St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-17
streets. An excellent musical programe

streets. An excellent musical programe
has been arranged and refreshments
will be served during the evening.
Myrtle Temple No. 2, Rathbone Sis
ters, gave very successful dancing
party and oyster supper Tuesday even
ing. The gathering was the pleas
ATTEST ever held by the lodge. The re-
ception committee was Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Bean and Mr.. and Mrs. b. H.
Bailey; the floor committee was Mr..
and Mrs. A R. Odell and Mr.. and Mrs.
u Levy, while Mesdames Earhoff,
Sloggy, Spencer, Sanderson, Sinclair,
Flanagan, Clayton and Mccall had
charge of the dining room. Music was
furnished by the Eureka orchestra.
=. LOYAL ORANGE LODGE.
= Plymouth Rock Loyal Orange Lodge
;. No. SO will hold their regular meeting
Monday night, Nov. 18, at the hall corr
her Fifth and Robert streets. The at
tendance of all the members is desired.
sf I'd ODD FELLOWS.
The second and third degrees were
conferred by Twin City lodge last
Z Thursday night on several brothers.
/, The first of series Of social hops to
: be given by this lodge will occur
next Thursday evening.
A card party will be given by Luella
Rebekah lodge next Saturday night.
At it's meeting next Wednesday night
the election of new officers for Luella
lodge will take place.
AT next next Monday nights meeting
of Hancock encampment, besides selec-
ton of new officers, some very impor-
tant business will be transacted.
IRON HALL.
Dayton's Bluff, No. .21, met Monday
evening at the home of Mr.: and Mrs.
H. C. Stowell, $50 Conway street. One
candidate was initiated. Messrs. Nor
row, Albeck and Mrs. Hamilton re-
ported progress for the union enter
tainment and reception for Supreme
President Freeman D. Somerby at As
sembly hail. Dec. and f. The branch
has postponed its party ON this account
till after the holidays.
Pioneer Branch No. II had consider
able work of Importance to- do Thurs
day evening. Two members received
final payments on expired certificates
Ladies' Branch No. 20 will meet ait
Odd Fellows hall, corner Fifth and
Wabasha streets, Wednesday evening,
Nov. 20. There will be initiation and
other important work after which a
union meeting of all branches will be
held. The committees from the sew
eral branches will compare reports.
Garfield Branch No. Is will meet at
Woolsey's hall, corner Burr and Case
streets, Tuesday evening. Four cam
didates will be initiated.
Garfield Lodge No. 101 gave a musi-
cal and literary entertainment Thurs
day evening in Odd Fellows hall, cor
ner Payne avenue and Wells street.
The hall was filled to overfiowing and
the treasury of the lodge is largely
replenished. Refreshments were
served It the close of the programme.
Union Lodge No. l held an interest
ing convention Thursday evening. Sew
eral visitors were present. Three new
members were added to the roll of
membership. good programme was
given for the good of the order.
open meeting Monday evening at Good
hall, corner Sixth and Seventh streets.
The officers for the quarter were duly
Installed by Grand Chief Godfrey. of
and Rev. G.. L. Conley gave addresses
for the cause of temperance. A short
musical and literary programme was
also given. Refreshments were served
at the close of the literary treat.
The following officers will superin-
tendrF the official affairs of st. Paul
Lodge No. " for the coming quarter:
P. c. t, H. Rostad: c.. T., I. Turner:
" T., Mrs. H. Anderson; secretary,
Miss Gudren Axnes; assistant secre-
1tary, Miss Annie Arum; financial sec
John Lind: chaplain, G. T. Anderson;
ma pshal, H. Anderson; deputy mar
Shall, Miss Soprie Forllum; inside
guard, F.. Miller. The ladies had
charge of the meeting Wednesday
eHeging and presented a. choice pro-
I granlme.
DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS.
Last Mondays sleep found Naomi
[,CoJ1ftil No. l fully attended and when
| the worthy Pocahontas ascended the
stump and gave the signal to follow
| b!the hunt the scouts and runners
,baeptfound in the forest, who were de-.
sifous of being adopted by, Naomi coun-.
tftil. -aThey having been found worthy,
ECWere duly elected. The committee on
| regalia reported that; special prices
1"Were offered on same by q Michigan
| firm, but promised more definite in
| formation on next Mondays sleep. The
| chairman suggested that the sisters.
| meet at the tepee and cut out the
| garments, finishing, them: at home,
/ thereby reducing expenses. The coun-
| Gil fire was then declared quenched,
and .4an impromptu programme was
Sister o. Connen sang "Hello, Central,
I f1ellO.T iSSpoiiuiiieo W al CiiSOIS Win
"Ben, Bolt" Sister. Barthol recited
| "Biddy and Her Troubles" Brother
| Rotter gave a recitation in Norwegian
T dialect. Sister holman sang michael
| Schneider's Party giving as an en-
| core a charming recitation. Sister
Verndig recited 1.-The Dying Child.'' 's.4
The council finally disbanded at the
4 eleventh run and fifteenth breath, the
| members all feeling that there were
many happy sleeps in store for them.
| The committee on entertainment an
/ nounce a progressive euchre. party to
| be given on the 25th of the present
| (beaver) moon. to which a cordial in