St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-19

guests. All present enjoyed the evening and
departed hoping the event would be repeated
| In the near future. Mrs. II. c. Newhart en-
! tertained, assisted By Mrs. Eldrdge Miss
Irish and the Misses Newlart The next reg
| uiar meeting will be next Thursday afternoon
| Jan. % All members are requested to be
| present. Union is strength.
Myrtle Temple No. 3, Rathbone Sisters will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:39 p M. at the
new A o. U. W. hall, corner Eighth and Wa
! basha streets.
4 meeting of the Relief society will be held
at the home of Mrs Shepherd 2G6 East Fiji
teenth street, Monday Afternoon at . D. M A
full attendance is requested.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Wabasha council held large and enthusi-
astic meeting Tuesday night. Two applica-
lions were received and one candidate was ini-
tiated to the goat. The officers for the COM
ing year were installed by Deputy c. A. Mag
nuson, after which Past Regent Forth was
agreeaby surprised by the gift of a handsome
jewel from the members of the council
Ofiicial visits Of the Grand officers were
paid to IIamline, Mendoza and Cataract coun-
ellis during the past week.
Deputy Grand Kreiger assisted by Past
Regent Neinhauser, Installed the officers of
Vermillion Falls council at Hastings Men
day evening.
w. J. Footner, of the supreme council has
| succeeded in having the First National bank
OF this city designated as the depository for
the supreme council.
Deputy Grand Regent j. A. Forth installed
the new officers of the Seven Corners council
Monday night. a large attendance was had
st. Paul council read two applications Mon
| day and conferred the degree on two candi-
| dates. after which the new officers were
| Thane.
The race for second place is now between
cataract with 23S, and Ramsey, with 22S
members Ramsey boys claim they will
have good lead when the grand council
| meets in March
Ramsey County council will confer the de-
gree on number of applicants next Tuesday
/ arro n
/ MADE for the entertainment to be given Feb
4. Representative McCrumish of Mime
! apoils, viii be present by request
Inc news Of the death of Brother John
! ramon last week came q shock to the
members of Wabasha council to whom he
erhood. - 0'''-
/ commercial couDclheld an interesting meet
! ing iast tuesday evening. One candidate was
Ihltlated number of applications read and
new oIncers for the year installed by d. ID
u. r. knispel. Following next regular meet.
ing, 18th inst, the council will give a card
party to friends of the members
NATIONAL UNION.
st; Paul Council No. 1896 gave a public in
at ST, OF officers basket social and dance
Oh thursday evening last, in the new A. O.
U. W. hall, and large number of friends
ol the order trpped the light fantastic to the
/ musical strains of Ryder's Mandolin or
! chestra. Deputy Charles F. Push of Mime
sofa council, performed the ceremonies of the
installation The following officers were in
/ j. F. Jones, president; ]. w Morrison ex
PRESIDENT; Z; A. Morton, vice president and
treasurer NJ. A. Arnstad, speaker; o. F.
cial secretary: j. e. Boucher chaplain J. NJ.
Furlong, usher; T. P. Sheehan sergeant:
trustees, c. D. Smith, j. W. Ryan and c.
DRUIDS.
North Star Grove No. had very small
attendance on Wednesday evening" which fact
is que in all probability to the fact that a
great majority of the members belong to car
I nlVal Clubs However, the meeting was a
very successful one, as five applications for
membership were received and referred Oak
Clrcie No. will give a masquerade ball in
Minnesota Grove No. l received three ap-
plioations for membership Tuesday even
ing, and aiso conferred the third degree on
four candidates.
st. Paul Grove No. met on Monday even
ing and worked in the routine of grove bust
ness. Attendance small.
Schiller Grove No. met Thursday evening
and transacted considerable business
Vasa Grove No. "a met on Monday evening
and conferred the second degree, amplified
form, on two candidates.
W. R. CORPS.
The editors sanctum given by The Garfield
w. R; G. No. Friday evening was largely
attended The editor-in-chief Mr. Chase
read some interesting papers. Music and reel
tations were rendered by the Misses Morse,
| Shengreen, Adkins and others.
A. o. U. D.
masquerade ball will be given by Oak
( Circle No. D. A. o. U. D., in Assembly halls
Third and Wabasha, Saturday evening, Jan.
%.
A. D. U. W.
Monday will be observed as Memorial day
with appropriate ceremonies, by Northern
Lodge No. 126, and as several important reso-
/ buttons come up for discussion, an interesting
I and instructive meeting will be held. leap
year social and ball viii be arranged some
time before Lent. Every member should en-
deavor to be present and assist in the aggres-
sive work planned for the year. Meetings
are held every Monday evening in A. o. i.
W. hail. SIS Rice street, and visitors are al
ways welcome.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA
At its last regular conclave Adrel Com
mandery No. 16S received ten applications
which were placed the list for the several
degrees to be conferred the early Part O.
February.
STAR OF BETHLEHEM.
st. Paul Lodge No. will hold regular ses-
sion Wednesday evening Jan. 90 at l. O.
o. F. hall, corner Fifth and WabaSha streets