St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-18

that this banquet shall SurpaSS all for
mer affairs of the sort held by the asso
citation.
Tuesday evening the commandery of
Minnesota, military order of the Loyal
Legion of the United States, met at the
Guaranty Loan restaurant. The meet
ing was stated one, and called out
large attendance, including number
from st. Paul, in all about 100 persons.
The business session was called to Or
der at 80 O'Clock, at the conclusion OF
which the company sat down to quite
an elaborate banquet. The good things
having been disposed of, interesting pa
pers, treating of mil itary exploits, were
Capt. NJ. G. Wilkinson, Third United
States infantry, entitled Corporations
Against Hostile Nez Perees Indians"
Following this paper DR.. E. ID. Nell, OF
st. Paul, gave short account of an
unknown hero during the same war.
This is to be added, with the sequel
thereto, to Capt. Wilkinson's paper and
put in print Several songs were pleas
ingiy rendered by Charles Tarbox, of
st. Paul, before the gathering broke up.
Washington's birthday anniversary is
to be appropriately celebrated by the
commandery Feb. %. the meeting to be
held at st. Paul. DR.. o. II. Tiffany,
pastor of the Hennepin Avenue Nj. E.
church. of this city. is to make an adj
dress. as is also Archbishop Ireland, OF
st. Paul. A chorus and the Third
United States Infantry band are to fur
nish music for the occasion.
The Friendly Visitors, society re-
Gently organized to look after and as
sst worthy poor, held its first meeting
at the room of the secretary OF aSso-
ciated charities. at the Rochester block.
Thursday afternoon. The plan OF this
society is to make visits to such cases OF
poor as come Under their notice. BY
following this plan the actual needs OF
the parties appealing for aid are more
readily gotten at. 1t is the plan IN vogue
in Boston, and after thorough trial has
been found to work admirably. Some
time was taken up in discussion, after
which an organization was effected and
the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Mary +. Hale; vice
president, Mrs. W. A. Miller; case com
mittee, Mrs. ID. G. Moak, Miss Jessie
Foster. Mrs. j. M. Robinson, Mrs. Z: l..
Palmer; paid agent, Mrs. William
Goodman. The officers comprise the
executive committee, to which all mat
tiers pertaining to this work are sub
mitted. Meetings of the society will be
held Thursday afternoons every two
weeks.
Next Saturday night the Oliver P. Nor
ton w. r. G. will give donkey party
at ElkS' hall, corner First avenue south
and Washington, over HOff1ln'S drug
store. Refreshments are to be served.
and other features of entertainment are
to be introduced.
The walters at the Windsor house
have made quite elaborate preparations
for their fourth annual ball, which is TO
be held at Plummer Post hall Monday
evening next.
Next Friday evening at Normanna
hall, corner of Twelfth avenue south
and Third street, Scandal Lodge No. 6,
K. of p, will give it's third annual
mask carnival and ball.
Christmas frOlc will be held by the
Sunday school of st. Marks church FRI
day evening at the Northwestern pre-
paratory school, 313 North Tenth street.
The Sons of Veterans will give a
dancing party Thursday evening at
their hall, SIS Southeast Fourteenth av-
enue. SAVER furnishes the music.
The Junior Dancing club members
are preparing for ball to be given at
G. A. K. hall. Washington and TWEEN
tleth avenues north, Feb. 3.
The Young Ladies' Foreign Mission
airy Society Of Franklin Avenue M. E.
Church will give an orange social next
Wednesday evening.
The oyster supper and social to have
been given Tuesday evening next by
the James Bryant w. R. G. has been
postponed.
The Swedish Singing society will give
a dancing party Wednesday evening at
Normanna hall. SAVERS orchestra will
be present.
An old-fashioned calico ball is to be
given the evening of Jan. "a at Har-
monia hall by Martha Lodge l. o. o. f.
The Owl club will hold dance
Wednesday evening next at their hall.
SAVERS orchestra will be present.
George n. Morgan Camp No. 4. Sons
of Veterans, will give social party at
Window hall next Friday evening.
A grand masquerade ball will be
given by the Shamrock Social club
Wednesday evening, Jan. 81.