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

cial entertainment and hop at Garfield
| hall, corner Arcade and Fauquier
! streets, Thursday evening. A good
| programme was given, after which the
| floors were cleared and dancing fol-
lowed. Supper was also served.
ORDER EVENING STAR.
st. Paul Chapter No. "a, o. e. S.,
! held social at. the home of the worthy
matron Mrs. H. Heine, on Hoffman
avenue. An excellent programme was
given, and refreshments were also
served. There was a goodly attend
ance, and delightful time was the re-
suit.
RATHBONE SISTERS.
Unity Temple No. 9, Rathbone Sis
ters, will entertain the members of
Minneapolis temple from to next
Thursday afternoon. This is their reg
ular time of meeting, but they will de-
viate from the regular routine of bust
ness. Other temples will also be pres
ent and enjoy the hospitality of the
Sisters.
Myrtle Temple No 2, Rathbone Sis
tiers, will meet at 80 Tuesday evening
at their hall, n East Seventh street.
There will be invitations and other i'm
portant work will follow.
The entertainment committee for the
anniversary will meet Monday after
noon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs J. c.
Mccall, 953 Hudson avenue, to COM
plete the arrangements for the enter
tainment.
THE MODERN WOODMEN.
Minnehaha Camp No. GA, Modern
Woodmen, held large meeting last
Thursday evening and elected fifteen
new members, and received eight ap-
plications. After the meeting the
camp entertained it's friends with a
dancing party at which about 200 cou-
pies were present. The camp has a
membership of 275.
State Director Harry Franklin paid
an official visit to the camp at Fart
bault and addressed a public gather
ing. After the meeting a dance was
INDUCED in.
The last meeting of Liberty camp
was held at its hall in Odd Fellows
block on the Nth inst. There was a
large and enthusiastic attendance and
four candidates received the Benefi-
ciary degree. They will report for the
Fraternal degree at the next meeting,
when it is expected the camp will have
work in both degrees. Venerable Con-
sui Hamilton, of North Star camp;
Clerk Hooper, of Minnehaha camp, and
a good neighbor from Dakota enter
tanned the camp with good addresses
This camp is making good progress,
and has a good sick benefit fund for
J1n hn,o Ill
desire such protection. The entertain
ment committee have in prospect an
elegant entertainment, to be held for
the benefit of their fund. There will
be good literary programme and af-
ter that is concluded there will be
dancing and a good supper. The price
Of tickets will be only % cents, and all
women in the city are cordially invited
to be present and help make the affair
a success worthy of the order at large.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The entertainment and ball given by
Capitol Lodge No. 81 at the Metropoli-
tan hotel on Thursday evening, Feb.
q, was an unqualified success. The
arrangements were as complete as
they could be made, and Host Barker
practically gave up the keys of the
hotel until a. m. when the large
crowd went home declaring it had
seen Pythianism. There was at least
$50 people present, including most of
the knights of st. Paul. Where every
one was there it would be useless to
mention names. The programme has
already been published in full, and it
was excellently rendered. The intro
ductory remarks of J. 3. Weidenborn-
er, c. c., the address of Grand Chan
cellor Hilscher, the singing of Messrs.
George and Churchill, the harp play
ing of Sig. Tortorelli, and the drill of
the soldier boys, of Ivy lodge. re-
Gently instituted at Fort Smelling, be-
ing leading features. Division No. IS,
.. r., attended in a body in full dress.
The whole entertainment reflects cred
it on old 81, and cannot but aid in
building up the order. Ryder's Man
dolin orchestra furnished excellent
music.
On Monday evening next Capitol
lodge will prove esquires in the rank
of knight, the team of Champion lodge
having been invited to do the work
Four applications were received last
&hOLACy, anu Tic SOOd WIN Sues NAA'
Come and see us on Feb. 25 all knights
are welcome.
Okay Lodge No. 1877 conferred the
third rank on ten members last Thurs
day evening, and will confer the first
rank next Thursday. Members of other
lodges are cordially invited to attend.
RED MEN.
Last Friday sleep the Red Men Of
the hunting grounds of st. Paul.
Minneapolis and saltwater held a
pow.wow i'll knights of Pythias hall,