-
logical seminary at Hamilton, N. Y, was on
Monday evening ordained at the First Swed-
ish Baptist church. H. c. Mabie. d. D.,
preached the ordination sermon, ana Key
Mr. Ashmore gave the charge to the candi-
date. Mr.. Hansen who is to enter into mis-
sionary labors, has been assigned to work at
Upper Burmah, to which place he will pro-
coed after having first spent the summer IN
Sweden.
The new Catholic society of North Mime
apolis. of which Father Christie has charge,
will hold picnic on the Fourth of July at
the corner of Fourth street and Twelfth ave-
nue. north. There will be any number OF at
fractions and all will be done to make the
occasion one of pleasure. The ladies' have
the matter i'll charge. The proceeds Will go
into the building fund.
Second Lieutenant Knowlton was elected
first lieutenant of Company on "Wednesday
evening to succeed w B. Palmer lately re-
signed. Previous to the election the com
pany was inspected in guard duly by Col.
Bend An election for second lieutenant.
upon which no agreement could be reached
then, will be held some time this week.
reception will be held next Wednesday
evening in the reception room of Plymouth
church, i'll honor of the newly married people
of the church. Following are the names of
those in whose honor the reception will be
held: Rev. a. l.. Struthers ana wife, Ii. b.
Hendley and wife, A. A. Crane and wife, and
j. B. Brown and wife
The following were elected officers at a re-
cent meeting of Division No. l, Ancient Or
der of Hibernians: President, j. j. Fltzger-
aid; vice president, James Byrnes; recording
secretary. James Mllisch; corresponding sec
rotary, Thomas Connolly; treasurer, William
Collins John Mahoney was chosen county
delegate.
The Junior Dancing club met with Fl. E.
Burr Friday evening. This club is composed
of some of the prominent, young society
people of the North side, and is very exclu-
sive in its membership. The evening was
spent in dancing Refreshments were served
at IL. DAM furnished the music.
Though the number in attendance upon
the regular lat home" of Rev. S. W. Sample
and wife Wednesday evening was not large,
those present were pleasantly entertained,
the piano PLAYING of Miss Mary Williams and
the singing of two solos by Miss Maud Ulmer
being especially enjoyable
Monday the Presbyterian ministers held
their last meeting for the year. ''The Pastor
and the Prayer Meeting was the topic fol-
discussion A paper was read by Rev. II.
B. Nichols. The meetings for the coming
season will be resumed the first Monday in
September.
William B. Ladue, salutatorian of the state
university class of 1899 has passed the ex
aminations for admission to the West Poinl
military academy. He was appointed from
oregon, his father being president OF the
First National bank of Salem.
Rev. G.. A. Burgess has resigned as pastor
of the First Free Baptist church, and &C,
cepted the presidency of Parker college,
located in Winnebago City. During seven
DAYS he has raised 81, $50 for the endowment
of the Smith chair of theology.
Capt Charles King, United States Army
the talented novelist and magazine writer
was in town recently securing facts and fig
ures regarding the city, to be used in an ar
ticle on the two cities soon to appear in the
Cosmopolitan magazine.
A lawn fete is to be given next Tuesday
evening by the Young Ladies' Auxiliary OF
the Homeopathic hospital. Preparations fo
a most enjoyable evening are being made anC
the young ladies' efforts should be recognized
by generous patronage.
Thomas W. Wood, of New York. dis
tinguished artist and president of the Ameri
can Art union. is visiting his brother-in-law
Marshall Robinson. He is among the mos
distinguished as well as the Oldest of Ameri
can artists.
Sheriff Eye returned from Delevan, Wis.
Wednesday accompanied by his wife. who
Her health is much improved. it having beer
somewhat impaired before she left the city
Gen. H. Van Cleve was recently mustered
in as a member of John A. Rawlins post. He
was major general OF volunteers during thu
war, and about the only soldier of rank re
manning outside the Grand Army.
Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Hale of Lewiston, Idaho
who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. A
Reed for the last two weeks, left for the sea
shore last Saturday night accompanied b.
Mrs Reeds mother, Mrs Ellis.
H. G. Harrison, wife and daughter &C
companied by the Misses A. M. Brown, Hurl
but and Cruikshank, OF the public schools
left on Monday for trip to Alaska, wher
they will spend several weeks
The members of Pilgrim Congregations
ANAA 100 - ~ S-~NS'-SS -
WIngate, 1910 North Aldrich avenue. Tues
day. A programme consisting of music and
reading was given.
Mrs L. A Burrett of Terre Haute, Ind.
accompanied by her mother, Mrs e. NJ. Mad
Ison, of the same place, who is eighty year:
old, are the guests of the formers daughter
Mrs w. E. Steele.
Company G, Third regiment N. G.. S. M.
gave dance at Plummer Post hall on Satur
day evening last that was well attended de
spite the warm weather. All were well en-
tertairSd.
City Clerk Charles F. Hanev, who was quite
III during the middle of the week, is now i'm
proving and hopes to be out again in a few
days. Over eXertion brought on the relapse
Col Hans Mattson and family attended tn,
reunion of the veterans of Company D, Thir(
regiment of Minnesota volunteers, held a.
Vasa settlement Goodhue county, Tuesday.
A party of successful fishermen, made vi
by j. /. Thompson, Samuel Alexander
Samuel Rothschild and Albert Mikolas, re
turned from Bass lake on Monday evening.
Miss Zua McClary is giving readings in
Wisconsin, where she is meeting with good
success. Tuesday evening she was at Yves
Superior, where she was well received.
Miss Mary Green, of Worcester. Mass, il
she guest Of the Misses Mable and BERTH