St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-12
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

VIII you kindly publish the following in
-four sundays paper as per circular We
met and Instituted a lodge of the SeXennial
League. The name OF the lodge is Edmund
Rice Lodge No 2l9. The following were
elected officers John Norman, past presI-
ldent; ". c. krugemeier, president; L. P.
Livingston, vice president; Martin Hausam,
treasurer; \. BarIh, trustee; Louis ZObel,
inside guardian; 4. c. Fredricks marshal
Ed. Horton: Ohm \. johnson, sentinel; S.
D. jerks chaplain; Melville A Johnson; ".
\. Ristine, j ThOrnborg, trustees; L. T..
Thomas, secretary: II. 2. Jensen, DR.. L. c.
Bacon, trustees; DR.. r. L. BOle, examiner.
The Sacred Thirst society met at Cretin
hail Tuesday evening ana elected officers for
the ensuing year. Mrs Angela Moore played
Il piano solo, a transcription of the "Old
Oaken Bucket" ana Miss Edith Eaglesfeld
Tecited The Two Glasses" effectively. After
this the selection of officers took place and
resulted as follows: President Miss Mary
Cramsie; vice president, Miss Mary Rooney
secretary, Miss Maggie Milan; financial sec
rotary. Mrs j. Churchill: treasurer Mrs
Mary WOllmer. The officers will act for the
ensuing half year.
Next Thursday afternoon the corner stone
of the new court house and city hall at Min
neapolis viii be laid by the Masonic fratern
1ty Of this state. The ceremony viii be per-
formed by Hon. AlOnZO BartO, NJ. w. G. NJ,
assisted by the grand lodge and all the sub
ordinate lodges as well as the cOmmandries
Of Knights TempIar. 1t will undoubtedly be
the largest gathering Of MaSOus ever held in
the state. The fraternity of this city are re-
quested to meet at Masonic quarters at II m
sharp, so as 10 take the train on the MilYau-
kee road at p. N.
The First Regiment band (Seibert's), now
in camp at LakeyieW. has been strongly So
licited from citizens Of Lake City and officers
of the regiment TO give a concert during the
encampment ana Monday, July -. has been
selected. The Metropolitan opera house
orchestra viii 20 down to assist the boys in
camp. and a great time is expected, both
Socially and muslcally. The affair viii wind
Up with q hop after the concert for which
twenty musicians in the orchestra will play.
The ladies Of Constellation Chapter No Is,
o. L. :, viii give a lawn and ice cream
festival at the residence of Mrs. P. c.
Williams, 757 Burr street, next Thursday
evening. This Will be very pleasant Occa-
sion. and one which every Mason and his
family should partake Of.
The Town and Country club had a recep-
ton Monday evening Jupiter P-uYius how
ever. diminished Jhe attendance. William
HALEY, the expert billiardist furnished a
programme for the delectatiOn Of the mem
bers that were indifferent 10 the bad weather.
All old soldiers, their families and all
friends of the Old soldiers are cordially in
vited to attend camp fire by Garfield Post
No. :, G. 4. r., AT its hail. $50 East Seventh
street, this evening. y pleasant programme
has been prepared for the occasion.
Ladies Branch No 1861, order Of the Iron
Hall. gave delightful musical and literary
entertainment ana ice cream social at their
hal! of seventh and Minnesota streets,
Monday evening,
Mars Lodge No 2202. I. 0. o. F., gave 8 so
cial dancing party at their hall, corner Cedar
and Third streets, Wednesday evening.
-. Paul Chapter No. n Order OF the East
ern STAR held its annual picnic at Silver lake.
North 81. Paul, Wednesday.
The retail meat dealers associations Of the
Twin Cities viii picnic at Spring park
" ednesday, July %
The Northwestern odd Fellows picnicked
81 Lake Miunetonka yesterday.