St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-16

Bigelow, Golf, Hatton, Doyle, Nc
L. Fl. Smith, Charles BARLEY, j. J. Ro-
berts, J. Cochran, L. III. Wilkinson,
Will Dressed, John and Jim Murphy, j.
L. MeCabe, t. Bigelow. j. F. Kahn. E.
A. Morrissey, John Rogers, f. J. Cas-
seriy, j. f. Kenney, F. Hirsch, V. +.
Devinney. L. J.. Burke and A. Car
penter.
Installation of officers and Dem crest
medal contest at Wide Awake Lodge
No. 122, l. 0. q. T., last Thursday even
ing was in every way success. The
programme was an excellent one, con-
sisting of choice selections of vocal and
instrumental music, varied by the con-
teStants for the medal. The medal was
awarded Miss Frances Dyce, her Sc
lection being one of which an audience
would never tire, and was delivered in
q very artistic style. The other contest
ants of notable mention were Miss Anna
Baker. reciting ''The Martyred Mother"
in q way that would have done credit to
any dramatic stage In the country, and
Miss Anna Dyce, reciting "a Voice
From the Poor House," and Miss En-
ma Ford. reciting 1.-THE Prohibition
Battle CALL" all of which scored rounds
OF applause from the appreciative audi
ence. The vocal music was rendered
by Miss Julia Swartz, Misses Frances
and Anna Dyce, Mrs Joy and Din
woodie. The programme throughout
was entertaining. and the lodge deserves
great deal of credit for its efforts to
entertain the public.
st. Paul chapter, Order of the East
ern Star, gave a fine social party at the
G. A. r. hail., East Seventh street, on
last Thursday evening. About $50
couples were In attendance, also
twenty-five ladies and gentlemen from
st. Paul Park. WHY'S orchestra fur
nished the music for sixteen numbers.
The following well-known parties had
| charge of affairs: Committee of arrange
ment, r: A. Becker, Mrs. William
Brink, q. B. Farwell, Mrs. NJ. d.
Brown, W. Fl. Cook, Mrs. E. R. Spin
dler; floor committee, E. II. MiIham,
las, L. a. johnson, w. W. Ely, William
Densmore; reception committee, Mrs.
| %. II. Miiham. Mrs. r. A. Becker Mrs.
William Densmore, Mrs. w. A. Cook,
Mrs. William Starkey, Mrs. FL. w.
Heine, Mrs. W. w. Ely, Mrs. W. G.
| Dallas. Mr.. and Mrs. BroOkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. FL. +. Stock, Mrs. D. r. HeYener,
Mrs. George Ticknor.
The Knockwinnoch society met last
| evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Whitney on Concord street. About
| nifty persons were present. all of whom
spent very pleasant evening. An
extra programme had been prepared in
honor Of st. Valentines day, of which
all the numbers were creditably rem
dered. A piano solo by Miss Mae Nor
Jensen and vocal solos by Messrs. Will
| son and Brand were all beautifully rem
| dered. Addresses by Messrs. Harrison
and Burns and Miss Lawton were elo
| quently delivered and well received
| The society paper, edited by Miss Gertie
Williams, made its first appearance last
evening and proved to be the most in.
tereStlng feature of the programme
rejecting great credit upon the edi
tresS. Refreshments were served anC
the meeting adjourned to meet Feb. Is
with Miss Jessie Carey, 217 East Wini
| fred street.
The installation of officers of st. Pau
Council No. 2, Order Chosen Friends
took place Feb. 6. The following off
GERS were installed for the ensuing
year: nj. CauchOis, past commander
Or. Arthur Sweeney. councillor; Mrs. B
+. Ferris, vice councillor; B. f. Ferris
treasurer; Julius Wolfberg, secretary
Mrs. Blanch Cough, prelate; r. G
Bansher, marshal: Mrs. b. S. belong
warden; Anthony KIrron. guard; Johr
Waddell, sentry. Meetings are hello
every first and third Thursday night o.
each month at their hall, Fifth anc
| Wabash streets Odd Fellows block
Initiation of FIVE new members mex
Thursday evening.
The King of Clubs Whist club, oil
White Bear, gave a sheet and pillow
case party at CObb's hall on Friday even
ing, the 18th. Over fifty couples were
present in regalia, among which were
about twenty couples from the Twir
| Cities. A programme of eighteen mum
bers was danced. Refreshments were