St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-27
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at the last regular maetilfg of the chap
ter. held at 2455 West Third street, con-
ferred the degree Oil class of fifteen
candidates. The burning of the hall at
24n West Third street on Wednesday
morning was sad affair for the chap
ter, as the chapt'r had just received a
new banner, officers jewels aud other
parapherna!ia which amounted to 81 600.
1t was only insured for $500. The trus-
tees of Liberty hail wish to correct the
report that this hall was an A. p. A.
hail. 1t was not, bnt was controlled by
the Orange lodges. Garfield l.. o. l..
No. 246. and Schomberg No. 60. Esther
Ladies l.. o. l.. will bear great loss,
as there was no insurance on their lodge
para phernalia. The loss to Garfield
and Schomberg lodges will be very
light, as everything was covered by in
surance.
James A. Garfield L. o. L. No. .2i6
has rented the Germania |. o. o. f. hall
over the Kansas City ticket office, COR
ner Robert and Fifth streets. for Mon
day evening. Jan. Is. No doubt This
). will he permanent place of meeting
gin the future.
Total Abstinence.
The Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence
society held the regular semi monthly
meeting OH Wednesday. Jan. Is. at their
new quarters in Cretin building, cor
ner Sixth and Fourth streets. The open
ing Of coffee houses WAS discussed, and
Mesdames G. A. Smith, j. &. Don
nelly and Miss Cramsie were ap-
pointed to visit the coffee houses
i'll Minneapolis to observe the
practical workings of such eStabish-
ments. Mesdames d. Williams and j.
G. DOnnellv were commissioned to con-
suit with Mir. Guthridge OH the best
meanssof obtaining the cooperation of
other branches Of tle G. i. A. in estab-
was decided to invite Mrs. Ii. E. Lake.
Of St Louis, to lecture here on Feb. %.
The committee on legislation was not
ready TO report; Mrs. E. A. Smith was
added to this committee.
After the transaction Of the business
before the society the members were
very pleasantly entertained by music
and Rotations under the direction Of
Mrs. r. ID. O'Conneil. "rhe Legend of
the Woodpecker" was rendered by Mas
ter Willie Mcguire in u very distinct and
agreeable voice and WAS we'll recaivedby
his delighted auditors. Then followed
a song, My Old Savannah Home" by
Miss Julia keOgh. whose tiutelke voice
is well adapted to the sweet old melody.
The.laSt number on the programme, an
original recitation on True Herolsm,"
was So feelingEy delivered by Mrs. X. ID.
OC0nnell as TO affect some Of her audi
cnce to tears. A vote of thanks was
rendered Mrs. O'COnnell for the delights
ful programme. The meeting then adj
iourned. The next meeting will take
place at $3.50 p. N. OH Jan. 81, when it
is hoped that all members III good stand
ing VIII be present 10 elect officers for
the present year.
Eged Men,
A rOusing meeting Of Minnewaska
Tribe No. was held last fridays sleep
at their wigwam, corner Seventh and
Exchange streets. The council fire was
kindieo. Some of the chiefs and broth
crs OF Minnewauka Tribe No. were
present and gathered arolnd the council
hre. Some paefaceS were captured and
brought in and were duly made Red
Men. II being the first meeting of the
tribe 1t was very encouraging to see so
many braves present. The next meet
ing CT the tribe will be at wigWam. FRI
day evening, Feb. l. Every member of
tribe is requested to be present.
knights Of PytE.ias.
Capital Lodge No. 81, K. Pat its meet
ing held Monday evening performed i'm
purtant business and received thirty
four applications for membership. On
Monday next applications will be acted
on ami regular business Of Importance
will be performed.
Sons Of ST. George
Pioneer Lodge No. 236, Sons OF st.
George, gave tLeir first social and Gop
Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows hall,
corner Fifth and Wabasha streets.
There were over 200 couples present.
Seibert's orchestra was in attendance
and furnished the music for dancing. |!
I. H. Goodwin. as chairman of ali COM
mittees, demonstrated his ability as all |
entertainer, insomuci that all present |
were made to feel right at home, and |
many were the thoughts during the !
evening of OLD times and old England. |
NJ. A. Mayiield was master of cere-
and others on the committee !
were }. ". Smith, J. j. Ball. r. c. Tay-
lor. G. W. King, &. ii. Slater. II. w. /
Hague and G. w. Pattlson. A good
was given. Those appear
ing were Misses Queenie Airey, Lizzie
Pattison. Annie Proctor and A Berg,
and Messrs. &. STnfeld Pridham. r.
Geddes and Owen Morris. The next
will be given on st.
Georges day.
Order of the World.
Starlight Lodge No. 3lS. Order Of the
World. will install the following officers
Monday evening, Jan. %: President,
E. Kensburg: vice president, Mrs.
stevenson: past president, T. Gerry;
secretary, W. Decker: treasurer, A.
marshall. f. o. Nelson;
Guard, +. Weber; Waterman. t. Berk-
and; trustees. DR.. G. r. Ball. Mesrs
,tomm and Mr.. Hegland. The install