St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-24

| social events Of the season was the
complimentary hop given by CONNER
cial Council, Royal Arcanum, on Mon
day evening at Lifts hall. The St.
Anthony hill orchestra furnished the
| music, and about 100 couples partici-
pated in the programme until II
o'clock. A. H. Pitcher, the master of
ceremonies, was assisted by H. a.
Hardick, William Woodhead, P. S.
Hendrickson and j. c. Corcoran, re-
ception committee, and J. P. Keller,
c. A. Hustis. l.. H. Russell and H. L.
Bryant, floor committee.
Commercial Council Royal Arcanum
read off five new applicants at their
meeting Thursday evening, and, from
the tone of the members, this council
will push some of the older ones pretty
hard this year in proportionate in
crease in membership. Except one, it
is the youngest council in the city, but
has secured numerous compliments
from the grand officers for the progress
it has made.
One of the most successful entertain
ments given by Commercial Council
Royal Arcanum was held at Lifts hall
Monday evening last, when the council
rendered a complimentary hop to it's
friends. Music was furnished by st.
Anthony Hill orchestra. About $50 cou-
pies participated, and much credit is
due the committee on arrangements
for the enjoyment of the occasion.
UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVEL
ERS.
SANITY City Council No. so held it's
last regular meeting Saturday even
ing, Feb. Is, with larger attendance
than usual. Two candidates who were
found to be worthy and we'll qualified,
were duly initiated into the mysteries
OF the order, making safely the jour
ney to the city that is beyond the
mountain range. They were c. w.
Smith, representing the st. Paul
White Lead and Oil company, and F.
P. Malney, with Seabury & Co. Five
applications were received.
That large fat man who sells boots
and shoes for TarboX, Schliek & Co.
made his appearance among US for the
first time for many weeks, it being
Brother Hermann's first call since he
met with an accident at Granite Falls
on Dec. 49,.
We notice that Junior Counselor
Tully has made a change in houses and
now represents Atwood & Steel, of
Chicago. Brother George is a hustler
and a clever gentleman. We wish
him success.
Two new councils of the U. C. T. are
about to be instituted in this state, the
cities of Rochester and Winona being
4I,aiy
goats ready for shipment.
The several committees of arrange
ments, relative to the meeting of the
Grand Council of Minnesota and the
Dakotas which is to be held in this
city in May, held meetings the last of
the week, and are highly elated with
the success they are making in Sc
curing the cooperation of the manu-
facturers and jobbers, and are as
sured of making this May meeting the
most notable event in the history Of
the commercial travellers of the North
west.
Grand Forks Council No. GA cele
brated Washington birthday with
banquet and ball. A large delegation
went up from Fargo, and Sanity City
council was well represented.
Sanity City Council No. so will hold
it's next regular meeting Saturday
evening, March 2, when the annual
election of officers will be held, and
business of much importance will be
brought before the council.
IRON HALL.
Dayton's Bluff Star No. II will meet
Monday evening, Feb. 25, at the home
of James Morrow, 265 Nelson avenue.
A social will follow after the business
is disposed of.
Garfield Branch No. 10 met Tuf sday
evening at Woolsey's hall, corner Burr
and Case streets. This branch has
doubled it's membership in the last
quarter.
Pioneer Branch No. II will meet next
Thursday evening at Druid's hail, on
Jackson Several claims are to be
voted upon, and degree work exempli-
fed.
Ladies' Branch No. go met at Odd
Fellows hall, corner Fifth and Wa
basha streets, Wednesday evening.
There was a good attenrance, and COLI
siderable work was done.
TIL Iron Hall Social club will meet
Tuesday evening in the parlors of the
International hotel. All members of
the club are requested to be present.
ODD FELLOWS.
Triple Link No. 2O9, I. o. o. F., dedi-
Gated their hall in the Habighorst
block, on Payne avenue, with appropri-
ate ceremonies Wednesday evening,
Feb. 20. N. G. Nye, of Minneapolis,
performed the ceremony. w. E. john
son made the address, while the male
quartette gave several selections.
Dayton's Bluff Nc. 6 gave another So