St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-23

SertIie IN the calm re0ecti0n ina he he :
queaths as a legacy to his successor a
well filled treasury, Il lodge whose
membership is eXcelled in numbers by
less tan a dozen hodges of this
order, and in personnel by no lodge
OF any order OH earth. This
therefore Is q sort uf a festival occasion,
and we ask you all-our OWE members
and the strangers that are within our
gates-tO enter into the spirit of 0ur
merry markings, remembering that we
are all members of one great brother
hood, and that what is veal or wee TO
one is veal or woe to all, be they mem-
bcrS Of 4 or A. of 8 Or SO. Speaking of
NJ. So, l noticed in reading over eur
list or members the other day that
St.Paul Elks have no friars, but we have
an abbey. Our laws provide that only
white male citizens may become mem
bers, yet 4 black man has gained admis-
sion here. But as he Stacks up we'll
with any one. although he be a King,
we have no complaint TO make. We
are supposed as brothers to apply. the
preceptS OF the golden rule, SD, If we
are robbed, we can only look i'll
one quarter-the sunshiny Clarence.
who, however, is no likely to became
so bad that VT shall be obliged to Sloae
him 10 death. A merry Wight roamS
this Elks' forest in the peason of Robert
o., and If he fails to supply us with
amusement we can turn to our new
Lord Fauntleroy." We have d Foxy
boy III he person of esteemed Otto,
who, while he will Treat when there
is a Dearth of Elks' milk, will
never be a cannibal to the extent
of feeding upon Beans, Rice Or PeaSe.
even though Baker should Fry them.
Fla iS nnt fhnf | oxutnSS Annn InuIt
if he would chew Glass. We have
Wood with which to warm ourselves,
but it is sometimes necessary to
Wheeler it from the Field OF Ferrey 1T
over the Pond. Yet we are eve Owen
any one for it. although we invest
Daley. We have doctors by the score, but
only one Calm TO divide among thrm.
we have 4 Dutch oven in which to Cook
Cur Coon. We have no corn, but expect
to have ON day as we already have Il
CUbb. We w our own Hall and while
he's Little. the Lord knows that we May
never see another like him unless we go
further West than we are now. To be
Frank with the new members, [ don't
mind them that when they came unto
us. and we took them in. it was not
The Fec We were after. Whe hat one
already. Oar AnleS were to enjoy the
Bliss or their company, and they Will be
indeed Green If they don't Git. aS much
out OF it as we do. L will Hazard IA
chunk OF advice to you all in conclusion.
II You want TO see Nc. 80 keep going up
the Hill, remember that while tall Oakes
from little toe-cornS grow, something
more than ChildS' play will be neces-
sary. Just Hammer away, as you have
during the past year. That's the Hull
thing i'll a nutshell, and that's what
Knox.
members OF St.Paul lodge, remember
that No. 80 is your alma mater. Ever
Cherish her. Let the iustero of her name
be ever undimmed. Let your motto be
onward and upward.
Visitors. we are glad to welcome you.
Enjoy yourselves tonipht. and come
again as often as you AN. The hands
OF the members Of No. 50 will be ever
outsiretched to give you greeting"
EVENTS OF TIE EVENING.
One OF the sp> cially notable numbers
OH the programme was the song of I. e..
ConGorS, with Edward TarboX as piano
accomDanist. Mr.. Connors is,a pupil of
Addison Medany, the Well-knoWn vocal
teacher.
There were numerous additions to the
programme, one especially noticeable
being a solo by MIR. Doran, OF Duluth,
who was encored again and again.
There were recitation 10y G. e. Stone.
OF st. Paul; imitation of celebrated
pianist by q. f. Q. Swasy, of st. Paul;
speeches by Hon. George n. Baxter. of
Minneapolis lodge; <. W. Durant and
Judge N~etheNay, cf Saltwater lodge.
Il numerous others.
Associate Justice MeCaffertv presided
a portion Of the evening, and repeatedly
brought down the house by his unique
decisions.
j. A. Owens, of st. Paul lodge, and
Neil DOwney. of Minneapolis, made
efficient policemen, while Joseph
Bartles, Ike Lederer and Wilbur lib
bells, the members of the entertainment
COMMITTEES, made the banquet hall a
constant banquet scene in fact. They
served a noon lunch, evening dinner
II IL O'Clock banquet, and their supply
was 10y no means exhausted at the COLI
cluSion.
The following telegram was received
during the evening:
DULUTH, Mimi, Feb. 22.-To John L..
Stack, Elks Lodge, Third and Wabasha
Streets: Very sorry; cannot he with 50
tonight, the recognized banner loage Of
America. JOHN ii. LANGToN.
Judge McCafferty concluded the social
session with all eloquent tribute to St.
Paul Lodge No. SO. in which
he took especial occasion to pay
a strong and deserved tribute
TO Exalted Ruler J.. l.. Stack,
under whose administration the lodge
has forged to the front as never before
in the history of its existence. The
applause which greeted the e~Ioquefce
OF the judge showed that he struck a
responsive chord in the breasts of all
the members.
1t was certainly a gala day and night
for st. Paul Lodge No. SO, b. P. 0. E.
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