The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19
AMONG THE ORDERS
DOINGs OF THE WEEK IN ST.
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= Twin City lodge. 1. O.. O. F., installed
the following officers Thursday even
ing: 6. A. Cariveau, N. G.; John F.
Wilson, ". G.; G.. A. Rinker, recording
secretary; r. d. La Pine, warden; Il.
w. Bazille, r. S.. and r. J. Smith, L.
S. of ". c.; J. B. Louher, r. S. S.; M.
Tway, L. s. s.; julie Noel I.sG.; R.sF.
Moylan, o.. g.; r.. Cartier r. S., and
Frank Hart, L. S. of " G.; A. Char
bonneau, CON-; unable to be present
will be installed at a succeeding meet
ing. The attendance Of members was
so numerous as to be commended on
by visiting brothers from Union lodge.
DRUIDS.
Schiller grove conferred the initiatory degree
Thursday evening. and arranged for an outing
tomorrow at Spangenburg park on the RAN
dolph street car line.
On Tuesday night Minnesota grove WIS oTsr-
whelmed with important business. The grove s
fortieth anniversary will be celebrated Aug.
l6 in an elaborate and substantial Manner
On Monday night Vasa grove had an at
tendance of about fifty members They con-
ferred the bards degree upon several candi-
dates. Arrangements were completed for
their annual outing at Wildwood tomorrow.
st. Paul grove members were in good spirits
Monday night. Several applications were re-
ported for new membership. The absence of
secretary James SmlLn, VINO Is always at his
post. was very conspicuous. A sprained ankle
was the cause.
North Star Grove No. 4. at their meeting on
Wednesday night, conferred the initiatory de-
gree upon five candidates. The weather being
fair, there was very large attendance of
their own members and many visitors. AS
previously arranged. the committees from all
the other groves held a meeting to arrange
programme for the union outing to be held
at Wildwood on Thursday, Aug. 6.
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-ef The5onational convention Of the sAneieT1t
1QTdef5u6f Hibernians, held at Detroit COM
spleted its labors on the 18th inst, and one
of the most interesting questions brought
before the convention was in regard To the
Ladies' Auxiliary. Daughters of Erin.
Division No. 8, Daughters of Erin. will
give an Ice cream soclable next Wednesday
evening at Central hall, Sixth and Seventh
streets. which will. no doubt, be fully az
successful as any OF their previous enter
taiDments. as the following well known ladies
have been selected to serve on the difrerent
committees: Reception-Mrs. Pottgeiser. Miss
Pottgefser, Mrs. Kelly Mrs Mitchell. Miss
Roach, Miss Bell. Miss Geraghty, Miss Hav-
erty Miss Bolan Miss Troy. Miss Twohy
Refreshments-Mrs. Schultz, of Fl Smelling:
Miss Doyle, Miss Maloney, Mrs. McCarrfck,
Miss Gilboy. Miss O'Connor, Mrs. McVay
The writer failed to seure the name of the
chairman OF the refreshmeDt committee
At the last meeting Of No. 8 the state sec
rotary, Miss Ella Heating, gave some very
interesting remarks in regard to the question